UK 18:38 Friday, 23 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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Shareholders in AIM casino listed Beacon Hill Resources (BHR) were almost wiped out yesterday and may still face total wipeout. Who is to blame? What can shareholders so? What should they do? I am sorry but I can offer little comfort here in a podcast on this matter. But I should say that the auditors (BDO) and board have a few questions to answer
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wildrides
wise words as ever from Tom .
As a former holder a while ago I sincerely pass my condolences to current share holders …….. loyalty can be a very cruel master indeed . Put it down to part of your 10,000 hours to become expert at investing , dust yourself down and move on . Its so hard not to become emotionally involved in a company via your shareholding , but do try your hardest to avoid it ………….. thats the key to making money from shares …….. any emotional involvement spells future disaster . You need to be emotionally free to wield the knife early on if required .
May your next trade recover your losses .