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This share is at the whim or fickle punters and lack of news. With this comes wild swings. If you hold, it's a wretched place to be. Best to switch off and come back in a few months.

This is why I don’t invest in AIM. On paper this has serious potential but it is solely driven by wishful thinking and not fundamentals. Had last weeks news release been on an American exchange this would be valued a good five times what it is here. This would perform far better not being listed on any UK market. It may well be a decision it makes down the line, but it will likely be bought out before that. .

I never invest in AIM but this has all the hallmarks of an exciting prospect. It’s a bit limited on news flow so I’ll add it to my watchlist and do some more reading.

Points I have picked up on though are vast majority of shares not in public domain and it could be right time, right place for this minnow.

Never looked at significant holders before. Add them to Director purchases and it’s over 70% not in circulation. No wonder it moves rapidly.

Only took three years. Another fraud by the Government of its share holding taxpayers. Time to write off on the tax return.

Well this has been a dramatic retreat let's be honest. I feel it has some legs, but the retreat from highs is brutal and as usual, traders become long term holders.

There is a reason why I never buy AIM shares, and if I did, I certainly would not be holding overnight.

The company has just done a 27% discounted placing from yesterday’s finish. Over 50% from peak a few days ago and people like Sharebel still celebrate. You are simply making rich people richer. Nothing more. You will buy their shares for more than they did with zero risk to them and all the risk on your shoulders. AIM is a rigged casino. Give the gamblers a win now and then to give the rest hope as they bleed you dry. Simple really.

Sharebel. Stop talking tosh. There are another 1.5 billion shares incoming. You’ve never mentioned forward sold shares until this very minute. Your posts have all been about sucking people in so you can eek a few more pence out of your purchase. A purchase which has now gone wrong. Word of warning people. The likes of Sharebel are not good for your wealth.

If I was a buyer I’d be saving cash for a buy in about 1.2 or lower. They always get there eventually.

Sharebel. Please come back and put together a large post using capitals about how you were completely wrong with your utter tosh and apologise to those who tried to warn inexperienced buyers not to jump in.

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Now that was an outrageous drop bearing in mind on L2 there was endless buying.

Sharebel. You really are quite mad. You have zero idea what any MM is up to. I can clearly see L2 on my laptop and you talk utter nonsense. You are no better than the 'boiler crew' you talk about.

i wouldn’t worry about the likes of brew. at least he can see aim for what it is. the likes of sharebel are the ones to worry about. arrived on 17th on news. bombards the board with rehashed rns information. generally uses capitals to sound important.

do not be sucked in with this nonsense. it does it on multiple bb’s. soon disappears when it gets what it wants or gets its **** seen off by the share price and slinks away to infest another board. these types are way more dangerous. people just don’t see it as they want to believe the hype.

I have 40 years of investment experience. Five things come to mind.

1. Companies only list on AIM to raise money.

2. AIM shares are extremely high risk.

3. Do not buy AIM shares.. ever.

4. Get rich quick schemes are rarely that.

5. Regularly invest in tracker index funds and switch off and retire early.

If the product does what it says, then the Financial Times and some self employed correspondent are irrelevant.

I don’t hold any of these, but what a patronising c***

Nevertheless, there’s no doubt that its ‘hobbyist shareholders’ are continuing to get their money’s worth.

Anyone posting here on a weekend is an amateur punter. Serious players are not posting at weekends if at all. Ignore and enjoy your time off.

Please stop listening to Vagabond with his buyer seller nonsense. You are in the midst of a classic AIM crap show and he is underwater and panicking.

All this buyer / seller nonsense is just that. The MM will lap up a few sells and flog them at the spread to another punter hence the wide spread. Easy money. They can do this all day and when they have made money on the spread they can drop it again to scare more punters. Don’t be fooled by it’s got to rise soon drivel.

Simply a mugs game is the AIM market.