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Anthony Higginbotham, Conservative. Awaiting reply.

I’m looking at a entry level 1760 for aal.

Is what it is. Just saying future prospects s just that.

ATB

I Invested in a company with great future potential. If you want to know what happened to that just check out Sxx board.

You would like to think he is looking at alternatives, however I suspect he is taking this to the wire before he gives us our vote. Forcing everyone to vote in favour of the shady deal of the century.

After all CF seems to have jumped on board space X and done one to mars, so we won’t be getting any answers from Sirius anytime soon.

Perhaps it would be wise to email any politicians that have an interest in AAL to come up with some answers that could both benefit AAL and the 85000 PIs. After all it would be a vote winner for them also, so that everyone sees some sort of positive in this very contentious issue. Do we know of any constituents that are part of the 85000 and reside in Dominic Grieves area or any others? I do think that to be offered some sort of interest in the company would benefit all concerned and is a good way forward for all involved including the markets reputation.

Never mind Trump and his dodgy dealings. It’s about time BBC concentrated on home ground. I had a feeling that foreign affairs was way over reported on and behind the shadows on home turf it’s any bodies guess what shady goings on are pertaining, back in the day we only heared about an American president when he came to visit, now it’s constant from Bush, Obama and onward to Trump. I personally couldn’t give a hoot what they are upto in there own nations. That’s for them to sort out, and ours are our problems to sort out...

So they only have to declare “Shareholdings: over 15% of issued share capital”. Now there’s a huge deliberate loophole if ever I’ve seen one.

Is there a quick way to investigate how many Tories, have a vested interest in AAL at all. Is there a list where they have to declare their interests in a company?

I would absolutely concur, kk when investors are told they are being represented and every avenue to secure funding, only to find out a few weeks before there are cosy chats in the pub going on.... well that says it all to me.. No blame should lie (for want of a better word) with the small investor. The only true believers in the project get squatted over and p!55£d on from a great financial height. I along with others those pesky bankers representing the good ol US of A have a hell of a lot to do with this situation as well as the Sirius mob.

I can’t believe that on any of the social media outlets etc they are not touting the fact HMG have promised to Ladd extra funding and grants etc to projects I’ve this. Every other company that I follow in green energy seems to be doing it and at the same time highlighting what the company has to offer. Very little action on raising the profile of the company and its wares.. I know empty vessels and all that but in this game silence is very rarely golden. Is there a reason for this?

So you are suggesting they couldn’t own shares if they so wished?

It’s okay no need to respond. I am out now to the great british past time of Sunday league football.

ATB everyone.

“Also, how many of the 85,000 private investors would be in a position to buy a multiple of the shares that they currently hold?

What if only 50% subscribe to the full allocation, they get half the cash, and where would that leave them?”
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The last time I checked it would only take Gina and the others to jump on board “the double down train” plus a few of us.... it’s not unreasonable to suggest that this is a possibility, and it’s sure as dam it not unreasonable to suggest that raising £300 mil is entirely possible. I would suggest that your tone in txt form if there is such a thing is coming across as a totally righteous one. I personally do not gave a problem with it but there does seem to be no room for manoeuvre when it comes to discussion. Generally I have found managers who I have worked along side that pretend to listen, but do what they want anyhow - fail. Some people, (and I am not for one minute suggesting you are one only that you seem to be coming across as one). Loose thier heads so far up thier own @R5£ that they get blinded by the 5#IT and end up talking more of it.

I will re-iterate that it’s easy to make false opinions in forums such as these and more than likely I have. So I would suggest others take the valued argument digest it. Then offer a counter argument and then hopefully the truth we seek will be somewhere in between.

Have a good Sunday all.

But how do we see CF playing this is the question with his friends he’s obviously made in his time as an I.B. Is this a way to lower the SP to get his friends involved in the banks at a more affordable price or perhaps he’s got his friends to fund the AA bid as that company is already £4 bill in debt so they must have connections in CFs previous field of work. Rest assured he is going to work on what he knows but where it will lead us not one person on here can truly tell you 100% fact u TIL what ever is done is done.

Personally I feel once the offer has been formally placed. Either AA will get it or others may then get involved.. if neither of these happen then a dilution is on the cards. How come we are not having progress updates? I’m sure the tbm is still whirring away and it would be nice to know a bit of positive news while this process is going through. It would be the least you would expect from a company that is having its PIs concerns at heart.

They must have a credit rating of a small independent country then. Last I heared they owe in the region of £4bil and no doubt will want another £3bil to get this project somewhere near. That’s some credit rating... I’m guessing they owe JPM and they want to make sure they get what they are owed by backing the AA deal with even more debt... (here come the bubble again)

AA will have to invest heavily for sure to get this going and guess who will be there to lend them the money.... JPM is my guess.

We still use the abacus up this end so couldn’t do the precise math, of which the sums will only add up when the small time PI have been taken away from the equation or at least (divided and conquered). 85000 lower class citizens (compared to them) making money on mass is not want the city boys like to see. This would add an inflationary pressure on the economy that it can ill afford and would cost them in thier other dealings no doubt. How many times do you see the big boys destroy the dreams of those that funded the dream in the first place. Just as this project is about to come to fruition JPM pull away only to help AA buy the company later and in the same week announce its doing better than ever.. Nobody can tell me that this dosnt stink of the reek of the good ol city of London. And that is my decimal point of the total result. ;)

Well I’m from E Lancs and I know 14 people invested here. 14 Lancashire folk with money could be a dangerous thing. It’s a pity we can’t invest in the company that produces the next Guido Fawlkes. And do to London what it’s been doing to us for centuries..