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In 2020 it has share price of 6000 and net income of £116 million, Forecasts on share analysis websites that I use show income of £ 37 million forecast 2024, that would relate to a fair share price of a 1/3 of the 2020 price= 2000 a share

Like I said sheer manipulation in american nano/microcaps, that chinese one had $1 BILLION worth of trades on a $50 million value nanocap, the free float was traded many times, which many think were false trades!! amercia is a hell hole for manipulation, but its where the real volume is and yes, amercians buy any old rubbish, as long as its new and exciting.

The UK is a bit more sensible, but we cant get the volume !

Its not real volume, its just a large bid/ask that a trader accepted on a tiny amount of shares.

Its hard to avoid watching trades and share prices, but as long as the fundamentals are in tact and its not manipulated, Ive been watching UCAR stock in the USA this afternoon, tiny market cap, it went up 200% in 24 hrs via a few whales trading a tiny , tiny free float, its went into auction many times, there is a craze for tiny chinese stocks in america lately and the sheer manipulation is terrible.

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Yes i replied on the thread - UNCROSSING TRADE "During the auction period, there may be a point (or price) at which the best BID and best ASK match and a trade takes place." someone has to accept what ever the market maker offers, for only 400 odd shares and it creates a false end of market price, once market reopens on monday, the real volume, eg the £ millions match up properly. its fun and games isnt it. lol

Yes, saw a buy for nearly £250,000 at £22.35 during regular trading, then the Uncrossing trade comes in 5 mins after hours to give a false picture for only 400 odd shares, its not real volume , and i expect real volume to commence as per normal on monday , hopefully with more £250,000 buys like i noticed,

UNCROSSING TRADE----"During the auction period, there may be a point (or price) at which the best BID and best ASK match and a trade takes place."

I have seen that in a US stock I own, premarket it can get ONE share sell for as low a price as the trader wants, and it gives those looking at the share price wonder what is going on, you then have to log into nasdaq .com premarket volume and trades and see its someone that accepted any price on their tiny trades hours before opening at 930am. it can happen the other way around to where someone accepts a huge buy price jsut before market opens on a tiny number of shares, it then gives the stocks a high gainer premarket and lists it up on ranking boards which then attracts 100s of new investors thinking wow, its went up 20% premarket, what the news, msut buy in, only to find that as soon as the market opens the stock goes back to its correct price within seconds.

Will do, thanks, I noticed that as well all it takes is a few uncrossing trades to give a false picture of the real trades that go on during the day.

Think you will find afterhours all it takes is one or two low value trades to give a false price, as you see with alpha , it has had one or 2 £2000 sells and someone accepted £20 on the nose. you only note if its £20 million sell during the day when the real trading is going on.

I have money in $1 billion us high tech stock which may be one of the biggest things ever, it has yes only a 21% frfeeflaot,a nd folk get excited premarket when they seee it up 10%, you have to say to fellow investors, soemone bought $50,000 premarket, go back to sleep lol.

Alpha moves fast up n down, as long as the fundamentals are fine, then its fine, it only has a freeflaot of 69% so it moves hard n fast too, its trying to break the £1 billion barrier and alot of AIm stocks have problems doing that, but its movign to the ftse 250 and thats when tracker funds have to buy in and open to US investors also.

you should never concern yourself with day to day movements inquality stocks, as long as the ROE is great, the cashflow is great and its debt free, then you will do well, remember the stock market is a voting machine short term and a weighing machine longterm, many had to wait 1o years to make 10,000 plus gains in tesla,

The large div paying pharma , retail stocks dont do much, but the high tech ones move like wildfire, tesla, meta,

most huge gainers ddint start on aim believe it or not, google ipod at $23 billion, obviously thats the american market, but vey very few stocks ever became absolutely huge starting ar £20 million cap. The trend over tha last 5 yrs is stocks remain private for longer then IPO at huge prices, eg spacex is worth $110 BILLION and still private, the biggest money will be made in the US markets, but the sheer amount of mampulation in the tiny stocks is shocking and the sheer premarket and afterhours trading is shocking, so much volume goes through not in normal market hours.

our ftse100 stocks are boring dull old school, div players nad simply for pensioners, None in Amercia entertains a stock that pays a div, they are interested, but in the UK, unless you pay out even a tiny div, nobody wants to know,

we uk investors are a boring stuffy lot at times.

