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Ooooft, that's better!!

@carrera1234 AML isn't going to go bust when the guy at the top stands to lose far more than us if that happens - but could also buy it lock stock and barrel in the blink of an eye.

The more you put into F1, the more you get out of it.... it's easy to disappear down the rabbit hole! Never mind when you have a vested interest.

That may be @deos... but the rise IS the START of a retrace - back up after crashing spectactularly as everyone papped their pants about Covid.

How am I lost... I was just retorting to a comment if you can understand English?

I am invested here too. Carry on.

I don't disagree 3300.... but the market works on hype more than logic hey!

Carnival cruises (CCL) has jumped over 50% in a month because they've extended their shutdown - how does that make actual sense!?

My personal view on HYVE is that the market see's the rights consolidation and subsequent fundraising as a good thing hence the rise last week, and that HYVE is a good medium term punt.

But... when the extra, cheaper rights issue shares hit the market after the 12th, there will be a drop in SP as some of those shares are sold. Despite logic that I would personally make to the contrary.... it does seem that any stocks SP post RI eventually drops to the RI price (69p)..... as happened to AML exactly a month ago.

I was sat watching the SP like a hawk until the first glimmer of a drop.... and it seems like many others were too, and sold out.

I'll be keeping a close eye on HYVE over the coming weeks, expecting a big drop, but will be buying back in when I guess it's bottomed out. But I am doing exactly that, just guessing ;o) Hope that helps!

I think this is an unprecedented scenario, and indeed opportunity. AML's failed business model, disastrous IPO, huge costs in investing in new models, crazy rights issue and then covid - created a perfect storm for the plummeting share price, to where anyone with any business acumen (as opposed to bean counter) can see that it was massively undervalued.

It's already recovered to somewhere far more sensible - but given so many massive reasons why this company is already turning around.... so much potential for further increases even short term, never mind long where I think most of us are looking.

Just looking at the surface numbers would bring you to that conclusion yes.
It's already fallen to account for the poor figures @smorrisjones....

Why the huge debt? Partly because they've spent several years developing a whole new SUV model, bought and kitted out a new factory just to do that, pre sold over 2000 of them - then Covid hit.
IMO that's more 'investment', rather than debt. Return from that very shortly to be realised, in a matter of weeks.

They're releasing 25 of the Bond edition DB5 at £3.3mill each and have pre sold all of them - thats a nice immediate cash win! The plan to destock dealers to reduce tied capital has actually been helped by Covid in a way.... furloughing staff the cheapest factory shutdown you could ever hope for.

AML wouldn't actually go pop - the brand name alone is too valuable for that. It would always be sold instead. Shareholders who bought in anywhere near the current SP wouldn't lose out in that scenario either. IMHO ;o)

Not ramping, just explaining my POV

You are indeed incorrect.... that's the daily Uncrossing trade balancing the books.... google is your friend for more info ;o)

There was a 720k buy though after market close - which seems like it was going through for the last hour and the reason for the spike. Maybe.

I used to have good comms with Marketing Head Simon Sproule... dammit he left.

I am hereby declaring my mission though to involve myself in the film launch artistically..... that'll give me a target ;o) I'm on it!

To be honest.... not really, not just Bond on it's own. But are they doing anything with the DB5 re-release around the film opening now, seeing as the film is delayed could that coincide? That's how my creative marketing mind would be thinking at least. I might actually see if I can involve myself.... hmmmmmm ;o)

I think we'll have a big tick up soon when DBX start to be delivered. Another when Gaydon opens. Another when Moers starts making changes... and then F1 BOOOOOM!

Then you need to read a little more and AML and the level of expertise they now have turning the company around @smorrisjones. Why are so many investing in it? Because it's massively undervalued, and they can understand how it can be turned around. THAT is where the big win is! There's not much point investing in a company already winning is there...

AML can easily be 100% in weeks..... as it is already up 100% from 2 weeks ago. And can easily be double that again in 18 months.

I'm still shocked... honestly, guessed the peak on the button first time ever ha!
I was late to the party yesterday lunchtime... still a good win.

IPF has been flying too - bought in there same time yesterday, still in at 25% up. I knew spud all about them just a bit of speed reading and jumped in. Seems like a good medium term prospect though so I'll hold for a while now.

Doesn't that 720k buy at 71.95 imply that they've been trying to fill that since SP was 71.95?

And that handily coincides perfectly with the start of the explosion at 3.26pm!

I actually for once guessed the HYVE peak exactly and sold up this morning.
I'm not too sure we'll see another rise there before the consolidation on the 12th.... the opposite more likely short term.

You could have mentioned that before close 3300 ;o)

From AML? Nope. Had a great day on BP, HYVE, IPF - skimmed the winnings and bought another £10k AML.

THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!!

My dashboard showing volume of 3.5mill in 2 minutes when it jumped!

Glad someone got it @In-long ;o)