u/Manjet10

#BZT 0.15p, £30M Market Cap: Producing copper this quarter, huge profit projection. Market valuation is absolutely tiny for what they have. My target is a £250M market value, so over 1.00p a share. Read more here about it: https://thatstocksguy.substack.com/p/bezant-resources-73f

#ANGS 0.20p, £16M Market Cap: Gas production ramping up, stategic UK gas asset and revenue surging due to a higher gas price. Remaining debt servicing has ramped up significantly. My target is a £100M mcap and over 2p a share.

#ORCP 0.040p, £7M Market Cap: JV partner in Australia about to produce gold soon and revenue then flows into ORCP. Plus they are keen to sell major coal assets. My target is a £50M mcap and over 0.20p a share.

#NFX 0.14p, £3.5M Market Cap. Having secured FDA and EMA approvals for their research drug they are now anticipated to announce a major licencing deal and further clinical studies. My target is a £50m market cap and over 2.00p a share.

#AFP 2.00p, £10M Market Cap: Definitive agreement for building a copper mine about to execute which injects $60million investment into the company shortly. My target is a £100M mcap and around 20p a share.

How have they not been caught?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0l29jg3lllo

About 200 traffic light detector units have been vandalised across Cambridgeshire since the May bank holiday weekend, with most incidents concentrated in Cambridge city, a council has said.

Detector units identify vehicles and pedestrians waiting at junctions, allowing traffic lights to respond to real‑time demand.

Cambridgeshire County Council said the units had been "deliberately vandalised through the cutting of their cables".

Cambridgeshire Police confirmed it was investigating the incidents.

The council said the equipment played "a vital role in keeping traffic moving safely and efficiently", as when damaged, "traffic lights revert to a fixed‑time setting, leading to increased congestion and delays for everyone".
Detector units at about 50 locations had been targeted, the majority of which were in Cambridge, on Cherry Hinton Road, Perne Road, Mill Road, Milton Road, Coldham's Lane and others in Fen Ditton and Horningsea.

A crossing outside Park Primary School in Histon, which used sensors to allow large groups of children to cross safely, was also targeted.

Hi there is a white cat that I spotted yesterday evening roaming around Turing Way in Eddington and again this morning.

Reasons why I think it's a stray/abandoned/escaped cat:

*It has no collar / visible tag

*Its face appears a bit bruised

*It's walking in a slow and meandering way

*Not common to see outdoor cats around here (first I've seen)

It appears friendly but also doesn't want to get close and begins walking away if you approach it. I tried to feed it some dry cat food and moved well away but it wouldn't eat.

Unforutantely I have to leave Cambridge and so I will have to give up my potential rescue mission today, but if you are in the area and spot it then perhaps it might be worth a look to see if it could do with a helping hand.

Thanks.