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Cool story bro. I can read perfectly well thanks.

You don't own any AML shares and don't plan to, but are on here stating the obvious to complete strangers?

Sounds like you need to get out more.

I think everyone has grasped that you need to buy shares to make money if the price rises, and similarly on the short side.

You're also factually inaccurate. To benefit, you can do many things without buying actual shares., spread bets, CFDs etc.

Back to your investment in cancer inducing BAT. Let me guess, you sold at the top and made a profit. Thoroughly decent human being that you are.

Are you qualified to be giving out financial advice Jon?

Lowered from 225p to 160p, you forgot to mention that part.

"If it doesn't work, nothing lost. If it does, we've done it."

Inspiring, Adrian.

AML had £157m cash and £154m in 'available facilities' for a total liquidity of £311m as of September 30, 2024.

Of the £157m of cash, about £149m is customer deposits.

Can you see the seriousness of the situation now it's broken down nicely for you?

AML raised £210m and had an interest payment of around 75m in Q4.

Https://www.barrons.com/articles/trump-steel-tariffs-car-prices-707e1af4

I am not trying to protect you Tiny, you're beyond that. I am protecting anyone else who reads this board full of ramper lies. All I am doing is showing the facts.

46% slide in sales in the UK eh? So much for the new model lineup,. I am guessing more dealer stuffing in December to hit targets and avoid another profit warning for 2024.

Raising prices when interest rates rise, that worked out well.

Cash raise around the corner folks, beware of the rampers.

The delicious irony is this...

Stroll is using shareholders for his own gains. He lies, promises rich rewards, but only cares for himself and his family.

Gross debt is the highest it has ever been at £1.5 billion. My guess is he holds a lot of the bonds, making 10% interest per year from them. He also uses other gullible idiots to invest on his behalf, in the Yewtree name, investing very little himself in the actual equity of AML.L.

When he is done, he'll discard AML in a worse state than he bought it, which is quite a skill. He's burned through 2bn already, and I don't even know how much in equity from the share price demise. How anyone can support this is simply astonishing.

And all the monkeys will start complaining about how they were duped by the organ grinder, when the shizzle hits the fan.

You're easily duped when you're so dumb you fall for the marketeers wet dream of owing an Aston Martin. You'll also buy shares thinking they are cheap, and try to lie and cover the tracks of those who speak the truth.

They deserve all they get, losing a fortune on their car investment and the shares.

A fool and his money are easily parted.

Handwinder? Where art thou?

AML had £157m cash and £154m in 'available facilities' for a total liquidity of £311m as of September 30, 2024.

Of the £157m of cash, about £149m is customer deposits.

Can you see the seriousness of the situation now it's broken down nicely for you?

AML raised £210m and had an interest payment of around 75m in Q4.

Are you understanding now?

Selling 1100 cars? AML will be bankrupt if so.

What a load of tosh, another idiot ramper believing AI over someone who knows what they are talking about.

Revenue of 312m?

Subtract interest payments of 150m and R&D which is 400m and you have a loss of 238m.

THINK FOR YOURSELF!

Somebody is sweating because they didn't do their homework...

Handwinder Posted in: AML Posts: 327 Price: 103.20

RE: Cash raise27 Nov 2024 08:49

I think the insiders knew it was coming when the price was 120 ish...shorted it and bought back in the placing. They close, company gets cash and everyone is a winner except us.

Handwinder Posted in: AML Posts: 327 Price: 107.90

RE: Rights Issue for Retail (£8 m) Institutional Investors (£108 m) to Institutional Investors and26 Nov 2024 18:23

15% below todays close is my best guess. And that is not my nightmare scenario

AML had £157m cash and £154m in 'available facilities' for a total liquidity of £311m as of September 30, 2024.

Of the £157m of cash, about £149m is customer deposits.

Can you see the seriousness of the situation now it's broken down nicely for you?

AML raised £210m and had an interest payment of around 75m in Q4.

Are you understanding now?

Straight from the RNS on last cash raise:

"As reported at the Q3 2024 Results, total cash and available facilities ("liquidity") was £311 million on 30 September 2024."

Why the need to raise £210m then?

Whats the capex and R&D amounts? How much of the 'liquidity' is customer deposits?

How much is the interest payments on the bond debt per year?

When you fail to answer these questions I'll school you on them and remind everyone of just how perilous this company is.

So either answer these questions, or buy some shares and keep quiet.

Handwinder, I have explained all this ad nauseum.

You want to disagree, buy some more shares. Let us know your average.

The company had just under £200m when they raised the £210m in November, TO COVER ALL LIABILITIES. DO you know what that means?

If you don't understand this, the there is no point discussing it with you.

Why did they raise £210m when they still had just under £200m 'in liquidity'?

Because what they call 'liquidity' is cash plus revolving credit facilities and loans.

You need to cover all short term liabilities or you're toast.

You are not filtered, and I respond to you because you at least talk about the company. The others just talk about themselves.

Like a gambler telling you they always win, totally unbelievable.

£210m raised in November will be close to gone by now.

Beware of the rampers, this company is running out of cash again.

I can't read anything they write, as the are all filtered.

Who would trust a fanboy to be unbiased with investment ideas?

You said they had £500m in the bank at Xmas. You're lying. Why would they raise £210m in November if they had enough cash?

1. They have had products for 100 years, and never been profitable (except the IPO year, funny that)

2. 4th CEO in 4 years and still making hundreds of millions in loss per year and growing the debt. Gross debt now £1.5 BILLION.

3. They had showrooms all over the world before. (Idiot Stroll sued the biggest selling showroom in the world, remember?)

The 500m was NOT cash. It was liquidity.

Ie bank loans and overdraft included.

Funny how you didn’t mention that.

Why raise 210m and added to the horrendous debt if you don’t need it?

Obfuscation for one purpose, ramping.

Just as well I am here….

Burning through over a million per day, the 210m raised in November will not last long.

75m interest payment in q4 alone has taken a massive dent out of it.