Member Info for Mousekewitz

03-Mar-21 16:29:46 14.500 123,000 Sell* 14.36 14.76 17.83k
(source lse, but it shows in red, however the price suggests it was a buy)

Something has happened. After closure it just went to 15.28 to buy. According to info on my HL account.

kernolad, all of that has already been part of an article posted on the HL page on the 25th March and even before that it was known.

up to 15 again, right now on HL

Laverockbank I write "(right now...)" that means, the moment I type it. AFter that it can move, but at that time the info was correct according to being logged into my HL account.

Back to 14.82 to buy now.

14.40 to buy right now (H&L)

Can anyone say or remember, at which level the SP was then the IIs bought large chunks last time?

I hope MOD enjoys the bad company in my filter :-)

add "last" (for MOD: 'last' to be added between 'the' and 'you')

MOD, why should we take you serious? You have 9 posts and due to your comments on the RR. board, the you have made there read 'kiss my face', they don't like you over there either. It really is time that school starts again for you.

Still here, still holding. Hoping for JPM or Bybrook or both to top up :-)

I'm off for a bijou snoozette Thanks to the Full Moon I missed quite a few hours of good night sleep. When I return, I'd like to see this in blue again, please ;-) Thank you

Right, I've had it with Speci! Filtered!

Dylann, that's not news. That's olds. Articles about that have been circulating for over a week. Same content, same quotes.

The more disclaimers and explanations to explain the obvious, some in here want Vinson, the longer the list gets. I find it highly amusing that some people can't see past their own noses :-)
Keep the list going, Vinson, for me it's a great motivator :-)

All is good, A1B2C3D4, I didn't put a stop loss in. If the MMs want to find a few of my shares, they have to aim much higher. Around the 40p mark.

Toger, the vote that comes up will be about the current and former customers of Amigo voting for or against the SOA. Nothing to do with voting right on the BoD

LTH, exactly! GJ mentioned new products, but Amigo itself is only used to lend to individuals. Perhaps this is the reason for the involvement of JPM. There is something much bigger behind the IIs investing than pump and dump, or even a take-over. It seems to be that they need Amigo as Amigo could do with their support.

I still think that the involvement of JPM, Bybrook and other IIs is a positive thing and I feel it's calculated for the upcoming court case. Does an investment bank like JPM feel the need to pump and dump on a relatively small company like Amigo? Would they waste the time and the resources to do so? These are the questions I keep asking myself.