UK 18:16 Friday, 23 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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In this podcast I look back to yesterday's quite amazing UK Investor show. I explain why I feel like Leicester City and then reflect on some of the themes of the show, discussing some of the companies and some of the investment ideas running through my mind, twenty four hours later. Thank you to all who attended and especially to the many fplks who came up to say really nice things. It was appreciated.
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Comments
elrico
Tom, SP team, we are in an age where transparency is needed and a must for people, a moral guide in a corrupt city and while you guy’s are marmite material, you are a much needed source for the betterment of private investors capable of leaving their emotions at the bedroom door. You guy’s have forced me to to reevaluate my positions in two companies, ROSE & PHE where I got it badly wrong, even for highly speculative part of my portfolio….you saved me a few bob.
At the risk of being called TW is disguise….keep it up and thank you.
Scampi
M X Oil = gutless lying scumbags! No wonder they chickened out of facing their investors.
Look what Stefan Oliver promised in the RNS of 30 March “an exciting month of newsflow”…..
Well we’ve had the month, it was less than “exciting” and the newsflow has been non existent!
Check out Google Maps, type in the address for M X Oil of 110 Bishopsgate, London and zoom in. The first 2 business names at the address to come up are “Duck and Waffle” and “The Drift”. It made me chuckle as they were both so appropriate to MX Oil.
Filthy Lucre
Trust me Tom
TW Note: Given how you are Rob Terry's greatest admirer one suspects no-one trusts youYou will never be Leicester City.
TL
UK Investor Show; The hard work was worth it. I met some good people, next time perhaps I shall get in early for the Stockopedia talks, and see what the commotion was about. Great show, I hadn’t been before, and look forward to going again next year.
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RE: Oil. I am probably waiting until after the bottom at a nice round number. I.e. 1 year new high – that might be past $50 a barrel.
wildrides
Elrico ………. your TW in disguise ;-)
wildrides
With regard to small Oilly’s …………. the bottom has gone , just like with gold . We are past the bottom and on the way up for AIM stocks in these sectors . You have to buy when sentiment is rock bottom and that is way past now . FTSE 100 oil sector is different and stocks like BP are cheap enough still .
I think Oil will still be giving good returns from here upwards and expect $70 to $ 75 by the year end April 17, so I am looking at stocks that can be in profit at around that price .
Marvin
“I think Oil will still be giving good returns from here upwards and expect $70 to $ 75 by the year end April 17, so I am looking at stocks that can be in profit at around that price”
And you think I’m bonkers because I like the look of Lloyds ?