UK 03:29 Monday, 19 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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Hello Campers: I wrote a few days ago about my stroke of luck with our shares in Signet (SIG), the big jewellery outfit.
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wildrides
didnt they come out of Ratners many moons ago ? if so they have come along way since Gerald Ratners infamous Prawn Sandwich gaff !
wildrides
Just had a look at the 5 year chart out of interest ……Wow what a stonker 500 in 2009 to 5000 now . You picked a blinder there Malcolm . I could do with a few like that . Have not had one with a chart like that since genus plc went from a couple of quid to 14 quid . Sadly its in decline now since the CEO responsible retired.
Malcolm Stacey
Yes, it was Ratners, Wilders. All that glitters (in shop windows) is apparently gold after all.