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In the early 90's a young lefty lawyer took the labour party to court to demand benefits for illegal immigrants. The case laid out the groundwork for today's scandal of hotel accommodation and benefits for future illegal immigrants. Guess who?

Someone has to pay for Stamers immigrant accommodation and food..

Personally I'll be using any weaknesses in oilers to take an opportunity for topping up.

Https://maritime-executive.com/article/report-russia-is-providing-targeting-data-to-houthis-for-attacks-on-ships

Https://eutoday.net/russia-will-arm-the-houthis-by-askold-s-lozynskyj/

Https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20241028-houthis-conduct-military-exercises-on-red-sea-coast/

Israel’s strikes on Iran reportedly hit air defence systems protecting energy sites.

It ain't over yet..

Iran stating it has a duty to respond to overnight attacks by Israel. Did you honestly think it wouldn't?

J P Morgan goes overweight on tlw with a price target of 50p

Fdm what did you tell them?

Not Begbies fault just look at the FTSE aim all share compared to the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 over this past 6 months, the former is down as much as they others are up.

Beg is certainly not a turd in my opinion and I agree there may be a great buying in price but not until after the Reeves budget. When a labour government says it'll tax more, spend more and at the same time borrow more the repercussions are government bonds will tumble as no-one will want them and what then!!!

Yeah getting by so called pro business labour government here's a wee quote from one of many articles on the removal of the AIM tax relief..

“Pulling the reliefs would likely leave the market with less liquidity than a sieve in the Sahara,” said Hyett.

Unfortunately AIM market is getting shafted by Rachel Reeves so it doesn't make much difference..

EPS shall be upward rising going forward now the government rate relief has gone with normal rates being applied for 2024/2025.

From two weeks ago makes this a rip roaring buy.

"The poor state of the economy hasn’t been bad for everyone, as insolvency litigation financing firm Manolete Partners has returned to profit thanks to the withdrawal of government support for failing businesses during the pandemic.

The AIM-listed company reported an operating profit of £2.5m for the financial year to 31 March, up from a loss of £3.1m in the year before."

I'll still be here waiting for a takeover/buyout, bound to be on the cards especially at these levels..

It's the weakening demand for oil going forward that's the issue, it'll take something epic for pog to recover imho.

As Ruth Gregory, deputy chief UK economist, said ' the good news kept coming this week ' but suggested the underlying picture may not be 'as strong as it looks'.