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Took my 50%.Thanks FJET.

Still potentially more but it’s achieve my goal in a few days so happy with that. GL

are we assuming JB shares are being sold in to market now? >15% would be starting to get harder to hide.

What are we expecting in the full results ~£250 revenue with ~£50m profit?

cant forget about the last 9 months ended Dec 2019 set, showing Amigo were at £218m revenue and profit after tax ~ £45m. and basic EPC 9.7p for the 9 month period alone.

Good luck setting up a potential Future readmitted ftse 250 candidate for less than £200m. :)

A small “cancellation fee” would be sufficient to change the brokers mind, especially if offered in shares.

Surprised miton have not averaged down.

Feels like even with JBs sales the pool of liquid stock is drying up.

tried to buy a few when i saw 0.16 pop up, shock it was NT, thought the placing would have resolved that, i seem to get it every time i try to buy or sell here.

https://www.facebook.com/fastjet/?ref=hl

"thank you for our enquiry. Our operations are set to resume the flight schedule from 01 August 2020. Our international flights remain subject to the RSA International Borders re-opening."

"fastjet Hello Janet, our commercial flight schedule is intended to resume weft 01 August 2020. International flights between Johannesburg and Harare and Johannesburg and Bulawayo remain subject to the RSA international borders reopening. For our latest update please visit our website www.fastjet.com"

just over 3 weeks away.......................

aslong as you use sunscreen.

As for your investment, no one here can give investment advise and everything here is just for fun :)

"istock - you say 20+ is on the cards but you don't know how long it will take. "

You would probably be safe estimating end of September.

"We currently lend to approximately 15% of people who start the loan application with us and over 90% of loan repayments are from borrowers, as opposed to guarantors. This demonstrates the effectiveness of our affordability processes."

https://www.amigoplc.com/investors/investor-faqs

"How do you assess affordability? Are these checks robust?

We have confidence in our affordability processes which have been thoroughly reviewed during the Financial Conduct Authority authorisation process and are supplemented by regular internal reviews.

It’s not in Amigo’s interest to give out loans to individuals who are unable to repay them and our affordability processes go above and beyond standard industry practice by asking for a detailed line by line breakdown of expenses from both the borrower and the guarantor. Amigo Loans charges no additional fees or costs, including to customers in arrears, and already caps the total interest a customer will pay.

Customers must be able to demonstrate they can meet all their commitments, rent, bills, food, clothes etc. and any other credit commitments, as well as their payments to Amigo Loans, and still be left with an £100 buffer.

We then undertake extra levels of questioning where needed to help us make a more informed decision about affordability. We speak to all guarantors over the phone to ensure they are aware of their responsibilities.

We currently lend to approximately 15% of people who start the loan application with us and over 90% of loan repayments are from borrowers, as opposed to guarantors. This demonstrates the effectiveness of our affordability processes."

up to 50%*

It gets worse when you add in the up to fees from the "no win no fee" sharks that submit the complaint to the FOS, the whole process just feeds the FOS and NWNF shark while the customer ends up with very little or in some cases having to go to more dodgy sources to find the funds to pay the NWNF charges.

the more i think about it the more i think they are a potential buyer / partner for the Flexgen sites.

Makes perfect sense for them to merge with PPGs assets and if anything give them access to more market money without diluting Kibos primary listing, expands their portfolio. Med is almost certainly a potential RTO target.

It doesnt look like it but i assure you i have some method behind my madness here :)

https://www.share-talk.com/louis-coetzee-ceo-of-kibo-energy-kibo-l-podcast-update/

Kibos take on power projects

Cant help but think AC is not getting anywhere with license renewal for AAOGC so is trying to get a local company involved to put there name on the top of the application, It expires next Saturday, so which will be first license renewal or placing news?

"Hope they go bust like Wonga and Sunny and a few other loan sharks ripping off struggling people ."

I would much rather they restructure the company and lending policy, agree an interest rate that is fair and reasonable with the FCA / government etc and expand lending to more customers focusing on consolidations where they can clearly reduce peoples monthly outgoings from previous debt and help them out of the hole that they are in.

With a business revised plan aimed at helping people they could probably get government support at almost a 0% rate instead of the bonds that are costing amigo 7.625%, it would be used a point scoring exercise on a government budget against the opposition party and all they would have to do is provide a bond that will be repaid over time.

I know you cant plan exactly for non paying clients and they cant charge arrangement fees but without the bonds amigo could probably lower rates to ~20%-25% and still be very fair and profitable.

If that was the case they would dominate the market outside the traditional banks.

Until that fantasy happens.... we are at 49% and the FCA / FOS are putting millions of £ in fees in to their own pocket.

Darn it, I want to hold but a rainbow has reappeared elsewhere and this is my most liquid stock. I still have faith That the £1m Mcap will reappear. Back soon.

The Tea leaves Pretty much called the bottom, happy to add at 10-12p again, It Will probably be 25p at the end of September, so happy to trade the waves.