Member Info for YorkshireLife

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52088327

I think the rumours of delay are to blame here... although shorters probably taking full advantage too. Shorting should be banned asap IMHO.

Ocelot: "The company has two planning applications to win and make a 600m pipeline to connect to the grid"

and therein lies your problem: Anguish Energy have to undertake two tasks successfully... (quite a few other tasks on top of that too) Sadly... Angus have so far failed 100% at everything they have ever tried to achieve... so the verdict is well and truly out until we see the whites of Lucan's eyes (this time)!

Watch & wait... see if they "actually" deliver this time... and wait for the further dilution from the death spiral boys to well and truly clear - before investing further here in the meantime IMHO.

YL ;-)

Or... George... as my grandmother used to say:

"Pull the other one... it's got bells on!"

YL ;-)

"Over the past 20 years, investors would have lost money in 72 per cent of all the companies ever to have listed on Aim, according to the professors, who were part of the team who designed the FTSE 100 index.

Analysing data on the 2,877 companies which have listed on Aim, they calculate that in more than 30 per cent of cases, shareholders lost at least 95 per cent of their investment.

By contrast, there are 39 companies — just 1.4 per cent of the historic total — that have given investors multiyear returns in excess of 1,000 per cent.

“While these have been superb performers, there have simply not been enough of them for Aim as a whole to generate a decent return for investors,” says Prof Dimson.

“Everyone says Aim is a stockpicker’s market, but what they mean is that there are extremes of performance — both on the downside and the upside,” adds Prof Marsh. “With more losers than winners, the people least equipped to sort the wheat from the chaff are private investors, and the people best equipped are the professional fund managers.”"

Quotes taken from the FT*

Angus is "sadly" no different to many AIM listed companies... (ie: lifestyle companies designed to generate money for founders and their chums) but it certainly supports the assessment of AIM by the Financial Times.

Hi Parfett123,

Interesting development. Thanks for the update.

Must admit... I'm not a fan... just clogs up the sell / buy listings IMHO.

YL ;-)

Kempey,

Someone asks this question daily...

look up FreeTrade - free trading platform - lots of folk trade single shares here at nil trading cost using this and other new platforms just like it.

Never tried it myself... but it's probably keeping teenagers entertained at the moment during lockdown?

YL ;-)

Gkb47...

LOL! ;-)

They've probably found a good use for them now there's a shortage of toilet paper?

YL ;-)

Smacks of 'desperation" to me...

It is truly, scraping the barrel - by any company's standard - to explain away non-productivity & delay as a positive... but - let's be honest - Angus threw away the good management handbook so long ago that literally anything goes here!

YL ;-)

LOL!

YL ;-)

wasred,

Excellent summary - only spoiled right at the end by mention of Stephen Sanderson (confetti manufacturer & can kicker extraordinaire IMHO)

Okay. Here's some "authenticated" research for you, Sujood:

"Results from a controlled clinical trial from China on the use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for Covid-19 have shown no significant differences in health outcomes between the control group and patients who received the experimental drug.

As Tara Haelle skillfully summarized in an earlier piece for Forbes, thirty patients hospitalized for Covid-19 participated in the trial. Fifteen were treated with 400mg of chloroquine for five days and fifteen received the standard supportive care. On Day 7 of the trial both groups were evaluated

The results:

CT scans showed there was little difference in the progression of the disease for those given the hydroxychloroquine treatment and those who received conventional care.

Of the thirty patients, only one patient progressed to severe stages of the disease — that patient had received hydroxychloroquine as part of their treatment."

W.A Helatine / Forbes

YL ;-)

The take-away from your observation Sujood, apart from your poor & inaccurate research (LOL) bad grammar and spelling is:

"Please dont waste time"

YL ;-)

Maddog by name and Maddog by nature (apparently)!?!?!?

5p and 12p are all well and good - but the likelihood of this company ever seeing them are Zero IMHO.

Please wake me up "if" Anguish ever get there though... Maddog, it will certainly be a miracle worth witnessing that's for sure!

YL ;-)

Maddog...

I would worry about the"street cred" of THIS COMPANY if I were you.

But please... feel free to prove me wrong if Anguish EVER achieve "something" for shareholders other than losses.

YL ;-)

Ocelot,

I would simply remind you that since we've been debating here, my past predictions about delays & funding & SP downward spiral have been proven correct...

you can call that "madness" if you like - I prefer to call it common sense.

YL ;-)

Ocelot:

It's very simple:

When Vonk was in charge, investors STILL had belief in Angus Energy... after Tidswell's coup, and the ensuing share crash that followed... nobody in the right mind believes anything this BOD say anymore.

Investors and The Market are waiting for concrete "verified" evidence this time around... and who can "honestly" blame them?!?!?!

Anguish's old can kicking trick just won't cut it anymore... hence the current SP & lack of wider investor interest!

YL ;-)

Thank you for considering my CV, Crocqman.

No not Vonk (or even a Vonk sympathiser) ... although at least he had charisma and gave shareholders some - albeit unfounded - optimism that the company were actually going to achieve something.

SP & outlook have both fallen off a cliff since the "so-called" New*** regime arrived (***Tidswell & chums (again) but in a different configuration).

YL ;-)

Anguish 2020/ 3 step plan:

1) Kick can... keep paying those salaries!
2) Kick can a little further... keep paying those salaries!
3) Kick can much further... keep paying those salaries!

What do you reckon Wealdpwr... am I close enough?

LOL

YL ;-)

Shareholder liaison & public relations officer - starting salary 45k.

Job description:

To "enhance" the company profile and encourage new investor interest through all available media outlets. Your job will include actively engaging with existing and potential new shareholders through a range of media including on-line bulletin board and blogs.

YL ;-)

Ocelot,

In the "unlikely" event that you aren't a paid Anguish cheerleader - I strongly suggest you contact them and agree terms as their new shareholder PR agent. You are "easily" worth more than Tideswell IMHO.

YL ;-)