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2000p over the next couple of years. I'd say that's a comparatively reasonable expectation and very distinct probability. The kind of opportunity that completely transforms a portfolio, sipp, isa etc. Insane to still be able to get in at this level but I suspect it's not going to remain so for very long. Once the profit takers have gone and the day traders have suffered a few bloody noses, I believe we'll see a steady rise North with a few steep climbs and a couple of minor dips.

Precisely Lesley, they need to sever ties with London altogether and go purely stateside on Nasdaq. Still, even the dual listing is is a start and lifting the price. Daphne just needs to keep pumping the RNS and once the realisation of the Vedanta IPO finally sinks in, together with all the other positives, a doubling or tripling has to be on the cards. I believe that once it starts motoring for sure, it will reach those milestones in the relative blink of an eye.

In yours and my dreams pal. Tell you something for nothing though, if this gets to 375-350, I'll be in for an additional 100k at least because it's going way North of 650 in anyones books - as in anyone who has more than a single brain cell.

Nothing to sweep under the carpet, just a vainglorious bunch of cowards attempting to preserve their own crumbling reputation.

Oh dear, and you all thought TCM was bad. Welcome to his younger sibling.

Sucker pi's in with what looks like a healthy margin and therefore justification to take up the basic entitlement and apply for the excess, then drop the price once they are locked in, creating a desperation to sell after 23rd at less than 57p. Will be interesting to see if any of the Alliance underwriting money gets called upon. My guess is not, or very little of it, as I think this might have been the plan all along - i.e. raise £100 mil without getting your hands in your pockets and then pick up shares sub 57p, obviously with this depending on how many are prepared to take a hit. Once this shake out has happened I do, however, believe it will double and triple within a year or so, all things being equal etc.

So grateful that I've been given the opportunity to buy in again circa 300. Honestly did not expect to have the chance to get in again at these levels, on not just PRTC but a few others too (BOO, MCRO to name just a couple) that, based on fundamentals and conservative projections, look set to at least double in the next few months with very little downside, except for perhaps, the odd bump here and there. Hard Brexit or not, these are companies whose income streams transcend this little island, with strong US income streams. MCRO and PRTC are already trading stateside but I just wish they would sever ties with London altogether and go fully US. Same with Boo. I think the tides are moving that way

So grateful that I've been given the opportunity to buy in again sub 450. Honestly did not expect to have the chance to get in again at these levels, on not just MCRO but a few others too (BOO, PRTC to name just a couple) that, based on fundamentals and conservative projections, look set to at least double in the next few months with very little downside, except for perhaps, the odd bump here and there. Hard Brexit or not, these are companies whose income streams transcend this little island, with strong US income streams. MCRO and PRTC are already trading stateside but I just wish they would sever ties with London altogether and go fully US. Same with Boo. I think the tides are moving that way

So grateful that I've been given the opportunity to buy in again sub 300. Honestly did not expect to have the chance to get in on not just Boo but a few others too (MCRO, PRTC to name just a couple) that, based on fundamentals and conservative projections, look set to at least double in the next few months with very little downside, except for perhaps, the odd bump here and there. Hard Brexit or not, these are companies whose income streams transcend this little island, with strong US income streams. MCRO and PRTC are already trading stateside but I just wish they would sever ties with London altogether and go fully US. Same with Boo. I think the tides are moving that way.

Holding and adding Clem. Still not sure whether to go for any excess BWNG. Seems like I still can online.

Yes, share the same concern. Fundamentals and transition to online speak for themselves and I see this going well North at some point but am just not convinced we won't see a drop first. Taken up my basic entitlement and still pondering whether to apply for any excess. Just more unsure than I've ever been of the markets nowadays. Sense and reason oftentimes seem more out of fashion than good fundamentals, solidity and recovery performance. On top of that there's always the next herd of millennials jumping in and jumping around from one stock to the next, forever chasing the next high with an eye forever on instant gratification driven by the want it now culture with little patience for the medium to long game. Perhaps it's just me doing a Meldrew or perhaps investing is undergoing a fundamental shift to pure gambling???

Just checking as have been informed by broker that the deadline is midnight on March 9th. However, on the corporate action it states before the 9th, not on or before the 9th. I'm still dithering on this being 'free money' as have a 'feeling' it might not perform as expected, despite all the indicators otherwise. Anyone care to add? Best to all.

In for the ride chaps. Ditched a few laggards and topped up here now to circa 100k. Closely studied the fundamentals, trading statement and latest Amz news together with some very helpful insights on here and elsewhere and if this hasn't got 800p written all over it all day long then I don't know jack and deserve a jolly good spanking. GLA

Can see some positive supportive action and news coming out in the run up to the meeting with much more to follow afterwards confirming some storming (even by Boos standards) Christmas trading. Remember the 'overstock' figures on inventories? The inventory figures were high for a reason. The stock was needed for sky high sales. That's why CK & JL looked supremely confident when asked the question as to why they were so confident with the excess inventory level. Because in reality, it wasn't excess, it was needed to keep up with sales.

Think Clem is right on that. Some will find it hard to resist.

Ah well, still up so always grateful for a gain! In for the allocation and excess. Best of luck to all.

Yes Vinson, prescience with reason and objectivity. Let those who have eyes to see and ears to hear take note. A couple of thousand in Amigo for the next year or so could get you a nice new mid range car. 10k, an almost new Bentley. 100k, a s****y new house or a decent retirement. It's not often potentially life changing opportunities like this come along. Amigo is a true 10 bagger waiting to happen. I'm in to see it get there. Who else is?

Just as the tide ebbs and flows, so shares go up and down. No great revelation there. What is rare, however, is to be given the opportunity to purchase into a company which has been brutally battered beyond belief yet is now coming out the other side with massive revenues in tact, perfectly placed to continue thriving in both a convid and post convid world. I concur with many others on here that this is a multi-bagger to any reasoning mind. The current slight retraction is simply a short pause before the next huge push which I can see taking us well over 400p by the end of this week, beginning of next. After that, who knows but blink and you could easily miss future surges to 1000p and well beyond.

You just know it's gonna happen and I well expect this side of Christmas, poss even the next couple of weeks.

Excellent post elir71. Thank you, much appreciated.