 The market capitalization of AIM stocks was £94.9bn as of 29 March 2023, down 4.1% since our update on 16 March 2023. Among the top YTD winners, there were Vast Resources (up 268% YTD, Mkt cap of £15.4m), Genedrive Plc (+262% YTD, MktCap £36.7mn), Craven House Capital (+141%, £0.8mn), Star Phoenix (+137%, MktCap £1.4mn), Verditek (+136%, MktCap £5.7mn). Among the bottom movers, apart from companies canceling their admission to AIM, were In The Style Group (-97%, the company has no more operating business following the sale and will be delisted on 27 September 2023), Applied Graphene Materials (-88%, MktCap £0.6mn), Morses Club (-82%, MktCap £0.3mn). Over the last week, Verditek, Unbound Group, Verici Dx, and PCF Group stocks were driven up by company-specific news. Fulcrum Metals (FMET) was admitted to trading on AIM. Among the best-performing YTD sectors on AIM, there are Consumer Non-cyclicals (+8.3%) and Consumer Cyclicals (+5.1%). Industrials and Consumer Cyclicals were among the best-performing sectors in FTSE350.  High market volatility slightly affected the performance of our picks. We have chosen two gold and one platinum stock in our previous screening. The gold price went higher on investors’ de-risk trading, moving the sector peers up. Shanta Gold was up 13.6% for the period 15/03/23-29/03/23, while Serabi Gold was up 1.7%. Jubilee Metals Group was down 4.8% for the period on weak reported PGM basket price and the risk of negative impact from South African power supply disruptions. TruFin share price followed the market correction.  Our screening list includes companies with the solid and proven business models. High market volatility makes us cautious in our choice. We select companies with good products or services, sustainable revenue models, and cash flow generation, yet expect some growth in 2023. Our picks list includes hVIVO, Inspired, Strix Group, and Sigmaroc. Our choice is based on projected sales growth, comparable multiples, and recent performance. 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.