UK 14:50 Sunday, 8 November 2026
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Hello Share Perishers. When choosing a company which you really want to pay its way then you need one that is very, very likely to make more money year by year. Just one year when profits are not as happy as the one before is a warning sign. One British success story that is expected to accelerate profits from now in is Arm Holdings (ARM).
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wildrides
The Jackdaw “lemming” fledgling is back safely in the nest and its mother has returned to feed it ………success ……… saved from months of hand rearing and teaching it Toms swear word vocabulary ……… phew , thats a relief . Funny thing is the mother bird came and inspected it several times whilst it was on the ground but did not feed it at all . Infact it looked like it might predate it . The fledgling crawled under a plant and stayed quiet as though it knew it was in danger . However as soon as it was back in the nest normal mothering instinct took over and both parents resumed bringing the fledgling tasty morsels ……… quite odd nature .
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Malcolm
Before, Tom starts hitting you with the naughty stick for promoting such an outrageously “expensive” share……. lets hope he ain’t noticed that other proverbial overpriced stock, Diageo is storming ahead this morning, too…… otherwise your in really big trouble, buddy!