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£6495 worth

new update from INC (delisted)... They still have not received any commissions from the stated Nov 2014 RNS but want investors to pay a minimum of £200k to relist or probably lose your investment.

good start 1st trade of day!

£2.43 trade value!!

The stock was locked away from trading from some brokers due to the consolidation yesterday. Once they got their finger out and changed investors holdings it allowed trading in AMED. Each broker was different as to how long they took (or take).

over last hour or so

for buy

around £4900 worth

around £14000!

Based on AMI administrators - they were charging an average £710 per hour! There was an incentive to take their time. I assume Baker tilley will have comparable fees. Shareholders are not at the bottom of the pile - they are buried in a big hole in the garden under piles of rubbish.

from your broker at the moment in AMED stock. As of 1200 TD direct still has not updated their systems.

trade deleted

went through

just phoned TD, they can take up to 10 days apparently to sort it out (but expected to be quicker) and wont let you sell in the meantime until they 'sort it'. A disadvantage of holding a nominee account.

share consolidation in place but some brokers have yet to amend your shares (divide them by 100) and have stopped you trading in AMED until they get their finger out. If the price of AMED rocketed your stuck!

this morning!

unless you know why

consolidation tomorrow confirmed: share price x100, shares held /100 = same value

Amedeo Resources (LON:AMED) is approaching a key milestone in the coming months as it prepares to deliver its first oil drilling rig. Chief executive Glen Lau says although Amedeo’s progress has slowed, he expects a recovery and that it will benefit from the upturn. Operationally, important progress continues towards the completion of Explorer 1, a mobile jack-up rig, which is due during the second half of this year. The vessel was launched into the water this April ahead of its full completion. “The build of Explorer 1 is to quality and schedule, building the New Yard's reputation and laying firm foundations for the New Yard's future,” Lau added. John Cummins, analyst at WH Ireland, said the Explorer 1 completion is very much the focus for investors in the short-term. The analyst, who has set a ‘speculative buy’ recommendation for Amedeo, believes there could be much more to come from the young oil engineering services group even though the market is currently tough. “Whilst the market backdrop has become more difficult following the decline in the oil price, and this is still a relatively early stage in the group’s development, the medium-term growth potential for Amedeo’s key investment in YZJ Offshore is significant,” Cummings said in a note. At 0.75p per share WH Ireland’s twelve-month price target suggests some 180% upside to the current price of 0.32p. That said, Cummings notes that it is a challenge to set a ‘fair value’ for the early stage company and there could be scope to raise the bar further in due course. “The potential for the group is significant given the backing provided by operating partners, majority shareholder and track record of management. Amedeo is both well backed, with Qatar’s state investment authority owning 61% of the shares, and at the same time it is partnered with Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (YZJ), a shipbuilder worth US$4bn. With Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, Amedeo has a 19% stake in YZJ Offshore, which owns the yard in China.

if resolutions passed - share price x100, shares held /100 = same value