1. I’ve been an investor for a long time. Most of my experience has been on the US and European markets and over the last 12 months or so I’ve been spending more time and resources on AIM and got myself a Twitter account.

Things I’ve learnt so far:
a) Don’t accept invitations to Telegram chats;
b) Avoid Twitter chat rooms (I’m active in one single chat. All the others have proven a time wasting exercise);
c) Avoid LSE chats;
d) There are very few honest Twitter contributors

e) Avoid investing in stocks where the CEO is constantly giving interview or always in podcasts;
f) The mining/resources space needs a generational change; if you look around the the surprises over the past two years have come from young CEOs

f) Liquidity on AIM is shocking. There are too many shares that shouldn’t be listed;

g) Most of the Podcast providers get paid by the Companies. I don’t have a problem with that but it should be disclosed. The lack of disclosure bothers me;

h) The placing mechanism is shocking. It’s like being in the City in the early 90s. No rules;

i) But it fun and if you use you’re clever and carful with what you do you can make very good money. I wish I’d connected with AIM before.