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Generally I tend to stay away from the really tiny AIM shares, but recently one has caught my eye that I think has potential. Unlike many of the popular ones with a market cap of sub-£10 million, this isn’t some oil or mining company promising the earth with some old license no one else wants, or an investment shell company.
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wildrides
Nice one Gary ……… might just have a small tipple here. Indeed.
We must of course remind readers not to have a tipple and then get in their :-
CARS , da , da, da , dum , da , da ,da , dum , da ,da,da, dum , CARS……………………………
You will be humming it all day now ………. just like Rountrees fruit pastilles …………. all you can do is chew !
Gary Newman
Wildrides,
It does look an interesting one with good potential – and makes a nice change that they aren’t reliant on drilling a hole in the ground and finding something of value!
I think it could get a boost by the various approvals going through, but the real value will be from sales and the level they can be increased to, and revenue/profit generated from them once everything is up and running in the US and all the products are available there.
I never realised before that the US were such a large consumer of gin – certainly the biggest in the world when it comes to premium quality ones (I think the Philippines may consume more on some technicality, but the US is a bigger importer in terms of value).
Gary