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anything is possible on AIM: it's a casino... but most all the time it's a bad or very bad anything for longs on AIm imho..( I used play a lot of casino blackjack and stopped to play AIM hard instead.. The odds on being long AIM stocks in recent years and winning is perhaps lower odds than winning on casio blackjack imho.. but you do get lots of do overs - eg average down or get out with small loss - and hold for longterm plays on bets on AIM, in fairness..and the occasional big win is the key on AIM....
Might the larger US interest have a greater positive effect on the AIM SP ?
I see myself as more bearish and cynical on this than the vast majority who have posted here in recent years.. I now offer that with the benefit of hindsight I feel I could have been at least somewhat more bearish and more cynical over that time.. and now feel it appropriate that I get more bearish and more cynical going forward here.. so apologies to all bulls in advance of the next 6 months at least..
Towards offering a positive I feel they will get more US II participation at the' top deals available here' rates they have today publicised.. so trials will end up well funded here imho.. the read forward to long term possible share prices might be salutary though.. very salutary..
Generally, I'm now even clearer that this will be remain a trading share for me and low priority in my overall p/f in 2020.. a pity..but hopefully I get to change my mind on that sometime later in 2020
you've lost me there boardsofuk.. as I read it , the warrants are for this latest US II as a 'sweetner'.. nothing to do with the rest of us.. happy to stand corrected
If my understanding is correct, this adds insult to injury.. the new investor get a very low buy in price and potentially lovely in the money in future warrants on top.. frightening really if this is what mtph feel they had to do to get such a raise away..
So current holders get to buy warrants @ 4.8p, exercisable upto 5 years out when the SP should be much higher.
Happy..!