Small and micro cap investor. I try to know every investible company in the nether regions of the UK market. Manage and consult on investments
Welwyn Garden City, England
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Haven't seen a better set-up for an IPO than Tek4 #TEK4 for a while; not surprised it's flying
Just be careful with south facing examples having openings of more than 2 sqm, per regulations on acceptable thermal capture
00's were boom times, 10's had capacity for borrowing at negative rates... a lot of shoulda woulda coulda
Usually combined with dithering about decisions which may be subject to precisely the same navel gazing in 20 years
"If we hadn't spent the money when we got the money, and instead we saved that money, we would have more money now"
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Britain’s missing sovereign wealth fund… Treasury officials have modelled that had the UK done what Norway did with North Sea revenues, there would be a £1 trillion fund…
As Chancellor sets up Energy Wealth Fund, a look at the long historical argument about where the oil windfall went, including from interviews with those who have run Norways $2.4 trillion fund, now the biggest in the world, filled from the proceeds of the same North Sea.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm4g…
It's interesting - likewise, when I've done this it's been super when I've looked back 3 years later and done an avg. return.
Typically some disgusting pain in the middle in some names, and whether you would've/could've held or traded the basket appropriately is the crux...
This is chef kiss blackmail tbh, 10/10
Revealed: Ongoing uncertainty about water industry regulation risks triggering a sector-wide ratings downgrade which would add up to £40 to customers' bills across the country, according to David Henderson, chief executive of the lobby group, Water UK. news.sky.com/story/water-bil…
#IGR you love to see it.. CFO and CEO joining and making substantial equity investments
I've never been to Peckham Rye but I imagine it's £44m on planning consultancy & £1m on a makeshift metal ramp
... but with none of the actual direction. It's an economy obsessed with telling people what they can't do (see: building literally anything) but totally incapable of any expression of what we want to be doing, collectively, and what we want to encourage
What we have at the moment feels to me like the worst of all worlds - over-regulated business, tidal waves of shitty, costly legislation, dysfunctional capital markets - perhaps looking like a caricature of a poorly run leftist economy...
It's a sign of the times that, despite my indoctrination, I'd be perfectly willing to accept a pretty heavy handed program regarding state direction of capital if it got us out of this sticky morass
Coming back to this late but I don't disagree. The Americans, for all their yee-hawing, are quite willing to be heavy handed with respect to direction of capital. Britain often looks aimless and strategy-less