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Many thanks to the action group and the work they’ve put into this. It would seem all the bad news is behind us and we can start moving forwards.
We now have a plan outlined with clear goals that are achievable.
Nice to see sentiment returning
Hi Chickenlegs. I’ve been invested in this for over a year now with a decent holding and an average of 22p.
I know Brad has said he wished he could buy in but couldn’t due to holding market sensitive info. I think he said this in one of the earlier webinars.
Yes he has bought in at a higher price but to in my eyes a very small amount.
The news rich period for was a big disappointment I’m sure others would agree.
I’m just wondering if Brad has been stringing us along. I think he said he’s worked in all aspects of this business such investor, broker and director/ceo.
Maybe I’m talking out of turn here. I’m a long holder and can see the it coming good in the long term. I just don’t like to be played with in the meantime.
Still watching to see if any directors buy in.
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RE: I hope we get good news01 Jul 2021 10:14
This is getting walked down down under 10p, then I bet the directors will buy in a decent amount.
“On Wednesday after Peru’s government said it would not unilaterally close mines and would consider extending operating licences if legal requirements were met.
“We rule out the closure and request for the unilateral end of the operations of the mining units, which fulfil legal requirements and conditions established in national and sectoral legislation, and which have corresponding permits in effect,” the government said in a statement.
Lima’s U-turn will be welcomed by the mining community.”
I agree with Frankie. Another vote will slow the whole process down . It’s in everyone’s interest including the FCA’s to get this moving forward. The committee have in my view represented the claimants as I’m sure a line of communication would have been set up between the two.
This has dragged on nearly nine months since the claimants voted yes to the original offer they will be wanting they claim paid ASAP.
Just watching film four and low and behold a loan company by the name of Drafty has been advertised. According to the advert upon signing the monies will be available within 90 seconds and the APR is a whopping 89.7%.
I presume they are FCA approved.
Amigo charges 49.9% APR
It would seem that Amigo’s new board have jumped through every hoop to get there soa approved.
In light of this if Amigo is turned down one only can only assume the FCA are as a regulatory body totally corrupt, hypocritical and bent. In short C###s.
Come on Gary let’s get this signed off!