AIM

ElmoLovesGrover

AIM briefly back up over $1.40. Don't get greedy folks. No, their drug did not get approved for sales in Japan. Their lead drug hasn't even started Phase 3 yet. They had $2.4 million cash as of Nov. 30 and are in the middle of a offering right now. Even with the current offering they will not have enough cash to complete an oncology Phase 3.

ElmoLovesGrover

AIM is creating a new crop of baggies as we speak.

Greymyr

AIM halting 4 different times.

Lost_Girl13

AIM halted up... see yall dont trust the process

Greymyr

Are you fucking serious AIM? Another spike.

Greymyr

Come on AIM. Please have one more spike.

Greymyr

Time go up AIM. Pretty please with a cherry on top

MonteMolebility

AIM coupled with frustration about AIB (I was unable to trade over the change and missed the jumping off point).

RainOfFireEnjoyer

AIM just created some generational bag holders. Prayers 🙏🏻

Greymyr

AIM cooked

ElmoLovesGrover

Agree with your post below Lost Girl. If you're seeing this as a 24 hr spike then go for it. Get in, get out at a profit. AIM is a day trade. It is not the cure for cancer.

ElmoLovesGrover

Sigh. No, its not an approval. AIM inserted the word "approval" into the headline to lead people to think it is an approval to market the drug. It is a patent being granted, not an approval to market the drug. This is going to be another INTS. Lots of bagholders at over $1 being created right now as we watch.

whospepesilvia

Damn AIM is tanking

ElmoLovesGrover

No, its not an approval. AIM inserted the word "approval" into the headline to lead people to think it is an approval to market the drug. It is a patent being granted. News is a nothing burger. Don't get greedy.

Greymyr

AIM halted again?

RainOfFireEnjoyer

That’s wraps for AIM, 3 halts since open lol

MonteMolebility

AIM wrong way

MonteMolebility

Cmon AIM, hit 2

Lost_Girl13

AIM unhalted and ran up 20 cents LOLLL #DontPanicSellEver

MonteMolebility

AIM halted down. Not good

pizzarolia

Seems they want AIM bag holders

RainOfFireEnjoyer

 AIM halted again

One_Jellyfish3892

did anyone just get forced to sell AIM

RainOfFireEnjoyer

AIM halted

One_Jellyfish3892

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Electronic-Bit5190

AIM Halted

ElmoLovesGrover

The news is a nothing burger. Doesn't mean the stock won't run more today. Personally, I'm not touching it at these levels. It is a good reminder of the power of the "cure for cancer" regards to move a stock. Remember INTS (to choose just one recent example). AIM will be under a buck again by end of next week

Lost_Girl13

loaded up more AIM before open

One_Jellyfish3892

AIM to run at open or what

Webby1031

There’s no way AIM is done running with this type of news right now

Lost_Girl13

EONR TURB AIM TMDE for me today

Electronic-Bit5190

AIM news is absolutely HUGE, isn’t it?

One_Jellyfish3892

AIM anyone

Narradisall

Nice gains there today in AIM it seems

grumpytiger662

$AIM just finished last trial for cancer drug. HOLY FUCK. AIM ImmunoTech Announces Final Approval of Novel Cancer Therapy Patent in Japan Combining Ampligen with Checkpoint Inhibitors

Lost_Girl13

AIM to $2

SexyMalasada

FML, chickened out of entry in AIM when it was at 1$ after it dropped from the first leg up, thought it was done

One_Jellyfish3892

AIM

MonteMolebility

AIM too late to jump on?

Lost_Girl13

AIM!

