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Thanks Richard, wouldn’t really know how many they would normally sell but looks ok comparably.

I have looked at it & thought this is the biggest Ponzi scheme of all time, any views?

Hayman, any man & his dog would tell you results won’t be good, but if they show or state that the situation is improving well that could help.
I don’t understand someone who holds shares in a co ****ging it off.

You sound proper bitter & twisted, can’t take your losses?

Dimitigreek, can you explain that in layman’s terms please, regards

Seems like we’re all in a region whereby we could all be in profit with good news day, I’m growing in confidence about Wed as I think we would see a few dummy runs up by the big boys to dump stock if further bad news was expected, with the best will in the world bad news tends to get out there.
Stroll would have been guarded as to what he could say but he said enough to get his investors on board for a second placing!at 50p.

I’m not discussing my holding nor would I expect anyone to, 15.76% down but AML can jump that on a good day,.

I have used a traditional broker in the past but I would gamble to much, you could choose your settlement dates, you could buy and with pay T1, T3 or for a slight premium T20.
Also they allowed you to leverage up, basically you could buy say for example £300,000 worth of shares if you had a £100,000.
So you ended up trying to make money between settlement dates, obviously your money is going up at 3x the rate, but on the way down £300,000 worth of losses was coming out of your £100,000.
I honestly traded that way and then in the middle of my trading position came 9/11.
You can see that didn’t end well.
So at least with on-line you can only buy with the money in your account.

Just thought I’d ask the question to stir up a bit of debate;
Does anyone still use a traditional broker any more?
If so which do you regard the best, on-line or traditional?
I’ll give you my take a bit later that’s if I get any response.

Creeping back up.

I agree 3300, spent up now though, just trying to think who owes me a few quid, my kids probably but not much chance of getting that back, I’d get ‘dad I thought you’d wrote that off’.

I’ve got a feeling we’ll be sitting bang on the placing price of 50p by close tmw, if it is I’ll take that as good news is coming.

I don’t think for one minute that there is any share manipulation going on, except mom’s playing round to sell extra shares or to shake some out, but if this is sitting on the placing price of 50p it will mean good news is coming on Wed.
By that I mean we’ve already swallowed the bitter pill & we’ll see some really positive news with regard to offsetting debt, car inventory being reduced, and the balance sheet looking a lot healthier than expected.
One thing about yanks(Canadian in this case), they know how to work debt and how to leverage the assets.

A pal of mine gets tips etc from Calkwell who is the notorious shorter, and asked him about going short on AML, Calkwell said more likely it would burn you, too many rich investors prepared to back Stroll’s plans.

If AML opens up 12% higher on the Frankfurt stock exchange, I got mugged last week when happened and jumped in and bought at over 60p, five minutes later it dropped & continued down all week.
More fool me.

AML don’t even need to raise any more money to survive, they’ve raised just under £600m in two share placing.
If anyone wants any evidence of this let’s look at the last share placing, Stroll’s & a few other investors took up a further investment based on more or less his say so.
The remaining shares were sold through the primary bid platform for retail investors, and were snapped up in ONE HOUR, FIFTY FIVE MINUTES, raising £150m.

Bit of scaremongering going on here, if Stroll wanted to take the company private he has to make a offer to buy everyone’s shares at a premium to the share price for one.
If as that article says he puts the company into bankruptcy then he is risking his own reputation & investors money, so he puts it into bankruptcy well that may bring other bidders in such as the Chinese, they could outbid him & he loses his money, his reputation and quite a few friends along the way.
Don’t be spooked out by some shorters scare story.

Sunday Times just mentions the fact that Britishvolt are building the gigafactory next door to Aston Martin’s new factory in St Athan creating 3,500 jobs.
Might lead to some tie ups even in terms of testing each other’s ideas.
And on the humane side some jobs to Aston Martin staff who are facing redundancies, although I should imagine most of the job losses will be from Gaydon.
We could have some fun making up rumours of the two collaborating on projects, but they could turn out to be true.

Just having a mooch round some old stories, October 2019 The Times reported that Andy Palmer CEO at that time was under pressure to bring in board members with experience of running listed companies, Stroll has brought two listed co’s to the Americans stock exchange, so at least we have someone who knows how to ‘play the game’, so to speak.
Stroll’s also got great experience with branding & merchandising.
With Moers at his side he has covered the two most important bases.

Says most corporate results are surprisingly good at the moment.