Price Manipulation on AIM

tin586

I own an AIM stock. It’s thinly traded and the bid-offer spread is quite large.
On a couple of occasions I have seen strange things happen to the price (huge drops for no reason I can find).
I’ve put it down to a tree shake (google it), but not let it worry me as I am not a short term trader.

mklister

Through Fidelity I put £500 into the TM Cavendish AIM Fund B Inc last year. It's gone up by £130.

Safer having funds rather than individual shares. I also wouldn't ever put all my eggs in one basket, I have 2 other funds Legal & General Global Technology, and Legal & General Multi-index Income 6 Fund.

Thrugelmir

tin586 wrote: »

On a couple of occasions I have seen strange things happen to the price (huge drops for no reason I can find).

Worth having a dig into the share trades in the day. Particularly those off book. Large lines of stock often get placed rather than traded in the open market.