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@Ron: NET debt is down purely because they raised £650m, then another £100m when Geely bought in. £750m raised, and cash levels similar to last year, so AML have spunked £350m in 6-8 months.

People complementing a company who cash raise/dilute holders every year, to reduce NET debt needs their heads checking.

@Broomes, why were you expecting 7000 sales, because Stroll said so? He has lied on so many things, yet you still believe him?

It was supposed to be 10,000 in 2024/25, coveniently dropped now, to no figure at all, back to EBITDA which means nothing with gross debts of 1.3bn and expenses out of control.

@Doyezee, net debt is DOWN 33%, it's simple to read.. Because of the £750m cash raise.

@Ghini, there is only one reason for keeping order books silent, otherwise Stroll would be shouting it from the rooftops, if it were any good.

They could decide to make 20 DB12s in H2 and say they were 'sold out'.

'Jam tomorrow'.

Support is now £3, then £2.92, then £2.58.

Horrific H1 results in a couple of weeks, it seems people are selling up, as all the good news is out, and only bad news to come.

Pay close attention to cash levels.

Any company needing to spend 2bn over 5 years with annual losses of £500m will need a cash raise soon.

Utter nonsense as usual.

https://twitter.com/edwinhayward/status/1679977775451590656

Stroll stopped the production of the Vanquish to keep the payout to Nebula as low as possible.

The shorts have all closed and the SP retreats.

Funny that, everyone slated me when I said it at 3.48.

Support is now £3, then £2.92, then £2.58.

Is calling someone a pathetic lose rnot abusive?

You all know that right before the 2008 recession, 2007 travel levels were at their peak don’t you?

No chat on here can move a company of this size’s share price, so grow up and embrace all views.

Otherwise you just look desperate and ill informed.

I was negative on Aeton martin from £23 down to £1. Context please.

Every idiot on that BB slated me daily, but i was correct.

Saga, haha, £712m in debt making £22m in profit with interest rates rising profoundly, nice investment.

Debt becomes VERY expensive in this environment, and you have 2/3 of the most indebted companies out there.

AML have over 1.2 billion in bonds needing rolled over in 2025, and make a loss of 500m per annum. The owe customers hundreds of millions and Merc has just asked for cash rather than shares, so will be selling soon.

You don't want to talk figures though, just use your hunch for gambling, cool.

Have a nice day.

You don’t speak for ‘everyone’.

Wage growth is going to fuel the second rise in inflation just as people thought it was under control.

Real rates are still negative, long way to go yet.

A recession is necessary to reel in inflation.

A contraction is necessary to reel in expansion.

There is no other way.

Just because someone has the opposite view to you does NOT make them toxic.

Pathetic.

My views are close to toxic but you agree with them?

Darwin Award right there.

The market doesn't care about the next 2 months.

It cares about a huge recession and everything contracting, travel stocks are not the place to be in a recession.

You're just another gambler. Seek help.

Traders lose 80% of their wealth.

I remember you ramping this at £22... just as well no-one listens to you...

Diamond hands, indeed.

The price fell from £22 to £1.

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RE: End game3 Feb 2021 08:34

End game for me is to reach the £6 in old money and buy a villa in barbados outright. Then let my other investments (in property carry me during an early retirement. Of course I have other stock investments too so it could happen without AML doing all that leg work - but it’s only then I’d consider selling. Diamond hands until then!

Which drivel are you talking about broomes?

Real interest rates are still negative. ie under the level of infation, by quite some margin.

There will be a recession, the powers that be don't want to admit it, for obvious reasons.

The only way to stamp out inflation is a recession, it's basic economics.

Yet you have all the nutters on here 24/7, repeatadly trying to guess the sp every day. So much for bouncing back up immediately to the TERP like they all stated.

How wrong they were, no surprise there.

The market looks as far ahead as it can, the reason the SP is dragging is because of recessionary risks, travel stocks are a terrible place to be in recessions.

The more someone posts on here, the more desperate they are.

Becuase he knows fine well there is a cash raise coming.

Why else would he sell?

6 - Huge cash raise to be able to afford £2bn over 5 years for electrification.

How else will a loss making company afford that amount of investment?

Stille = Stupmy.

It's so obvious....

Https://karenable.com/sirlawrence/

Check my posting history.

I called this correctly from over £20 to £1.

Called every cash raise within months, and am calling another one now.

No way can ANY company afford 2bn for electrification over 5 years when they make a 500m loss every year.

The rollover their debt of 1.3bn in 2025 whil at the same time as paying Merc 140m and lucid 100m

Mercedes will be selling soon, 10% of the company, imagine what that will do to the share price….