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Now that is interesting. If RMS had produced an innovative mask design, only possible to realise using their tech, they would have been flying by now.
Can we just agree that holding RMS long-term is speculation, not investment? Failed AIM companies with promising ideas/IP are ten a penny. You would need a clear path to profit to call this an investment.
Everyone and their dog did jump in. They also jumped right back out again when it was clear RMS weren't able to capitalise on the IP Doctor Cave was bringing to the table. This is a company that put anti-viral filtration into a product with air gaps around it. Clearly it was just treated as a gimmick, even by RMS themselves.
RMS seem to have put all their eggs in one basket and completely forgotten about Cloudveil and Gyrometric (remember those?)
What concerete information has been released by RMS to make you think it's a great investment opportunity? New investors should only be buying in if they think the pump and dump cycle is likely to continue and then they should be keeping a close eye on the exit.
"could we see 11.5p again?"
In a word, no.
The favourite Zak quote was supposed to read: "this could go to (ridiculous multiple) by the end of this month". LSE didn't like me using angle brackets and ate part of it. :-)
It doesn't help that Dr Cave was interviewed by somebody whose "anaylsis" has consisted of randomly drawing lines and saying things like, "this could go to by the end of this month". Investors who remember Zak ramping RMs earlier in the year will have tuned out right away.
Because it was just waffle, with no substance to back it up. An RNS with game-changing, positive news would boost the share price. Personally I've lost faith in that ever happening.
Fitzy66, if you're being paid to do this for a living, at least put in some effort. Cut and pasting the same ramps all over the place is pretty transparent.
...or should I say "bottom end of AIM rubbish". TM17 being in another class of course. ;-)
Yea, the market has gone crazy. The only thing I've made money on today is some AIM rubbish.
Sod the rocket. Whatever caused the jump, it's been enough for me to finally break even after trading the dips and rises. Now selling and running away from this POS. I hope for everyone else's sake that something good does come of it.
Utter, rampy nonsense. This has been available at sub 1.25 all morning. Wednesday's drop and bounce may have been the last chance to wring out a few more quid.
Oh well, in for a penny, in for a pound. Bought some more.
I was thinking the same. On the face of it, it doesn't seem like anything has gone wrong, the market just seems to have lost interest in "normal" gaming companies. Frontier are diving just as badly.
Could be a good time to load up. ...or not?
Clearly an auto-generated article from Simply Wall St. The article itself talks about GMR having a 4.6 year cash runway and provides links to a summary page listing 2 warning signs, "1 of which makes us uncomfortable". The uncomfortable warning sign is a cash runway of less than 1 year. Come on guys, you can't have it both ways!
Indeed. A range big enough to stop us plebs doing any sneaky day trading.
"You must be some trader with a swing of tenth of a penny. You must have millions of shares or £2 pounds worth."
More like week trading than day trading, I must admit. There have been some nice swings up where I've sold. The masochistic part is buying back in on the drops. It's become a bit of a game at this point.
Manged to recoup some of my losses by day trading RMS. Keep it in the family and all that. ;-)
On the flip side, there are many genuine investors who were led down the gardern path by the rampers earlier in the year. RMS was a punt then and it's still a punt now. It will remain so until some tangible information is released.