RE: Price per tonne17 Jan 2022 15:02
Fine posting here over the w/e and much appreciated all, especially t1995 and chique.. back and forths like that help come up with somewhat realistic expectations as to what the fundmanetals indicate a s/p could get to when..etc..and are far more useful than the uber bull gang focusing on rosiest roses only and disregarding anything that even vageuly resembles a thorn, in a race to see who can come up with the biggest s/p number to make each other feel great... ( and 4 times out of 5 on AIM the bigger the number the wronger their prediction ends up being as a rule, alas )
More generally, some key variables at the core of the fundamanetals make a big difference .. eg unit sales price and/or key cost driver lines and/or accounting standards ..etc.. so even semingly well analysed fundamental based s/p forecasting can often easily be off a lot versus reality, altogether .. especially also including smoke and mirrors management information sharing that AIM co's are famous for..
Also, fundamentals are only one facet of a share price performance .. especially an illiquid share on AIM.. momentum based on sentiment, in either directon, can be a very big driver of s/p.. and active traders getting involved as a share price rises generally sees lots of retraces into any ralling situation towards short term profit taking ..etc..
My overall feeling here is that this business is now heading in a very positive direction, and 5p -6p ish current s/p in that context is a lowly share price by most any definition .. so I'm fine with being on board here around that price and would be thrilled to see this s/p at around 12p later in 2022 and around 20p later in 2023..