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C264, we knew it was coming but surprised at the ratio.

No we know why 3300 sold her 19 shares, lol.

Pupper, long term it’s good.

I would expect anyone with not a lot of shares will sell even though it shouldn’t make any difference, psychologically I think it will drive smaller holders out, but it will draw in institutional investors in the long term.

Nobert, correct

Definitely wants the traders out with that consolidation.

Thanks

Oh sorry, what was the consolidation done at?

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Sheltie, there will always be pull backs and yes the price may look toppy to some and ‘profit’ I’d not a dirty word.
Warren Buffett always says trading is a mugs game, buying, selling, buying again.
With a spread of anywhere between 3/5% & stamp duty of .5% it’s about luck, some days you’ll be lucky, most days not.
The real gamble with AML was when they were 50p & below , and skint, now they have refinanced & put together a plan, with serious professionals involved it’s no longer a gamble.
At 80p today Aston Martin Lagonda is cheaper than when it was 30p, that is a fact.

MB & Aston, we’re courting, now engaged, when’s the wedding?
Seriously they are getting closer, the great thing is the trust between the respective co’s.

that’s how it’s feeling.
Or as Del Boy would say, ‘this time next week, we’ll be millionaires’, lol.

Test, my old broker from a Liverpool firm BS, always taught me to feed the rise, mm’s need stock to run the price up with so he advocated to drip feed the rise.
Good advice, by him.

Test-test, there is someone better than that on here, who never loses.
Day trading is great for the chancellor paying him stamp duty again and again on stocks you hold.

That’s now the daily dilemma, lock a bit of profit in & hope for a pullback, but what happens if the pullback never comes.
As well as my main holding in AML I always have a soft spot for VIR Bio Tech on Nasdaq, a couple of weeks ago I was about to sell VIR and could have bought somewhere between 125,000 & 127,000 extra shares in AML, today if I sold my VIR Bio shares to go over to AML I would only get round 100,000 AML shares, so I won’t be doing that swap.
Just a warning if trading in America is I completely underestimated the fx impact, I don’t normally take to much notice as it’s only holiday money I’m swapping but today it’s costing me £754 on a £70k holding.

See all the AA crew seem to be popping up here, they should look at the debt that they can’t refinance and the takeover talk is from vulture funds.

A great incentive, apparently they’re smashing it, another friend did buy some on his advice and has made a absolute fortune, apparently there biggest seller is a bread maker and with lockdown it’s understandable.
I’m not to far in West Lancs, a short run up the motorway.

Kirk, a friend works for them and reckons they’ve got to hit around £5.30 in the next few weeks for the staff share option scheme, he says they’re chocca, by the way he told me to get on them at £1.30p probably only three months ago.
I thought he was talking crap, lol.

Almost 19% on the week, and 41% on the month.

MFGX, come on you’ve proved your a knowledgeable guy, now your just going over old ground to prove it.
If as you ‘say’ you have all these qualifications and have a ‘alleged’ holding in seven figures, well surely you have been through everything with a fine tooth comb.