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CG645SG:

How exactly do you know Stroll leaked this to the FT?

Was that discussed with you over a pint?

Are you his part-time PA now?

Even for a paid deramper, that’s pushing the fantasy a tad too far, don’t you think?

Clown. 🤡

@GermanInvestor67 – Not to dampen your enthusiasm for open discussion, but trying to reason with a paid deramper is about as useful as lungs on a fish. 🐟

C2645SG:

Repeats dramatic, factually incorrect claims.

Ignores official company statements and filings.

Obsesses over worst-case scenarios, never balanced analysis.

Posts non-stop to dominate the board and drown out facts.

Good luck though — you’ll need it. 👍🤞

C2645sg- Honestly, I try not to judge, but you make it virtually impossible not to compare you to the original village idiot.

You insist you’re not a paid deramper, yet you’ve managed over 4,800 posts on this chat....for free. You claim you’ve mixed it with the City’s finest, yet somehow didn’t short from £20, even after “calling it right”? That’s quite some achievement.

I’ve already said it’s a risky but potentially high-reward share, and it’s now in the hands of Hallmark, who I doubt spends his evenings on a free chat board discussing strategy. He’s got the experience and credibility to turn this around and far more than you or I, or any self-proclaimed village idiot.

That’s why I’ve taken a small punt, or “gamble” as you call it. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see that if AML can’t sell more cars, cut costs, and reduce debt, it either goes under or gets taken private.

If that happens, they’ll switch the lights off and we all move on and the world will keep turning.

Until then, I’ll stay optimistic. My money, my investment, my choice.

C2645SG – I’ll respond only because you provide so much amusement.

Short term: No surprises expected after the recent profit warning. Q3 will likely confirm H2 won’t be rosy, with profit dilution and cost pressures still in play.

Medium to long term: Hallmark’s strategic plan is in motion – reducing costs, managing debt, improving margins, and negotiating tariffs remain key.

Bear: Continued losses or further dilution → potentially around the 50p range (but who knows 🤷).

Bull: Debt under control + tariff relief + stronger sales → recovery into 2026.

I’ve said before - it’s a high-risk share, but I believe the right people are finally steering it. If it were that easy, we’d all be in their seats instead of typing on a free chat board.

Well, I’m not denying you could’ve been given a tougher company to be paid to deramp on - AML’s hardly an easy gig these days, is it?

Maybe you’re still on probation, or receiving extra continuation training. Who knows. 🤷‍♂️

You love to abuse the LTI, boast like a City hotshot, yet somehow “forgot” to short it from £20 — how terribly unfortunate. 🤷‍♂️

Everything about your posting style screams paid deramper. The more you deny it, the more you prove it. The repetition, the board domination, the compulsive need for the last word - all straight out of the handbook.

But by all means, do carry on. It’s a free board… and frankly, free entertainment sometimes.

Of course, Basel… of course.

I’ve seen Robin Hood too and he’s as real as your credibility.

A paid deramper’s job is simple: suppress confidence, deter buying, and provoke selling.

It’s the mirror image of a pump-and-dump but just in reverse.

They repeat nonsense, ignore facts, and post non-stop to drown out reason.

You tick every box.

Whether you’re paid or just desperate for attention, the result’s the same .... noise!!

Sleep tight, Robin. 🏹

C2645SG - A genuine question, purely for my curiosity and educational benefit, given the sheer volume of your posts and persistent deramping:

How exactly does a paid deramper get compensated?

Is it a monthly salary, and you just take great pride in your role - which would explain why you post the same doom narrative on repeat?

Or is it more of a pay-per-post model - a few pence per comment, so it’s all about quantity over quality?

Or perhaps there’s a bonus scheme tied to market sentiment - every time the share price dips, you get a top-up as a reward?

Genuinely curious - if you could enlighten me on how the paid deramper industry operates, it might finally help explain the motivation behind your tireless repetitive negative posting.

Another day, another paid deramper tactic on full display — post the negative headline, strip out the context, and hope no one bothers to check the details.

Yes, Deutsche Bank cut their target, but only from 95p to 90p. That’s a 5p adjustment, not a death sentence.

Selective headlines. Exaggerated tone. Zero credibility.

You’re not informing anyone — you’re performing for ££, and not very well.

Clown 🤡

C2645sg - The goal and definition of a paid deramper is to suppress confidence, deter buying, and provoke selling. A paid deramper is someone who deliberately spreads false or misleading negative information about a company or its stock in order to influence public sentiment, create panic, and drive down the share price.

They typically operate on forums, chat boards, or social media by:

- Repeating dramatic but factually incorrect claims.

- Ignoring official company communications.

- Focusing only on worst-case scenarios.

- Posting with excessive frequency.

- Benefiting indirectly — or directly — from short interest or third-party compensation.

As you tick every box above, it's safe to say you're acting like a paid deramper.

Also, judging by your relentless posting, I’m guessing you were that kid in school who always got an A+ for effort… and zero for achievement. 🤔

Clown. 🤡

Well I would guess everyone apart from TheAnswerIsNo and Tim I suppose 🤔

Ah, another day, another apocalyptic forecast from the forum’s favourite fiction writer.

Now it’s 4,000 cars a year, a £2.5m/day burn rate, China has “vanished,” the US is “diminished markedly,” Europe’s heading for recession, hedge funds are circling, and the second factory’s being bulldozed? Incredible stuff. You forgot the meteor strike and alien invasion — maybe save those for next week?

