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Just over a week ago at the 2024 AIM Awards self-indulgent beanfeast (Oops I mean, ‘bringing of the unique AIM global community together to celebrate the remarkable achievements of resilient and innovative companies listed on AIM’, natch!), it was the “Diversity Champion Award” for Kooth plc (KOO). I’ve noted that already an award nomination has proven a counter-indicator – and that has been particularly so with the “Diversity Champion” category history. Already shares in Kooth closed the day of the self-indulgent beanfeast (Oops, I’ve done it again!), at 288p having closed at 345p as recently as in September and 318p as recently as 7th October. With all that, what about a now intra-day (also ominous!) “Update on Pennsylvania pilot contract” announcement?
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