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Just used their mobile app and it seems fine on my SIPP. Quoted 330p to buy, real time prices showing 325p to sell and 325p to buy.

Wilco_roger, it is is demonstrably untrue that the Russians are using a fraction of their [assuming you mean conventional combat] power to date. Military capability is my passion (much better at that than I am at picking winning AIM stocks) so I'm really happy to discuss this with you - though we'd bore the pants off everyone else, I'm sure. I'll stick to two, no three, key points to illustrate my argument without being too wordy. 1. they've used their best units and stripped out the professional core, 2. They can't actually logistically supply (or deploy) more combat power in the Ukraine theatre, 3. they don't even have air dominance (which is crazy) because they have combat power that they cannot effectively use. The Russian military is not at all a spent force, but it's been neutered by Ukraine.

Ukraine can certainly last with European support now now they have better established their manufacturing and supply chains (a year or two ago this wasn't the case).

Russia cannot conventionally win militarily without total mobilisation (notice Putin's reticence on that), though neither can Ukraine win right now. Since Putin isn't going to call off his war or fully mobilise to win it, then we need proper negotiations to get EUA where we want it to be.

The dual listing will be good for EUA, but I don't see it as a game changer. However, the awful Russian economic news this last week - as addressed by Putin himself - certainly is a potential game changer. It's becoming increasingly obvious that the economic impact of the war on the Russian economy is now starting to cause problems. Some have said Russia is on the verge of economic collapse for years now - they were wrong. However, anyone thinking that now is starting to be more believeable. Not because Moscovites are having to buy individually wrapped slices of bread, but because the money Putin needs to pay his soldiers is starting to run out.

Sure, Ukraine is still losing the territory war. But it's so slow (and has been slow since the start) that it'll take very little for the pendulum to swing the other way. Ukraine can last out the next few years but I don't think Russia can. The Russian people would continue to do as they're told by the Kremlin and accept more hardship, but the hard cash is running out. This is great for EUA as Putin might be forced to negotiate the war's end in good faith - which hasn't been the case up to now. A negotiated peace will be great for us LTHs - the SP will rocket. Let's hope Putin doesn't try to string out his terrorism any further and understands that he can't beat a people who want to be sovereign because, unlike Russians, they believe in what they're fighting for.

GL LTHs. The tide is turning our way.

> if you look at the trades yesterday and then today, its trading fairly flat. What seems to be wrong is that it thinks it closed at 361 yesterday when it didn't really

This ^^^^^^ should be a pinned message, if it were possible, at the top for all to see. Today's price change is not a real drop.

...a few more in my SIPP with my monthly pension contribution. Nice discount. Nothing to worry about here - just hold.

Omg suspension! No company ever come back from the suspension-consolidation lassonde curve spiral of doom!!!111

Lol

Hmm, that might explain why on my AJBell SIPP there was a £21, immediately reversed, cash transaction related to my GGP retail offer order that I wasn't expecting. This would explain it!

Just a small correction, it's a cross listing, not dual listing. But interesting question - I would say only if you are a day trader. And who would admit to that haha?

Oops, managed to reply on the wrong thread. Apologies!

Let's not get too excitable about jumping on someone, eh? After all, the actual ratio matters little. Let's all be happy about the price going up instead.

> When the money leaves our accounts will be a good clue mr jd /e

Unfortunately not true. After a delay of one day, my SIPP provider took my cash yesterday ago.

You guys need to get a better broker. I just bought £5k well under 15p.

Anyone who criticises a company on share price alone is extremely naive and should be ignored. Why? Because the SP is also affected by multiple external factors. The BoD manages internal delivery but not, for example, commodity pricing, Chinese mineral demand, or global economic sentiment. So feel free to criticise a company on the things it can control but don't post messages about the share price being down and blame it on the company, without referencing the matters they can actually control that you believe are the cause of the low SP. To do otherwise makes you look ignorant of how markets determine pricing.

Mine has arrived in my iWeb ISA. I last checked around Noon so can't say when it arrived.

Overall - very positive, I thought. While I'd like the acquisition and relisting to be nailed on for this calendar year I understand why it might not be (I work in FS and know how slow things can move).

I also don't think they'll make 2Bn AUM in 2025, but 1Bn would be pretty decent.

I was happy with GS's comments on future changes and strategy, market cap target and everything else generally. And we finally have an auditor. I believe ALGW is going in the right direction.

We need to know what the increase in shares will be for the acquisition, but it'll be asset accretative so it's not the same as issuing shares for a placing.

What was everyone else's view of the session?

Not sure if I have fully understood your question but I think there are too many moving parts for a firm view. We need to know how many shares they need to issue for the acquisition.

They'd want to set a ratio that gets ALGW into a price range where IIs will consider buying. I didn't catch if there's a plan for the timing of the consolidation.

GS mentioned that the number of shares to be issued for the acquisition was in a previous RNS around the timing of delisting. I did a quick read through but didn't find it.

The new auditor is Baker Tilly.

GS seems to be much more relaxed about that issue, not mentioning it until the Q&A.

I have found this: https://www.acnnewswire.com/press-release/english/100050/alpha-growth-plc:-alpha-alternative-assets-fund-update-(

GS mentioned an RNS isssued through RNS Reach this morning. I can't find it, anyone got a link please? Nothing on the ALGW website.

Is there any indication when we might know the offer price? I'd have thought the bookbuild would be over quite quickly but that's just me guessing.