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"Put my hat in the ring at 177p.."
Think I'd eat it for that too. GL

With my handle am I two faced, browned off, and gutless (even though I'm a LTH)?

Sax17 Hope your financial dreams come true. As a previous 13 year carer for my wife with MS and a living a five year lockdown, I understand your challenges. I sincerely hope that the good ship EUA will give you all all the support you deserve for the future. I spent 50 years in industry making other men rich, believing the harder I worked the richer I would become. But the harder I worked the tireder I got and the richer they became. So don't be too disappointed about having a rest as an employee. I found that it is assets that provide for my future not crumbs from the master's table. Good luck..hang in there.

What tricks will the MMs play today? Bid down to 36 for another try at a shake? Naughty spread?

Well said Jelly11. It's Little Trader who needs to 'get things into perspetive' (obviously a mere slip of a privelged youth). Sould I become a 'problem and a burden' on the NHS at 76 I hope they will rake out the few coppers in tax that was taken from me from two jobs over 52 years of employment. Heaven help us if they need to tap poor Little Trader for a bob or two from his pocket money. Sorry its off-topic. PS Some of that employment was in the pharmaceutical industry too.

I'm sure I speak for many when I say how grateful we are, not just for your knowledge, but for being there for our friends and families, and for the risks you take every day. It is at times like these that we money focussed folk are reminded by your selfless acts that life is not a race to amass as many toys that we can before we meet the grave. THANK YOU TONY. Stay Safe !

Easyp, the humour may be in Private Eye, but with AMER the joke has really been inflicted upon the Private I by the BOD.

Over on ADVFN Lucypop has drawn up a lengthly letter that she is encouraging other disgruntled PI to forward to FCA

If this was a Ponzi Scheme which robbed another pensioner of £40K after six years of loyalty, or a scam phone call that emptied a bank account, the press and authorities would be up in arms. But with AIM there appears to be no morality nor redress for the machinations of BODs of the companies we entrust with our life savings. The empty promises and failure to meet, or even comply with, the programmes of work they publish, put them (without FSA accountability) in the same league as conmen. After today's RNS I'm sure there will be more to come to make us gasp. With many years of trading/investing, I have accepted losses along the way 'on the chin' with good grace, and hope I have gained enough experience to say there is a difference between bad luck and this fiasco.

The day BEFORE release of the RNS strongly advising shareholders to take no action IN RESPECT OF THEIR SHARES, as the offer was significantly undervalued, we could have sold at just short of 18p. On the day of RNS we could have sold for 19.32p. On the following two trading days we could have taken between 19.88 and 19.9. Therefore, at the board's best we have been advised to hang on for a 'significant' 1.1 p. At the worst, hang on for a loss 'until completion of FSP.' Can they justify walking away from this disaster by claiming that the market has nothing to do with them, when they have instructed 'shareholders' to hold onto their' shares' until completion of the FSP. Even if this action is legal, it is morally indefensible.