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So
https://www.fool.com/amp/knowledge-center/can-a-company-force-shareholders-to-sell-their-sto.aspx

Do we have an agreement in place
Without any express agreement as to what to do with your shares then they are your personal property. No one can force you to sell them without a prior agreement in place !

No donor I asked a question, not everyone is an expert !

Thanks for the advice. Is there anyway of stopping it ? I wonder.

If I pout a limit to sell on my shares at £2 would that stop any takeover stealing them at 50p ? Just curious on ways to protect against.

I very rarely filter but just had a look and even I have 11 people, the No1 bullS^*%+*^ brings couts : )

Totally agree with you mate but beware being told by others your speaking without thinking ! Not me I 100% agree with you and would like the FCA to see our upset at this disgraceful statement they put out. Your allowed an opinion on here because you bought shares and it’s your money. My opinion is exactly the same as you, the FCA possibly have not looked at share holders being normal people, they may believe they are institutions, as far as I’m concerned I’ve been in for two years, been through all the downs not many ups and I believe I e earned the right to whatever the growth is or as it may turn out the loss. Would the fca stand up for our losses ? Would they defend our interests as small holders ? NO. GLA have an opinion but don’t de ramp or ramp obviously as we all have money in this.

Thanks Isa I had Friday in my mind for some reason. Doh another weekend to wait.

Sorry I’m confused a little, I don’t get the time to read everything but I thought court was Friday ? Everyone’s talking Wednesday, have I missed something ? Sorry in advance for my daftiddity.

Freudulant slip de rampers not dreamers

Yesterday’s board was very negative, full of de rampers but I think the non dreamers did their bit of negativity also, unintentional as individual posts combined probably gave an overall feel of stagnancy. Ah well tomorrow is another day.

I’ve been hard at work and just got back in, the boards full of +*^%. I’ve blocked a bloke I’ve only seen one post on. /
So obvious was his de ramping.
Have I missed anything ? Good day today we got back half the losses of the day before. GLA

Hypothetical case but someone else has put it also and the case is the drop from 270 to 20s not a one day drop. I for one feel sorry for the bloke. They should wield that amount of power, and if so should pay the price of the consequences. Your talking about a mans whole life pension.

I’ve added to the tweet and recommend you all do the same.

If I were one of the people who sold yesterday I’d be pretty miffed at the fca who caused this crash, I’d actually be looking at a complaint. I wasn’t a seller but I understand the reason people do and the mms really pushed it yesterday. I’d gather and formulate a complaint in numbers if I were you.

I’d use the analogy, should Man Utd Liverpool arsenal city Spurs and Chelsea be docked points for deciding at a board level to cheat the rest of the prem ? Is that fair to the fans or team to be penalised in that way ? I’d say directors should be made to cough up. In our case we the share holders have already coughed up in the 22% drop yesterday the dividend loss and complete collapse of our shares. Who should pay ? Well for me if anyone should it should come from the share option scene, but not all of it as you have to endure you keep them on board.

I don’t know about you but I took a 22% hit yesterday because of the FCA, I’ve had no dividend on my investment in 18 months and watched as my share price has gone from pounds to pence in the last few years. Most shareholders aren’t rich they are normal people. Maybe the answer is to get Amigo back lending them let us all bang in a false loan and default on it and we could give you the money.

I remember a guy on here roughly 18 months ago who’d put his whole pension in and seen it destroyed, share price had gone from 270 to low 40s and you think of all the share holders who are in that situation trying to do right, some with just a few bobs savings, how is it fair on them ? They didn’t do anything wrong or sign papers they invested their hard earned money for a better chance. That guy I’m talking of if he’s still in has seen a huge loss which is the risk but then to have the fCA kick you in the trolleys is just not right.

So we’ve bought shares all legal and binding and the fca wants to dilute our shares to compensate people who have fraudulently filled out a loan application ? Foxtrot Romeo Oscar.

After today I may be going slightly off my rocker ;)

Am I imagining a memory but didn’t JP Morgan guarantee the payouts a while back ? I should keep notes !