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As so often, the actual spread is lower.

Up +145% now.

Been here for a while, sitting and waiting. The past few RNSs have been pointing to significant action for some time.

It's a huge +100% premium.

Here she blows 🌋

Good RNS. This company is quietly making moves.

America is an incredible place. S&P500 is up +30% since April.

Britain is self-loathing and self-destructing. Very sad to watch the decline. Aberdeen has become a slum town, while petro Norway gets rich beyond its wildest dreams. Blackpool is long a slum town, sitting on 1 trillion barrels of untapped shale. Grangemouth refinery is gone, jobs lost. London has lost Anglo American to Canada. The UK oil, gas, shale and minerals industry is in self-destructing freefall. Very sad to watch.

Bloom nailed it. The EU has become a pseudo-communist bloc of fading nations, drowning in bureaucracy, from perma-recession Germany to parliament-collapsing France to AI-failing Italy. While the US races ahead, China jockeys for second spot, and India and Russia have a newfound confidence, the EU just looks like a knackered old nag, ready for the Findus beefburger factory.

UK global and EU total exports have soared from £500b in 2015 (before Brexit) to £900b in 2025 (after Brexit), an all-time record high, and overtaking France in 2022 to become the world's 4th largest exporter, and the world's no.1 services net exporter in 2023. Brexit has given the UK its export confidence back.

Passport gates are also a major Brexit bonus. Not having to queue with the EU masses, often getting a dedicated UK gate, such as the Spanish Islands, has made passport control much faster and smoother for UK citizens.

More exports for companies, less passport queues for people. Brexit is looking good.

This is why the London stockmarket is dying on its a*se. UK investors lack confidence, they get a weird kick from talking companies down, and don't understand how building a firm works, from seeding to funding to scaling to acquiring. London in the past decade or so has become one of the least-sophisticated investor markets on Earth. You can see why everyone wants to list in New York, not London. Some say ALRT is the new Palantir. If this were listed in NY, it'd already be at a $1b unicorn valuation. Not messing about at the £10-30m level.

Talk now of an emergency Budget or crisis Budget, in Sep or Oct -- before the official state Budget on Nov 26, 2025. Bond markets are rushing to panic. They may not wait until Nov. Borrowing costs are spinning out of control. We are living thru economic terror 😕

... "A government floundering around with no clear direction after a year"...

Wish folks would stop spreading that myth. It gives Labour a get-out card. Like, somehow, it's all a big accident and a jolly jape. But it's not. It's planned and deliberate Marxism. We're living thru stealth communism. The deliberate over-taxing of the bourgeoisie and their children (private schools), the deliberate appropriation of their assets (86% inheritance tax), the introduction of digital ID to usher in social credit scores (like communist China). Look at what Labour do, not what they say. And what they're doing is rolling out Marxist ideology as fast as humanly possible. Starmer and Reeves are just Corbyn without a beard. It is astonishing how few people understand what has happened!

The craziest thing of all is that the UK gives Norway £10-20b of cash a year, for oil and gas imports, from (basically) the same North Sea oilfields thar Scotland owns. The Norwegians, behind closed doors, must be laughing their heads off. Even crazier, Aberdeen, the fuel capital of Europe, is being deliberately wound down and impoverished and forced into recession, while diverting that same and unavoidable UK business to Oslo. It's beyond nuts. And it's a sign "democracy" in the UK is broken. Nobody in Aberdeen voted for self-inflicted decline and poverty.

You're paying 10 quid to buy £876 of shares?! That's nuts.

This is (precisely) why the London stockmarket has lost its global status, and why AIM is fading to irrelevance. The whole point of a stockmarket listing is to "raise cash". Then, when a company "raises cash", naive and unsophisticated UK "investors" flood onto messaging boards to talk the company down and whine they should not be "raising cash". It's beyond pathetic. It's (precisely) why London and AIM are dying on their a*se.

It's a fairly small order. The UK imports £10b of Norway's oil and gas about every 100-200 days (at the expense of Scotland). Norway is importing £10b of UK warships over 10-20 years. In the wider scheme of things, it's not big deal for Norway.

Great to see the UK today score a huge £10b warship export deal with Norway. Meanwhile, UK and Europe's arms factories are now expanding at *triple* the normal rate of growth, adding 7 million square-feet of new development in under 3 years. The defence industry is on a war footing. Growth is epic. Govts are spending big on hardware and software. That's a very strong tailwind for ALRT.

https://www.ft.com/content/ce617187-43ed-4bec-aebf-b1b346c4cfb1

https://news.sky.com/story/norway-to-buy-five-british-warships-in-deal-worth-10bn-13422597

UK needs to get its skates on and stockpile 1 million drones. Ukraine gets thru a 1,000 war-drones a day. Russia is already flying spy-drones over Eastern Germany. The drone threat (opportunity) is huge, and getting bigger. Good trend for ALRT and Whitespace and their Collective OS to tap into.

Just buy US stocks. Stay clear of the UK for now. Labour's purge of economic terror has only just begun. Many more years to come. Nvidia this week, just one single US stock, is bigger than the entire UK economy of 75 million population, and it traded 16 times more shares on Wall Street in one day than the entire FTSE 100 of a hundred different companies. The US is just on a whole nother level. That's where it's at.