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I would like to now is who amigo have been selling there existing loans to, ?

AlbaCo bank could purchase, could they not?

For all we know.

Atanasoff,

I have reviewed my rto investment, punt,

As it stands, to this minute, if I was to sell,my loses would be just short of £300, on a holding of. 750000.

I can a sure you, I am not ramping this to get £300 loses back,

Its a punt, a rto, punt.

Gla

Thanks for you detailed opinion,

Which within uses the word (withdraw)

This is not correct, suspended, yes, and whist suspended, under new leadership ( rto) this can be reinstated, AlbaCo, have a licence, but only to a certain amount to lend, a rto with amigo, is a avenue jim could increase his lending capacity via a reinstated, unsuspended, licence.

You say ,jim has tried to find a rto and failed,

We until, rns'ed that is not the case,

Shrewed business men will take it right to the line, as it gets cheaper &cheaper as the line draws closer & closer, its a punt , a rto punt, high risk high reward, win some ,lose some, but with a profitable %strike rate overall.

Gla

Guitarman75,

All the signs are there for this to be

a early (Itsarm )situation, but under a bit of a different leader, ( ned) sir jim mccoll,

In this situation, jim wants it for his own business

Venture. ( Itsarm did 6000%)

Gla

Profit to the brave.

Thursday on the AlbaCo bank direction is my opinion, and it involves amigo.

Heads up.

Profit to the brave.

Some invester asked me why I think amigo is worth a punt,

I replied,

You are wrong because,

The ned, billionaire sir jim mccoll is controlling the search for a rto for Amigo and has been for nearly 12 months, in that 12 months he has been trying to get a full licence for his bank,AlbaCo bank, unfortunately the authority's do not seem very forthcoming, as it stands to this day, amigo have a licence but no rto, and only enough cash to operate for another couple of weeks,

So £200k fundraising from sir jim mccoll who is in desperate need of a full licence would blow this stock so high you would struggle to buy unless at a premium.

Gl profit to the brave

You are wrong because,

The ned, billionaire sir jim mccoll is controlling the search for a rto for Amigo and has been for nearly 12 months, in that 12 months he has been trying to get a full licence for his bank,AlbaCo bank, unfortunately the authority's do not seem very forthcoming, as it stands to this day, amigo have a licence but no rto, and only enough cash to operate for another couple of weeks,

So £200k fundraising from sir jim mccoll who is in desperate need of a full licence would blow this stock so high you would struggle to buy unless at a premium.

Gl profit to the brave

Rto's ,high risk high reward.

£200k funding from jim mccoll in here then share swap with AlbaCo bank and this will explode,

He's done it before with chp.

Gla Profit to the brave

0.3155,

For 800000

Tick up, mm's want shares,

Sell 0.3115

RE: Buys...Today 15:08

As mid July is nearly here, 10th/ 22nd and we have had no leaks on a possible rto only tells me one thing, its AlbaCo, other wise the leakage news would of escaped via involvement with other parties.

Jim mc coll is controlling this whole affair, hence no leakage what so ever.

Gla

AlbaCo rto

The only market indication we have is,

Chp is down 12%

Amigo is holding.

And looking at possible folding,

Does not make sense.

Make of it as you wish.

As mid July is nearly here, 10th/ 22nd and we have had no leaks on a possible rto only tells me one thing, its AlbaCo, other wise the leakage news would of escaped via involvement with other parties.

Jim mc coll is controlling this whole affair, hence no leakage what so ever.

Gla

AlbaCo rto

Buy, 0.3588

Sell , 0.28

Live dummy trade with ,I g.

For 500,000 2 minutes ago

Myself am not a believer in one code,

But lots do.

Question?

How can u buy 1 share at a 0.45?

We don't have a currency to cover it?

1 code.

News today.

Gla

1 code @ amigo,

For the believers.

Gla

Profit to the brave.

Considering we are entering the second week in July and as stated, funds to continue to operate as a cash shell to rto , there's no great scramble to get out for investors,

Albeit, no great scramble to buy,

So,

Bit of a stalemate,

Keep a eye out for any increase in buy volume before the update.

Gla Profit to the brave

Buy @ 0.38

Sell @ 0.28

Not a 80% spread at all.

When funding update lands, which is any day know you will see that decimal point shift one place over and be a minimum 10 bagger.

Profit to the brave

Still here also, without keep repeating what has all ready been said, nothing more to add,

Will AlbaCo rto amigo,

Will AlbaCo merge with chp,

Will a full license be issued,

Or are we all being feed sxit.

Unfortunately, its a wait and see.

I have all angles covered, ££

Patients.

Gla Profit to the brave

My understanding is , a full banking license is the problem.

Rod Ashley, chief executive of Alba(Image: Alba Bank)

Scotland’s first bank solely dedicated to small and medium-sized business lending has been granted a banking licence by the UK Prudential Regulatory Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority.

Headquartered in Glasgow, Alba was Authorised with Restrictions on 9 March, allowing it to move into mobilisation.

This restricts carrying out the regulated activity of accepting deposits. The aggregate amount of deposits held by the firm at any time may not currently exceed £50,000.

Alba has worked closely with both regulators over the past five years to develop its proposition, processes and systems.

Founded in 2018 by Clyde Blowers’ chief executive Jim McColl, the bank also has an office London, with longer term ambitions to establish commercial hubs in regions across the UK.

Rod Ashley, chief executive of Alba, commented: “This is unquestionably a landmark moment in our journey so far - I am incredibly proud of the team who have steadfastly believed in our mission of launching a new SME focused bank and have worked tirelessly to build a comprehensive business plan, which has allowed us to receive our licence from the regulators.