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The older I get the better I understand the modern investor…piles in after reading a one paragraph article in a tabloid regarding a company they’ve never even heard of on the hope of quick news, possibly using dangerous gearing, then has to sell when news doesn’t transport or rather ‘fit’ with their short term-ism approach to life, kind of a metaphor for modern Britain really…
Just read again in another article that as the economic situation becomes harder for the proles a strange dichotomy occurs…the luxury brands just carry on doing well, regardless, this applies to brands such as Bentley all the way to high end hotels and luxury catering and luxury mixer drinks, I made the last item up - but here’s to feeling confident.
I don’t know what to think about fundraisings anymore, I mean, how does an ambitious company expand otherwise? What do investors expect? All I’ll be looking for is directors suddenly driving Porches whilst the company they’re building is still unproven and loss making. Rhetorical questions.