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IKN do you agree with me, that Camel Lady should be objective? Yes, she should be objective, but she is not! Rather than being objective and shutting her mouth, she's hellbent to destroy a company, that is listed on London Stock Exchange and not exactly as a Penny Stock. My guess is, she's undereffed, has hairy legs and armpits, a low voice and only fits into purple dungarees and on top of that she's a leftist with a green fist.

IKN, but the drama around Amigo started much, much earlier than on the day the SP dropped dramatically. I have found videos, where some guy was standing in some office building, talking to an Amigo agent, pretending to be his own girlfriend or something, the Heddlu in front of the locked entrance door and he rambled on and made up his own laws. THAT is the average client of Amigo!

schalfenplanet, recently Camel Lady was ranting that Amigo should go into administration. Today Amigo said: "Ok...BUT... then nobody gets a penny.." Now the ball is in her court. She'll be letting her clients down. Wonderful move by Amigo :-) I'd have done exactly the same and an even greater move was it to write on her Twitter ;-)

expru, if you get my drift ;-) I said in a post earlier that the clientele of Amigo don't come across as the brightest candles on the cake, when what I saw on YT videos with titles like "Beat Amigo" is the a depiction of the majority of their clientele.

expru, I'd like to so far as to say that kind of people that borrowed from Amigo and the kind of people that became their guarantors, are the kind of people that have played finances on a much more stringent level and often managed to fool them also ;-)

And should the worst happen, the Camel Lady will look like an idiot.

Well, I'm holding. This is far too good an investment to sell.

How can I see body language when somebody is sitting behind a desk and how can hear what somebody says, when I turn the sound off?

schalfenplanet, what they basically said in the RNS was that either the scheme will get accepted, or they'll got into administration, which means nobody is getting anything. They also said, that by law they can't contact all of their old customers, as the contact details might by now be out of date.
Not sure about you, but I find that a very strong move by Amigo, reminiscent to pointing a gun at CMC's, FCA, FOS, customers and court. Should this go South, then Amigo, or rather the BoD can't be blamed, because they have offered Amigo on a plate. They have put the decision into their hands. Now the ball is in their court it's their call. I find that very brave.

7.70 is my prediction

expru, I did Jiu Jitsu for many years. I don't have grade, never wanted to, but I can inflict excruciating pain through using the pressure points ;-) (tip of the nose, below the nose, bending fingers, etc ;-) ) I actually master something like the 'Two inch inch punch', not like Bruce Lee of course. But if none of my martial arts skills work, I wouldn't hesitate getting into my Honda Civic and run my opponent over ;)

zeratul, I know. I am German, but live in the UK since 1995. The only thing that tops German efficiency, is German bureaucracy. However, there's another lithium in Europe, in the UK, in the pipe, it's called Cornish Lithium. I'm keeping my eyes on that.

expru, what is a Judo-Orange? I know Naval-Oranges, Juice-Orange, Blood-Oranges... but I've never heard of a a Judo-Orange :-)

Even worse than BPS and I hold that too. So I'm doubly depressed :-)

zeratul, from what I know, the lithium is 1/3 in Germany and 2/3 in chechia? Also, the German part of it, is in a nature resort and unless covid forbid, there'll be general elections in Germany later this year. There are rumours floating about that somebody from the Green Party might make to chancellor. Not sure if that could have something to do with the disconnect? From what I know Zinnwald hasn't got all permissions and neither does Tesla's Giga Factory near Berlin, which is around 240 km away from Zinnwald. Fact is, however, that the EU prefers Lithium for batteries used in vehicles, to be sourced within Europe. I read an article about that in FT.

Markkent, I didn't give you 'advice' :-) you wanted a tip, not advice :-) . I'm not qualified to give financial advice :-) but you're welcome and GL to you.

Hi Mark Kent, where you can QUICKLY recoup your losses I wouldn't want to say. No idea. Have a good look at Zinnwald Lithium. Right now they're going up, made me £71 so far today. But that doesn't happen every day, had a few days until when they were down, but I still in profit. Have a good research. I bought in when they stood at 11.99, but I doubt they'll fall back to that. Huge interest in them atm.

schalfenplanet: https://twitter.com/DebtCamel/status/1353634667161931777

Blindylein mein kleines Stachelschwein, what the claimants want, in a nutshell, is the money plus the interest for the loan they took out returned and in addition a compensation for the mental distress they must have when spending the money loaned to them. I have watched a few videos of the 'Victims of Amigo' on youtube and if this is the average clientele, then we're not looking at the brightest candles on the cake, if you get my drift.

Garry, that's what I thought earlier after watching the video. If they already seemed to have clarified how much is there after doing exploration drills in the late 1980s, then BPC should have a rough idea on where to look, or not? Perhaps I'm being naive, not sure.