UK 21:42 Friday, 23 October 2026
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Beaufort Securities was a sponsor of UK Investor Show and has already signed up as a sponsor of UK Investor Show 2016 and the November 2015 Gold, Bears & Traders conference of which more later. Its small cap analyst Barry Gibb did a presentation on how to pick small cap winners at the 2015 show - a video of which is below.
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Comments
David Russell
Great video but I think you am 100% wrong about Poundland just like the rest who said it was a sell in May 2014 at 287.When we bought in May 2014 and sold half are holding in Feb 2015 at 398. I would say that I hope to see Poundland above 450 in the next 12 months with the roll out of dealz around the globe. I might be wrong but what do I now. I cannot comment on the rest .:)
mark jackson
Not sure about the valuation of fox marble. Last years revenue was around £100k, and they lost around £2million. People are projecting profits of £10million, which would require sales of, say, £20million, it would need a good increase in sales to achieve that in two years, 200 times!!