Lost_Girl13

AIM dip

Any-Love-6016

AIM news

JacpSB

I been looking at Helium plays I like Pulsar Helium (https://pulsarhelium.com/) Pulsar Helium Inc. (OTCQX: PSRHF, TSXV: PLSR, AIM: PLSR) – Nevada-incorporated 2022, HQ Cascais, Portugal. Primary helium explorer (non-hydrocarbon linked) with **flagship Topaz project** (3,132 acres Minnesota, 2nd-highest He grade globally @ 5.1-8.1% He-4, plus rare He-3 for fusion/quantum). Tunu (Greenland) adds dual-project upside. 170M shares, \~$100-205M MC, pre-revenue (-$13.5M losses), cash burn drilling-funded via $10M+ raises. **Drilling Success** **Jetstream #1-7 nailed**: Sustained 7-8% He flows (Jet#1 peak 8.1%), 11.9ppb He-3 confirmed, BHP 1,292psi (Jet#5). #7 hit pressurized gas (737ft, targeting 5k ft) post-41mi seismic. Laterally extensive reservoir de-risked – first-mover in MN helium fairway w/ 65k acres leased + owned surface rights. **Diversification Plays** * **Quantum Hydrogen (80% stake via Oscillate PLC all-share, $400k full buyout option by '27)**: H2 pivot for clean energy revenue. * **Hybrid Hydrogen acquisition**: 5,742 acres Michigan UP (Topaz analog, low-cost helium entry). Breaks pure-play risk.​ **Macro Setup Perfect** Helium 95% natgas byproduct – ME LNG boom (Qatar +128MTPA) strained by Iran war/sanctions. Global prod 160M m³ vs. demand 175M+ (CAGR 3-6% to 230M by 2034). Prices +400%. Pulsar = US supply solution. **Valuation** Morningstar $4.53 (250%+ upside), analysts avg $58.67 (+5k%). RSI 83, vol spiking. Asymmetric: $1.20 entry → $5 NR pop → $20+ production. NFA/DYOR

Claret_Lemon

There don’t seem to be many pure-play helium companies available to invest in outside of the big industrial gas majors. A few smaller listed ones that look interesting: Helix Exploration (AIM: HEX / OTCQB: HHEXF) - Recently started producing helium from its Rudyard project in Montana (first production announced late Feb 2026). Currently producing from three wells and in discussions around off-take agreements. The company previously indicated roughly \~$4m revenue per well annually at earlier helium prices, with plans to drill additional wells this year. Pulsar Helium (AIM: PLSR / TSXV: PLSR) - Developing the Topaz project in Minnesota, where drilling has reported very high helium concentrations (\~7–8%), which is unusually high. Still pre-production but moving through appraisal and development. Blue Star Helium (ASX: BNL / OTCQB: BSNLF) - Developing helium projects in Colorado, mainly the Galactica-Pegasus project. Working toward first commercial production and partnered with Helium One on development. Anyone aware of other companies worth researching in this space?

SignificanceLate7002

AIM looks interesting for next week for anyone into biotech. Current float 2.8 million. Last closed at $0.6915 Recently announced an agreement with the PPD™ clinical research business of Thermo Fisher Scientific to design AIM’s anticipated Phase 3 clinical trial in the use of the Company’s drug Ampligen in the treatment of late-stage pancreatic cancer. Just closed a 1.8 million rights offering that consisted of 1 series G preferred share and 2000 warrants. Warrants are convertible for $1.00 per share so while dilution is possible when converted they would only be exercised if SP increases by 40%.

looool_k_libtard

Claude build me a messaging service that lets you have an away message and profile. Create an AI friend name Smarterchild who will talk to me. Call it AIM.

swagadagg

Agronomics (ANIC) since 2022 and increasingly so. Currently hovering around 6p-7p on the FTSE AIM market ANIC/AGMNF is a portfolio company investing in cellular agriculture. The headline here is always going to be lab meat and as companies in the portfolio gain legislative approval and gear up for market, it will continue to be a hot topic. But, the larger holding of the portfolio, the area of cell. ag. that has more demand than currently all companies working in this area could sate if they worked in lock step is precision fermentation. Pink Gold to you or I precision fermentation often focuses on dairy proteins like lactoferrin which has uses from food to cosmetics to protein powders. The history of this process for human consumption goes back to the 1970s. Today there are two companies that are poised this year to open factories at a scale that no one can or will match for at least two-three years. Liberation Bioindustries and Clean Food Group (palm oil from bread waste). Nothing will be the same again for the food industry when these companies turn on their bioreactors.

WirelessWavetable

This seems like an AI post but I don't think AIs are that stupid. Iran has used much of their missile stockpile launching attacks at Israel the past couple years. And their main issue is the number of launchers. You can have all the missiles you want but if you keep losing launchers to counter battery fire then you can launch missiles. This post also starts off by mentioning drones then goes to Patriot, SM3/6, and THAAD. The US section should have mentioned the APKWS rocket pods that are for anti drone. And occasionally an AIM-9X is used for drones.

