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Apologies Gandernee :)

No neither do I Gardernee :)

Mike, it is uninvestable, always has been, it's just a traders paradise and totally unregulated.

There's plenty of articles out there, such as;

"The Alternative Investment Market (AIM) 2023 – Worst Performance for Two Decades

Ryan D. Long

Sharing Junior Mining Insights

Published Jan 11, 2024

"2023 has been another year to forget for London’s Alternative Investment Market, or AIM, market. We highlighted in August that we expected this year to be one of the worst in the history of the market and on this at least, AIM did not disappoint.

New Issues have collapsed

During last year the AIM market had a paltry 13 new listings, just over one every month. That is the lowest number of initial public offerings or IPOs, in the markets c. 30-year history (Figure 1). This is 32% lower than last year, which was previously the worst year on record, and 97% lower than 2005, when IPOs on AIM were at their peak.

Source: AIM Market Data, compiled by MMRC

The collapse in IPOs is a disaster for the junior market, which is described by the London Stock Exchange Group as “…the world’s most successful and established market for dynamic high-growth companies...”.

Number of Listed Businesses at 20-year Low

The lack of new listings and a slew of de-listings and cancellations means that the number of companies listed on the AIM market is now at a 20-year low, with just 753 businesses currently registered on the market.

That is 8% lower than last year’s figures and 56% lower than the 2007 peak for listed companies when there were 1,694 businesses listed on the exchange

Source: AIM Market Data, compiled by MMRC

The Total Market Value Returns to 2013 Levels

The total market value of AIM has fared better but it is still far from pretty for investors, with AIM worth 15% less than last year, and 47% lower than in 2021 (Figure 2). The value of the AIM market has now returned to its 2016 level, in a clear and serious loss of value for Investors.

Not a Sudden Collapse More a Gradual Decline

This collapse of AIM has not been a sudden event though, the number of IPOs has been in decline for 20 years, but despite the decline, the number of IPOs remained relatively stable but gradually declined for 10 years between 2008 and 2018"

you can read the full article on LinkedIn and there are many more all sounding the same concerns

Gandernee, thanks. Yes back in as of yesterday but much reduced amount/risk. There was an article in the FT back in 2015 about 99% of aim listed companies de-listing and failing, it used to be freely available to read, but I think the FT have now made it as subscription only read, but see if you can find it, as I'm sure it was this one, and it might help you to think about your strategies when sinking money in to aim listed companies, as many go kaput through lack of funding in the end.

"Aim — 20 years of a few winners and many losers" - source: FT - 18/6/2015

Pw I'm just in for the ride now, as are most people who sold during the dreadful presentation and are now returning for the next leg up and then leave again. It's a traders dream this share, it's not investable, just fit for trading.

Troaj, did you sell a load at your first exit point of 1p that you mentioned? I assume you did. Is your next exit point 2p?

The calibre of posters on here is deeply troubling! Oh titter yea not! Nite. Look forward to an ascension tomorrow!

Are you blind aittch? my 1 year anniversary was on 16th Apr 2024!

Reported, as a sexist comment.

Ive made my point, an article from 2016 (see link) is attacked for one poster and yet praised by many for another. It's worse than Lord Of The Flies on here!

Oh that's good then, as you won't respond when I say I'm back in and already well in profit! :)

I posted that article a couple of weeks ago, but I got attacked for it, because it's from 2016 (see the link)! :) Someone else posted it a few days later after me, and it was well received, now it's posted again, and its all singing and dancing! People are so fickle.

Red trades are buys, you are actually on the up! Good luck guys, you might actually be on for another 100% rise yet! Watching from the distance :)

They need to scale up and consider leasing/rental options, to limit themselves to just selling the scanners is not an option in my view. They will drive greater revenue benefits long term by doing this and hopefully repeat business. I can see this being successful, without a doubt, but with hospital budgets pushed to absolute limits, they surely must consider the leasing of machines and scale up. my views.

Https://www.openaccessgovernment.org/mri-rental-vs-ownership-what-are-the-benefits-medical-imaging/148579/

Guys, I took a small position early this morning, but can someone assist me with a thought in my mind, having looked at the last rns update, it's clear they are trying to sell the equipment it seems and state "Hospital acquisition of capital equipment is a notoriously lengthy process, with an average time from introduction to sales closing of between 18 to 24 months." but why don't they lease it out, they would probably make a greater return, and hospitals pay a monthly sum rather than one huge capital payment to purchase outright? although they would need maintenance teams obviously with lease options, just wondering why they haven't explored the cost effectiveness of the same so as to start driving sales through albeit on lease options? am I missing something?

It also has only just over 1bn shares in issue compared to over 5bn here. DYOR. This, HE1, is a pure gamble in comparison, but everyone knows that I'm sure. my views.

Crypt, the other share already has revenue of several million, and contracts, yet the sp is ridiculously low and around the same as here, which has no contracts and no production as yet and needs a shed load more money raising to even get anywhere near production should it be viable.

Mornington, how's deliveroo going for you? :)

Were inching closer to that SMR contract, not far away now I believe :)

Take a dig at them, they are the real culprits!