 The market capitalization of 791 AIM companies was £76.5bn as of the 1st of November 2023, FTSE AIM All Share Index was down 17% YTD as of 1 November 2023. Among the top YTD winners, were Plexus Holdings (800% YTD, MktCap £17mn), Amur Minerals (+314%, MktCap £1.3m), Glantus Holdings (+262%, MktCap £17mn), Cornerstone FS (+129% YTD, MktCap £8mn), RTC Group (+209%, MktCap £8mn), Craven House (+159%), Kodal Minerals (+157% YTD), Mycelx Technologies (+128% YTD, MktCap £12mn), Empire Metals (+167% YTD, MktCap £25mn). Among the bottom movers, were Safestyle UK (-99% on liquidation announcement), Aptamer (-98% on difficult financial situation resulted in dilutive fundraising and directors change), Amte Power (-98%), Itsarm (-94% on share trading suspension), Inland Homes (-91%), Tinybuild (-92%), Velocys (-93% on delayed funding discussions), Pelatro (-91% on potential trading suspension), Wandisco (-94%), IOG (-94% on appointment of administration and suspension of trading). Ethernity Networks (+220% in one month on granted temporary suspension of proceedings and contract granted, MktCap £4.8mn) and Fireangel Safety Technology (+205% in 1M on acquisition offer, MktCap £20mn), Valirx (+122% in 1M on losses shrink, MktCap £13mn), and Capital Metals (+122% in 1M on favorable decision from Statutory Appeal hearing against the notice of cancellation of industrial mining licenses, MktCap £8.5mn) were among top performing stocks of the last month on LSE. The bottom movers of the last month are Safestyle (-92%in 1M, MktCap £0.4m), Horizonte Minerals (-87% in 1M on higher capex needs, MktCap £45mn), R&Q Insurance Holdings (-80%, £42mn), and Inland Homes (-76%, £5.5mn). The largest YTD gains are 10% in the Financials and 33% in Academic and Educational services on AIM. The biggest AIM YTD losses are in Real Estate (-26% YTD) and Technology (-15%). Industrials, Utilities, and Consumer Cyclicals are the best-performing YTD sectors in FTSE-350.  Small & Mid-Caps are under pressure of a market correction on the back of increased geopolitical risks and weak macro. Two of our picks from 31/08 Journeo and Good Energy were still with good positive returns over the last two months. However, our last month’s top picks demonstrated a weak performance: Franchise Brands -18% since the 4/10 report, Abingdon Health -8%, and Altitude Group -13%.  Our top picks are from the electrical equipment, specialty mining, and medical supplies sectors. We continue to focus on companies with relatively less risky profiles companies to their peers on AIM. Our choice companies have products, supporting projected revenue growth and benefit from proactive positioning on the market. Our list includes Ondine Biomedical, Andrada Mining, and Supreme. Companies are subject to AIM stock risks such as financial underperformance or stock dilutions in the future. We believe our top picks have an acceptable risk-return trade-off due to a sustainable product range or business model.