The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
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Except AIM is nothing like a lottery if you do your research and pick the right stocks for the future.
In the IMC meeting I was the one that asked if the company had considered moving to the main list of the London Stock Exchange, and/or a listing on NASDAQ. The answer was effectively 'NO, WE ARE HAPPY TO BE LISTED ON AIM' and "WE HAVE MORE II INVESTORS THAN EVER, AND MORE ARE COMING TO SEE US". So AFC certainly do not see AIM as a lottery, or it being of any risk to achieving a fair valuation for the stock at some point.
The full answer can be heard at this point in the video:
https://youtu.be/73U9AbulOA0?si=cHTRDfbulKettbOD&t=3317
Well I was always told if you can't afford to lose it don't gamble it.
Unfortunately the stock market is a very fickle game, full of the unscrupulous, down right scoundrels, lying thieves and one big monopoly conspiracy from the top manipulating for their greater good.
Pretty nonsense really.
Some you win some you lose. Sell and move on to the next and wait for the next mass panic stock market crash.
Your better off playing the FTSE 100 stock and taking the dividends as well. Instead of playing the Aim lottery.
If it was a crap stock you'd sell it and move on, hoping to make your losses back on stocks you believe in, you don't spend every day trying to make your own stock worth even less by trash talking it to prospective buyers of it. Nope, all the talk is agenda driven for sure.
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I would just LOVE it if AB had been wired up to a polygraph.....the thig would have been jumping all over the place.
A significant number of half truths and ambiguities in the presentation; case in point, the comment that the amazing towers of power were leased on commercial terms, but no mention of the fact that a large part of the so called lease payment was made "in kind" as consideration for "marketing" as stated in the accounts. The second point is in respect of the so called contracts making up the so called £27M "order book".......as is the norm in situations like this, there is usually a contract to supply a certain number of units, but there isn't necessarily a corresponding contractual obligation to buy these units; the phrase "committed" in this respect generally relates to the amount of resource that the company need to commit in order to meet it's contractual obligations,
It's big
Look how the market have responded to ABs A&A. Again very telling
He's not, he's just a lying troll talking trollocks to try and make this board as negative as possible, along with the rest of the troll gang.
How big is your holding Melv? You must be seriously underwater to be daily down in the dumps.
The silence is deafening from the so called rampers. Not a word in here after watching an hour of AB and annual report. Only Haggis
Not a word from Jimmy since his wow just wow moment
Let's read some positive stuff people. Can't you find any?
Jeez Derek's posts should come with a health warning!. Miserable sod
Something depressing watching that video, and it's probably because you simply can't believe a word AB says anymore. All hype and chat. Nothing certain you can hold o to. 6-9 months till ABB get an on field unit. Blimey
Really not sure what to cling onto right now
See You Tube link below for AFC Energy Q & A video yesterday.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73U9AbulOA0&ab_channel=InvestorMeetCompany