IPO and L/S equity, 2015 Starmine top stock picker, Global Equity Research Ltd

Rickin Thakrar

14 years of experience in global investment research and trading. In relation to research, we focus on IPO, Event-driven and large-cap non-consensual ideas. In relation to trading, we focus on generating positive index-adjusted returns and have had several top-decile or top-quartile performances over the past three years. In terms of background, I have worked at several sell-side firms (JP, Redburn, Haitong, Mainfirst), won Starmine as top stock picker in European Food Retail in 2015 and have been voted top one to top-five by institutions and hedge funds. Please do ping us if you would like any further info. 

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IPO and L/S equity, 2015 Starmine top stock picker

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<p><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/aston-martin-lagonda-global-holdings-plc" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:27446:1" rel="noopener">Aston Martin (AML LN)</a> shares were down 42% yesterday and another 5% as of publication today after a previously announced qualified institutional placement, however, Tuesday's subsequent announcement indicated that Aston Martin may not have sufficient working capital needs for the next 12 months. We dig into the current situation at Aston Martin and dig into their Pro-forma balance sheet. More details below.</p>

Aston Martin (AML LN) shares were down 42% yesterday and another 5% as of publication today after a previously announced qualified institutional placement, however, Tuesday's subsequent announcement indicated that Aston Martin may not have sufficient working capital needs for the next 12 months. We dig into the current situation at Aston Martin and dig into their Pro-forma balance sheet. More details below.

Aston Martin: Is Another Placement Coming or Is It Time To (Gulp) Buy?