Amphion Innovations Share Discussion Threads

[escapetohome] 15/11/2017 18:12

New management sorely needed.

How deeply entrenched are this menagerie sucking the life out of our investment and contributing not one ounce of shareholder value for their fantasy wage?

[dave4545] 15/11/2017 17:10

Going to be 1 or 2 mil dumped at 1p to show later.

People rightly have given up. All Motif will do at best is cover liabilities
and sustain wages here. The rest seem worth next to nothing especially now
Datatern is turning out to be a flop !

[hoggar] 15/11/2017 16:45

Confidence is the optimal word with this company. It’s no wonder Amphion cannot attract funding while its share price in firmly classified as junk status. Amphion directors primary task is to secure funding for partner companies. It would appear Amphion had no input with the fund raising Motif has just secured. I think that just about says it all with this outfit.

[pugugly] 15/11/2017 16:19

Looks like a massive iceberg dump yet to be declared - - If right a holdings rns due shortly - Any thoughts as to whom might be bailing out ?? and why ??

[tomboyb] 15/11/2017 15:51

300k available at 1.25p -

Never seen this in AMP just looking back -

[escapetohome] 15/11/2017 15:32

No confidence whatsoever in this company, not one shred, and the share price reflects my opinion.

[tomboyb] 15/11/2017 15:07

1.25p on the offer -

Historic lows for Amphion -

[hoggar] 02/11/2017 17:16

I also think Morgan is a genuine type of guy, however I do question his methodology with gambling investor money. Like all gamblers they become convinced the next bet will win all their lost bets. It is true the directors initially bought shares at 30p but Amphions business strategy allows directors to claim a substantial salary in an advisory role on various partner boards etc.

It remains to be seen how they will manage to defer the carrying debt in Jan 2018, but as suggested, the further sale of Motif shares will destroy investor confidence and the ability to attract operating finance not to mention director salaries.

[the stigologist] 02/11/2017 16:49

Err I think they have established a nice asymmetric win win scenario for themselves actually. Never trust AIM cesspit management

[2pablo] 02/11/2017 16:45

Well, load of cynics on here. When I spoke to Richard Morgan about 2 years ago he seemed an honest genuine man. This company has bravely funded the start-up of several companies and certainly done well with Kromek and Motif.

Nobody likes losing money and I don't suppose the Directors do either. Not exactly sure of their fat-cat salary positions but I'm not sure they have been living the life of Riley while the company does nothing.

Cut them some slack, they're probably losing a lot more than we.

[alphapig] 02/11/2017 12:25

Looks like they're trying to get the bid up to get rid of some big numbers, time will tell.

[longshanks] 02/11/2017 11:04

I am so pleased I exited this shower when I could. They really are the epitome of all that is wrong with AIM. My only concern is that come January they will be dumping MTFB again...The shares should find buyers but it will still put a brake on fair value being realised.

[2pablo] 02/11/2017 10:00

Datatern has definitely taken a 'turn' for the worse. Can't afford the legal eagles.

[escapetohome] 02/11/2017 09:39

Looking at putting more money into funding legal action when the patent expiry is so soon?

Well they have to cover their own tracks up, its a meaningless statement it covers up that they have failed and it keeps alive the impression in shareholders that the ' team ' thought they had a good chance of winning and did not uneccesarily spend the money. But the reality was they were pretty negligent in their choice of counsel who let them down time and again.

[dave4545] 02/11/2017 09:23

If they were in it for share holders they would have sold everything except Motif
even if it was a token £1 including liabilities.

Just the same as selling your star share in your portfolio to average down on your worst one. The mindset of many in the market when the best solution is to ride the winners and cut the loser/dog shares.

[escapetohome] 02/11/2017 09:18

Of Very sound mind indeed judging by current capitalist dogma.

Theyve filled their own pockets to the brim thanks to foolhardy investors. Of course that was their objective, especially so , when this turned out to be a busted flush, this inspired the greed even more.

Of sound minds indeed.

[hoggar] 02/11/2017 09:06

I posted here recently the implications and the improbability of Amphion gaining any favourable Federal judgement from the 402 and 502 Microstrategy case. In other words Amphion have run out of money and these patents are now worthless from December 2017. In brief, Amphion have spent millions and borrowed millions employing useless inept so-called patent lawyers in the states fighting SAP, Microsoft etc for many years. There is no doubt the patents were valid but now they are not! So today’s announcement that Amphion will continue to explore further means of funding and borrowing to pursue more litigation is totally ridiculous.

This announcement also indicates that Amphion will use any profits from the share price in Motif and Polareon to fund further borrowing. Investors need to consider if this bunch of mindless directors at Amphion are of sound mind.

[dave4545] 13/10/2017 13:34

1.88p offer, to make a profit I need 2p bid, might happen but doubt it.

But if your holding it should increase as MTFB is rebounding.

[escapetohome] 11/10/2017 09:49

Lets hope some of amps other investments come good then eg. Datatern.

[hoggar] 11/10/2017 08:50

Todays announcement is a reiteration that once all debts are cleared Morgan and other directors will clean up whats left of any profit from the sale of MTFB shares. Apparently Amp owes the directors millions in back pay, loans and interest. The city fat cats have struck again!!! and the investors can go and screw themselves.

[dave4545] 09/10/2017 08:56

Some big buying in AMP today yet MTFB is down a fraction ??