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Yes, the pivot to shipping container trackers is a game-changer. They're growing +100% a year. TRAC is now a high-growth leader in global smart ships. The debt issue is being improved, and there's another big order on the horizon. Growth up, revenue up, cashflow up. The waves of bad news in 2022-2024 are being replaced by waves of good and better news in 2025.

The CHP shareprice chart bowled up nicely, today. Closed at its daily high. A bullish sign 👍

Revolut Bank, which also targets SMEs, was revalued at £35b when it got granted a UK banking licence in 2024. Challenger banks now account for 60% of all new UK SME bank loans nationwide in 2025. AlbaCo (bank) only has to chip a tiny 0.5% off the UK SME bank loan market, and it's got itself a £1b business.

Anyone still here?

Chart is bowling up nicely for a strong close to the day.

This could reopen up anywhere between (the equivalent of) 1p and 10p. Let's see.

Today's RNS is here. TRAC has finally turned cashflow-positive.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/t42-iot-tracking-solutions-npv--trac/2024-final-results-/8951924

Good results for 2024. Even better outlook for 2025. This looks vastly undervalued, at just a tiny £1m marcap.

Looks way undervalued here, with significant upside potential.

Gotta be honest, that's absolutely cr*p branding. What on Earth is "Pr1bit"?! Hard to read, hard to say, hard to spell, hard to remember. Only a British company could innovate a good AI Bitcoin payment platform, then give it such a bad brand-name 🙄

Whoever was pumping this has hit the jackpot...

Worse (much worse) than the rampers and derampers are the self-appointed forum police who can't control their urges to take charge of everyone and think they have the right to control what other people say or cannot say. The control freaks are always the worst ones 👍

..."Sorry, when a book is weak a book is weak"...

Lol.

BMV is up +725% in 1 month. It's just about the best-performing share anywhere on planet Earth.

Starting to feel like a 100-bagger.

Good interims. Losses narrowed. Loss per share reduced by -24%. Costs under better control.

If you take the PPI mortgage scandal as a benchmark, and assume it began around 2004 (when the Guardian first started reporting loudly on it), and assume it ended with the official claim deadline from the FCA of 2019, then you're looking at a -75% collapse in the LLOY share price. That's an absolute worst-case scenario for the DCA car-loan scandal.

Of course, any drop (or rise) in the LLOY share price due to the DCA car-loan scandal will depend on the overall size of the FCA ruling in H2 2025. The bigger the payout, the further the shares will fall. The smaller the payout, the further the shares will rise.

Perhaps one way of looking at it is to allocate a -1% shareprice fall for every £1b of overall total payout "fine" levied by the FCA ruling. So, a £5b payout will make the LLOY shareprice fall -5%, while a £50b payout will drive a -50% fall in LLOY.

* Big payout = big fall

* Mid payout = mid fall

* Small payout = small fall

* No payout = small rise

Scenario planning...

* £0b payout = +5% rise

* £5b payout = -5% fall

* £15b payout = -15% fall

* £50b payout = -50% fall

All the above is opinion and speculation. Dyor, etc.

Good trading update. Revenue up in H1 2025, profit up (a lot), and debt improvement on the way for H2 2025. Shares are now up +90% in 2 months. A lot of ups 😉

How to make a £1m TV advert -- for just £2k, and a -99.8% reduction in costs.

If you work in advertising, you need to start polishing up your CV 👍

https://www.aol.com/chaotic-kalshi-ad-during-nba-173937695.html

Posted the same on here a few weeks ago. Means-tested winter fuel allowance (MT-WFA) is almost certainly the first step on the road to a means-tested state pension (MT-SP) and a means-tested wealth tax (MT-WT). Once these things start, they never stop. You initiate the quiet march of "tax creep" and it's the no.1 best method for ushering in Marxist taxation by evolution (not revolution). You boil the tax frog. Step 1 is to means-test a small bit of WFA, step 2 will means-test a medium bit, then step 3 will means-test most of it. Ditto for the state pension -- test a little bit, then a medium bit, then most of it. Within 5-15 years, without most voters noticing (or understanding), the state pension will have been means-tested away to a fraction of its former size.

Lloyds Living (Citra) seems to have around 10k rental properties in 2025, targeting 50k by 2030. Lloyds is soon to be one of the UK's biggest landlords. In today's Bolshevik Britain of envy politics and wealth confiscation, that's a somewhat risky strategy.

https://www.ft.com/content/e9dc9617-f059-4de6-b43a-d5e9978d8c0b