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... and let's try to avoid all of the ones in which Jimboy is replying ;-)

I wouldn't filter a troll like you for all the gold in the world ;-) The likes of you need exposing.

No, you're not an ex-investor. You didn't have the nerve to stay invested. You, yourself wrote endless monologues about how often you fell on your nose investing into the financial sector. So why don't you just stay away?

But you do wind everybody up, Jimmy. You are here on a mission. You have NEVER posted anywhere else, only here and you ooze a negativity and a neediness that is getting on everybody's nerves. Why don't you just call your 'mum' and have a chinwag with her, instead of ruining everybody else's day?

What was trying to say is, that the banks in 1990s were practically blackmailing people into taking loans to benefit their credit rating. Where was Camel Lady then???

Maverick, I remember times when our British bank called us when stationed in Germany at home and offered us loans in excess of £50k, we didn't want any loans and they explained to us, that if we never had any credit, it would have a negative impact on our credit rating, if we were to apply for a mortgage. Where this may be true, we never needed a mortgage for our first house, as I have made enough on the share market in the 1990s and to be honest... we bought the rented home of my mother in law on the government 'Right To Buy Scheme' (RIP Mother in Law) for her, but with the rights for her to live in it for the rest of her life and then we'd take over. The four bed-house cost us/her £35000 and to be honest... back then I didn't ask for a mortgage or loan, I just took an overdraft for 12 months :-) She lived in there then rent free until she passed away in 1997. Now it's ours.

Jimmy aka Sarah...wind your neck in ;-)

Franky, I just simply don't like people like her. She sees a victim in everybody who ever took a loan, but these people were adults and I don't want to know how many gave the agents false data in regards of their income and outgoings. It reminds me of my hubby an I taking out life assurance after buying our first house. The agent was asking if and how much we drink and smoke and of course... 10 lagers per week became 10 per months and where I smoke, my hubby, who does not smoke, said that I smoke about about 5 ciggies (20 was correct) per day and that I'm in the process of stopping completely. We were also asked if we have dangerous jobs (well, my hubby at that time was a soldier :-) and dangerous hobbies, at that time I enjoyed sports like martial arts and car racing :-) ) It was me then, who asked this agent why does not ask the ultimate question that will kill us all, which is: "Are you alive?" .
What I'm trying to say is, that the folks who took out loans and their guarantors knew what they were doing when they took out the loans and I know for fact, that if you run into problems due to losing a job, injury or illness, these loan companies can help you. All you have to do is inform them about a change in the situation and ask. At the end of the day, they want their monies back, but sometimes people take out loans already planning to never pay them back. There are such people who will not understand that taking out a loan like an Amigo loan and sticking to the repayments will actually benefit their credit ratings. That is another thing that Camel Lady does NOT inform her clients about.

Same here, OWL. I was thinking of buying more on the low price, to spread my average. Will make it easier to see a profit when it goes up again.

gingerT, use this thread or another one, but not the DC thread, please. We don't like 'Excellent' in the title ;-)

Let's get away from the negativity of the DC thread ;-) Let's make sure it disappears fast :-)

CTcapital, best is not to reply ;-) Don't feed him ;-)

gingerT on mine it's 2.65% up on SP 6.81

I'm sitting here Friday, waiting for a Northern Jump :-) and I bet it happens when I'm AFK ;-)

Fasten your seatbelts as to the GameStop Saga...I've heard that there are plans to make a series and a movie out of it ;-) I'm serious! No kidding! I can't flippin' wait to watch it :-)

Came through UK press about 15 mins ago: Bezos is stepping down as CEO of Amazon. Might have a negative impact on the shares. I'll gear up and see if I can snap up one or two after a possible drop in SP tomorrow morning :-)

Nearly! If only Amigo could come up with a little note that gives investors a pinch of confidence.

Go on, Amigo :-) In the second half of the day, just go to 7p :-)

Hi Schalfenplanet, I have linked what I thought of the tweet further below, yesterday. Not sure if that was the one you were looking for? The one about the Camel Lady.

salmac, the Camel Lady is on the rampage for Amigos scalp. Come across like a personal vendetta to me.