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You need to be aware that cryptos have been around for well over a decade, are now a $2 trillion industry, and will very soon be larger than the entire UK economy.

Bitcoin alone has grown an astonishing 5,000,000%.

Possibly the greatest growth story in the history of mankind.

The value in crypto is gambling.

Around 99% of trades worldwide today are speculation (gambling).

There are 10k coins to gamble on, 24hrs a day.

The buzz of the bet.

Available every minute of every weekday and weekend.

An amazing gambler's paradise.

"Why not use an online gambling site, where the games are more fun, then?"

1. Gambling games in the giants US, China and India are (mostly) banned, restricted, or niche.

2. Gambling games lack the "social" element of crypto. You cannot post how that Egyptian Pyramids game is about to "bounce off the 200EMA line next week" and get 1000 likes on Reddit.

3. Gambling sites in the UK, like Ladbrokes etc., are for old people in flat caps and council houses... Cryptos are enhanced digital coins for nice young middle-class folk who definitely employ advanced forecasting techniques to spot the optimal entry point for maximal gains.

The beauty of cryptos is that you can gamble on them 24hrs a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Morning, noon, and night. Nobody cares about the lack of substance, poor regulation, or decentralized chaos. All people care about is being able to gamble any time of the day or night. No agonizing wait for the market to open. No panic when the market is about to close. That gnawing anxiety when the bell won't ring again until tomorrow all goes away. Crypto is the ultimate gambling market. Two hundred million gamblers worldwide (and growing) love it.

BT looks a good buy in the 130-160p range.

BT is just too weak to survive on its own. A breakup and selloff, to better-managed foreign rivals, is all but inevitable. Openreach is worth a packet. EE, too.

Worth £2-4 when broken up.

Surely not another pump before another dump!

Someone who "invested" £10,000 of their life savings here in 2001... is today in 2021 left with around £50...

Think about that ;-)

Very sad (and significant) day for London.

No global tech firms of the future want to list... IPOs fading... defence companies flogged away and broken up on the cheap... Euro stocks drifting to Amsterdam... hostile to energy stocks that power our lives... some of the most negative "investors" on Earth relentlessly talk down UK stocks... liquidity drying up... and now the mining giants are fleeing to Asia.

London's days as a top-tier stockmarket are all but over.
London has become a novelty market, like Zurich or Copenhagen :-(

Looks for now like this is getting walked down toward 1p.

However, think some original seed-investors can cash-out from August 2021, so expect to see some pumping here in Jul to Sep. New product pipeline, Beckham visiting the office, that kind of thing. Early (big) investors will want to see the share price pumped up. Could see some good trading opps here in the next few weeks.

Good old prof. He never disappoints.

Always got some new buzzwords lined up...

Today, he has a UAV with flight lines zooming in for KIMs.

There's the pump. Get ready for the dump ;-)

Good to see BT back above 2 quid.

Time now to start breaking up BT and flogging it all off to foreign buyers.

Gotta be worth £3-5 in total.

Sad to see Morrison get taken out. But years of mismanagement have finally caught up with it. The shop is an overpriced, understocked, chaotic, offline fossil.

Feel sorry for frontline staff in the stores. The best days are behind it. The (most likely) American buyers will quickly asset-strip Morrison, quietly slash jobs, pressure remaining employees to work (much) more for less, load the firm up to the gills with debt, and run away with multimillion bonuses.

Also feel sorry for the London Stock Exchange. MRW is yet another big delisting. A flood of delistings, calamitous IPOs, and plunging liquidity... The London market is all but dead.

We're witnessing a collapse in the British retail industry, right before our very eyes. Britain no longer has the wealth or management skills to compete with the best from America or Germany.

UK is going post-retail.

Expect MRW to get taken out at 250-300p.

Tesco, Sainsbury's and M&S will be next to go. They simply don't have the management skills to compete with nimble Amazon or lean Aldi-Lidl.

The AMGO share price has collapsed -97% and some folks still think a good outcome is around the corner...

Never underestimate the relentless hysteria of the leftwing mobs who want to crush capitalist banks and dictate how the lower classes live their lives. They are going to push and push and push the FCA and others for the worst possible outcome for AMGO. A 5-23% compensation deal is not gonna cut it. The reds will want to see more, much more, perhaps doubled or tripled.

AMGO has cash and cashflow, but more compo from here may require more dilution to fund it.

Brace for a rights issue.

The "next update" may well be a dilution at 5p or thereabouts.

Plan A was to pay 5-23% compensation and spend £100-200m per year on refunds.

Plan B could be 20-50% compensation and a need to spend £200-500m per annum on refunds for years to come (like PPI).

This could cost AMGO ~£1 billion when all said and done... For a company with £200m annual revenue.

Ahm oot.

A lot of investors here have been very naïve...

The AMGO board was offering tiny 5-10% compensation, while paying themselves a huge £7,000,000.00 bonus!

Small win for borrowers.
Big win for lenders.

That imbalance was never gonna fly with the virtue-signaling London red Lefties who now control the fate of AMGO.

Will remain on the sidelines for now, and may buy back in if it hits 1p or less.

Amigo could be Amigone!

Super RNS today. Blautix can stop you backing up. Forum here is (suddenly) much more positive.

LBPS (US) closed this evening at its intraday high, a bullish sign. Nice "bowl" starting to form in the chart. America is the key here. They have the money, vision, and enthusiasm. Price targets by analysts and bloggers range from £3 to £40, up from £1 today.

FTSE is back in fashion. Wall Street at record high. Vaccine bounce. Boris vote bounce. SNP has peaked (no indyref). Lockdowns are ending. Foreign holiday feelgood factor is back. UK set for GDP growth record. Online sales remain strong for the young. Middle classes returning to the office in smart casual. Pubs and clubs reopening and you need pulling gear. Summer hols coming and you need new clothes. Highstreet shops booming again for the old. Superdry results halo from yesterday has turbocharged retailers.

So many strong tailwinds for TED.
Looks ready to test the 250-300p range.

Lumber futures in Chicago this week are +400% higher than normal and sit at an all-time record. Input inflation for construction is almost out control.

As of a few minutes ago, 5 of the top 10 biggest risers today in the whole US market are medical stocks. Bodes well for 4D. Bio stocks (non-Covid) are coming back into fashion.

The charts suggest AMGO is overbought (after doubling in a month). To be expected. The 20p line is the next big test.

Back to 4D...

This NatGeo article is a good background read on using the gut microbiome to prevent or reverse health problems. The field is starting to get mainstream coverage.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/microbes-in-your-gut-may-be-new-recruits-in-the-fight-against-viruses