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Hey Whiteghost. Did you see cpp group stock rise 9000%. Then disappeared from the daily biggest stock risers list.... strange
Always I just do the opposite of what mootly fools say to do.. and 90 times it works.. ??
never listened to a word the motley fool says ( either way sell or buy) makes good investing sense not to.
He talks about not having the investment to succeed.
Aston currently have 3 manufacturing locations and over 160 dealers. The company has never been even close to being as ready as they are now.
Majority of the big investments have been done for the next 10 years and beyond.
New state of the art facility in Wales with great Welsh government support. Up to 5,000 DBX a year capability with space at the site for additional expansion if needed.
Gaydon site already had huge investment and has a very diverse production line allowing for multiple cars to be produced as and when demand determines appropriate.
Aston works is a high profit old school manufacturing facility to take care of the historic cars as well as building special project cars with very high margins.
The dealer infrastructure is amazing. If anybody hasn’t been to a new Aston showroom you should go. They are a piece of art on their own. They are focusing expansion in emerging markets which are showing very high demand for the brand.
To add to this Valkyrie is currently being developed at the RedBull technology centre and Similar access to this kind of facility will be available moving forward through the F1 connection.
This is the tipping point and they have never been so ready to have a new management team take Aston to new heights never imagined before in Aston’s history.
Just remember guys when thinking of taking profits on the way up, this share should be close to £3 not 30p when all this investment starts to pay off.
Don't really see the issue. He's giving his opinion, and while suggesting another stock, makes it clear that he may be biased. Having to contribute endless articles to a website wouldn't be my idea of fun anyway.
There's not a single stock which doesn't have its haters. Horses for courses.
Dr Oz, exactly. This kind of rubbish and blatant steering of interest to a stock he is invested in should not get published.
Ok.... moving on from my last comment I read this about the writer;
'Paul teaches psychology and also holds the CFA Society's Investment Management Certificate (IMC). It won't come as a surprise to learn that he's particularly interested in how behaviour and cognitive errors impact on financial decision-making.'
Well..... psychologically then he's done a double bluff. By stating his investment in Burberry when on the face of it it discredits what he's said - most folk are of the same initial reaction of mine 'how dare he, that's obvious trying to pump his own stock'. But in doing that it makes you think that everything else in the article must be accurate and truthful too, because he was truthful about Burberry when maybe he shouldn't be. Every experienced sales manager uses this trick to gain trust....
The guys an idiot. How can you mention securing investment and Q1 loss without explaining the HUGE funding that has been needed for an entirely new plant in Wales to build the new model about to hit the roads? Oh yeah - because he ha an ulterior motive. Anyone pushing stocks that they're invested in themselves immediately has zero credibility!
Lol they had them valued at 1p for ages. When sp went up 35% they put out a new review. It's just bs
Definitely not worried about that article. The guy is obviously a fool.
Originally they said don’t buy then they said buy now they are saying don’t buy seems like they employ the same people as GS...