Share tips thread (Vol 2)

[HarryW]

ATM said:

NRS said:

Greshamst said:

"I'm waiting for it to hit £1, should be some good news due soon"

Ahhhh, the wild call of the AIM investor! Myself included in the past.
Sell out your original investment, keep the profit invested. AIM management has a way of royally fking things up.

On the contrary, a lot of AIM mamagement is done well based upon what it is actually aiming for.

Start a small company, award yourselves lots of shares. Start releasing good news, get the stock pumped massively. Sell out your large holdings of shares that you own as the management. Let the company fall apart. Perhaps start a new company and repeat. Great way to get money off stock gamblers.

But then the ZIOC story is a good one. So is it gambling or a well thought out investment?

The thing is unlike a lot of the 'life style' supporting AIM boards. It has never had a cash call and been diluted since IPO.
It will come good, the fundamentals are superb, but when...... One of the middle draw if not the bottom...

[Skyedriver]

K12beano said:

BTW....


How’s Tesla doing these days:


https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-45445554

Remember Gerald Ratner?

[eps]

Burwood said:

AWF90 said:

Surprised SXX's recent activity not been mentioned in here. Down again today.

It just reminded the market why mining is so risky. I think it could go to 20p.
$400M extra capital cost is a lot. I wonder how long the Board knew about this.

There seems to be a lower resistance at 25p and upper resistance at 27p at the moment... It seems mostly de-risked but the recent announcement definitely sent jitters through the market.

[bmwmike]

Took profits amzn at $2005 sold half, fingers crossed for a rise in GBP, drop in USD and perhaps rise in amzn from here.

[ATM]

HarryW said:

ATM said:

NRS said:

Greshamst said:

"I'm waiting for it to hit £1, should be some good news due soon"

Ahhhh, the wild call of the AIM investor! Myself included in the past.
Sell out your original investment, keep the profit invested. AIM management has a way of royally fking things up.

On the contrary, a lot of AIM mamagement is done well based upon what it is actually aiming for.

Start a small company, award yourselves lots of shares. Start releasing good news, get the stock pumped massively. Sell out your large holdings of shares that you own as the management. Let the company fall apart. Perhaps start a new company and repeat. Great way to get money off stock gamblers.

But then the ZIOC story is a good one. So is it gambling or a well thought out investment?

The thing is unlike a lot of the 'life style' supporting AIM boards. It has never had a cash call and been diluted since IPO.
It will come good, the fundamentals are superb, but when...... One of the middle draw if not the bottom...

So a couple of years or even several?

[K12beano]

Skyedriver said:

K12beano said:

BTW....


How’s Tesla doing these days:


https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-45445554

Remember Gerald Ratner?

Indeed - but Ratner was a true master at screwing up, and just did ONE thing to bring the whole house down!

[M7 ATW]

Afternoon All,

Currently involved in a few AIM shares, with the lions share being in RBD - M&G took £3m in last weeks placing (to be used for new deals not corporate costs) along with Miton adding to their existing holding. As the placing was predominantly with IIs therefore hopefully this will minimise the overhang as we enter a news rich period.

Also got holdings in NCCL (shareholder loan should be finalised at 10p pretty soon as well as JDA with GE/CMEC), UPL (trade up to Wick spud) and WDC which has really dropped despite last raise at 3p at which time directors took some of the placing.

[ATM]

M7 ATW said:

Afternoon All,

Currently involved in a few AIM shares, with the lions share being in RBD - M&G took £3m in last weeks placing (to be used for new deals not corporate costs) along with Miton adding to their existing holding. As the placing was predominantly with IIs therefore hopefully this will minimise the overhang as we enter a news rich period.

Also got holdings in NCCL (shareholder loan should be finalised at 10p pretty soon as well as JDA with GE/CMEC), UPL (trade up to Wick spud) and WDC which has really dropped despite last raise at 3p at which time directors took some of the placing.

What do WDC do?

[supercommuter]

ATM said:

HarryW said:

ATM said:

NRS said:

Greshamst said:

"I'm waiting for it to hit £1, should be some good news due soon"

Ahhhh, the wild call of the AIM investor! Myself included in the past.
Sell out your original investment, keep the profit invested. AIM management has a way of royally fking things up.

On the contrary, a lot of AIM mamagement is done well based upon what it is actually aiming for.

Start a small company, award yourselves lots of shares. Start releasing good news, get the stock pumped massively. Sell out your large holdings of shares that you own as the management. Let the company fall apart. Perhaps start a new company and repeat. Great way to get money off stock gamblers.

But then the ZIOC story is a good one. So is it gambling or a well thought out investment?

The thing is unlike a lot of the 'life style' supporting AIM boards. It has never had a cash call and been diluted since IPO.
It will come good, the fundamentals are superb, but when...... One of the middle draw if not the bottom...

So a couple of years or even several?

I am willing to wait as long as it takes. I have a small holding at a low average. Invested enough that I can stomach losing.

[ATM]

supercommuter said:

ATM said:

HarryW said:

ATM said:

NRS said:

Greshamst said:

"I'm waiting for it to hit £1, should be some good news due soon"

Ahhhh, the wild call of the AIM investor! Myself included in the past.
Sell out your original investment, keep the profit invested. AIM management has a way of royally fking things up.

