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Wise words indeed.
The AIM is indeed very dirty. Any kind of profit from these stocks is a bonus
Trek - another scenario is that the share price rises to say 10p and has the inertia to fly past that mark - selling on the rise could guarantee a decent payout for some for some or all of their shares on the rise.
When there is bad news in the offing it is extremely difficult to get out alive.
Whilst your years of experience can give "you" a signal - for the majority here these days that experience is but part of a learning curve.
So whilst I am no financial advisor - for those new to it and looking for a good return of investment rather than the big dream - they do need to look at the price as fatal suggests - the MMs do play games - see what figure suits and pick it - you can set a sell price on the rise as well as a stop loss. Perhaps keep a number back but always good to bank a profit - profit is what we are here for.
I am yet undecided as to my own get out but hopefully next week I will have a better idea.
This is the dirty world of AIM in which we are playing.
Stay safe all B ;@)
“Watch the price. You can decide when you sell, or buy.”
Not true. It is not always possible to sell or buy and certainly one cannot always decide. Come on Fatal you should know better than that. I’ve traded AIM relatively successfully for 25 yrs and never failed to be amazed at the surprises, as an example just recently I tried to exit NCYT when it was 200p it took nearly 10mins to go through and I got 162p! It took me hours to sell down my holding in BYOT, with a decent profit as I was up against an institutional seller that appeared from nowhere! I had a sell order recently for a co, that I won’t mention, for a whole day and even after splitting it up it didn’t go at the ask! You see peeps go on about oh it’s NT to buy and think that’s a great sign but it can also be NT to sell, something I’ve noticed more this year than any year previously on AIM, no idea why. Oh and don’t get me onto guaranteed stops, where peeps think they are protected against SP falls. A classic example was MTFB relatively recently, they got kicked into touch by the FDA and the sp opened down something like 80% , sure all the stops kicked in but not how peeps expected and then the SP bounced 100% only to fall back again but unless you had DMA in reality there was no market for the PI. It’s why I only short the FTSE250 and even then mostly just the 100. I recently creamed 80pts on 2 HSBA shorts (I posted there) but if that were an Aim co there is no guarantee you’d get out on the button. The other side is the spread, some stocks I have held in the past like BLU and VELA went to 50% spreads I mean who the fk buys a share to be 50% down! Liquidity is key ideally with a balanced market where the companies results and prospects are a little further up the stairs than the sp is, just like BPC atm. GLA.
Trek
Hi Fatal
There speaks a wise man sir .
I can just imagine:-
RUMOUR:
“EA facing stumbling blocks.”...............SP down to 3.3p
Oops sorry “EA facing no stumbling blocks.”...............SP up to 6p.
“CLN signing off course”..............SP down to 3.3p.
Oops sorry “CLN signing on course.”.............SP up to 6p.
“ Sorry - damn spellcheck.”
They will hit your stops if they can, anyway they can.
BEWARE!
Good luck all.
IK
This is the AIM market and has been manipulated by MM for ever, for their benefit, never yours.
Watch the price. You can decide when you sell, or buy.