ThaddeusJP

> $1M missiles Patriots are $4m, and even a "cheap" AIM-120 cost $1.5-2.5m.

Total_Schedule591

Back to AIM chat rooms

mylezman

AIM

TickTockTaudit

In high school in the late 90s I was over my buddy’s house and he looked at his 15yo cousin’s AIM away message and it said “Back seat, windows up…” He was like “she’s so weird, what the hell is she talking about”. I didn’t have the heart to tell him.

Prior-Ad-5025

scalpin look at AIM? See how it plays out?

BigIce7944

AIM should take off soon....

BigIce7944

AIM wow 

redditusertomorrow

$AIM

Capital_Past69

AIM 4 life

Disastrous-Artist880

Guardian Metal Resources is one to watch if you’re following smart money. It’s the only penny stock (AIM junior) that Stanley Druckenmiller has gone into via Duquesne Family Office, which now owns a major stake after buying out Power Metal Resources. US-based tungsten (critical defence mineral), non-dilutive DoD funding already in place, PFS due. High risk as always, but you don’t often see Druckenmiller anywhere near an AIM microcap. That alone makes it interesting.

SelbstMorty

Can anyone recommend a good broker for the AIM?

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

Raymond James Upgrades $GOOG to Strong Buy from Outperform, Raises PT to $400 from $315 Analyst comments: While we were constructive on checks/DOJ potential last year, our updated bottom-up analysis of GCP (GPU, TPU, PaaS) and Search (Core, AIO, AIM, Gemini) leads to a material upward revision in 2026/27 estimates with RJ sitting at the Street high for 2027 revenue, prompting an upgrade from Outperform to Strong Buy. We believe GOOG is likely entering a cycle of improving AI Stack narrative and upward revisions that could create one of the highest quality top-line AI acceleration stories in the public universe. Our baseline assumption for 2026 is that the AI Stack narrative and fundamental revisions will be the primary mega-cap Internet performance drivers as opposed to the mean reversion trade (i.e., buying depressed/ selling elevated multiples).

ethereal3xp

>Many European-branded products would struggle to function without American internal components. Engines: The Swedish Saab Gripen (the pride of Sweden’s air force) uses a GE F414 engine, which is the same engine used in the American F/A-18 Super Hornet. Armament: Even if a country builds its own jet, it almost always buys American missiles. The AIM-120 AMRAAM and Sidewinder are the standard air-to-air missiles for almost every EU air force. Sub-Systems: European jets like the Eurofighter Typhoon often use US-made navigation systems, communication links (Link 16), and specific high-end semiconductors that Europe does not yet produce at scale.

PresentationNo634

Name: CyanConnode Holdings plc Ticker: CYAN (London Stock Exchange ‑ AIM) ISIN: GB00BF93WP34 Sektor: Technologie / Kommunikationsausrüstung UK Workers: ca. 115 🔹 Market Cap: ~£24,11 Mio. (~24 Millionen GBP)   🔹 Enterprise Value (EV): ~£42,06 Mio.  PS‑Ratio: ca. 1,51   PB‑Ratio: ca. 2,10   • triple Orderbook (~£180 Mio.) • Deal with India Government Smart Meter (~£70mio) Stocks ca 352 mio Free Float 63% Big investors Axia Investments Ltd. And Premier Fund Managers Mesh networks are not just a technology of the future—they have the potential to transform critical infrastructure in energy, communication, and transportation. Startups like Cyanconnode are strategically well-positioned because they have already implemented mesh networks in smart grids, providing a stable market and growth opportunities in the long term. Future Potential & Market Opportunities a) IoT & Smart Homes / Smart Cities • Every device can function as a node (lights, sensors, thermostats, cameras). • Advantage: Lower infrastructure costs and stable, self-healing networks. • Market potential: Billions of connected devices by 2030. b) Smart Grids / Energy Supply • Cyanconnode, for example, uses mesh networks for smart meters → real-time load management and energy optimization. • Advantages: Reduces power outages and enables distributed energy resources (DERs) such as solar and battery storage. • Long-term potential: Critical infrastructure, especially in emerging markets. c) 5G & 6G Networks • Mesh networks can serve as a backbone for ultra-dense networks. • Advantages: Higher bandwidth, lower latency, improved resilience. d) Autonomous Vehicles & Robotics • Vehicles and drones can use mesh networks to communicate directly with each other (V2V – Vehicle-to-Vehicle). • Advantage: Real-time collaboration without a central infrastructure. e) Emergency & Crisis Communication • Mesh enables networks that remain operational even if infrastructure fails. • Example: Natural disasters or military operations. Strategic Opportunities: • Scaling in regions with insufficient infrastructure (India, Africa, Southeast Asia) • Partnerships with energy providers → smart grid projects • Integration of AI/ML → predictive maintenance, consumption forecasts, and network load optimization

