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Along with ‘e-banking’ that was going to change the face of banking and ‘e-tailing’ the face of shopping, ‘e-learning’ was going to change the face of learning. And, to be fair, it has. The trouble is e-learning has not made much money for shareholders. I still ...

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A New Issue With an Interesting Long-term Growth Story

It’s very exciting. I’m almost ready with my new report – you should have it in your inbox inside the next week – and I think you’re going to love it. It’s the best shot at making good money from small cap shares we’ve had in a long, long time. Most of my waking ...

Professor Roundabout is Troubled

Having left Professor Roundabout last week to the tender mercies of Dr Susan Swings, it was no surprise to see a change in his demeanour when I bumped into him on Oakthorpe station. ‘It is alarming. Really very troubling,’ he began. ‘Of course one never knows what ...

AIM Companies Have Been Dropping Out Of The index

As Professor Roundabout and I both remarked in Monday’s Penny Sleuth, the complacency of those officials at the London Stock Exchange charged with running the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) seems quite unshakeable. That the market has lost more than half of ...

Calling All Dairy Farmers

With a little bit of hard work, I’m discovering some outstanding candidates for the new “bounceback” report I’m working on. In fact, the shortlist I had is fast becoming a long list. That’s a sign of just how indiscriminate the recent panic-selling has been… and ...

Professor Roundabout Attends the AIM Conference

‘I wouldn’t have thought it possible,’ said Professor Roundabout with a derisive chuckle, ‘that the two representatives of the London Stock Exchange could get through their presentations on the Alternative Investment Market without mentioning that ...

Oil : Where Now Is The Tipping Point?

BY TOM BULFORD News that Royal Dutch Shell is to halt development of its vast Canadian tar sands project is a sign of changing times in the oil industry - and one that will not be well received at the AIM-listed provider of data to the oil industry, ...

Penny Share Profits in the Book Trade?

My quest for dividend paying shares to provide income for my rapidly receding retirement took me to London’s Commercial Road, a street as dreary as its name suggests. There I found myself in a room lined from floor to ceiling with books. But confronting me across ...

The Next Big Thing

‘The Next Big Thing’. How many times have you read that before? Several, I imagine. But this is not just my headline writer suffering from a crisis of creative confidence. It is, with a slight variation, lifted from the agenda of next week’s AIM conference, to ...

Returning to the Bahamas

My American neighbours have just returned from a brief visit to the States. They report that the price of a gallon of petrol over there has fallen from $4 to $2.80. Would that we had seen a reduction of the same scale in this country! Of course, we haven’t because ...

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