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If he’s not back tomorrow we’ll have to petition LSE, it’s not fair.
And I’m sorry to say Rob I might have to report you for calling ‘certain’ posters names, I mean Gordon come on

Rob, I’ll get reported & banned off the train.

Rob don’t be unkind, it’s not big & it’s not clever.

I agree, I got banned last week and deserved it so hopefully he’ll be back as the holy one, that one was hilarious.

Rob, your right I’ll be staying, let’s be honest it was much riskier in lockdown, so know is not the time to sell I’m staying.
Where else could you get this entertainment.

Rob, when we will really see a difference and CarCoffee has been in agreement over this is when the first decent announcement comes and the shares will be in long term holders hands, we believe the lack of liquidity will cause a ‘tight squeeze’ in the price and it will rocket.
I wonder if CC would tell us if he bought any of the 1.2m shares he sold back?
I’m betting he did, one because they’re cheaper & secondly the addictive side, you feel bare when you let a lot go.
???

Tinypie, I think I see certainly the next week as the first part of the recovery play concluded, then the next stage may not be as exciting & volatile, so I could probably do with letting part of my holding go, and so I can get back to some sense of normality.
And I like to maintain a position in VIR as I’ve found it often trades the opposite way to AM, so it’s a bit of a hedge, but who knows I’ll probably end up keep on buying as it’s starting to prove lucrative now.
Many people have jumped out to early or over traded, and are now regretting it.

We may see the ‘mother of all tree shakes’ tomorrow, shenanigans, dirty tricks the lot.
The market makers may have a field day take advantage of anyone who doesn’t understand the consolidation.
Really it should only be a technicality with no change, but if it doesn’t change nothing then why would they do it?
It must be seen as something right in definitely the medium to long term, and hopefully in the short term.
Still looking to sell VIR tomorrow to buy ‘more’ AML the switch wasn’t right today, I needed VIR to go up against a static AML, rarely go’s the way you want it, only a two hour window left to do it in.

C264, private investors were not allowed to buy the bonds they were placed with institutional investors so they must have been given presentations, as I said I think the timing of the results was around the time of the launch so a bit early to give guidance.
My belief is we will hit £20 at some stage next week, and seeing we are at the equivalent of £15 now, I don’t see that’s a masssive jump, possibly £21-£22 by next weekend.
I’ve got a feeling Monday will £19 which will be symbolic as it’s were the sp was when first floated.

C264, yeah but it was very early in the launch and a second lockdown was being muted, good accountants will always tell you to under project and over deliver.
The last thing we need to do is disappoint the market, but when AM has done the fundraising they must of impressed the institutional investors who took part in the placing & bond issue.

Thanks C264, you actually sound like your turning a bit more positive.

Richard, if you put something on the board it’s up for comment, like your commenting on my comment.
Stop taking sides, and don’t take it all to seriously, believe me she’s said worst.

Richard, coming out with a statement like ‘playing bigger games elsewhere’, does that really needs saying, all I said is you couldn’t script it, you can’t say that statement doesn’t ’smack of arrogance’.

Stroll actually stated at the time of his takeover ‘it was to good a opportunity to turn down’.
You can spin it round, turn it upside down & it comes out the same, most of us are in at around the same price as Stroll at 50p.
My first purchase was £2.90, CC was £19, so at times we’ve all had to be brave, foolhardy whatever to get averages down to near 50p, but most long term holders are poised to make big profits & soon, imho.

With the consolidation etc, and the company will have completed its the first part of its road to recovery, and once this part is completed will the gamblers move on?
Long term investors will obviously remain, but I wonder if there will be a mix of the two, for my part I think I’ll trim back a bit from next week as the price should settle more, and obviously some of the excitement will subside.

3300 explain to the board what you mean by the T word, don’t be shy.
I’ve just shown u that it can be done, averages can still be lowered if your using profit.
Now this started out as a joke, but I’m asking you to explain the T word, or words.

No 3300 you said you would show me it’s mathematically impossible, well let’s take CC for example who sold 1.2m shares, well if he sold them at 80p and used the same money to buy them back at 70p, would he improve on his average.
Well at times I’ve used VIR to do the same, the other week you pointed out it was up 7.5%, a few days ago it was up 10%, so when I switch back which I pre-state on the board, I’ve either lowered my average or ended up with more shares with the same money.

You said you would show me the maths, I know exactly where I’m at.
It’s strange you saying that as you have used day trading to bring your average down, isn’t anyone else allowed?
Show me the maths.

Waiting for the maths.

Paul, you kept on insulting my family name, you know it, I know it.
And if yiou read my post, I was as much taking the rise out of myself.