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I know David Brabham well, and I do recall a return to F1 being mentioned as a distant possibility.
The new track car they made is an absolute weapon - they’ve had to de-tune it to be able to race, as any category it could enter it would blitz!
Love your analysis Rox..so true. It's worth asking a question of ourselves, if we woke up tomorrow and this opened at 100 (DBX numbers) would you sell? For me, a definite no. Every day after that in the inexorable rise to 150 (2 quarters of DBX feeding through with margin & cost reset), regrets would be too deep on a personal level. At that point think Yew Tree may well be talking with friendly industry heavyweight, maybe reducing their holding to 15% and repaying original investment. Here on AML will be flirting with entering FTSE, and an ever more powerful association with F1 will make us rub our eyes when we review the decision each of us make at 100. LTI,OBVS Jtini
You could be right, time will tell.
Lib owners know without Mercedes the value of F1 will devalue (perhaps not much because end of the day any car will win the race with or without Mercedes, Ferrari ..... Alfa Romeo-engined Brabham could comeback!!!
33, am not selling, this is a long term hold, 3 years minimum.
What was that you were saying?
I suspect the Mercedes F1 statements and delays are just positioning for a better deal..... but there is the chance that there is something much more fundamental going on in the background that they're working on!!
PaulOZ,
I know it not just F1 but we shall find out bit more by 18th of August as F1 has extend a week to allowing F1 team signed F1 for 2021 - 2025 so Mercedes need to be committed for other 4 years but that not main reason to delaying it something between Mercedes and Lib owner.
If Mercedes not signed then it going be nearer........... for AML.
Btw - lovely day at the beach yesterday and was pooped on by a seagull which is good luck apparently so follow me on the AML golden trail lol :-))
Pau1 - totally agree with the Daimler hypothesis. I may be wrong (often am) but I think this has greater potential impact on the SP than the F1 links which most people seem to be slightly carried away by. The fundamentals of AML as a designer, manufacturer and supplier of premium quality cars to the HNW market will determine future success. F1 success will be the icing on the cake, but like a fine soufflé will collapse if the fundamental recipe isn't right. From what I see, hear and "feel", this new team will take no prisoners in turning this company around for the benefit of all stakeholders. As our Lord J B Jovi said "Keep the faith" ........
*longer term
Agree Paul, you can only see upward momentum in SP in the short/medium term and even looking term if the new dream team continue to get it all right. When you look at valuations of the other big/luxury car makers, AML has a lot of catching up to do but it can as I feel they have the real potential now to take a place at the top table. GLA
I would say... when you can't see any renewed positivity on the horizon.
Which with AML is not in the foreseeable IMO. So many likely/potential positive news impacts over the next 6 months - and for sure a lot we can't even fathom from where we are right now.
Biggest one for me is any increase in Daimlers involvement. Any inkling of deeper ties or increased shareholding, which could come at literally any time - and this SP will rocket.
Sell when Toto Wolff sells, basically.
Hi jsh selling a share and walking away with your profit is how do I say this ehhm not possible. Lol
If you sell and the share price goes down you automatically buy back in. No question.
If you sell and the share price goes up you call yourself a fool and buy back in. No question.
If you sell and manage to do neither of the above then the proceeds sits down n your account for up to 3 days because they purposely set this limit to tempt you to trade again so you do regardless of the price. No question.
Even if you manage to pass the 3 day test and get the money back into your bank account you constantly watch the share and invariably spot an opportunity and quickly txfer it all back and buy back in. No question.
The only way out my friend is to lose everything. No question. Ha ha
All IMO of course.
Hi all,
I’m fairly new to investing so bare with! Anyone got any generic advice as to when to take profits of a stock?
I’m averaging 57p on AML so in reasonable shape at the moment. I had in mind that I probably take the gains at £1 but I’m really not sure of the ins and outs of when to judge the best exit point?
Anyone willing to share their strategies/tips for this.
Thanks