UK 22:19 Friday, 23 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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In this short end of week podcast I look at the issue of sub critical mass companies on the AIM casino starting with Hunter Resources but en passant looking again at the POS enterprises that are Tern and Touchstone Gold. I look at housebuilders, Qihang Equiment and the three remaining Fuijian Norfolks: Camkids, China Chaintek and Jiasen
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Jonathan
How to make money out of the NHS:
Work for it.
Well above average income for all employees when compared to private market.
Well above average pension for all employees when compared to private market.
Guaranteed pay rise every year, just for still being there, until you reach the top of your pay grade. Even then, they get minimum 1% per year pay rise… compared to earnings static or declining for comparative jobs in private market.