MattAD72

Kefi Gold and Copper (https://www.kefi-goldandcopper.com), UK-listed on AIM, plans to move to the main market in 2028. Hold them for about 5-10 years, then move the proceeds into something else that is well-positioned at the time. Thank me later. :)

bigpalmdaddy

Personally I’m waiting for that Ventrillo and AIM IPO

JoesRealAccount

Based on my personal experience, if I'd JUST automatically bought Vanguard's all-world FTSE ETF every month and nothing else, I'd probably be round about where I am now. My actual approach has been a mix of sector etfs/market etfs and volatile stocks on LSE:AIM and staring at it every day hoping for a company announcement... Big waste of time I suppose, but more interesting I guess.

Kakariko_crackhouse

Fuck that I’m going back to AIM

Round_Context_146

My wife always says that she misses me, BUT HER AIM IS GETTING BETTER!

LJWacker

Yeah and AIM-120

AnnJilliansBrassiere

I totally get it. Buy high, sell low. Sell my EBT card, buy 0DTE SPY calls, tessler puts All gold everything. Fat, lazy, disgusting millennial single mothers, poured into a chair in front of AIM and MySpace for most of the 2000's, are why 5'7" femmy zoomers raised on nuggets and pizza rolls, crave mentally decrepit girls with horrific gigantism of the ass, who also barely exhibit enough brain activity to register their body dysmorphia, or utter doom as a species. It all makes sense.

16semesters

> What was all the hype and craziness with metaverse ? Metavese spending is categorized as spending on wearables and VR/AR. They have arguably the best VR set on the market, and their first category of commercial wearables (Meta Ray Bans) are by far the top selling smart glasses on the market. People somehow think that Metaverse is just Horizons world - a banal VR chat app. It's like your mom thinking AIM was "the internet" in 1998. Here's a video that actually explains the long term vision of metaverse spending: https://www.cnet.com/videos/inside-metas-reality-labs-hands-on-with-the-future-of-metaverse/

borat_he_like_you

When I was in my 30s, I remember everybody on the AIM chat rooms & Yahoo board excited about AOL acquiring Time Warner and investors got crushed (myself included) Fast forward to 2025, shit doesn't change. The only difference is it's Netflix acquiring Warner Bros, I'm on Reddit, and I'm older. It's still the same people being excited that this is going to be amazing for Netflix stock lol

looool_k_libtard

She found my AIM profile from 2005 without me telling her. I think I’m in trouble

Climbatise_999

You’ll be fine. Lost half my pension on AIM stocks early 20s and realised stock trading wasn’t for me. Just stick to index funds and have a reset. All will be well

dominicusbenacus

at OTC market it is AGNMF On LSE AIM it is ANIC you choose

dominicusbenacus

at OTC market it is AGNMF On LSE AIM it is ANIC you choose

hot_oats

If this is presumably a smaller AIM listed company, a local, large enough Corporate Finance company that does M&A or similar will be able to assist you. Doesn’t have to be an investment bank.

swagadagg

How true. AIM stocks in particular have been battered and funding for new tech has been non existent. The increasing worry about Trumps brash econonics seems to have rejuvanted the UK exchange and long may that continue. In addition it doesnt hurt to have at least three companies either having nearly built or moving into a factory to scale up (Liberation, Clean Food and Solar).

swagadagg

I think that one thing holding back the share price is not anything to do with ANIC. They have in their books the best and most scale-up-able companies in cellular agriculture. I wonder if the blocker might be competition. There are no other instruments on any exchange to note. Plenty of private equity action (recent EU fund notable obviously). I also have no idea where the competition will come from. Likely not the US. Maybe an ANIC company UK based lists within the next 18 months on NASDAQ or AIM. Otherwise we are buying the only cell ag operation going.

