Month: March 2016

March 25, 2016

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@conkers3 @HTVIOLA @GoLeftMassa @marxnd @NicTrades @claudiohfox @slarratt1 @Toro_AIM @Belcourtoi @philjoakley @Financial_Orbit @GaryNTrader @stealthsurf @sunsuneti1 @RobinWinterton With #DDDD many years of negative EBIT and strongly negative momentum, not one that would have come under my radar but as ever, there are many successful approaches to investing that can secure a +ve return: well done to all who prospered.👍

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Isobel sheldon, CSO Britishvolt @IsobelSheldon44·

17 Sep

Rapid progress is always satisfying

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Hardman & Co @HardmanandCo·

17 Sep

$BEGB Begbies Traynor AGM trading update (Since FY results 28 July). strong financial performance, growth in revenue & earnings reflecting org growth & contribution from acquisitions. Confident of delivering market expectations. Driven by business recovery & fin advisory.

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Historic Nottingham 🕍@nottmhistory·

17 Sep

George John Scipio Africanus (1763–1834) West African former slave, became successful entrepreneur in #Nottingham ,his blue plaque on Victoria St outside of the Major Oak pub. Also, his grave and plaque can be found in the grounds at @StMarysNotts

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15 Sep

True dat 💯

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Month: March 2016

When it comes to website building – more expensive isn’t always better