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I assume that you sold a portion but not all of your shares?

You may be a LTH but also a trader as today's announcement does not justify a sale but the 20%-25% rise over the last month may do if you are trading.

If you've sold up totally then that is a very high risk strategy.

I have a small amount invested in SNG averaging £1.28. For me, £75 would be a life changing amount of money even with such a small investment. I am sure that would be the same for many investors in SNG. We can dream..........

I only came across this article today. My sister has been badly affected by Long Covid. She had Coronavirus that was possibly caught when she had virtually no PPE in her Occupational Therapist role. This was early 2020 and she was not admitted to hospital but is still unable to drive at the moment due to the 'brain fog'. She is now working from home in a planning role as she can't visit patients.

If this article is accurate then it seems that getting on top of the virus as early as possible when the vaccine has not worked, or was not utilised, is critical to prevent Long Covid. The costs of Long Covid worldwide must be huge so a course of a drugs like SNG001, if proven to work, may become far more cost effective, not only in the initial treatment phase but long term too.

5.8M sold today so not everybody is holding.

I don't these posts. If you are not buying in then sit on your hand why the need to announce it?

Investing is not all about the price today. Its about understanding the company and basing your decision to buy or sell on where you feel the company, and your share price, will be in the future. Trading is all about the price today. If you feel that it is overpriced tell us why rather than jumping on the negative bandwagon. Same for those ramping give us solid reasons to follow you. Most of you might as well go down the bookies and bet on the dog with the tail that is wagging the fastest!

Big rise expected. That was easy........

In the 12th October PFS for the SE Crescent it was stated that the GGP NPV was US$508m but Newcrest valued it at US$228m. That means GGP valued that area at 222% of Newcrest value. It seems there will be a great deal of negotiation to be carried out. That report suggested that two areas of Breccia had inferred reserves of 37Mt compared to the 17Mt probable at the SE Crescent. One suggested method of valuation suggests that probable reserves are worth 8 times the value of inferred reserves. Does the U$1.5Bn valuation that has been suggested really add up?

Trading update on Thursday (16th) so maybe that will not be too great and the usual leaks have already come out. Maybe worries over the impact of Omicron. Buys outweigh sells by about 1M to 800k today. Im surprised that price has fallen so far below the recent offer price. Long term outlook has to be decent surely?

In my experience the prices quoted here are rarely that close to the actual prices when I run a dummy buy/sell quote. Same for all shares on LSE plus they are always at least 15 minutes delayed unless you have live prices.

I've just run dummy quotes on Hargreaves Lansdowne - Sell price 1.43p Buy Price 1.478p = Spread 3.36%

The spread quoted on LSE is never that accurate.

The Purchase Stamp duty is 1% as this is a company based in Southern Ireland.

Surely the insane spend hours posting about a company they have no belief in? Or are you just stating what a lot of people suggest (ie you are insane)

PS Until Amigo resumes lending (if) then the underlying value of the company will be falling as loans are repaid. Have you factored that in?

invertor6.

My understanding is that the FCA will not allow new lending until after the Court agrees SOA. (Im pretty sure that was said in the presentation).
Have you plucked the prices out of the air or do you have some method of calculation to back it up?

I've noticed that there are loads of SPs being banded about on this forum with no justification. I assume your's are based on previous fluctuations?

Clintek I only have to look at the spelling of my name to see what a childish person you are.

Nothing underhand about stating my intentions its clear in black and white. Why hold at a peak when this share is volatile. I do a little trading to enhance value. There is risk, the price may have continued upwards but my statement was very clear at that time. Absolutely nothing underhand.

"I expect little more than a trading update" was also a simple statement of my expectations. As you said, why would I deramp my own shares? You reply suggested otherwise in your response. If I was a ramper/deramper I would be on here all the time like you. I have more in my life/investments than playing in this playground.

You clearly are a very sensitive little boy. Carry on with your nonsense and have fun.

Clintek. So you had to go back two months for that. That was a statement of fact not a remp/deramp. The buys were completed by the end of September reducing my average by 7%. Hopefully you will be successful in your ramping, when you get off the swings, and I can do the same again when the run of the mill results reveal nothing new.

You wish. Im sitting on my average of 8.7p and will take my profit in due course. Not getting hyped up like the kids in this playground.

As the RNS says they have to provide the results by the new date to comply with Loan Note conditions. Why would they announce anything unless it has been approved by the regulator in line with customer focus team. I expect little more than a factual trading update.

Ive just run a dummy buy/sell on HL: Buy = 12.2299 Sell = 11.614 Spread 0.6159 = 5.036% so not far off the quoted spread on LSE of 12.3 and 11.6 giving 5.7% drop in value. I bought Sylvania Platinum earlier today and that was showing 1% spread.

https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/materials/aim-slp/sylvania-platinum-shares/news/is-now-the-time-to-put-sylvania-platinum-lonslp-on-your-watc

PS DYOR