There is a famous trader called Robbie Burns,AKA the naked trader, (read his books) , IMO, he only trades ftse250 stocks, he likes the narrow spread and the volume, he said that, never buy individual stocks until you have £5000 PER STOCK, spread over 10 stocks each, eg £50,000 total to invest/trade, some of his best returns were not trading but holding ftse250 stocks for the long long term.

The problem is say you only have £1000 to risk and you spread it between 10 aim nano/microcaps, and one of them goes up 100plus % in a certain in a year, and the other 9 stay flat or or drop, (likely) the trading costs, the spreads, means you are lucky if you make money at all.I was taught unless you can put min say £5000 into investing, go for investment trust or fund, or tracker, cos the spreads and fees will kill you. once you have £5000 plus start buying individual stocks( that are high quality) and make sure its mostly in compounders, but I have this awful feeling many in nanocaps/microcaps aim stocks are risking say £500 plus in the one and only stock and praying that it goes up on a spike , which they sell and try and do it again, or they take that money and buy a used secondhand car with it or a small holiday for the weekend.

jsut what i have learned over the last 10 years.

Lets say you are an avergae investor with say £50,000 portfolio, 99% in larger stocks moving 40-70% a year, that is alot of money gain, so you say lets risk £500 to £1000 in say 2 nano/microcaps on aim and they go up say 200% ina day, you waited months for it to happen, but you could get to your account in time and you are a few mins/hrs let to sell, you could be stuck forever or at a loss, and if you could sell, you make say £1000 profit, but all that risk and wait, where as you can sleep and not even bother checking your high quality high growth, profitable larger stocks, and find out you have made £50000 profit at the end of the year on them.and then next year that £100,000 does it agai, you are now at £200,000 and next year doubles again, you are at £400,000 do you see my point. Compound interest on large money and on larger caps is a wonderful thing.

Very few aim stocks do that, they do in the USA tiny biotechs that are meme stocks or wall street bets or massive short interest, have you seem NVIDIA lately in the USA, it went up $200 BILLION in one day. The latest crave in the USA is AI and large caps are climbing 100-200% in one month , some US stocks over $1 billion are going up 100% in one day !!!

the problem with AIM nanocaps that go up 100plus % ina day, is the amount of money involved, the trades are around £400 to £1500, and it is ver easy to be unable to ever sell if you try to sell at the wrong time, even by minutes.I have had that before in a microcap aim where i couldnt even sell £50

Its an amazing read, only say 2-3 pages that will remain in your brain forever, and that is where i went wrong over the years, thinking aim investors were the same as ftse250 or ftse 100 investors, its 2 different breeds, and yes 2 different types of shares chat. like i said go and see the lack of chat and the quality of the chat in the main stock I am invested in. You must realise nanocap/microcap AIM is simply retail traders and start to think like them if you want to be ahead of the game!!!!

Can i let you into a secret with AIM stocks that have no real profits, eg biotech, mining, dont get me wrong, they have potential like this, but its the investors you need to think about, compared to larger stocks,.Larger stocks have huge institutional interest with buy and hold mentality owning millions of £s of shares.

where as stocks like here and other tiny ones, biotech and mining, are mostly retail who sell up on any spike, cos they are dealing with say £1000 invested and dont understand compound interest and sell up for a £200 odd gain .

I will see if this link works. Thats why I am 99% invested in Alpha group international, only 6% retail.

heres the link as why you are losing in AIM stocks.--

https://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/this-is-why-you-may-be-losing-on-your-aim-stocks/

This DEVOTE funding, what would you say is the likelyhood, eg, very likely to unlikely etc. As I am still learning more and more, thanks

What are folks price targets and timelines and please explain how you came to your calculations, and how you came about to your figures, thanks

So the next RNs should be a very interesting one, one everyone wants to read.