Pointsmonster

A tumblr scam in 2025, how quaint. Send me your AIM screen name and let’s connect

Zestyclose-Abroad453

Ok so my stock pick is not a rocket, but at current levels one I see with good upside potential for any pennystock pickers particular in the run up to December and up to April next year. Seeing Machines SEE:L Australian company listed on the AIM (on London Stock Exchange). They are involved in the driving monitor systems (think camera in a mirror to alert drives to fatigue, distraction, drunk driving potentially). Applications mainly Fleet / Auto & Aerospace. Mitsubishi electric bought a 19.9% stake in the company in past 12 months (if they own more than 20% triggers a takeover bid) company is forecasting cashflow break even by end of this calendar year. Technology is mandated in Europe under GSR regulations for all new cars to have it fitted. Mitsubishi also working with them to open up other sectors for the use of eye tracking software etc. Current levels around 3.5p, new contract announcement expected or rumors of a trail with Amazon in the US could take this easily past 5P. Share incentive scheme for the CEO to get it near 20p will see him earn a bucketload of shares. CFO pumped a lot of his own money (£640k) in buying millions of shares (12,5m) since starting with the company. Its risk but could play out if stars align. Its a legit company with a chance of taking a large marketshare of a specialist but increasingly common area.

Zestyclose-Abroad453

Ok so my stock pick is not a rocket, but at current levels one I see with good upside potential for any pennystock pickers. Seeing Machines SEE:L Australian company listed on the AIM (on London Stock Exchange). They are involved in the driving monitor systems (think camera in a mirror to alert drives to fatigue, distraction, drunk driving potentially). Applications mainly Fleet / Auto & Aerospace. Mitsubishi electric bought a 19.9% stake in the company in past 12 months (if they own more than 20% triggers a takeover bid) company is forecasting cashflow break even by end of this calendar year. Technology is mandated in Europe under GSR regulations for all new cars to have it fitted. Mitsubishi also working with them to open up other sectors for the use of eye tracking software etc. Current levels around 3.5p, new contract announcement expected or rumors of a trail with Amazon in the US could take this easily past 5P. Share incentive scheme for the CEO to get it near 20p will see him earn a bucketload of shares. CFO pumped a lot of his own money (£640k) in buying millions of shares (12,5m) since starting with the company. Its risk but could play out if stars align. Its a legit company with a chance of taking a large marketshare of a specialist but increasingly common area.

PlantbasedSadness

It’s passing $6 before eod tomorrow at this point. AIM a higher. Ride the wave

InvestigatorWooden33

Find a sector of the market you like and is in a position to grow, mines aviation luckily, drones and AI are becoming the norm so I’m building off that. I said somewhere else, Moores Law (the rate of energy needed to continue technological growth) has now been raised so much so that we will hit a very firm stopping point if we don’t figure out a source of energy capable of holding up the AI grid and databases needed. Nuclear will be that new source I believe, rare metals, silver (needed in chips and a lot of electronic subassemblies), lithium, graphite, all of it. Get into aquametals (not crazy though, but they are figuring out ways to enhance water cooling application) and like I said, nuclear, lithium, rare earth. AIM for companies in the US because it seems as if that’s that route we’re going, bring everything home. That’s my two cents

wolf_of_rapestreet

AIM first

dont_downvote_SPECIL

These Reddit chatboards during the AI bull market sure do remind me of those AIM chatboards during the 1990s. The only difference is I'm typing on my phone and people no longer think it's cool to have a bunch of Xx xX in their names

