Amigo (#AMGO) – “retail offer for up to £188,100” at 0.3p per share

Amigo (#AMGO) – board changes including CEO Kerry Penfold stepping down and Chief Restructuring Officer Nicholas Beal joining board

Amigo shares up 123% but how much is a cash shell with bugger all cash really worth: this stinks

Amigo (AMGO) is being pumped in all sorts of sordid chat room and telegram groups today and its shares are, as I write, 123% up at 0.625p. Remember gone are the glory days of ripping folks off as a loan shark this is a cash shell with only enough of the folding green stuff to last it to just after Christmas: a couple of hundred grand at best.

Amigo – some bears are on the pitch, they think it’s all over…

It is not quite all over but it is near as damn it. The financial masochists at Craven House Capital and associated punters, who were considering an RTO of failed loan shark Amigo (AMGO) appear to have realized that their plans were insane and would be just to much of a self-inflicted punishment beating and have withdrawn. Oh dear.

Amigo (#AMGO) – proposed reverse takeover transaction terminated, currently continues wind-down which will mean no value for shareholders

Amigo (#AMGO) – notes agreements “to further explore transactions”, shares suspended

Amigo (#AMGO) – continues to progress wind down of business, without further interest emerging to enter into liquidation

Amigo shares double but are still almost certainly worthless

Failed loan shark Amigo (AMGO) has reiterated that it is still proceeding with an orderly wind-down of its business which will see “no residual value for shareholders”. But, a crazy guy called Michael Fleming has approached it with a view to making a debt investment in the Company or its subsidiaries.

Amigo (#AMGO) – an “exclusivity agreement… to explore finding and completing a debt investment”, though notes “very low likelihood”

Amigo (#AMGO) – “knows of no reason” for share price increase, wind-down being implemented “expected to result in no value attributable to shareholders”

Amigo – the bears are on the pitch, they think it’s all over…it is now!

We bears, well all of us apart from Simon Cawkwell, aka Evil Knievil, have been ready to celebrate the demise of loan shark Amigo (AMGO) for so, so long. Today comes that ouzo moment, Amigo (AMGO) itself admitting that shareholders will lose everything. It is a zero. It is official.

The FCA just does not get it: a £72.9m fine that is nothing of the sort for Amigo

The FCA has today published its final report into the wrongdoings at loan shark Amigo (AMGO) and it is damning but, other than a public censure, there is nothing it is going to do about it.

Amigo (#AMGO) – notes conclusion of FCA enforcement action, ‘seeking to secure the capital required for the future’

Amigo looks more friendless by the day, more bad news!

Oh dear, oh dear. Loan shark Amigo (AMGO) says that its restarting of lending is going well. Fab. The only problem is the balance sheet and on that we have more bad news today.

Amigo (#AMGO) – capital raise support currently below the required £45m, “discussions are therefore ongoing”!

Amigo (#AMGO) – AGM update, expects to propose an approx. £40m capital raise and a debt raising

Amigo (#AMGO) – appointment of MHA MacIntyre Hudson as auditor after KPMG didn’t participate in tender due to “recent changes to the size and nature”

Amigo (#AMGO) – Q1 results, continuing to engage with FCA ahead of a proposed capital raise

Amigo (#AMGO) – appointments of Peel Hunt as financial adviser and broker and Ashcombe Advisers as a financial adviser

Amigo (#AMGO) – initial details of a proposed “new lending proposition”