RE: AIM1 Dec 2025 10:18
the vast majority of pump and dumps are the company and its on speed dial wonga, beggars can't be choosers finance, been the same since the late 90's
when the real ii's and financial houses pulled right back, leaving the new breed of death spiral self interested wonga to overrun the markets. eg
top of the shop ya ii pn , will be known to anyone who has been around the market for more than 5 minutes, think its their 3rd? could be more name
since coming to market in 2000 and endless similar operations.
the old guard sticky investors, that supported growth, like lth's , getting fewer in number all the time, hence the 💩 show that it has turned into.
still out there but many now have in their own blurb and fine print, things like , investment criteria, share stable , mc over £50m , many usa have $100
a share before they even take a look.
leaving all the minnows, with , the beggars can't be choosers, confetti spiral option, with those that do not give a **** about what the company
may or may not do in the future, just their own quick buck and gone, forward selling from a pumped high and down, if making enough, they are
more than happy to go under the placing for a final clearance sale, with panicked pi's joining in to help it fall further.........
aim has been a wild west casino for many years, time it was given a good sorting.......glalth
this recently released yesterday in the times
the number of companies listed on aim has fallen from a peak of 1,694 in 2007, before the financial crisis, to 625 this year.
new listings have fallen from a high of 519 in 2005 to 17 this year.
https://www.thetimes.com/article/ab2d6dd4-3955-4218-927b-b3f1d83f3fdf?sharetoken=fd02d7484387caeb4b205bf0f6dcce06