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Good to see I'm no longer talking to myself here...

ADA is now an 18-bagger in 18 months. One of the best-performing shares on all the world's stockmarkets in history.

The investment in remote tele-health for Covid-19 and other sickness has ignited the shareprice here.

Folks are bottom-feeding and buying beaten-up UK stocks. Also, Openreach is up for sale, which alone is worth 2 x more than the entire current stockmarket valuation for BT as a whole.

As predicted, BT recovering strongly. Up +25% in under a month. With Openreach up for sale, and assets (like EE) undervalued, this can easily do £2-3 in a flash.

Good to see more activity here. Fintech is banking of the future, which AUGM invests in.

Get ready for 25p...

Boris on TV today saying one of his top plans for reopening schools in June and July is "increase cleaning".

There are roughly 40,000 schools, colleges and universities in the UK, with perhaps 4 million rooms to clean 5 to 7 days a week.

That's a lot of new business for REAT to acquire. Will give the shares another liftup from here and provide strong support.

Charts suggesting it's now ready to bust thru the 2.1p recent high. REAT has momentum.

It looks like a Kia Sportage!

Strong intraday reversal in the shareprice here today. A bullish sign. BT is up 10-15% since the Openreach story emerged, so the market is buying into it. Far too many people looking at the past here for BT. Need to look forward, to the future. The narrative has changed. An energized CEO, pouring millions of his own money into the stock, getting ready for a £20 billion selloff -- 2 times higher than the current marcap. BT is a no-brainer.

It is just relentless bad news here. Giant debt, huge dilution on the horizon, DBX production less than expected, plunging car prices, massive inventory buildup, big HK-China market in turmoil, soaring costs of the F1 vanity project, AML shares down -5% every day, regular as clockwork, in a Dow bull market, shorters increasing, and major funds dumping stock every other day. More red flags than a Vettel F1 crash.

Vettel is perfect for Aston Martin.

Old, tired, miserable, vastly overrated, in sharp decline, and ready for the knacker's yard.

It is a sign from above.

As predicted, once again, AML plunging back down into the red. Down -7% now. Share in freefall. Debt, dilution and DBX delays weighing on the price. All the Ds.

The FT story only needs a partial whiff of truth to set BT shares alight and reverse the bear trend. Someone has leaked the (neatly rounded) £20b number to test the waters. It is not an indepth probe or forensic investigation. The FT article is basically an advert. Bankers gauging reaction. The CEO's public reaction is (very) carefully worded, lol. Openreach is up for sale.

Openreach is definitely up for sale. The for-sale signs were posted in the FT last week. Multiple reporters in multiple cities worked on that Openreach story. The FT does not mess about.

Openreach is the key to getting BT back to its current fair value around £3. Bag the 20 billion, pay down the debt and pension, and rollout fast-fibre and 5G for millions of homeworkers.

Good luck, but the shareprice will almost certainly never again hit 48p here. The company is nearly bust, it needs another billion quid to keep the lights on, sales are plunging, showrooms are shut, Vantage is a flop, DBX production is delayed, their own rights-issue valued the brand at just 30p, another mega upcoming dilution will halve that to ~15p, factor in the crippling debt and negative cashflow for years to come, and this will end up well below 10p. The best-case scenario here is likely to be a plunge to its current fair value of 1p, followed by a 5p opportunistic takeover from Mercedes. Feels very similar here to how things played out at SXX.

Lol.

Love the delusion on this forum. Reminds of SXX, as it collapsed from 40p to 2p. Everyone egging each other on that it was going up!

What part of "AML shareprice has collapsed an astonishing -98% since IPO in 19 months and one of the greatest destructions of shareholder wealth in worldwide stockmarket history" do you people not understand...

What part of "on the brink of bankruptcy just a few weeks ago and needs another giant placing very soon" do you people not understand...

As for DTG. Sold down from 460p for 440p, for +4%. EZJ sold down from 495p to 485p, for +2% ;-)

The trend is your friend here. And the trend is now down. Plunging -20% this week alone. The failed BS selloff today is going to weigh heavily on SHI's shareprice in the coming weeks.

Price ticking down to 35p on the bid.

If you sell 3 AML shares, you can buy a Greggs pasty for lunch!

Yup, the new Vantage has been a disaster. Looks like a clown's shoe, Aston struggle to sell them (even with a giant -40% discount), while inventory has been piling up like a snowdrift against a barn door.

As predicted, this has smashed thru the 38p resistance level and is now ready for another leg down. Get ready now for a push under 35p.