UK 05:58 Saturday, 19 September 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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Shares in Solgold (SOLG) raced ahead by 43% on Friday. But has anyone looked at the balance sheet and cashflow statements? It is just totally out of cash. All the money's gone. The RNS trail, is ramptastic and SP Angel (BTW what has happened to Mkango you scumbags) is bound to roger PIs with a post pump dump of a placing within days. This, and the idea that West Ham are the new Brazil and that all rugby players are homosexuals, is discussed in today's podcast.
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Comments
Drunken Sailor
Goudron is a world class asset, according to a certain Aussie share ramper. Hammers may not be Brazil, but even on their off days they are better than Goudron
Geoff
Can I forward to you my correspondence with Richard Chase ? If so email address req.
GARY
I think you are somewhat over egging the pudding with the number of times you used the phrase ‘over egging the pudding’ , Tom.