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3300, that would depend on your average price, strange you didn’t address the other part about your pal WG?

Dimi, it’s all about opinions and what you take as nasty I take as realism.
Last week WG threatened me & my family, I posted it here and got banned, fair enough.
3300 openly supported WG in spite of it all.
Do I believe she has £200k invested in AML, not in a million years.
She posted it, I didn’t.
Two weeks ago 3300, was crying she got a trade wrong and ended up on the wrong side at 63p, if I had £200k invested why day trade to nick a few extra shares?
And if you don’t why complain.
You call yourself ‘the little Greek guy’, when I referred to you as that she accused me of being racist and not understanding our European partners.
It’s about opinions here, surely I can’t get banned for opioins, or can I.

3300, I’m not being horrible whatsoever and certainly didn’t aim it at anyone specific, I was generalising about the internet.
Chill.

Englandet, the internet is like the ‘field of dreams’, posters can say they have this & that, sometimes they have to look in the mirror & realise what they have become.

Paul, the Mail has a article on that saying Hamilton’s contract runs out in September, and Wolff openly admits he’s in a period of ‘reflection’.
Hamilton wants €40m, Mercedes have offered €25m, but Ineos will probably give him what he wants.

Powerunit, they say follow the money, Toto invested £40m of his family’s money in AML.
He’s now selling his stake in Mercedes.
The sporting press are all over this Wolff/Racing Point/Aston Martin link up, we just need the financial press speculating now.
Most of the long term posters are convinced with good cause that the sp is being controlled, this points to a deal in the offering, as they need it steady to value you it, if the sp rocketed a true valuation would be hard to assess.

The article further states; Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is expected to sell his 30% stake to Ineos, and moves to a advisory role.
The team will no longer be known as Mercedes and Toto Wolff, the team principal, will no longer be in charge.
Given he originally took a 5% stake in Aston Martin(pre-dilution), it certainly looks like he’s joining Racing Point/Aston Martin.

The article in the Mail states the deal would not end Mercedes involvement in F1, instead it would ‘bolster’ their relationship with Racing Point who will soon be re-badged Aston Martin.
Mercedes already supply the engines for Racing Point and some observers have seen Vettel’s signing as another signal of Mercedes involvement strengthening the German influence.
Increased involvement with Aston Martin would also shift Mercedes road car image towards the high classe
end of the market.
And here is the best bit.
Ratcliffe states; ‘if I look at the Mercedes brand 15 years ago’ he said. ‘It was like a old person’s car or taxi’.A more high profile association with Aston Martin would complete the transformation.

Certainly does Nevas, it’s like joining the dots.
Mercedes retain a 30% stake.
Mercedes already have a agreement to supply engines to AML & a 5% stake, which we all believe they will increase.
Mercedes are in a win/win situation as they supply the engines to the top teams without much of the financial burden.
And frees their hands to form a closer relationship with ANL.

Jim Ratcliffe Britain’s richest man is close to buying 70% of Mercedes F1 team for 700m.
This will certainly add value to Aston Martin who are paying £20m a year for sponsorship, these type of deals tend to create a snowball effect.

Nell, if that’s exciting don’t know what you do for fun.
I did have an average of 90p at one time, now it’s a respectable 57p, wasn’t exciting bloody hard work constantly averaging down.

Nevas, the losses inc the cost of buying, building and fitting out a new factory in Wales.
Obviously staff training etc, now the factory is up & running we can turn the corner.

Nell, what I was pointing out is the sponsorship money of say £20m a year is a huge undertaking from a loss making company, so Stroll must be really confident that he can turn round AML and quickly.

Nevas, posted the crap WG had put on ADVFN, and his pal complained so got a couple of days ban.
My fault for getting involved.

Stroll said he has a very clear plan and we are starting to see that coming together.
After buying a major stake in AML he employed Tobias Moers from Mercedes.
He also announced Aston Martin as Racing Points main sponsor, committing £15m per season to them.
Then he takes on Vettel for Racing Point.
In a business sense initially you would think who the hell would commit £15m a year of the company’s funds at a time that Aston Martin has incurred £90m in losses.
So he clearly believes he can turn AM around a lot quicker than the wider market, otherwise you wouldn’t burden it with this sponsorship deal?
Therefore I’m thinking could Stroll’s first big deal is to buy Racing Point?
It would require a major fundraising through a rights issue, obviously the worry would be dilution but we would probably just have a smaller piece of a bigger pie.
If it did happen it would probably be a year or two away, as AML needs to be turned round first.
All this excites me more than worries me because it motivates Stroll & his team to successfully turn our co round, to achieve his business & personal ambitions, quite motivational forces.

Got a temporary ban, we move on.

Hav, don’t really want to post it up again, but would send it to your email address if you want to post it up.
Check ADVFN first to see if it’s still there.

Havman/Navas, think you should check out what WG is threatening on ADVFN, names you both

Nevas, I am not selling unless they trade against each other, meaning one go’s up & one go’s down.
So far my loss on VIR is just over 10%, so if it go’s up 10% I’ll sell and buy some more AML.
If VIR go’s down further I’ll leave it as I couldn’t see the point in selling AML to average down further on VIR as it looks like AML is finding a bit of support at these levels, so couldn’t see the switch back working.

Just when you think it’s going up, it go’s down again.
Bought Vir Biotech the other week when it went down 10%, then it went down another 10% so bought some more, sound like a familiar tale?
Overall it’s down over 31% in the last month wtf do you do?