And now AML is apparently issuing RNSs written by Nostradamus himself.

You genuinely couldn’t make it up — but somehow, you do.

Clown. 🤡

C2645sg- How exactly does correcting your factually incorrect claims make someone a narcissist? I’m guessing being held to a factual standard hits a nerve — but I doubt Paul can be blamed for whatever unresolved issues that stirs up.

You continue churning out bold, negative headlines built on half-truths and speculation — classic fearmongering.

You mock those invested in this stock, yet the real irony is that you’ve supposedly called it down from £20 and still didn’t short it. For someone claiming to be a City heavyweight with all the experience, you’ve somehow managed to profit... from absolutely nothing.

Your credibility on this board is non-existent. Maybe ask your boss if you can move on to another stock and write your next doom-filled epic there — the War & Peace routine is wearing thin.

And just out of interest — how many cars were sold to the US in Q2? You kept saying zero.

Weird how the CEO confirmed three months’ worth of invoicing on 30 June.

But hey, don’t let facts get in the way of the drama.

C2645sg – I’m not here to argue, just to correct the repetitive misinformation you keep presenting as fact.

You’ve been pitching collapse week after week, as if it’s a foregone conclusion — meanwhile, under Hallmark’s leadership, AML is executing a structured turnaround strategy.

If you’re neither invested nor short, your relentless negativity is... curious. Unless, of course, you’re here to shape sentiment —for a fee.

I’m not here to compete with paid narratives. I’ll stick to facts.

Only time will tell — and until bankruptcy actually happens, let’s see who’s still standing when the numbers land.

US sales? CEO confirmed they invoiced three months’ worth on 30 June. Revenue counts. “No sales” is pure fiction — though it does make for a dramatic headline.

£75m interest? Yes, debt costs money. It’s been forecasted for months — hardly a surprise twist in the story.

Global sales down? You’ve cherry-picked country data, but AML hasn’t released Q2 regional figures. Until they do, it’s just more paid-poster guesswork.

Cash burn? The £1.25m/day figure is an outdated average. It ignores invoicing, working capital shifts, and that £125m you keep misquoting. That number, again, is incorrect.

Worst quarter since COVID? Stretching it. Back then, factories shut and the world paused. Now? Invoicing resumed, production’s running, and Hallmark’s at the helm.

Keep scripting like a paid poster if you must!!

Clown 🤡

US sales? CEO confirmed invoicing on 30 June. Q2 will reflect revenue. “No sales” is just fiction.

£75m interest? Yes, debt exists. It's been forecasted for months — not exactly headline material.

Sales down everywhere? No Q2 regional data has been released. Pure speculation, dressed up as certainty.

Cash burn? The £1.25m/day claim is a back-of-the-napkin guess, ignoring actual cash flow structure and timing.

Results drop tomorrow. Maybe wait for real numbers before writing the eulogy?

Until then — beware of the paid posters! The hysteria isn’t free by accident.

US sales? CEO confirmed invoicing on 30 June. Q2 will reflect revenue. “No sales” is just fiction.

£75m interest? Yes, debt exists. It's been forecasted for months — not exactly headline material.

Sales down everywhere? No Q2 regional data has been released. Pure speculation, dressed up as certainty.

Cash burn? The £1.25m/day claim is a back-of-the-napkin guess, ignoring actual cash flow structure and timing.

Results drop tomorrow. Maybe wait for real numbers before writing the eulogy?

Until then — beware of the paid posters! The hysteria isn’t free by accident.

It’s a known fact that posting persistent negativity without any financial investment strongly suggests someone is a paid poster — typically hired to manipulate sentiment, undermine investor confidence, and create artificial selling pressure to benefit third parties, such as short sellers or other competing interests.

But of course, C2645sg you're just here for the conversation — generously offering doom and gloom on repeat, like a free public service. We must be fools for thinking about fundamentals when we could just sit back and enjoy your unsolicited doomsday advice all day... absolutely free of charge.

Clown 🤡

C2645sg – if you're going to continue posting inaccurate information, at least try to improve your English grammar so the rest of us can actually understand you.

It’s hard enough making sense of your waffle without having to translate it from broken English too

CG645sg – I'm certain we'll find out on Wednesday morning!

Do you actually know the exact number of cars sold in Q2? You keep insisting that no cars were sold to the US during the quarter, yet the CEO has gone on record saying AML would be invoicing three months’ worth of car sales on 30th June due to the recent UK-US trade agreement update. So, who's telling porkies? 🤔

Of course, if they fall short of projected deliveries, then AML might need to raise more cash sooner rather than later. Only time will tell.

Alternatively, Hallmark might finally start delivering results based on the reputation and experience he was hired for. Again – only time will tell.

You keep mocking people on here for being gamblers. And your point is...? No one’s ever claimed this stock wasn’t a gamble. High risk = high reward.

One thing I am sure of – if there's even a sniff that Hallmark is turning AML around and the share price starts to take off, you'll be off on the first flight to the most remote part of Africa for your unpaid holiday!

Until then, we just have to keep skimming through your repetitive drivel!

C2645sg - Yes I see what you mean now!!

It is nearly as comical as the village idiot continually posting on a board when they are not invested or paid to do so!!

Clown 🤡