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That is all. Carry on your day underlings :)

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Clintek even someone who is invested can still be truthful about how they see things. He is right, there are significant risks here and sweeping it under the carpet doesn't help anyone nor does it make him anti Amigo.

The problem is that the "world" uses the $ to cost assets and measure loans. The issue being that any crisis pushes the $ higher, US again has to print more to push down the $ in order to export. In the long run you are correct unfortunatly in the short term (1 year) $ has a strong probability of heading higher.

jimbogains you are correct. It is a legal right of all companies to get a SOA in place. The FCA was the ONLY reason it was blocked. Read the court transcript, it is just a case of THIS SOA being the issue. A new SOA is a new ball game. We are following what was said at the court this time around.

lol livestock, this strength in sterling will be short lived and sold into.

Ey lad ey. FCA back ta playin games

neither go for a shorter investment timeframe that is less impacted by covid and higher base input costs.

Everyone should have an IQ test before being allowed credit and have to score 101

Problem is if the average person is retar d e d then 101 makes no difference does it

http://mtacmt.informz.net/z/cjUucD9taT0zNDQ3OTQ1JnA9MSZ1PTM4MDEyMTIzMiZsaT0zMTg2NDg1Mw/index.html

interesting if anyone is interested in learning more about our gap up future (fingers crossed)

6588 new shares

You are in the wrong game if you can't work that out pal sorry to say

******ed people that think you would be listed a jackaroo! lol

Clintek you wrote "Amgo did get flanked by the FCA the last time, but that won't happen again. " you mean "Amgo did get flanked by the FCA the last time, but that WILL happen again. "

The details will have to be heard in court before being properly accepted and we have no court date. When we have the court date you will know that date of its acceptance. Acceptance by the FCA, that is another question and again goes back to the court date. I don't trust them as far as I could throw them with a nuke attached. Even when they say "it is ok" until it goes through court and we are lending again and have the fines published I dont trust a word they say. The FCA can NOT be trusted.

I dont have spare cash. I invested here at 30p. If I had / could I would partake in the RI but I don't so the shares will be sold on the open market.

The creditors are bond holders and not share holders. Dilution is a share holder impacted only issue. You are thinking of taking a bond holder hair cut and misunderstanding.

yes markkent

AMGOorBUST welcome to the junk bin. Strange how you react to conversation about personal views on a public forum based around personal views. So yeah of course it is my view. C in ya.

I can't afford any more shares in a dilution so I have lost in the drop from 30p and in a dilution that I cant afford to pay for. Thanks FCA.