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What's funny Kib?

What's you estimate for Q2 results?

Who is going?

Yes indeed, Jefferies have cut AML to 'hold', reducing their price target from 2000 down to 750.
Only 12 months late.

So let me get this straight...
You ramped this @ £20 saying it was worth £45 even with £1bn debt, saying you would bet the house on it if it dropped more. Now it's less than 1/3 of the share price and I am the idiot? Hahahahaha.
If you concentrated on the facts and figures, rather than idle gossip, you might fare better.

As if I need any other IDs, this one is perfectly enough to show up all the charlatans rampers for what they are:
Clueless, ignorant, abusive fools.

You forgot the 'logical' part, haha, is that an unintended metaphor?

If you spent more time listening, instead of insulting, you might not have lost over half your money. You only have yourself to blame.

This "mentally disordered, uneducated, low character" got right what you got completely wrong. Now you're exposing your real character, and charming it is too.

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Posted in: AML
Price: 807.00

RE: What's going on13 Apr 2022 17:45
We are an open and diverse society. That's fine. But it does not mean anyone would have to communicate with those unfortunate individuals who got mental disorders, uneducated communication habits and low character. I wish them well but as it can be seen again today, any undeserved dialogue will only add to the garbage posted here.
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Price: 2,106.00
AML's value lagging behind Lamborghini's29 May 2021 19:04

Consider the same valuation for AML as a luxury brand - no less than €7.5b - then AML is massively undervalued, around 2 and 2/3 times lower. Okay - factor in the excessive debt - then the fair shareprice at the remaining value is still equivalent to more than £45.
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Price: 924.60
RE: What's going on
06 Apr 2022 14:14

We keep hearing Moers is leaving for six months now, seems he's doing a great job!?? Still there. Where is the evidence his leave is imminent, now yet again ….?

Let's hope no-one listened to you and bet their house on AML, chat eh?

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Posted in: AML
Posts: 63
Price: 1,856.50
No Opinion

RE: Break-even sale point09 May 2021 13:29
Hi Carpymick, yeah got your points and agree with all of it. Sounds good on the financial outlook and love it Mercedes is in with us. The substance and positivity is kind of overwhelming, so do hope the sp does not drop a penny further else I'd sell my house for more...

Is Stroll grinding the company into the ground intentionally?
If he is a bondholder and paid a minimal amount of his own money for equity, it would make sense.
AML would make more sense as a private company away from the glare of the market.

Food for thought....

£21 million a year to sponsor a team which copies the design of others, becomes a laughing stock and still qualify at the back of the grid.

Potentially 1% of his net worth.
AML is his plaything.

So Stroll, worth £2600 million + bought AML for around £40million.
Pocket change.

He then uses the Aston Martin name to fund his F1 team, and also creates huge interest debt, paid to himself, effectively doubling his money in 5 years, cash raises and dilutes the hell out equity owners and spout hyperbole about how great everything is.

Which such a small amount of his personal capital at risk, he has very little skin in the game.
He has no plan, just bombastic claims which never bear fruit.
And you all got sucked in.

He holds all the aces if they go bankrupt as bondholders get first dibs while shareholders get wiped out, 100% losses.

What a lovely gentleman.

PS 5% of the company at today's market price is only £40million.

Stroll could be in control of this company for such a small investment.
Need to do some homework on Asprey & Garrard and see if he liquidated that one with minimal investment too...

Insult is the last refuge of the ignorant.

Leonidas blames everyone else for AML's failings!
'economic headwinds' were to blame for the Valkyrie being years behind schedule and still not working, hahahaha.
AMR F1 engineers STILL being sent out to fix them.

So much for that '£5 part" that Stroll lied about.

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Posted in: AML
Posts: 62
Price: 1,356.00
No Opinion

RE: Share Price05 Jan 2022 18:12
I’m not sure Aston Martin can wholly be blamed for the delays in the Valkyrie. It has been delayed several times but it’s disingenuous to lay the blame solely at Aston Martin when during the period in question there has been an underlying issue which has led to every car manufacturer having supply and production issues. I’m more concerned by how good the car actually is and how well it sells once in full production. This was always going to be a long road to profitability which has only been made longer due to factors outside its control. Overall strategy and direction look sensible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8_y-ZZGDVU&t=141s&ab_channel=AutosFull

One of the many reasons why DBX sales will be under pressure ;)

How long is £400m of cash going to last them Kib?
Burning through over £200m this year and a court case against them for a minimum of £150m.

How many times do I need to say this?

I am here to keep you all honest. I can't stand ramping nonsense lies, so I will be here showing you all up, then people won't get duped into buying a disaster of a share because you all refuse to believe there is a court case which could bankrupt them.

Kibcalm, GT4 proved he knew the news of Moers sacking in advance.
You keep ignoring it though, it's done you well this far, chortle.

What's you average price in AML?

Stroll owns 22.02% of AML which includes the 16.98% owned by Yew Tree.
So he has 22% of the company, which is majority holder.

Just imagine Yewtree was his baby, but he only put in a minor sum of money (or none!), hoodwinking other rich idiots into investing instead.

He could control the company with a 22% share by only buying 5% of the shares.

Sounds about right to me

Thanks Lawrence:
Double your money in 5 years, use the AML name to raise hundreds of millions for your son’s F1 team, have minimal amounts of your own cash invested in AML equity so you can walk away when the sizzle hits the fan.

The share priced had dropped from £23 to £12 before the war even started.