Re the AIM market. It's worth noting that since the start of 2002, of the companies still listed over that time (some will have been taken over, moved to the main market or gone bust) 142 stocks have at least doubled, 85 of which are multi-baggers including 2 rising over 2,000% and 7 more over 1,000%.
Some great performers there. TEO over the same period is down 29%.
Until TEO stops losing money and actually starts to make decent profits surely you cannot expect the price to be any higher?
They first have to hope Qstik can sell at least 2,000 Evoq's a week. Not very encouraging so far.
The results will be interesting but I doubt will provide the information you really need in order to make a realistic forecast.