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LTH, that doesn't include everything he said, though. GJ also talked about before and after taxes, now what does our government need right now after one year of Cov, with small business falling off the cliff, which will no longer to be able to able to pay taxes, if they fail because of the lockdowns? It would mean this: All the business owners and their staff will no longer be able to pay taxes, because they have to claim UC ;-) which in return means more of what is left in tax office will have to get paid out to them. It's a no-brainer and I'm convinced that one of new products is to help small businesses getting back on their feet after Cov. Example: Local hairdresser had to remain shut for nearly a year... to make up for the loss in income you'd have to get around 20 hair cuts per week. Do you get my drift? ;-)

Sheena, I tell you the mistake we made. I made that amount of money investing in Germany and I paid capital gains tax for that over there. My hubby was still in the army, so we had most of the funds, are I sold out over there, transferred through the bank from Germany to our UK bank, but the initial down payment for the house, we decided to take out in cash and present it to the selling mortgage company in a coffer (Goodness, we were so naive :-) ) and they raised questions and the evidence that everything was kosher, was in a removal box on a removal truck, with an ETA of three weeks later :-) CRIKEY! Were we relieved, when we opened that box lol, as we knew that sometimes they removal companies lose boxes, never to be seen again. So it's a very boring story :-) But if you buy a house cash, it does raise eyebrows.

And Sheena, no it wasn't such a great feeling being practically accused of and nearly investigated for money laundering :-)

Sheena, if you feel this fear coming up, then quickly come in here and talk about it and I mean that! Chances are that somebody in here will remember you and the people in here are super-supportive. If, however, you do feel the need to sell, then take my advice: Do NEVER sell totally out! If you do that, your weighted average price (purchase) is gone forever. Sell only off as much as it takes to break you down to a numerical/financial zero, that way you will still have oodles of shares left that will go into further profit and then still come in here and talk about it. Be ready for a friendly kick up the behind, I got a few kicks up my butt when I sold most off, but do come in here. The support in here is tremendous and highly valuable.

keithie, at least you sold on profit, I sold most for loss, thanks to that wretched Jimster, but I got most of them back and all is looking fine. My average is on just over 9p

Sheena, if you were to buy a house cash, they'd thoroughly investigate where you got the money from. Happened to us :-) as we bought our first house with the money I made through shares in the 90s. But you can then honestly say: "You know... instead of lending from Amigo, I have decided to lend them money instead :-) and this is the result :-) "

LTH, every time I look at my portfolio, I have to pinch myself to believe it lol. I'm over 70% in Amigo and I have added Amigo to my monthly share saving scheme with £100 per month :-) I'm so totally convinced that all will be fine, because the IIs wouldn't waste their time and resources to invest on the levels they do into a company that will soon be no more. I'm sure we'll see more of them in the coming week and we'll also see more of the traders spitting out stories of Armageddon, in the hope somebody with a substantial hold will sell out, so they can feed.

Great find this video is, LTH (why am I talking like Yoda? :-) I'm only the second beer :-) ) I hope jimmy has watched this. So the camel woman is only so hot on Amigo, because they were told to stop doing PPI claims by the FCA :o) . What a revelation! Also, he talks in the video, that the IIs have left, that Amigo needs them along with RIs and they IIs now seem to flock in :-) . This whole week has made me feel emotional about Amigo and I know that no investor should get emotional about a stock, but Amigo is a different stock. Let's face it: If it wasn't for so many RIs like us, Amigo would have stood no chance of survival.

Well, our Metro is better than the tube. In the London Underground it's hot and it stinks really badly :-)

Bryn: Last payment dates: Interim: 29/01/2019 1.87p - Final 31/07/2019 7.45p - Interim 29/01/2020 3.10p
Source: H&L

Great weekend, Amigos :-) Time to pop a few beers in the fridge :-)

LOL :D some people do anything to climb up the ladder :-)

Fantastic, I haven't used the Metro in years. Some people with rucksacks freak me out :-)

Today we defo have the highest close in I can't remember how many months. That is brilliant. Should be a good foundation for next week.

thaw :-) that is amazing. Who would buy in like that 41 seconds after COP? ;-)

pixie, if you referred to me, that'd be 'mum' :-)

rather... the few hundred shares would have a positive impact on the weighted average price when buying back in. That way round is more correct.

cornishpixie, is btw a good example why one should never sell completely out. Had pixie kept just a few hundred shares, the weighted average price would have a positive impact on buying back in ;-) . I hope you'll take that to heart, children ;)

pixie, it's still time to buy back in. I'm quite sure you'll find a slot in lower 12p or even mid 11p range. It's going crazy for days.

cornishpixie, not a problem, hang on, I just phone JP Morgan Bank :-) ....
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They said: "Tell cornishpixie 'on yer bike, pixie' " :-)