Puzzleheaded_Road692

AIM. Aim immuno tech DD has been done and i’ve put my own skin in the game My favourite “gamble” right now and yes it’s a gamble due to it being a volatile small cap but looks like it can have huge returns over the coming weeks is AIM - Aim Immunotech AIM is a clinical-stage biotech working on immune-modulating therapies for cancer, viral diseases, and immune disorders. Their main product, Ampligen, it’s designed to “wake up” the immune system and help the body’s natural defences fight tough cancers and viruses. The company’s now trying to show it can boost results when combined with other treatments like checkpoint inhibitors. What’s new and could be our catalyst 1 Very positive phase to clinical trial results. Safety looks good, and it hints that Ampligen might enhance checkpoint inhibitor performance exactly what big pharma has been chasing for years. 1 It is literally being peer reviewed and verified 3 As of the last weeks AIM secured a patent for employer in japan - now would they be bothering if they didn’t think it was close ??? This patent is through till 2039 so profits will be huge for years if it’s successful

supernewtrader

Why do people keep comparing bubble in 2025 to a market bubble back in 2000? 25 years ago. Do these people even realize how different the world was back in 2000? How we had to literally disconnect our phone line and connect it to the computer just to get a dial in connection through AOL? So we can login to our AIM messenger and talk like an idiot with our regarded nicknames? We had to use floppy disc and cd burners that can barely carry a specific amount of megabytes. gigs were a super luxury. Like, this was the time when being able to get a PC at home was a luxury. Everything was freaking new. Most people didn’t even have a PC during this era. People with interest had to go back to school and switch professions. Internet was a real thing, but the progress was very slow. Why? Because it was fucking new. People were hyped into it, but as soon as companies started reporting losses, not showing progress, etc, the market started falling. That’s when the bubble burst and the sell off began. These same companies are now worth trillions today. The problem is that people just bought in too early. Dotcom wasn’t a fail, it was just rushed. The progress was much slower back then because the entire world was still learning and adapting. AI today is different. The world is different. We’re able to transfer data at speed you can’t even imagine and do things we thought was impossible. The manpower of nerds grew enormously high and the entire world (china, korea, UK, russia, and more) are all in it together. The progression with AI is actually showing results and progression is about 50x faster than dotcom progress. It’s only a matter of time until companies starts showing real use and growth with it. People are afraid of the past and that’s okay but history doesn’t really repeat itself. We actually learn and evolve from it. So is there a bubble? Maybe. But if companies starts reporting real revenue, growth, and progress with AI soon then that bubble will quickly normalize into real value. And I’m pretty damn certain they will succeed. We already got a taste and seen real progress with GPT since it first came out. Progress in the tech world will only get faster as time moves forward. If you’re scared, just quit trading.

Snoo_18334

AIM - there is a serious 9,000% opportunity. Look it up.

GOT52-

My personal view: Unless the management want to be up to their ears in lawsuits for the rest of their lives, it's a very good bet that the MRE due this month, is going to confirm the discovery of the world's largest, purest, most accessible source of titanium in a tier-one mining area. (Btw I am not giving investment advice, it's up to anyone reading this to make up their own minds!) A discovery on this scale would truly be a very rare and significant global game changer in the supply of a strategic metal in a market which is currently dominated on the supply side by China and Russia. So it's not hard to understand the excitement or figure out that this company is possibly going to be worth a huge amount of money in the not too distant future. (They have 70% of the find and have so far only surveyed 20% of the area). Consequently and allegedly the crushing stock price fall (over 50%) could be the result of an operation to pump, dump and rebuy stock in anticipation of the MRE. The volumes traded were not significant in the context of the company's issued share capital as investors who have done their homework and believed the case presented by the company held on to their shares as there was no RNS news that could have caused these dramatic AIM market gyrations, apart that is from a couple of relatively small purchases by executives which I think helped to steady the ship. Those of us with weighty positions in the company are looking forward to the MRE.

