Member Info for IdleGuy

Sitting patiently, not predicting, not caring a jot what the pumpers & dumpers are spouting, knowing that all the BS on these boards make 0.0000000001% difference to the share price in the long term.

To quote Abraham Lincoln "Don't believe everything you read on the internet" :P

I agree DG.
This board is quite often like the old chatrooms of the 1990s internet (AOL, MSN etc). Always a few idiots just in to cause trouble. Usually with a combined IQ in single figures

Value, credibility lost by not spell-checking your forum thread title. Muppet!

A frequent quote heard on a long and boring journey....
"Are we nearly there yet?"

Have a good weekend folks. I'm going to watch some real paint drying *yawns*

With all the comments relating to source/sauce in the other posts I read this as "Ready For Lunch"... I'm disappointed now :(

Nozzla "I imagine a big sell off today following that RNS. No one wants money tied up"
You have a very fertile imagination! Seeing as today is 30th September, the suspension is only anticipated to last tomorrow and Monday 4th. I would therefore doubt a "big sell off today following that RNS" as most people will be in for a term longer than two working days.

Nozzla "and with the distinct possibility that they've no cash flow, the results could be very bad."
Where is your evidence for this statement? Your imagination running riot again?

Nozzla " Also, why was there a need to open a new bank account?"
Many banks have changed their lending and account criteria during the last 18 months to two years. My business sector (Property Management & Lettings) have had many banking issues with some banks (such as TSB & Lloyds) stopping and closing all Client Money Accounts. Banks we had been with for many many years suddenly telling us we had to find new accounts with a new bank. This meant we had to make inquiries with various other institutions. With slow responses to inquiries, allegedly due to furlough, and various dead ends it took us over 3 months to get new Client Accounts organised, opened and operational. So, I for one, can understand the comment regarding the bank account.

All sounds pretty plausible to me.

RoxburyHouse: "20 years ago Card Factory didn’t even exist!"

Card Factory opened its first shop in 1997. Twenty four years ago.

All I am going to say is that I'm pleased that Vinson posted a link to Pink Floyd's 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' rather than Jacques Brel's 'My Death' :P

Brand Building
Build up a following
Build up Google rankings
Install keywords
Start a whole interlinked social media system interlinked with Instagram, Facebook, Twitter etc
Car manufacturers will advertise a new model on their website months before the car is out. They want to build up hype, get people talking etc.
It isn't uncommon. Hopefully it means something is coming in the near future.
There are many reasons to put up a website before the items are up for sale

// FANTASTIC news over at OCTP //
What is so "fantastic" about a share that has lost over 50% since its IPO?

// Requires 100% gain to reach IPO price //
So the investors didn't agree with the hyped up value that the owners originally put it on the market at.

// original holder is selling out //
Maybe even the original owner has realised this and is employing muppets to pump up the price to be able to dump and leave the gullible holding the shares.

// Imperial Brands holding over 10%//
Having a foot both sides of the fence is nothing new. If cigarette smokers move to vaping instead, Imperial Brands don't lose out. Reminds me of something similar I heard in the late 1980s; Dewhirst the butchers owning shares in Holland & Barratt, the vegetarian and health foods shop.

// Results on Monday. //
When the price will drop even further, I would suspect.
// IMO this should and will double / treble / quadruple with ease //
Says someone who openly admits in other posts that ...
// I hold CBX at a heavy loss.
I hold KNB at a heavy loss. //
Your decision to buy CBX at the time you did was sadly misinformed.
Your decision to buy KNB at the time you did was sadly misinformed.
Your opinion to hype up octp at this time is most likely down to poor judgement and being 50% down from the IPO that you bought in at?

Fact: CBX IPO was at 5p. The price has never dropped below that level.
On that basis I personally would put more trust in CBX but I am no expert.
Even my barge pole won't go anywhere near octp

A website which is half built, pretty inactive and doesn't say much. A Twitter set up in January, with nothing posted for a few months, eight tweets on 13th March, then a long nothing, one post in July and nothing since.
A total of 50 Followers; The Amigo board on LSE has a bigger following.
Not sure that this is up to much. Looks rather half-baked. It could have been the brainchild of the legal team that represented Amigo in court last time round!
They haven't even sorted the generic text from the web template;
https://appgonpersonalbankingandfairerfinancialservices.org/hello-world

We are all driving round in little two seater Smart cars and banged up Ford Fiestas instead :P

"Vimson" wrote
#My name is Victor Imson, entrepreneur, private investor, schollar and a gentleman. Pleasure to meet you - happy to put this unfortunate misunderstanding and case of harrasment behind us. #

Scholar is spelt with one "L"
Harassment is spelt with one "R" and two "S"

Motley Fool reports frequently contradict themselves. I think they are about as believable as a ramper on the Amigo board :P

More ramping needed. I'm in profit ... but only just :P
Get to it Expru

Yeah Expru, rather surprised that you ranked so high, on pumped or dumped, with your lack of recent posts.... Pretty gutted that I wasnt listed in all 700+ names lolz. Still sitting here, in the background, occasionally observing but mostly laughing at the posts on the boards.

Morning all.
Just catching up a bit. Not read the boards in a while.

In reference to ignorant's link (in comment Monday 22.18)
<https://www.youinvest.co.uk/market-research/LSE:OBC?tab=6&SecurityToken=0P00007OPA%5D3%5D0%5DE0EXG%24XLON&Id=0P00007OPA&ClientFund=0&CurrencyId=GBP&ms-redirect-path=%2F1c6qh1t6k9default.aspx "
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I did a comparison search on the same website for a couple of other companies that I have shares in and know a little about. One example, AMGO, shows data on ownership that was out of date in August/September 2020.
Although in relation to OBC, an RNS on 23.01.2020 shows Stefania Barbaglio notifying of an initial 3% holding which would correlate with the AJBell listing. I'm not sure that Peter O'Reilly's holding is current, based on other RNS releases from the beginning of the year.
I'm probably reading it all wrong but treat it with caution as AMGO's page was way off the current mark.
All the best.

Symon#6509 please add me

INTU had a £4.6 billion debt pile and were in trouble due before COVID, with the market changing from High Street/Shopping Centres to online. This was sped up considerably when COVID hit, all the shops closed, everyone started shopping online and the big leaseholders started to "suspend" their rent payments.
Don't get me wrong, INTU along with others like Carillion have proved that nothing is too big to fail. Amigo in comparison is a small fish but INTU and Amigo are totally different.

Thank you very much, again, for today's running commentary. It has been most helpful for many people on this board, including me.