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AIM Round-Up: AIM Falls Below 700
London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) fell 2.26 points to 697.80 points, representing a 0.32 percent drop.
London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) fell 2.26 points to 697.80 points today, representing a 0.32 percent drop from yesterday. After closing the previous session at 700.06, the AIM hit a high of 702.19 points today and a low of 696.90.
The week’s top riser was Ascent Resources PLC (LSE:AST), hitting GBP0.75, a 20 percent, or GBP0.12 jump. The oil and gas company had a trade volume of 19.4 million shares, and its last close was GB0.75.
Edenville Energy PLC (LSE:EDL) had the largest drop of the week, falling GBP0.02 to GBP0.16. This marked a 10.81 percent drop for the coal and uranium exploration company with 1.7 million net trades. Edenvill Energy last closed at 0.16. Noventa Limited ORD (LSE:NVTA) fell to GBP0.62, GBP0.08 down with 2.1 million net trades. This was a 10.71 percent drop for the mining company, which last closed at GBP0.62.
The AIM has been steadily falling since the beginning of June, when the market was hovering around 730 points, with the exception of one spike around June 10. This comes on the heels of a strong May, when the AIM rose from about 700 points to over 730.
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