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Well predicted ;)

If this was going down everyday I'd be concerned, but it's been floating around 30p for about 4 months apart from a brief stint at 41p, which is when you should have sold!

This is not the quick buck, special div stock you thought it was.

However, I'm a LTH for a reason & I suspect many others are too.

You need to accept your money is here for the long term, or you need to accept your loss on paper or in cash.

Hauwei on the way out. Hope FW get some of thew market.

This really looks like another, but perhaps deeper, stop loss attack, like yesterday.

where does your -4% come from?

2.70% up today, and nearly 10% in the last three days.

Apoligies for yesterday (we weren't 4% up, LSE reported wrong)

Hi Chaps.

Sorry for the question out of the blue but I've rather lost track of this share.

Does anyone know when the share is expected to be unsuspended?

nearly 4% up today on no news!

The share price is often incorrect at close on this website. Bad algorithms I'd imagine. For instance it's currently saying that the SP is the bid....

I like to go official for the accurate SP.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/ALM/allied-minds-plc/company-page?lang=en

On a more positive note, nearly 6% up today on no news!

"Don't touch it with a barge pole" is incontravertibly casting shade on this share, it also appears to come from emotion rather than anything tangible.

Saying you're 25% down, but not factoring in the 12.5% special dividend isn't honest.

These types of comments will not help anyones investment including yours. Best keep them to yourself.

Yes, and perhaps not the best idea to cast shade on your own and others investments in public...

Perhaps you should swap names!

I'm not seeing this on LSE website. Anyone know why?

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/indices/ftse-aim-100-index/constituents/table?page=3

NuckyT. I find your posts so depressing.

SP is actually 37.5 and up 21%.

RNS AND RISE

GGP looking strong

I'm lost, are they buying or selling, and at what price?

I dont know the answer to that I'm afraid.

I'd imagine designing, testing and manufacturing a market ready chip using brand new technology takes a while...

I read it differently. They've found a way to make a seemingly innacurate tech work by accepting it's stochastic nature, achieving the same degree of accuracy as SRAM, but with a lot more capacity/size.

They are also optimistic that the stochastic nature of the magnetic alignments will have some use in AI.

It works and they're going into production next year.