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I know it was mentioned briefly at the AGM that these reviews were completed now, is there any way we can find out more on the results/outcome of the reviews??

I dont think heavily regulated is a bad thing for Amigo, Gary has made it clear he wants to be compliant with all FCA rules and regs and work very closely to make sure in the future this sort of thing cant happen again.

Will be an entirely different company going forward.

Seems like their lawyer doesnt even know where his line of questioning is leading.. quite entertaining to watch him scrambling for each new thing and then not giving moOky time to answer and saying "no answer" blah blah blah :l

Dunno why the judge is not like . Where are you going with this?!?

Jackaroo has confirmed holding before with Vinson to get onto the BOS list i am sure they are even friends

Sorry lads, reason for the drop is i bought back in at 76p

*insert laughing face*
*Facepalm*

A raise to pay claims would be ridiculous, if they want to dilute us hopefully they will have sense to put 100m shares into ALL scheme and sell after scheme finished to finalise payments to claimants.

Im certainly not digging right down into my pockets to pay off a bunch of false claims. Theres 229m cash sat there earmarked for repaying bonds, could have bought them back cheap during covid if the FCA didnt have restrictions on the cash... FCA seem to have engineered this whole palava. Changing rules for lending + backdating it.. VREQ .. not allowing us to make any money but expecting way too much with no indication they will allow us to lend. Seems their main issue being new shareholders will make some money off of a rising shareprice??? They hve lost the plot!

Sarah chats so much chit.. one guy leaves a comment on the creditors group and shes gone and wrote an article before finding out if its true..

Sending more people before even confirming its true just going to put a strain on the phone lines.. shes an idiot spouting absolute bullchit..

Anyone who took her advice should screenshot all correspondance with her as she is telling people to stop paying and its only going to end bad for most of the poor suckers getting sucked in by her crap

Stevie there was simply barely any shares in weak hands at 7p.. and the rise was probably traders buying last few shares for quick profit.. who knows

Fact of the matter is Gary said couple weeks and its literally only few days past a couple of weeks.. just need patience while they sort it out. You can see the situation doesnt have a simple resolution. If it was as easy as just pay everyone their full money then anyone could do Garys job. Its about finding the balance between what we can offer and what will be deemed acceptable by the court.

Stevie you are clearly not paying attention, there wont be a letter of non objection, Gary has confirmed that. Best we are hoping for is that Gary and the bod come back better prepared to prove its a scheme or only other viable option would be insolvency.

If im not mistaken he also said a practice statement letter would be sent to FCA a couple of weeks after the committee meetings were wrapped up.

Should hear something about that before AGM in my own opinion.

Stevie, assuming that the last committee meeting was actually the 2nd September its only few days over 2 weeks, chill

How many opportunities do people need? Been sub 10p for months

Reach for the SOA too soon, you cried for the moon, shine on you crazy diamond! :D

This past Wednesday marked the “one month away” mark for No Time to Die’s domestic release. However, the MGM/Universal offering will begin its overseas roll-out beginning on September 29 which is two weeks from today. Daniel Craig’s fifth and final James Bond flick has been a canary in the coal mine for pandemic-era box office. It was the first tentpole to move due to increasing concerns about Covid, shifting from April 1, 2020 to November 20, 2020. It was among the first to jump ship to 2021 after Tenet’s underwhelming domestic figures (partially caused by theaters in New York City and Los Angeles remaining closed), shifting first to April 2, 2021 and then to October 8, 2021. However, with two weeks to go, I would argue signs point to a potentially robust theatrical run.

We found out last Friday that EON Productions’ No Time to Die had passed governmental censorship regulations and would indeed get a theatrical release in China. Skyfall earned $65 million of its $1.108 billion gross in China while Spectre earned $83 million out of $881 million. The hope, right or wrong, was that the franchise would tilt upward on par with the last few Mission: Impossible movies. Ghost Protocol earned a then-huge $103 million in China in 2011, while Rogue Nation earned $137 million in 2015 and Fallout nabbed $183 million in 2018. That is still the second-biggest “not a Marvel/DC/Fast Saga” Hollywood flick since late-summer 2018 behind Godzilla Vs. Kong ($188 million). Still, the Chinese box office accounted for “just” 14.5% of $695 million, 20% of $583 million and 23% of $793 million respectively.

While China is not a kingmaker for the 007 series (like it arguably is for The Fast Saga), it’s certainly an encouraging sign. Equally encouraging, if not more so, is the strong domestic performance of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. The MCU movie has earned $150 million in 12 days following a $94 million Fri-Mon Labor Day weekend launch and a $34 million second-weekend gross. The Simu Liu-starring martial arts fantasy is playing about as well as it might have done even in non-Covid times and may yet end up with over/under $425 million worldwide even if it never plays in China. And while China could have played more like Ant-Man and the Wasp ($125 million) than Spider-Man: No Way Home ($199 million) in China, it’s still playing about as well as expected in North America.

Universal is distributing the film overseas (presumably in hopes of being the global distributor for 007 depending on how MGM’s sale to Amazon works out), but MGM is still on the hook for domestic. That’s partially why the film had been delayed as long as possible, since a fully-recovered Chinese marketplace way back in August 2020 wasn’t going to help the studio mostly concerned with domestic box office (and with no streaming service safety net). That Shang-Chi is, like Godzilla Vs. Kong ($100 million), F9 ($173 million), A Quiet Place part II ($160 million) and (give or take Disney

Mark whats your twitter @

Stevie, i must admit this BB used to be fun but the twitter is where its at now, no trolls and decent chat without having to refresh every time a message comes through.. gotta be worth checking it out? ;)

Setup an account and join the amigo group chat?

HH are you on twitter?

Magpies even the newbies can buy in for 13/14p tomorrow and make money on the run up to SOA 2.. if they wait till high 20s because you tried warning them so much then its on you ;) stop pretending to worrying about other peoples money

Is a scheme of arrangement not a tool for a restructure? A restructure doesnt necessarily mean we will be diluted 3 to 1 to pay the claimants.. Gary has said he hopes/plans to raise for when relending is possible, would hope he wouldnt go along with the FCA socialist agenda to effectively wipe out shareholders and start again entirely just to appease claimants.