EventHorizonbyGA

Just read the filings: [https://dewhurst-group.com/wp-content/uploads/Dewhurst-Group-Circular-Website-Version\_FINAL.pdf](https://dewhurst-group.com/wp-content/uploads/Dewhurst-Group-Circular-Website-Version_FINAL.pdf) "If a Shareholder retains their Shares following the De-listing, although the Shares will remain freelytransferable, they will no longer be tradeable on AIM. The Company intends to put in place theSecondary Market Trading Facility following the De-listing becoming effective (assuming all Resolutionsare approved by Ordinary Shareholders), details of which will be made available to Shareholders onthe Company’s website and directly by letter or e-mail (where appropriate). The Secondary MarketTrading Facility is expected (but is not certain) to operate for a minimum of 12 months after theDe-listing. The Directors’ intention is that it will be put in place following De-listing and could continuein place for a period beyond 12 months after the De-listing, but Shareholders should note that thereremains a risk that it may not be put in place or could be withdrawn and therefore inhibit the ability totrade the Shares. More information on the Secondary Market Facility is set out in paragraphs 4.8 to4.11 of Part IV."

_DoubleBubbler_

Hmmm, I am sorry to see that and have noted the situation. I have pointed out to EnSilica’s management recently that there is too much friction for retail investors (particularly international investors) with the current AIM listing arrangement. With some brokers, friction isn’t the word. Obstruction is more like it! I have asked for the management to consider a main market London listing or a dual U.S. listing but that won’t happen soon I suspect. Hopefully I will receive a formal answer at the AGM in November.

_DoubleBubbler_

One key aspect that I think will be necessary to achieve that valuation (assuming they are not acquired) is for EnSilica to move from London’s junior AIM segment to the main market or, as I prefer, obtain a dual U.S. listing. Right now, as I have pointed out to EnSilica’s management recently, there is too much friction for retail investors such as the stock effectively trading like an OTC stock in the U.S. which means people may have to call their broker to invest. I also think AIM listed stocks are subject to the opaque off-book dealings of the market maker(s), whereas on London’s main market or the NYSE more trades should be automatic, and on the LSE’s or NYSE’s systems where visibility is far better in my opinion.

_DoubleBubbler_

Thank you. One key aspect that I think will be necessary to achieve that valuation (assuming they are not acquired) is for EnSilica to move from London’s junior AIM segment to the main market or, as I prefer, obtain a dual U.S. listing. Right now, as I have pointed out to EnSilica’s management recently, there is too much friction for retail investors such as the stock effectively trading like an OTC stock in the U.S. which means people may have to call their broker to invest. I also think AIM listed stocks are subject to the opaque off-book dealings of the market maker(s), whereas on London’s main market or the NYSE more trades should be automatic, and on the LSE’s or NYSE’s systems where visibility is far better in my opinion.

_DoubleBubbler_

Not yet, I am lobbying the management to consider a main market London listing (they’re currently on London’s junior AIM segment) or my preference a dual listing on the NYSE. I will be discussing this at the AGM in November and intend to make a post on my sub to outline the response. Currently the stock trades in a similar way to an OTC stock for U.S. investors so you may need to call your broker. If you don’t consider investing in the near future, I would at least recommend keeping it on your watchlist in case they join the main market or NYSE. I would be surprised if they do not emulate Filtronic (London: FTC) which rose 10x between 2023 and 2025.

borat_he_like_you

I sure love being on Wall Street Bets with you fine younger smart good natured boys This reminds me of 1999 in them AIM chat rooms where we were talking about the hot IPOs like Priceline.com, Akamai and were all buying AOL, Time Warner, Cisco It's bringing up them good times P.S. I'm now up on my Intel stock 26 years later lol I've been bagholding that shit before I became a grandpa 👴 😂 🤣

hollow-fox

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/raise-finance/equity/aim I’m actually a fan of LSEs AIM. I think that yes reporting requirements are extremely burdensome for small and medium cap companies.

Effective_Dog3089

Common sense strategy. Buy shares of SAFE stocks and never sell for a loss. AIM for modest 3-5% gains at a time. Rinse and repeat.

muklyadv

lmao have fun getting railed 2-3% is my monthly AIM

dont_downvote_SPECIL

Imagine telling people in the late 90s you're selling your AOL stock in an AIM chat room and others thought you were a dumbass

DataExternal4451

Sorry to say but you get greater returns with US stocks. RZLV im up 40% in 1 month, up 100% with rklb. List goes on. Theres only a small portion of good UK stocks but sadly tech is completely undervalued and don't get me started with AIM stocks, majority completely garbage. I laugh that 90% of those in my watch list are down e.g. kod, he1,ujo,panr etc. My biggest mistake is investing into UK markets