DW, I’m not sure that news would significantly alter our SP in a sustainable manner, unless it was extremely significant i.e. orders. Until then I’ll play the waiting and buying game. Hopefully a better week ahead, although it’s looking unlikely.
jjbb123, I have held a similar opinion for months. The ‘L’ series is effectively dead, but was a very useful as a proof of concept. AFC would have known long before us that it’s all about the ‘S’ series, as I’m sure they realised from potential customer feedback. I genuinely believe we haven’t lost potential orders, but they want the ‘S’. Clearly there’s ABB to consider in all of this, who’ve no doubt been saying likewise.
Re development; just my opinion, but I think AFC are further along with development than they’re letting on atm. Fingers crossed.
If some of you are stressing now, just wait until next week. Look away for a few months or trade it, whichever suits, but please stop moaning about AB. I’m not blind to the share price but there are numerous companies listed who posted pretty good results and they’re down too. You can’t change anything by venting on here a hundred times a day. We’ll see a few ups and downs short term, but things will change. Personally I find it all quite interesting.
Additionally, last Friday AFC saw a rise along with everyone else, whereas EQT dropped probably due to a background seller, but I’m not blaming their BoD every five minutes. Market forces are at play as they have been for months; so roll with it or not.
The spreads were tighter on ITM/CWR with a higher share price. AFC was over a penny and therefore a higher instant loss and lower buying. Still not the time to buy in. Futures are down due to the Chinese market and the Americans can’t really decide whether they’ve baked all the negative news into the SP’s yet. Good for trading but not investing unless you’re long term.
Bottom is probably around 11,000 on the Nasdaq. We’ll see a bit more volatility between now and then, possibly another month until the next CPI data is available, which hopefully shows inflation levelling. Bought again today and averaging down nicely but I’ve a hefty chunk invested (and it was reasonably large already).
You may be wondering why I’ve continued buying when the bottom could be a month or more away; well, AFC are progressing but market forces are a sizeable headwind atm and an RNS could land at any time.
No views from Number welcome
Slighty concerned but undeterred
Sold my axe to feed the kids
doc7, it’s unfortunate that you feel unable to post further details about the AGM as I’d welcome them. Hopefully you’ll reconsider as I think there are many in here (often silent) who were unable to go, myself included. The detractors will do what they do and it’ll be old news within a day or so. Thanks.
this board was a collection of knowledgeable posters, most of whom were seemingly invested in AFC. Now it’s just a platform for stock bashers and wannabe traders who clearly want the stock to tank. Blaming AB for the drop in the entire renewables sector on both sides of the Atlantic is quite frankly ridiculous. I still read every post but I pity any new investor who logs in; they won’t know their 4rse from their elbow.
Ramping and de-ramping nonsense with the occasional informed nugget which gets lost amongst the constant whining.
If you’ve held shares for ten years and you’re unhappy, sell them and sod off. If you’re trading, fine, but please stop p155ing yourself laughing. If you can’t deal with an AIM share caught up in a maelstrom of international, climatic and political uncertainty then put your money in the bank.
Yes, there is risk here.
Yes, AB is probably paid a little too much.
Yes, it could all go **** up.
For all of these there’s an alternative view, but constantly complaining about how you’ve been conned is a bit pathetic. You made a decision to invest just like me, so live with it or shut the door behind you when you leave.
All views welcome; whining like a child…….not so much.