UK 17:14 Friday, 23 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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The floor wiping will start at 6PM tonight at Free Speech & Liberty Pizza - all welcome. I refect on the joy of writing about or investing in real companies with profits, cashflows and assets and lament the popularity of stocks which are nothing like that on the AIM Casino. I look at Armstrong Ventures now run by my old pal Peter Redmond and Pires Investments - also a POS. Then at Jiasen, Falanx (statement needed chaps), Afren, Mosman Oil & Gas and Touchstone Gold.
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Marvin
Where, in the name of Bob, did you get that the Blairs were socialist ?
Socialism in the Labour party died with John Smith in 1994.
It has, of course, been Happy days ever since.