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Red Rock Resources: Upside now towards 1.2p

Red Rock Resources: Upside now towards 1.2p

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I have had a long standing technical target of 1.1p on Red Rock Resources (LON:RRR). The latest newsflow makes this appear all the more realistic near term. Having fully nailed down the name of the Executive Chairman of Red Rock Resources really seems to have helped out on the technical analysis of the stock for…

Where next for multi-bagger Solomon Gold?

Where next for multi-bagger Solomon Gold?

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My initial recommendation for Solomon Gold (LON:SOLG) last March was based on a value of gold and copper ‘in the ground’ that its drilling was then targeting on just one part of its Ecuadorian Cascabel project, which looked – even at a conservative 1% – to be at least six times Solomon’s then market cap.…

Amur Minerals: Golden cross aftermath targets 20p

Amur Minerals: Golden cross aftermath targets 20p

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It has been quite a journey for shareholders of Amur Minerals (LON:AMC). But it would finally appear that the fundamental and technical positions are starting to be revealed in positive fashion. Although Amur Minerals is sitting on a world class asset in Kun-Manie, it may be the logistics and the financials at its East Russia…

Queueing to collect

Queueing to collect

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Coral must be completely mad – at least on the facts disclosed in today’s Racing Post. A Mr Albert Kinloch, 74, of Glasgow put £100 on Glasgow Rangers being relegated in 2012 at 2,500/1. This occurred since Rangers hit financial difficulties. Any fool, even Nigel Molesworth, knows this rule. Mr Kinloch is queueing to collect.…

The most unlikely President ever?
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The most unlikely President ever?

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On the day that the 45th President of the United States of America assumes office, during Davos week, I recall the observation of a great contemporary economist. Harvard’s Ken Rogoff (I have often mentioned his work in these pages, especially This Time it’s Different – Eight Centuries of Financial Folly) was at Davos last year.…

Gulfsands Petroleum: Triangle breakout could now lead to 25p

Gulfsands Petroleum: Triangle breakout could now lead to 25p

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It could be said that even considering Gulfsands Petroleum (LON:GPX) as a possible investment would be a case of going where angels fear to tread. However, as seasoned campaigners will be aware, this is precisely the type of company which provides the best opportunities. One of the most difficult things to do when it comes…

Hard Brexit could lead investors to ditch Debenhams

Hard Brexit could lead investors to ditch Debenhams

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This week’s speech by Theresa May indicated a ‘hard’ Brexit is becoming increasingly likely. This may be a cleaner result than the potential for years of negotiation to keep bits and pieces of EU membership. However, it could also lead to greater uncertainty in the short run as the UK goes it alone. The end…

Who will be the winner in cloud computing and AI?

Who will be the winner in cloud computing and AI?

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Cloud computing and AI are becoming staples of everyday life – even if you don’t know it. The cloud is ubiquitous (by design and by adoption), and artificial intelligence – a completely different area in tech – is reaching into our lives in ways previously unimaginable. Even at our FinTech start-up CityFALCON, we are looking…

Optibiotix: Broadening formation points towards 90p

Optibiotix: Broadening formation points towards 90p

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Optibiotix (LON:OPTI) has been one of those rare beasts: a reliable small cap company prospect. Here the shares have gone up, and largely stayed up. As luck would have it, today I bumped into the CEO of Optibiotix, Stephen O’Hara. The company is one I have followed from the word go, and its continued progress…