On the contrary, a lot of AIM mamagement is done well based upon what it is actually aiming for.

Start a small company, award yourselves lots of shares. Start releasing good news, get the stock pumped massively. Sell out your large holdings of shares that you own as the management. Let the company fall apart. Perhaps start a new company and repeat. Great way to get money off stock gamblers.

But then the ZIOC story is a good one. So is it gambling or a well thought out investment?

The thing is unlike a lot of the 'life style' supporting AIM boards. It has never had a cash call and been diluted since IPO.
It will come good, the fundamentals are superb, but when...... One of the middle draw if not the bottom...

So a couple of years or even several?

I am willing to wait as long as it takes. I have a small holding at a low average. Invested enough that I can stomach losing.

Come on

We all hate losing

[supercommuter]

ATM said:

supercommuter said:

ATM said:

HarryW said:

ATM said:

NRS said:

Greshamst said:

"I'm waiting for it to hit £1, should be some good news due soon"

Ahhhh, the wild call of the AIM investor! Myself included in the past.
Sell out your original investment, keep the profit invested. AIM management has a way of royally fking things up.

On the contrary, a lot of AIM mamagement is done well based upon what it is actually aiming for.

Start a small company, award yourselves lots of shares. Start releasing good news, get the stock pumped massively. Sell out your large holdings of shares that you own as the management. Let the company fall apart. Perhaps start a new company and repeat. Great way to get money off stock gamblers.

But then the ZIOC story is a good one. So is it gambling or a well thought out investment?

The thing is unlike a lot of the 'life style' supporting AIM boards. It has never had a cash call and been diluted since IPO.
It will come good, the fundamentals are superb, but when...... One of the middle draw if not the bottom...

So a couple of years or even several?

I am willing to wait as long as it takes. I have a small holding at a low average. Invested enough that I can stomach losing.

Come on

We all hate losing

Of course, but I am in for a long term big win not a quick flip. Good job really as the share price is shedding a few pence haha

AIM roulette

[guindilias]

Anyone holding Apple over the presentation today? Closed my position at a good profit as everything I have read points to a dip after their new unveils, followed by a rise. Hoping to buy that dip...

[guindilias]

Hmm, dropped nearly 1% on opening (and I'm on 5x leverage on a CFD), now looks to be trying to recover a bit - to buy or not to buy, that is the question... glad I closed the position last night though.

[M7 ATW]

ATM said:

M7 ATW said:

Afternoon All,

Currently involved in a few AIM shares, with the lions share being in RBD - M&G took £3m in last weeks placing (to be used for new deals not corporate costs) along with Miton adding to their existing holding. As the placing was predominantly with IIs therefore hopefully this will minimise the overhang as we enter a news rich period.

Also got holdings in NCCL (shareholder loan should be finalised at 10p pretty soon as well as JDA with GE/CMEC), UPL (trade up to Wick spud) and WDC which has really dropped despite last raise at 3p at which time directors took some of the placing.

What do WDC do?

Stem cell insurance.

Hopefully should get an update later this month with recent numbers - hopefully all negatives priced in and will see a lift. Current MC of £2.87m and £1.8m in cash from last raise.

[chemistry]

Creo Medical has continued its upward momentum and had a particularly good day yesterday following the announcement of more good clinical results:

https://creomedical.com/news/first-placement-and-u...

[chinnyman]

SOS Shares are doing well and have gone up 10p since the last post about them.

AGM soon.

[Nick928]

K12beano said:

Skyedriver said:

K12beano said:

BTW....


How’s Tesla doing these days:


https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-45445554

Remember Gerald Ratner?

Indeed - but Ratner was a true master at screwing up, and just did ONE thing to bring the whole house down!

A little harsh.
He took a bit part player in the jewellery business to a market leader. Don’t forget they didn’t only own Ratners but most of the high street jewellery stores at one point.
Admittedly it wasn’t the sharpest decision to make that speech but it wasn’t just the speech to the IOD but more the fact that the press picked up on his comments and crucified him for it.

[anonymous-user]

Finally getting a bit of payback on Clontarf energy up 237% so far today.
Been my biggest loser so far but now back into a good profit

[chemistry]

General upward trend boosted recently by announcement that Creo can now treat upper GI as well as lower GI cancers, plus expanded distribution agreement with Pentax:

[Burwood]

What happened to the TLRY posts above?

A marijuana grower. you really do have to be on drugs to buy into this rubbish . 11B valuation. It sells a very small amount of weed products 30M per annum and makes substantial losses.

A quick look and it's one of those magic bean type companies. The CEO is a private equity fund manager (WTF). The same fund that purchased 100% of the company for a few million a couple of years ago and quickly took it public. Sold a bit off during IPO $130M this year at $17. Not a dime went to the company other than a loan which they pay interest on. The Equity fund holds 82% of the stock, company employees hold 10%. The funds million dollar punt is now worth 8B.

The Fund has a few other weed companies about to list. It's a masterclass on how to make billions from nothing.