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You said the same thing with the Valkyrie, it would m make AML profitable.

How many times do you need to do the same thing and fail to realise AML WILL NEVER BE PROFITABLE?

It needs a big brother, like VW and Bentlye, or VW and Lambo.

You'd have to write off the debt, and that would half the losses immediately. (170m interest bill and losses of 400m)

Then closing one factory would probably get closer., But you'd probably STILL be losing 100m per year.

That's how bad it is. Total liabilities are 2.4bn!!! And good luck closing one factory.

AML have 250m cash in hand and owe Lucid 250m.

The only reason they have that is cos they made circa 100m from F1 stake sale and 50m from F1 naming right recently. Selling the family silver to survive.

F1 involvement has sales DROP every year for 3 years, so GIVE UP on F1 hopes for profit.

Why would Stroll keep AML now he has the naming rights for his F1 toy?

Do you think he wants to keep throwing his own cash at it? Me nether.

Sounds like you might be the same person.

Official valuations made by professionals?

Wow, you trust an analyst with 100k of your own money.

They have been wrong all the way down from the IPO price, but you out your faith in them 100%.

I smell BS. Someone pretending to buy lots of shares, so others might follow them, just to bail out your alter ego stockcompass

His compass is pointing due south no matter which direction he pretends he is travelling.

So fangirl AML save a brand.... show us your working for how the share price is cheap?

Maths, not subjective fangirl opinion based on nothing.

Thanks.

Adding 50000 pieces is the dictionary definition of "Full Tilt" in poker.

I keep telling you, NEVER trust a fanboy. They are the most biased fools around.

100,000 pieces at an average of 76p, 40% loss already.

And they post like anyone should listen to them.

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RE: What is going on here at the moment????????? When will the bleeding finally stop??????5 Nov 2025 09:28

Livestock: thank you, yes that with the 150 valhalla with each should bring 850000 uk pounds should also help to finally stabilize the cash flow and the finances of aston martin in my opinion.

c2645sg: I bought yesterday and today in sum 30000 pieces more for an price of about 59 uk pence, so in total I now own exactly 100000 Aston martin shares with an average price converted to your currency of about 76 uk pence. I don’t want to influence others to buy or sell these shares, everbody must know whats best best for her/his money and where to invest or not invest. I also own Porsche shares, with which I luckily have a small plus at the moment, but with my aston martin shares with an average price of 76 uk pence I must admit that of course I still have a minus here at the moment, but I think even 76 uk pence in my opinion is a ridiculous low price for this very traditional company and I personally guess that with my 76 uk pence now I will be even here until the end of 2025. and after I want to hold this shares at least until they recover until 100 or even 120 pence, which I personally guess that this company is worth at least at the moment.

again this is just my personal opinion about the current aston martin stock situation and everybody should decide for her-/himself whether to invest here or not.

Exactly.

Stroll doesn't care what the share price is. He would be an idiot not to own the bonds after renewing them a couple of years ago.

Bondholders are in complete control here. Equity is worth very little. Market cap is now 470m, because it is a basket case.

probably one of the worst investments in history, and people are still on here punting it.

Not aimed at Selecta6 btw.... but If you're stupid enough to punt your money on a basket case, stop crying when it doesn't work out.

What news is going to make it rebound? NONE!

Stroll will be taking this private, or selling it soon, now he has the naming rights for his F1 team now.

AML have 250m cash, and owe Lucid almost exactly 250m, huh? Another terrible decision to sign that contract with Lucid.

Stockcompass has no shame. Please be wary of these rampers.

If this goes into bankruptcy, or taken private, you may not get back what you put in.

Hence why these people have to come on here and ramp the nuts off it, to try and make an exit.

Any minute, this could be delisted, or trading halted.

Please beware everyone.

Chortle. That's right, I bought shares at 20 quid then wrote 5000 negative posts since then. ;)

I see a share price in the 30s fairly soon.

That's right, buy a share then ask questions later. The idiocy is off the charts.

Stroll is the rich and clueless. He can barely read, I have seen him with an autocue.

