Audioboom shows growth but shares down
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AIM-listed podcast company Audioboom has dropped by 7.78% despite posting an 86% rise in revenues for the quarter ended 30th September.
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SIG shares sink on sluggish activity
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The price of shares in SIG has dropped by 16.53% after it warned that underlying profitability for the year would be below expectations.
Why Sainsbury’s low valuation and its revised strategy could produce a share price recovery
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Robert Stephens discusses why Sainsbury’s has turnaround potential
Avon Rubber – Certainly Not One to Get Tired About
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Despite trading on a high price earnings ratio of 19 times, Mark Watson-Mitchell sees further upside in the shares of Avon Rubber as takeover activity in the defence and security sector remains high.
Small cap round-up: featuring Solid State, Inland Homes, Watkin Jones, Severfield and others
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In this weekly summary, Mark Watson-Mitchell updates his readers on previous company profiles and other news of interest from the exciting world of small cap stocks…
Reabold Resources fundraising plans sink shares
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The price of shares in upstream oil and gas investor Reabold Resources has dropped by 7.09% after confirming that it was in discussions regarding a fundraising
SRT Marine Systems pushed upwards by revenues news
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The price of shares in AIM-listed maritime equipment firm SRT Marine Systems has risen by 2.79% as revenues for the half year rose by 10%.
Sureserve down on board uncertainty
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AIM-listed compliance and energy support services firm Sureserve has dropped by 6.90% after its COO announced his resignation for personal reasons.
The Brexit Beast Encaged?
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Mr Johnson occupies Downing Street but he is a prisoner of a Remainer parliament and the rule of lawyers. Victor Hill wonders whether Brexit has been caged.
The Puritan Gift
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In many respects, the global financial crisis was regarded as a crisis of morality. It now appears to be morphing into a fully-fledged eurozone banking crisis. By way of solutions, we need better bankers, better central bankers (or perhaps none at all) − and better politicians.