Eg if I want to open a burger bar and I open it in a low footfall area that has vegans and health conscious people as the majority but the rent only costs me £200 per month compared to the unit that costs me £2000 per month outside a football stadium in the town centre - I know one is going to bring more clientele over the other naturally. But if I can’t afford the upfront cost of the high footfall unit and I don’t think the low footfall unit will bring enough to make a living and I couldn’t get a business loan / investment because of no turnover history, I would need to continue working another job to fund it, I may then decide at the moment it’s not worth the risk and have not opened the worlds greatest burger bar franchise.
2026-08-19 17:56:37
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Jayce Games :
EV... I thought it was cars. but yes. I do think junior oil and gas shares are good value now on AiM. we've had decades of ESG and underinvestment. with the bottle neck in the Hormuz Straits persisting, the chickens will come home to roost! TLW, ENQ, KIST, AXL, AET, PTAL etc. sorry for the plug mike, hope its allowed!
2026-08-22 06:08:44
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Capitan Costello :
The answer is no! Besos would not be successful without the money
2026-08-19 17:46:24
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Droog Janus 💚 :
Incremental gains!
2026-08-20 07:27:40
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haroonmaroon :
electric vehicles
2026-08-20 11:52:21
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