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My hunch says about 400k-500k shares at around 9.35

I think we are in for a nice little closing auction.

I have just totted up the shares that I have with Amigo, and there are 161512, with an average of 16.75p. My average was higher however I have put a bit more in to reduce the average. For me the key is starting to trade again. The complaints are what they are. We seem to be a nation of entitled pu$$ies, which I find a little frustrating.

Hi Scrambler. . I am interested in any sane and rational views, good or bad. It is a little sad how the mood drops with the share price. I think this will start to turn soon. There are larger investors than us taking a position, from what I am seeing and patterns emerging on the L2.

... this is far from over.. . .
14:29:49 8.9555 1,465,674 131.26k O

I was. . .

Anyone stating the obvious in the form of bullet points is a paid deramper and should be filtered. PMSL

Frankly I would be over the moon with trading to go back into near to normal and a share price of around 40p-50p. I can then top slice and sit back and relax and find another share of interest.

This is by far an a way the most researched share I have every invested in. I am moderately happy with the risk / reward ratio. My concerns are being outweighed by the fabricated low share price and large buys that are going on. something is a foot in my view and there are more twists and turns to follow on the road to recovery.

My source = https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/AMGO/amigo-holdings-plc/trade-recap

Very easy to export and review.

So far today 3m shares traded with an average of 9.01p (being transactions in excess of 100,000 shares)

So today, there were 122 trades in excess of 100k shares. the average price was 8.88p. The total of shares was 29m (6% of the share capital) . . . Something to think on. My shares are going nowhere! I will be holding these in the unlikely event of the good ship Amigo going down.

Part of me has long suspected ST to be a wolf in sheeps clothing. I have doubted all previous comments for some reason. Let's just say my "Spidey sense" was tingling. We will never no for sure, however these BB's are just a place for acting and occasional wisdom. Where this post lies, like everything else, we will have to make our own mind up.

If GJ spent time with the complaints team last week. . perhaps if some of the legacy issues are a bit of a nightmare, taking the view that returning to lending is one of the key priorities. So assuming that a new compliance process has been almost finalised, making a voluntary decision to freeze distributions and such the like is a prudent call and one step closer to getting approval to start lending again? If I was GJ I would perhaps play this card. Lending again is one of the key drivers for long term success but most importantly, keeping the loan holders happy. If they can see business activity that is returning to profit, slowly but surely, this would perhaps keep them happy. Amigo needs the backing of debt finance in order to make the loans in the first instance. Thoughts anyone?

I think this really depends on who is invested and who wants to invest at that point in time. A share price above the NAV should be a prudent call. I would say around the 40p mark to start and steadily rise from there. Having said all of that it could go 60p, 20p, 70p, 35p. . . You just do not know with this share. I am just looking for stabiliity and trading. Nice steady increase to top slice profits and keep about a third of my investment for future dividends.

Whoops 2%, I was looking at cum vol

Over 4% of the company has changed hands within 20 minutes of trading. . . .

The question is would you sell a share with an NAV of 36p now, because some other people are selling theirs for a silly price, to someone else that recognises their value. . . . Long term we will be fine.

This drop is great news for long term holders. It is a great opportunity for II's to get back in and recover some of their losses. Bye Bye weak PI's. . .

Voluntary and instruction seldom go hand in hand. . . be realistic.