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How insightful for your first post.....

I think I might buy some more :)

Good work @Olly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8jTzShAzlA Jan mentioned just after 1.12 and mid-Jan just after 2.40. NASDAQ next week?

What a sad waste of a life it must be to be a paid de-ramper. Sitting in your mums basement tapping away for a few pence per post. Anyone who can spout negativity day after day, hour after hour deserves pity ...... think of all the good you could be doing in the world rather than vomiting dross into your computer screen! Lol!

Just increased again at 2p. 100% more now. Whilst it’s true that online discussion and meetings can be facilitated and are a normal part of working life now for many. It’s also true that restrictions have had a significant impact upon how business operate and have caused delays. Nothing to see here - normal service will be resumed shortly. Buy while you can at these levels.

Also increased my investment by 50% today. Great buy opp.

Yes, that’s true. I don’t see this as a gamble at all. Solid investment. Covid related meeting delay means absolutely nothing. Patience and all will be well.

I can (dummy) sell 730,000 shares with zero trouble at all. That's all the facts I need. Buyers aplenty at this price.

I think a lot of people ARE buying the facts - lots of buys going through currently.

Guaranteed way to achieve a balance of 0 in your dealing account. Panic sell. If you don't have confidence in the company or research it thoroughly then don't invest. There is also a balance to be found on these boards. Don't mindlessly follow the rampers but also do ignore the constant negativity from certain posters, particularly those that aren't invested or who have some long term chip on their shoulder (potentially shorting the share anyway). Come to your own conclusions.

Ok, enjoy the side-lines. Bought more at 1.9p. It will go back up. I'll buy more if it drops any further too.

Why on earth would an intelligent person panic sell on a drop when the company is on a very sure footing and still likely to conclude the deal, albeit delayed. Either buy more or sit and wait but don't throw your money away. This company is in a solid financial position.

Slightly disappointing, for today at least, but not totally unexpected. The underlying value here hasn't changed, regardless of a new acquisition to come, this is still undervalued and I'll buy more if there is any drop. Panic and I'll buy your shares! ; )

Does that answer the question? Short.

Lots of big buys going through. Very positive on this one.

The only thing we need is for FCA to confirm SoA approval and then we are up and away. Everything else is essentially in place - plans for the future, great BoD, new and approved systems and processes. The profit will take care of itself.

@Franky yes, those were my thoughts too. Many Amigo customers do not have a complaint submitted and perhaps never planned to. Amigo contacts them and says ''here is some free money if you vote yes''......... and, voila, vote passed.

@deanjames. Again, I agree with you. With hindsight, would it have been better to have sold Amigo at 20p. Bought into BP or many others for a continued rise up, then bought back into Amigo again now (or when it was at 6p) Yes, of course it would. Hindsight is wonderful isn’t it. There are many shares that I may have bought into and have bagged since. However, none of that is relevant now. The point is that Amigo is highly likely, in the next two weeks or so, going to announce SoA approval and relending confirmation. Why take the chance of missing 100-200% rise for 10% elsewhere. Now that would certainly be something to regret....

True @dean, BP/Lloyds/RDSB are good and solid long term investments. Over the next year or two they will return to their long term value I'm sure and provide a nice steady income along the way. Alternatively, in a week or two, (and in my opinion only) we will receive an RNS from Amigo providing a confirmation of the SoA and another following shortly after confirming re-lending. This will give a 100-200% rise from current levels. At that point, if you were so inclined, you could put it into BP/Lloyds which by then may be 10% higher than now. There is risk here but also significant potential reward from continuing to hold.