Member Info for seamus12

"But I care about my opinion" Now I understand NarcissisticI apologies for earlier posts I didn't realise you can't help itHave a lovely weekend

I'm serious, If Poo KNOWS this will happen let them put their money where their mouth is or close it.

As a newbie I suprise myself getting involved but I fail to see any facts behind the predictions just "look at me I'm dead good and always right"

@poo
I'm pretty much a green horn here but have one question for you
If you are so sure that you are right and everyone else here is wrong and you just want to do what's best for us by letting us know........... If we all sell our holding and they don't go down to 220 will you cover us with your millions ?

I sort of disagree. Personally I live near the Trafford Centre and they have (pre COVID) always been busy as they have many reasons to go there. Food, Shows, Events etc as well as a great mix of shopping- From John Lewis to Kitchen companies
Agree the high street will die but think there is room for retail when combined with a destination/experience

To be honest, I'm surprised they haven't haven't gone the same way as the video stores. I've not been to watch a film for years. Then again I have no kids and a 75" TV :) I can afford the TV because I have no kids lol
HYVE looks interesting. I see the trick there to get in before Vaccine hits but make sure their 12 month cash flow will be long enough

I did go and have a read on their chat thread and that put me off. I didn't even bother to research the company. I thought there might be an age limit on investing but the average age there must be around 12

8k shares in boo @ 3.35 up 17.5%
3.5m Malv @ .2 down 33%
80k here down 4%. Intend to buy more when I can

I'm a bit **** at this :)

looks like the 70's 80's dance is back in fashion. Personally I'm more of a 90's guy

Come on Boo Baby hold that 280 going into Friday

Chris
Do you see it taking 7/8 weeks to reach 300 from here ? What about results end of Sept ?

Tomorrow's RNS
We are unable to book any further students as we are now full until 2025
Online courses up in line with every other buggar with an online offering at 30+% up
I wish :)

Hey Franky, I assume the baseball bat division is for little league and giving back to the community ;^)

I already have 2 what I would say high risk high reward stocks and wouldn't want to reduce my holdings in what I believe to be my best bet of long term growth

But genuinely really appreciate the heads up

If they know what we expect it would be easy money even buying at £3. Over 30% uplift to pre crappy FT report levels and then beyond

No worries buddy, It made me chuckle :)

Hey Toma

Was that a freudian slip with the spelling of my name lol ;^)

We are going to miss POO lol I bet he's gone to see his happy friend Eeyor to cheer him up

Totally agree Big. Nothing like the payday loans and unfair to lump with them- But, If I guarantee a loan I'm responsible to ensure that loan is repaid so why is the risk so much higher ? I get the fact that collecting costs would be higher as not as straightforward but don't see why, when I could get a direct loan at 3or4% they'd want 49%. Don't get me wrong if someone takes a AMIGO loan out I personally think the responsibility lies with them and shouldn't start *****ing after they sign the contract. If they can make 49% work and FCA happy and make me money then bring it on :)

I'd say most that need a loan here don't dip in and out but are in O/D permanently raking it in for the high street banks. I'm not saying 49% is wrong or right. Just think the if they could make it work the optics would be so much better. Personally looking at the report I'm not surprised 60% said they wish they hadn't taken a loan out. why wouldn't they ? I'm a cynic when it comes to people and would expect them to complain as that's the culture we live in now. Look outwardly to blame why I'm in this position

As all loans are guaranteed wouldn't it make sense to charge a more reasonable % rate ? Maybe something like 29% so they are around credit card costs. This way they would be more ethical than cards as you have an end date to when you'll have it paid off. I also noticed someone mention mortgages which would be a fantastic idea, not that I'm keen on creating another 2008 but if the older generation guaranteed it or at least any shortfall after sales of property if default so the younger ones wouldn't need such large deposits