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HD, you could be right however equally in 6 months Amigo could have really turned a corner and positive speculation could be back in play

Quick calcs suggest to me a NAV per share of just under 24p per share. They key is keeping the finance facilities open and relending to recommence. The Half Yearly statements appear to be presented very cautiously. . . The next 3 weeks appear to be critical for keeping the securitisation facility open.

Thank you both. . . GL

I thought they were still lending to Key Workers? I had missed this. . . .Whoops.

Has anyone visited the Amigo site recently? https://www.amigoloans.co.uk/loans/borrower/apply

All lending has been paused temporarily.

A great RNS offering further scope for speculation. Odds on this will bear fruit in the next year or so.

Thank you"

They are cheeky buys. . . . Long may they continue.

To those that are looking at buys and sells, it is just a matter of how the shares have changed hands. buys and sells are recorded on the basis of how the shares have transferred. IE shares changed hands on the basis of someone accepting a sell quote or a buy quote. You will be unable to reconcile the buys to sells on the cumulative volume as it does not work like that. Think about it. . . showing sells and buys at the same level is of no use whatsoever.

I would be surprised if Syme would look at National Express. Coaches would be considered Capital Assets, Fixed Assets of Non Current Assets (Depending on your accounting syntax). Therefore not Stock/Inventories.

Pretty Much bang on, although I am expecting an RNS within the next 7 days, based upon previous trends over the last few months. . . . This share is like a balloon. . . An RNS will whack the balloon up but it will fall again and again until consistent business starts happening.

To be fair, I brought in at 0.12p. . . about 5.5m shares. . so a small blue would be awesome. . lol. holding. . .

I ducked out at 7.1p. . . Very similar reasons.

It is interesting how Nayan's leaving date has been announced with less than 3 months notice. What else will follow?

The Mulberry Leaf turns to Silk. . .

I was impressed with the video that Gary done and yes he does have a great history. He has all the hallmarks of potential success. It's just that a master craftsman needs all the tools to complete the job at hand.

There was a post further down, which has got me thinking. . . It is possible. . . If Glen and JB knew what was going to happen, they waited for the best time to sell Glens shares, IE after a bad RNS, where the share price was going to drop anyway, then this could help the drop even further. . JB comes in and has a cheap share grab. . .

I sold out at 7.1p. . . To be honest, what concerned me the most was the increase in provision, versus the cash held and the timeline of paying out the claims, collection of debts combined with the pending securitisation review in December. For me, my comfort blanket was the NAV of 36p. At this moment in time I am expecting a NAV of 17-19p, come the release of the Q2 results.

If the company can push forward and survive this year, which I genuinely hope that they do, then happy days. I do wonder if James will swoop in, pay off the securitisation in exchange for "some instrument / equity raise" and retake control. I am watching carefully. . . but not looking at putting my hard earned money back in just yet. There are many scenarios where this could pull through, however for now I can only go with what risk / reward ration that I can see. I think 5p is a real possibility, with an outside change of dropping to 4p. A lot depends on speculation and the Q2 results. At this moment in time it is a punt as anything could happen.

Jimmy Jesus. . Fair play. . .

Hi all, not implying insider dealing, however it does have wider implications for the rest of us either invested or hoping to re-invest. For someone with knowledge of the state of play to say. . . I am going to sell my holding for 23p in the £1 of what they purchased them for, certaintly demands attention.