RE: AGL Presentation21 May 2021 09:26
the main issue with aim market is its full of 'jam tomorrow' stocks and CEOs who pump their for own personal benefit or usually to let the big deep pockets forward sell an up and coming placement. this has had an impact on pis trading patterns where a high majority of aim traders/investors view 2 weeks as a long wait. they always want to make a fast buck as fast as possible then join onto the next pump luring inexperienced pis into crap stock as the bbs full of mindless ramping or even deramping. people overlook the gems thats out there that takes years to come to come good. but when they do its usually strength after strength moving away from the cesspit of aim market and move towards a bigger market like FTSE or in our case NASDAQ.
i agree there will be a drift but like you say the sp could hold up once we enter into the H2 and FDA info have been submitted. news could drop anytime so people will most likely stick around, or even the majority supporting a higher sp.
some of the long termers on this board have been here years, some close to a decade. they seen the vision in parsortix back then and believed in AN. maybe most would of thought they would of been at this stage sooner but over the years the information coming out from AGL has been outstanding and i personally think AN has done a superb job making the cash work well. compared the the average aim listed stock there is a little amount of shares out there and over the years have been limited placings. each year there seems to be more markets AGL/parsortix can be used and the overall market for parsprtix is mind boggling. if they can even get a fraction of this market it will make a huge difference in revenue to AGL. let alone becoming the market leader/ gold standard/ top dog!
AN was throwing out a £13 buyout figure in last nights presentation. do you think he and the big ii's behind agl are worried about a drift in sp? only way its going is up over the years. ride out the bumps along the way and AGL has the ability to make you a serious return on investments.
once in a life time stock springs to mind. all the super giants of the pharma world start off small. theres no reason why AGL cant sit at the same table over the next decade.