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There's one born every minute.
I have Dan lad. Just to make it a round 1m shares going into the hibernation period. Will leave it there and see whether my shares wake up when the sun shines again. Too much spare money to play with clearly :-)
"I’ve topped up"
Come on MrH, you haven't really, have you? Tell me you're not still pouring money down the drain on this?
I’ve topped up Aimigo - all showing as sells though. In for the long haul
Napster isnt a dream though and is an up and running business with half year turnover of $43million. Extended deal with SONOS into five new markets. Napster isn't going anywhere and should continue to grow. Unfortunately MelodyVR have failed shareholder's and the UK listing has failed. US Listing is the way forward and the $45.6million deal, equating to 1p per share after recent dilution is now a significant premium to current share price. Current mcap value $12million compared to the $45.6million valuation for the deal. Definitely a gamble but that's well over 3x current price. Just got to factor in the risks and money being tied up till at least 2023 but if everything works out the value will be multiples of current levels especially for a Nadaq listing! N&G were obviously happy taking £2million at 1p where I'm sure if there was any doubt for them they would have taken them at a discount, they could have had in 70s over last month or so but seemed like they were waiting for the deal maybe?
For me I'm in for the gamble. I imagine a few people will be looking to buy at current levels and if it heads towards valuation of the deal before end of Jan can look to have a free ride with deal value multiples of current level. Board will be overrun with shorter too, all fun and games! Just don't risk anything you can't afford to lose, long or short
for once strangler i agree with you entirely.i have been investing in aim and aim type shares for many years and i reckon i am at best round about break even,which is not much of an endorsement as an investment strategy.fortunately i do (as i think i may have told you in another incarnation) only invest what i can afford to lose and being retired i remain now mostly in cash(not a good strategy either of course,.unless we get the long awaited now and constantly predicted worldwide market crash,when i may see some main market opportunities).ive lived through all the main crashes starting with black monday(i remember it well)but all were relatively short lived and were not so capital destructive as say this fiasco.whislt i doubt many are now going to invest in naps prior to delisting,no one should do so without being prepared to lose the lot.personally in sticking with what I've got,but having done very well first time round here(one of my best ever investments,but just luck,not acumen) i can have a more relaxed view and this is not a recommendation for others to do so.gla
or think it's a doddle to make money on AIM, when almost all the shares are in companies that are pretty much unheard of by the public. They hear about shares that can do 200% in a day and think 'I'll have me some of that' without wondering how come, if it's that easy, everyone in the world isn't making 200% in all their shares!
LSE is almost all rubbish self-serving ramping or self assurance. It's too easy to imagine that believing all of it is the 'research' in 'dyor'. Outside of FTSE, almost every share in AIM sucks money out of pi's, even the ones that might rocket for one week out of 52. AIM just isn't for long term holding. If you hold for a month that's almost long enough. Longer than that and you'll be in the red.
IF ever a share made that point, then EVRH/MVR/NAPS is the one, two, three makes it.
If you don't have a background in finance or don't have a float of disposable cash, then stay clear. Invest in the FTSE... it's volatile enough and you will rarely see 50% wiped from a holding in 5minutes.
There are vampires on these boards who will tell you any ol' bs thinking it somehow works in their favour. And the sad thing is there are folk on these boards who don't know the first thing about investing, either tactics or real research. And even if you think you 'do' research, AIM companies are so fringe there's not so much to hold onto: they're start ups, explorers, new launches. Mostly, the money is made from mugs who get in late and hold on too long. You're the bread and butter of more savvy/seasoned traders.
When you have a poster saying that this garbage company will give Spotify a run for its money and others who believe it they might as well just buy lottery tickets or give it to a nigerian internet prince.
With the best of intentions, you don't belong on lse or AIM and probably not self-selection. Either find a FTSE350 that pays great dividends or just invest in a cheap FTSE tracker and spend your time on things like family or squash or... something else. But not investing and certainly not AIM. There's a reason they say investors lose money on 72% of all shares ever listed on AIM... it's because etc. etc.
Please don't throw good money after bad. and if you do, don't do it on NAPS.
Good luck.