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Just read Daisy1963 previous posts.
It shows you perfectly how full of it they are.
One minute they're on the verge of needing to submit a tr1 and the next they're posting on here how they've just bought 20,000 shares at 7p+. :)
Not to mention the obvious switch in motives.
Everytime I see someone (usually one person) mention the lack of progress and how the SP is barely any higher since IPO, it baffles me that trying to use it as a negative against the company is your best argument.
At IPO there were 106,335,000 shares issued at 1.5p.
As of today there are 431,887,388 shares with an SP of 2.875.
Not really the same is it? Today's market cap would have the SP at 7.78p with the original issued shares which would show an increase of 520%.
Such a weak argument, it's like comparing apples with spaghetti.
I'm annoyed that the SP hasn't gone up but hope the brokers note and Havelet see finalised soon so people can see the positive impact to the business in figures.
We are pretty much guaranteed big news next week. I think Monday morning for some of it which will give it the whole week to see us rerate naturally rather than big spikes.
Selling today rather than buying would be a strange thing to do.
Daisy - you realise that everyone can simply look at your previous posts on here and see that you quickly change from negative to positive in quick succession right?
It's clear for everyone to see and doesn't exactly do you any favours.
I had $1.5bn as a target for the end of 2022 also.
I think Alpha will get to $3bn+ by the end of 2023 as it will be easier to acquire AUM the larger you get. (money makes money as such)
I just hope the SP starts playing catch up soon.
Lemonade311 - I believe it is in connection with the cross company guarantee from the CBILS loan facility ST drew down on.
For the JV to happen, Ergon couldn't have a guarantee over its head.
This one...
Do you invest in the stock market?
No, but a few months ago I invested quite a lot – tens of thousands of pounds – in a company called Alpha Growth. It's an asset manager which is listed on the London Stock Exchange. I hope my shares in the business will be worth a lot of money in the future. I've also put £20,000 into cryptocurrencies, which are going through a tough time.
Learn? Like knowing that you will literally never be positive about this company yet you still have your own sell target that is much higher than it is right now even though you're in profit?
Or, the company decided that the RCF was taking too long or that there was something better that they should be spending their time on?
I really do think this is finally the turning point for Alpha.
MW has also now posted this so hopefully a nice bit of marketing material coming out soon too.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mmward1_growth-lifesettlements-activity-6906963993043587072-QBl9
Oh! We both know interacting with you is a total waste of both of our time as you have it in for Gobind that much that you fail to see anything else but hate.
You're not even invested in Alpha so I really don't understand. You're not good enough to be on someone's payroll trying to bring the SP down so it must purely be something like Gobind stood you up many years ago?
PS. Don't forget it's Daisy's shift soon. ;)