RE: There you go - that 700k on the bid mostly got filled :)5 Nov 2025 16:08
I do not have the tools (or time) to watch for these kind of things. My previous point being.. AMP is almost surely going up (*knocking on wood*). Any funny price fluctuations or play right now won't really affect any long-term holder. Once AW1 is operational and produces revenue, AMP will be seen as a company with legid skills to get projects like this on the ground. Once that has happened, it's likely that AW2 will be seen in a different light as well. The company has to build some reputation and something to show. Once that's there, we won't need to worry about pennies of pennies.
Assuming AMP can execute, the current valuation is laughable. While I did not investigate or look at any other companies for some time, mainly because I have learned my lessons and purely stick to ETFs (except for AMP here), I find it hard to believe that there's currently a lot of companies out there with such an attractive risk/reward ratio. Yes, this can still go tits up, but AMP has the real estate and connections. On top of that, in hindsight, Graham Reid wasn't the worst pick as CEO. Quite the opposite. His past experience with projects like this starts to show which does contribute to my confidence here.
The only thing I can currently complain about is the fact that the C-suite does not have "classic skin in the game". Yes, they have an LTIP but it's not really tied to any specific goals and it's really a different thing to have a larger portion of ones compensation tied to equity. That's a minor complaint perhaps. The insider purchases did send a positive signal, but these purchases were not "big money".
That and the wait we still have ahead of us. I'm absolutely convinced that once AW1 is up and running, we'll be way beyond the 3p mark - the reason why I do not care about minute fluctuations . But for everything to unfold, we'll probably have to wait more than 6-12 months. That's more in the 2-3 years range. No doubt that at that time, 20 GBX (~ £85m market cap) is possible.