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"Construction is underway for Velocys' commercial reference plant incorporating its microchannel Fischer–Tropsch technology; ENVIA Energy's Oklahoma City GTL project being built adjacent to Waste Management's East Oak landfill site. The project is being financed by a joint venture between Waste Management, NRG Energy, Ventech and Velocys. The feedstock for this plant will be a combination of landfill gas and pipeline natural gas."

Hi Earl. I firmly believe the turnover and profit of Angra to be quite irrelevant. The licence is what we're chasing here. GST will announce their own deals and business going forward in the near future. Very big plans are in play here

Guys. The fact is the FCA didn't actually say they would not contest at court. They were clever in their wording to not be held accountable (it's in a previous RNS somewhere). I'm currently down on Amigo but have been in and out gradually increasing my amount of shares with profits made.

I too can sell at any time but have chosen not to, my opinion is they'd have closed the doors by now if they were going to quit so easily. I'm holding and will ride this out. If/when I double my money I'll take 50% out then keep the rest for longer term gains.

What folk say on here is just noise. I work on facts and official information released to the market.

https://register.fca.org.uk/s/search?type=Companies&q=GS+Technologies+

Hello all,

I've been checking the FCA company register frequently. Previously there were no records, today its showing GS Technologies. No detail of the type of authorisation, however, I've noticed this happen in the past prior to approvals.

Could possibly be linked to the rise today.

Very best of luck to you all.

I've been checking the FCA website every now and then (you can do a company search). So far no record of GS Fintech which I assume they'll be registering/applying as.

Something brewing. Buy before news, sell on news if trading. Buy low sell a lot higher if investing

Hey guys. I topped up just over 100k shares around 9am which show as a sell on here. I'm sure you're aware, more for any potential buyers. Not all in red on this site are actually sells.
Huge potential with this company in a very sought after and fast paced sector, with excellent management. GLA

"Amigo, supported by its independent financial and legal advisers, believes that failure of the Scheme will result in the Scheme Creditors receiving zero cash payments, given the secured creditors who rank ahead of the unsecured Scheme Creditors. This zero cash payment is in comparison to their sharing in £15 million to £35 million, plus a cash contribution to the Scheme based on 15% of pre-tax profit for the next four financial years ending 31 March 2025 (see paragraph 18 of the Letter), an increase on the amount in the announcement dated 21 December 2020. Amigo strongly believes that the Scheme is in the best interests of the Redress Creditors, its customers, the FOS and all its stakeholders."

My apologies. Decided to quote rather go by memory, its been a while. Appreciate the input

I keep seeing the same questions and lack of awareness/knowledge by newcomers, so here are a couple of things to assist. Please feel free to correct me or add further info. This is by no means an attack on newbies, just trying to help.

1/ Amigo DO NOT need permission via FCA to lend to customers, they stopped voluntary on mass yet continued to lend to key workers such as NHS
2/ Amigo are in a pickle, this has been the case for some time... nothing new. The scheme of arrangement (SOA) offers a lifeline for Amigo whilst ensuring all customers claiming a refund, will receive some form of compensation. WITHOUT the SOA not a lot of customers will receive compensation as Amigo may likely go bust.
3/ Amigo will approach the High Court on March 30th offering to set aside 15m rising to 35m, and 5% of profits over the next three years.
4/ If agreed Amigo then need 50% of creditors (customers they owe money to) to agree.
5/ If agreed Amigo must as the courts to bring it into effect, the clock starts and customers have six months to make a claim
6/ Amigo resumes lending in a more ethical manner after reviewing their practices

In terms of share price. My opinion is this will rise and react to the key points raised above. ONLY risk what you can afford to loose. Personally, I don't have all my eggs in one basket. Regarding Amigo I'll sell 3k shares at £1 and hold the remaining 25k share indefinitely. GLA

To Steve88

Your statement has no logic. I risked money for a return, retain a good amount of shares, reinvest / sell in blocks from dips to highs each time leaving a %.

P.S. the fish n chips were very nice haha

On a serious note. Looking at the who's, what's and whatifs regarding this company, anyone in under 5p will do very well short term in my opinion. This is a trendy share. Any reasonable news will see it rise double time.

Just look at the bounce today.

Wine o'clock. Do research, by on news and remember... you only loose money if you sell at a loss

Evening all. Yes, 30% of my "trading" is indeed "trading" in very short windows. I'm quite well spread with a general forecast of up to twelve to eighteen months for a return.

Have a small holding in GST initially purchased at .55p, rook my initial stake out, and more on big spikes. What's left will remain invested as this is how I "trade".

*) *ride
(Before the grammar police pounce)

5.5p any good for you? Was in first thing this morning, took another £340 (not bad for thirty minutes "work" to add to the 3k already banked.

These types of shares are highly volatile which is what I'm looking for. Buying back in now, as imagine many others will do and will rise this like a... unicorn ??

Tree shake by market makers collecting shares as expected. This will explode today

Correct. Thanks MB, K this is not AIM. I'd edited my post around making breakfast. "Please please DO NOT risk your rent/money for food on shares". Is how the post should have read.

Its unlike me to ever post . I very much like to sit back, read, DMOR etc prior to making a purchase. I have been stung by opportunities such as this in the past. And have made a lot of money also! Thats the gamble/risk vs reward.

Do as I have done. Buy (what you can afford to risk). Sell your initial stake once you have profit, sit back, relax.

I.E. I risked 2k on open. Sold 2k. Have a remaining stake of £503 (68975 shares).
Please please DO NOT risk your rent/money for food on shares in AIM.
If everyone lives by this method it serves well to gradually build individual share prices as we sell, yet continue to hold back some shares. Less shares available = gradually increasing share price.

Stay safe and good luck all.