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AML_007

Posted in: AML

Posts: 340

Price: 1,480.50

Hold

Squeaky bum time26 Nov 2021 09:52

The AML SP is now below my overall average holding price of £15.21.

(Still higher than my 2020 average, but lower than my 2021 average.)

Back in May 21, I thought a £15 SP would break my faith in Stroll, Moers, etc.

But today, six months later, my faith is still there and not deterred by the current £14 SP.

AML_007

Posted in: AML

Posts: 340

Price: 1,771.00

RE: Another blue day ...09 Oct 2021 09:1

Still, I did make what will be my last top on 06/10/21, 150 @ £16.51, as my AML pot is big enough now.

AML_007

Posted in: AML

Posts: 340

Price: 2,057.00

No Opinion

RE: Bueno11 Aug 2021 18:10

I don't often get my top up timing right, as it has more to do with funds being free.

But my last top was at £17.06 just over three weeks ago, so happy with that.

AML_007

Posted in: AML

Posts: 340

Price: 1,746.00

No Opinion

RE: WTF IS GOING ON?21 Jul 2021 07:35

Which makes me feel that my two small top ups this week are good value. (DYOR)

19/07/21 – 50 shares @ £17.68

20/07/21 – 50 shares @ £17.06

AML_007

Posted in: AML

Posts: 340

Price: 1,999.50

No Opinion

RE: Google AML chart28 Apr 2021 08:35

In other news, I also managed a small top up of 50 shares last week @18.48.

My 2021 purchases have ranged between 17.66 to 21.38, average = 19.64.

Remember this Larry?

You're not the Messiah, you're a very naughty boy... for all the lies, hyperbole and broken promises.

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Highlights:

The marque will soon easily be selling 10,000 cars a year and generating £500m of core profit by 2025, he insists. Brexit will be settled by then — in any case, he “wasn’t losing sleep over it” — and despite Covid-19, sales from China are picking up. Stroll is not restrained by modesty, declaring his achievements in six months — new management, new investors, clearing the stock glut of 1,800 cars — “more than remarkable, it’s monumental”.

"This is what we should be judged on: what has Lawrence done since taking over?” he says. “And what is the history of Lawrence? We all know what I’m worth.”

Stroll is devastatingly blunt about Aston’s recent history. “A lot of analysts and journalists were misled and have what I call a mad-on hangover about this company because of what the previous management did,” he says. “They over-promised and under-delivered.”

Its recent fundraising, borrowing at a rate of 10.5% on more than $1bn of bonds, means “this company is funded for ever”. And Aston’s battered share price — which at 52.8p sits below its recent 62p a share fundraising — will be “£6, £7 or £9 over the next five years”, Stroll proclaims.

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(He did a 20-1 consolidation @ c.£1 which created a fictional SP of c.£20, and it decreased from there to 69p now.

So instead of a 50p share price becoming 6, 7 or 9 quid like he promised, it dropped 96.5% to today's value.

Quality!)

https://bmmagazine.co.uk/entrepreneur-interviews/entrepreneurs/lawrence-stroll-the-canadian-petrolhead-leaving-aston-martin-shaken-and-stirred/

Https://www.ft.com/content/89b536ed-7419-4493-96b2-88aa9ea29e6b?accessToken=zwAAAZZ21jHHkdOJtTbtdBlEk9OWsoiqnqKeaw.MEYCIQCSwqsUKfKbrM2kwaDnkwrcijpXp4VWg57mvdAA5KN2JAIhAOV93jamun_wwPvctK8U-0tkp8OTxi5l8Dkmjg1igh64&segmentId=e95a9ae7-622c-6235-5f87-51e412b47e97&shareType=enterprise&shareId=6255922a-c1c1-4c14-845a-18ccb6b0fd60

Basically US buyers are holding off purchases to see if the 25% auto tariffs go away.

I'd suggest a lot of people are doing that. Q2 will be worse than Q1, and Q1 sales are already down 18% in the UK, ouch.

Totally unreadable, and useless.

AML UK sales are down 18.2% year to date, for anyone interested.

How much cash does this company have left, and what's the current burn rate?

Https://www.ft.com/content/ba16a417-40b5-4751-bac1-b2f3916c4eca

US tariffs threaten lay-offs at UK’s luxury car plants, industry warns Aston Martin and other marques that depend on American market may require aid such as furlough schemes, auto chief says

Staff at the UK’s high-end car plants could lose their jobs unless the government steps in with financial assistance such as furlough schemes to offset Donald Trump’s tariffs, the automotive industry has warned. Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, said the tariffs were having a “severe, significant and immediate” impact on luxury marques such as Aston Martin, Bentley, Jaguar Land Rover and McLaren that depend on wealthy American consumers.

Https://www.ft.com/content/ba16a417-40b5-4751-bac1-b2f3916c4eca#comments-anchor

"JLR has suspended shipments to the US while Aston Martin has said it hopes to pass on some of the tariff cost to consumers. People close to the company said Aston Martin expected as much as a £30mn hit to its gross profit as a result of the US tariffs, potentially wiping out all of the profits analysts had been expecting for the year."

