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very nice indeed and it would appear (so far) the market not in diasgreement!

I hear and feel your pain! If it helps, we must recall the history of the incredible exeleration of the price prior to the split. it was sitting at c 70p for along time then bumped up to c 100 then 150 then 180 thent hrough the roof. Silva has always said the split will enable investors to make cash (in my own words), so this may have sparked the sell off prior to the huge buy back and thus huge increases again. Another factor is now the Canadian stock exchange, which hasn't been a great performer of late. Of course this may only be humble opinion but I am sure will see the price hikes again. It feels a little like the Guiness adverts.....He sits, he waits.............

this is dropping further........I am out now having taken too much of a loss. should e about there now to get back in IMVHO

IMVHO - In short this is being dragged down so as max profits back end. Both AFF and AUE need to build confidence in the markets now for each of the new companies. AAAM achieved this previously but as with all company splits, investors can become a little twitchy when a company starts to divide, as it could appear to be removing the 'bad egg' from the batch so to speak. In this instance I truly believe this is not the case, purely based on the RNS' released to us over the past months/ year and also the market sentiment (£2.80 target) we' need not worry, certainly looking at the long term. If your portfolio plan is more short to medium, then yes I would agree with you, this is not looking at tit's prime at the moment. However, as HUN mentions ISA, those that are short/ medium investors should perhaps rethink this one and place it into an ISA or SIPP for the Long term? As mentioned, this is AIMVHO but hope this helps you better understand/ get more comfortable with the current SP and the future! GL to one and all

Slowly Slowly catchy monkey........

Just sit back and relax chaps, all will come good!

Yep back too. Still managed to take a good profit on the way down, saw the bounce (albeit not quite as low as I had anticipated) and bought back at 124 I think. Anyway, patience is required here, we myst remeber the very refcent company split and this has created big open opportunities for big investors to sell down their holdings take huge profits and then wait and start to buy back in. AS someone here has mentioned when the volumes return so will the price! This is a mid-long term hold now and may well buy in again as news is broadcast. GL all this is such a good share...

Im unsure if we have reached support at around this 119 mark. Could go slightly lower - IMVHO Getting very close to buy back in......

Moving back to the realms of normality and where it should be now. Nice.

I predict this will fall to approximately (give or take 10%) the £1 mark and AUE approximately 80p. Previsou predictions were not far from the mark either! If you look at the graphs this is where the strongest support (and resistance) was prior to the 'big' push as a consolidated company. Very good investment opportunities remain with both of these companies and I for one will be looking for my opportune moment as I did at 70p 12 months ago. GL

I have taken profits and will jump back in when it stablises. GL

My sentiments exactly......Now which mattress is that spare cash in.....

in the Sunday Telegraph, should raise interest whent the bank holidays are over.

I also remember your comment a few days ago about this being 60-70p by today........ GL

Hanging in the wings here fellas on whether to buy or not to buy! The recent movements of key senior memebers is a concern, it could mean paving the way for the deal to progress, or a sign of it's failure! If it is the latter then that will scare a buyer in my opinion. As Texas mentions below I also believe the outstanding payments to Wink is a cause for debate in the negotiations and not likely to fall in favour of 888. That said the upside of buying now at a relatively average price (c 40 ish) could be seen as a good opportunity for PI's, should the deal go ahead, as any price agreed on will be up from here. I'm still unsureon whether to stick the hard earned into this for the short term. Anyone (without ramping) able to convince me otherwise? GL and thanks in advance

Yes since 70p! So nicely up up and away! Wish I had had more cash looking back, could've retired by now! Still plenty in this so get your spare cash ready to buy ...... GL

Posts have started on the the new AFF and AUE tickers.... See you on the other side!

......Let the fun begin!!

Liaqat - That's a very good question and there hasn't been much published about that, although plenty has been broadcast about a 2/3 - 1/3 split of the current pricing between the two new companies. Based on the recent average - say £2.70 that could be reflected as £1.80 for Affero and 0.90p for Aeureus.....This is a complete guess on my part. If this is the case I will be freeing up more cash from under the mattress to buy more Affero that's for sure. Aeureus is a little different in my mind. I will buy but less so than Affero. DYOR and bleedin good luck all!

looking forward to gradual top ups on the other side too. Been here since 76p and love it! such a great well run company with fantastic assets and opportunities. GL all.