RE: AML1 Jul 2020 12:35
utterly transparent. but lets look at these facts £18 to 50p
the drop last summer to £5 would be a time for this comment and id be agreeing. however the drop earlier this year saw it fall to the 50p mark right as Covid was in its rife, it hasnt bee a gradual decline. much like summer last year.
no this is taking none of the company news into play. bar the odd few mostly show the backbones of a recovering company that is working to repair itself. so if you look at other feeders for a negative SP what else is going off in the world. at those exact times that coud effect a car sales and production company. . .
now looing at the broader market
BP - at the same time as AML plummet to 50p their SP halfed in value
PMO - lost 80%
IAG - fell from 630 to sub 200
Shell fell from 2100 - sub 1000
are these all failing companies? or have they been impacted by something bigger. saying covid never happend i wonder what would have happened to the SP, most likely stabilised around what it was currently valued. so what is it what we dont all understand. has anyone mentioned it will return to a glory £18, or are we being logical, taking the costructive news and looking at a market that is currently being held down by one single event?
waiting for buisness to return as close to usual as possible..
tried not feeding trolls. but if you want to bring in old statistics then heres some opposing.
one lesson with stats. you can always make them show what you want. much like the trend that shows the more apples eaten correlates with the more houses bought per year. anyone investing in apples?
anyway DYOR guys and make your own trades. not someone elses.
P.S i want one of these "waste of time" motorbikes. not to show off, but to ride and enjoy as a bike finatic