Still waiting to hear the positives on AML.

Anyone? Any single positive?

64.4p, look at that.

Another 8% dilution coming to all holders.

Yeah, that’s right, I bought at 19 quid, warned everyone else, posted the truth about the company all the way down and held on to my shares losing 97%.

My goodness there are some dumb idiots out there.

How much cash is left Thor and Chesil?

By the time stroll dilutes holders another 8% it will be time for another cash raise.

Why don’t you post all the positives on AML’s favour then?

You do know the share price IS the markets way of showing value in a company?

For AML it’s down 98% since IPO.

Utterly damning, and quite right.

So what are the positives?

Stroll wants to dilute 8% at 70p, so fair value is 64.4p.

Don't forget that.

Gkerr

Posted in: AML

Posts: 332

Price: 87.30

No Opinion

Back in again8 Jun 2020 14:09

I panic sold last week after the dip on redundancy news.

I've since watched it soar and kicked myself so I've bought back in at 87p. Please tell me I've done the right thing. Lol

BEFORE the 1 for 20 split, so this goon is down circa 95% too.

Look at his other postings too, most of the copanies he was long in are suspended or no longer exist.

Be careful who you listen to people.

Gkerr

Posted in: AML

Posts: 332

Price: 47.20

No Opinion

RE: Wave question4 Jul 2020 13:41

The only absolute bottom which we can determine for certain is zero if it goes bust again.

Of course I hope that doesn't happen because I have a lot invested and it needs to climb significantly to get back to my entry point

Let's all forget our morals and support Countach because he is positive on the company we are both losing money in.

chesil356 Premium Member

Posted in: AML

Posts: 330

Price: 350.60

No Opinion

RE: Buy the dip27 Jun 2023 12:51

Bought more today at 3.44, i like to keep longer term and buy the dips in a rising trend. Shorting the spikes on a rising trend is about as sensible as buying the dips on a falling trend. Mid term trend target around 4.50 and long term trend ceiling around 6.30 last time i checked.

Chesil didn't see any downside at £3.29.

It's now 1/5th of that price. ONE FIFTH!!!

Don't be like Chesil.

chesil356

Posted in: AML

Posts: 330

Price: 329.20

No Opinion

RE: Its nearly short time27 Jun 2023 20:56

Lets be honest, with investors willing to buy in at a premium this is very unlikely to halve, this is a very different company to the one it was in 2022.

Https://www.ft.com/content/ba16a417-40b5-4751-bac1-b2f3916c4eca#comments-anchor

"JLR has suspended shipments to the US while Aston Martin has said it hopes to pass on some of the tariff cost to consumers. People close to the company said Aston Martin expected as much as a £30mn hit to its gross profit as a result of the US tariffs, potentially wiping out all of the profits analysts had been expecting for the year."

AML losses last 5 years:

It's about to get a whole lot worse, Q1 results 2025 are out in 7 days.

24: -323.50m

23: -228.10m

22: -528.60m

21: -191.60m

20: 419.30m

Trump wants the US Dollar devalued too, and it's working, therefore Astons are getting more expensive to buy in USA every day.

Then add 25% tariffs.

Hallmark has to decide on factory overheads. 2 factors can produce 14000 cars, and AML are only doing 6000, 1000 are sitting in forecourts all round the world, so make that 5000.

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https://www.ft.com/content/ba16a417-40b5-4751-bac1-b2f3916c4eca

"The SMMT chief told MPs the people who bought luxury cars were sophisticated consumers, and would not necessarily pay the extra costs for the vehicles as a result of the tariffs.

'The assumption is that if you can afford £200,000 for a car, you can afford £250,000 for a car, but those high net-worth individuals are shrewd, they can see what’s happening;, he said."

World recession, price hikes compounded with 25% tariffs and US dollar slumping, people poorer through stockmarket losses, spending less on discretionary items.

There are literally NO positives for AML as this point in time.

Brutal.

I am asking you to post the first 4 characters.

If it's widely available to everyone, whats the problem?

Oh yeah, it's impossible to find a MAC address unless you have hacked into someone's LAN.

So, do you have access to my MAC address or not?

Tell me the first 2 characters of my Mac, or IP.

I'll pledge £1k to a charity of your choice and post the link on here for all to see, if you do.

Https://www.ft.com/content/ba16a417-40b5-4751-bac1-b2f3916c4eca

US tariffs threaten lay-offs at UK’s luxury car plants, industry warns Aston Martin and other marques that depend on American market may require aid such as furlough schemes, auto chief says

Staff at the UK’s high-end car plants could lose their jobs unless the government steps in with financial assistance such as furlough schemes to offset Donald Trump’s tariffs, the automotive industry has warned. Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, said the tariffs were having a “severe, significant and immediate” impact on luxury marques such as Aston Martin, Bentley, Jaguar Land Rover and McLaren that depend on wealthy American consumers.