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Shortly they'll be buying at a premium. If you did your own research don't try to be a smart ar..e

Up we go again. Now the question is not "if" but "when" we will break £1

Good for us then, isn't it?

Time for small top up after yesterday's drop on "profit-takers". £8m market cap vs £4.5m annual revenue from just one contract gives clear clue about future sp.

Sp 14p. Someone in the morning was right.

Apparently it's still off the radar. Good time to "take a punt" while it's quiet. Do you remember Domino's pizza (dom) a few years back?

With its market cap of just £9m vs. potential for sure.

It's been on my radar since May 2020 and I patiently waited for the best moment to buy in. Onwards & upwards.

New contract. So, it's starting, as expected . Very nice.

There we go, as expected.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/tin-price

That's the most interesting part ( for us):
Flying aeroplanes, or even building them, isn’t the only way to make money from air travel. Even those airlines that decide to upgrade their fleet still need to make sure that their aeroplanes are regularly maintained to a very high standard. Indeed, Aviva’s Giles Parkinson notes that since cutting corners in this area can lead to disaster, airlines are willing to pay large sums of money to ensure that any problems are spotted immediately and that spare parts have a high degree of reliability. As a result, the handful of companies permitted by regulators to carry out checks can make a lot of money from their captive customer base.

Another niche area likely to receive more attention from all part of the industry in the future is hygiene. In the past, price-conscious consumers were willing to accept that they would be exposed to other people’s germs, with catching the occasional cold or flu considered as much a fact of travel as jet lag.

However, Covid-19 has changed all that, with airlines forced radically to increase their level of cleanliness, says Frank Holmes. The last time he flew on a plane he was pleasantly surprised by the fact that it was “cleaner than any supermarket”. Already the big manufacturers, such as Boeing and Airbus, are working on systems to improve the quality of recycled air. I look at the best ways to invest in the airline industry’s future in the box below.

Wow. Is it ATM's all time high now?

After some time out of VEL I'm back in. With its £7m market cap the company is very well positioned to "after-covid" economy. Worth reading:
https://reader.moneyweek.com/2021/04/21/cover-story-211/pugpig_index.html

"Looks like Our time to shine is edging nearer." (again) bbr391

Correct. As I said in my previous posts those new restaurants (nearly 60) will reopen on 15th May (oficial news) which means extra revenue and profit.

Stop constantly deramping with no reason CHRI SS. It's getting boring and annoying.

Can you elaborate?

" Is it correct, no new own stores in last 12 months?"
https://www.pizzadominium.pl/lokale

We're up today which is in line with our potential. £40k+ placing vs £21m+ market cap will hardly affect it. Onwards and upwards. UK will have its own, "hot"resources without any need of import.