re: mumbwa tawleine Tawleine,
Re: your comment "AIM to date have run a campaign contary to the accepted norm and have spooked the shareprice accordingly".
So what spooked the rest of the commodities market - did all companies just run poor campaigns over the month of June? Rhetorrical question ;)
When you compare it to a lot of other spec stocks, AIM holding at 12's IMO has been a robust performance.
Also IMO as far as being spooked goes, I think Flory might have had some "positive spin" up his sleave had the a%rse not fallen out the market. As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, personally I'd prefer any good news to be held back (within ASX requirements ofcourse) to avoid a soft response.
All AUM has done is confirmed that the money is back in the market and the time is nigh to let the good news roll.
Fingers crossed.
Wilf
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