Even if he did answer your questions, would you trust the answer?

"Mark my words, we do not need any more cash, fully funded blah blah"

Then raised 650m a couple of weeks later.

People have short memories.

Yup, because they hate the truth.

Lost over 10% in 48 hours, I hope no-one was stupid enough to listen to them.

People are worried Stroll might sell upon as he has the naming rights for the F1 team until 2055 now.

Thus could go to zero.

It look as though there is no floor for Bitcoin, which means this company is in real trouble.

Hence why they are buying up another plaything, to 'diversify', and replace all the ramping Bitcoin chat online with takeover chat.

It won't work.... Millions of warrants will be getting dumped soon, especially now Bitcoin is imploding.

The writing is on the wall.

They ‘sold’ 152 Valhalla in q4 and making a worse loss than expected, so don’t look forward to that changing when they ‘sell’ 500 Valhalla in 2026.

Stiockcompass can’t even hold her shares for more than a few days, but defends the company religiously.

Another charlatan.

Why sell if things are looking up, like they say?

You know why…..

50m quid to transfer the right to use the Aston Martin name to the f1 team until 2055.

Stroll is a charlatan.

Now he has no need to own AML, he has the name for his f1 team for as long as he needs it.

AML were paying 20m per year for the honour. Now they get 50m to keep the lights on.

And shareholders will vote it through like turkeys voting for Xmas.

Shameful behaviour.

Stroll out. Now.

AML's profits in 2018 were 'cooked' to juice up the IPO valuation.

The SP has lost 98.5% since then, probably the worst share price action outside of bankrupt/insolvent companies, which obviously go to zero.

Stroll has been a monumental failure, both in F1 and AML.

6 years, 2bn cash burned, sales lower than they were when he bought, debt 3/4 times when he bought.

A complete failure.

Https://www.ft.com/content/8012aa40-c5a1-4807-aaa9-2a5e3727d60b

"Still, to keep the lights on in the meantime, Aston Martin may need to raise another £200mn, JPM says. It expects a cash call on similar terms to the previous two, which were done at a £2.3bn enterprise value.

And there’s more to come. JPMorgan, Aston Martin’s joint house broker, forecasts £360mn of cash burn in 2025 and a further £230mn in the first half of 2026."

That's a 1/3 of the current market cap, so a cash raise would be at 40p.

Cash running out fast folks, beware of the rampers.

Why 6p and why would you take a punt then?

Https://racingnews365.com/aston-martin-facing-deeply-worrying-situation-after-bahrain-body-blow

There is also a consultation right now to lay off 20% of the workforce by April.

Results are Feb 25th and will be grim.

AML have to pay 150m+ in debt interest payments every year, so running as fast as they can just to stand still.

If you need any more specifics, just ask.

AML are laying off ONE FIFTH of their workforce.

Uptrend, mwahahahha. Things are great!

Https://www.ft.com/content/8012aa40-c5a1-4807-aaa9-2a5e3727d60b

"Still, to keep the lights on in the meantime, Aston Martin may need to raise another £200mn, JPM says. It expects a cash call on similar terms to the previous two, which were done at a £2.3bn enterprise value.

And there’s more to come. JPMorgan, Aston Martin’s joint house broker, forecasts £360mn of cash burn in 2025 and a further £230mn in the first half of 2026."

That's a 1/3 of the current market cap, so a cash raise would be at 40p.

Cash running out fast folks, beware of the rampers.

Https://www.ft.com/content/8012aa40-c5a1-4807-aaa9-2a5e3727d60b

"Still, to keep the lights on in the meantime, Aston Martin may need to raise another £200mn, JPM says. It expects a cash call on similar terms to the previous two, which were done at a £2.3bn enterprise value.

And there’s more to come. JPMorgan, Aston Martin’s joint house broker, forecasts £360mn of cash burn in 2025 and a further £230mn in the first half of 2026."

That's a 1/3 of the current market cap, so a cash raise would be at 40p.

Cash running out fast folks, beware of the rampers.