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Athelney Trust – even Warren Buffett had to start somewhere

Any readers of my articles will know I have a major dislike of subscale investment companies but I must admit that I have a soft spot for Athelney Trust (ATY) due to a particular similarity with Berkshire Hathaway.

By Cynical Bear | Published 2016-03-30 00:16:01 |

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TOM5 Nov 2026

fixed now, sorry p45 for me

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: rates up, fear not they will have to be slashed

TOM5 Nov 2026

p45 for tw. fixed now

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: rates up, fear not they will have to be slashed

WELL INFORMED5 Nov 2026

What an excellent diatribe against a stupid cow who seems to know fuck all about the real world, just like most MP's but most certainly Labour ones. That was the ultimate insult from her - odious in the extreme. Maybe she'd like to donate a percentage of her fat taxpayer-funded salary to help keep the pub going and give the guy a well-earned break? I won't hold my breath though.

If you are in Banff in Jockland go and buy a drink at the Seafield Arms

WELL INFORMED5 Nov 2026

Schiff is one of the genius's along with Alasdair Macleod, Michael Oliver, and Andrew Maguire. Every word spot on there, it's going to be a very interesting and profitable 2027 for gold, silver and miners, and for those that hold and accumulate them - especially at these current levels.

Peter Schiff on the growing bull case for gold: tell me why he is wrong post mid terms

BEARISHBULL5 Nov 2026

Think you've forgotten to attach - not showing up on my Android feed either.

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: rates up, fear not they will have to be slashed

ENTERNAMEHERE5 Nov 2026

There’s no link to the bearcats ;-)

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: rates up, fear not they will have to be slashed

BOGGO5 Nov 2026

I wasn't suggesting that the Iran War was the cause of 5% inflation more a contributory factor. The reverse Causation argument would suggest that more money has to be printed to cover the increased cost of oil

My 10 year old son totally floors our local Labour MP on economics

COLORBLIND865 Nov 2026

Tom - spot on. Everything points to one route now. Yes holding Gold has been painful but I think the Iran war was just a blip on the trajectory which would have seen 6k Gold this year. They are all blaming Iran for inflation from the Fed to the BOE. Any further rate rises means bankruptcy for the state mechanism. It's over and Gold will move sharply as that becomes an inevitable conclusion.

Peter Schiff on the growing bull case for gold: tell me why he is wrong post mid terms

TOM5 Nov 2026

inflation is caused by printing more money. that oil is ow 95$ having been $70 pre iran is not the casiuse of 5% inflation nope. MV = PT!!!

My 10 year old son totally floors our local Labour MP on economics

DUCKnDIVE5 Nov 2026

Hard to believe that the Avenging Eagle wrote this in such a reasonable tone. It is certainly true that no individual products, including Zenakine, were flagged up but since Croda are still promoting Zenakine like a PT Barnum miracle cure all over the world, the chances are that it is contributing to a stellar Croda performance. We won't see much of it in Skins' imminent FY25/26 results of course but will hopefully get some positive guidance for 26/27. You are certainly right that we need some forward guidance on Croda if Skins want to attract new investors.Notwithstanding your suspicions (and mine) about the June 2025 placing, no wrongdoing has been uncovered by the independent forensic investigation so nothing to see here.Cash is tight but the company has recently reconfirmed via its IR Desk that the chairman's cash runway assurances and the unexpected uplift in Q1 revenues still hold true. We have to wait a couple of weeks to find out how she has done it.The company has also confirmed to me that notwithstanding their Croda agreement, Skins directors are free to buy shares. They wrote:The existence of the ongoing contract confidentiality (not strictly speaking an 'NDA') with Croda never was a factor preventing the Directors from buying shares; it was more to do with ongoing negotiations with other potential partners that was the perceived deterrent. Any issue now around Directors buying shares will be whether we are in a close period in the run up to the full year results.That doesn't mean they are going to, of course, but my guess is that they will.The current SP is meaningless as Skins drifts towards the FY results. There appears to be a forced seller muddying the water again as a few Skinheads dive in on the back of Croda's news.

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