Weekly dispatches

British banknote producer De La Rue is officially earmarked for a break-up and sale. The stock should gain 40-60% over the next 12 months.

Plans for air taxis at the Paris Olympics were scrapped. Could this be the point of maximum pessimism for eVTOL stocks?

London-listed information provider ADVFN is a murky micro-cap which could rise by 100x.

San Francisco is a global symbol for “progressive” policies leading to an urban hellscape. Is now the time for contrarians to dip in?

Ukrainian President Zelensky seems open to direct peace talks with Russia. Which stocks could benefit from a potential reconstruction boom?

Little-known Helios Underwriting is a clever back-door entry to the lucrative Lloyd’s insurance market.

The remote Falkland Islands are about to give the go-ahead for oil production. Two London-listed companies will benefit mightily.

The Sark Property Company will shortly release its deck for a Series A funding round. Here’s what’s been going on behind the scenes.

Two days of nonstop fact-finding in and around Copenhagen. Here is what you’ve missed.

Genuinely original, outside-the-box investment ideas from the bi-continental inaugural Weird Shit Investing conference – all wrapped up in a free manual.

Myanmar’s civil war seems to be taking a turn. Singapore-listed Yoma Strategic offers exposure to this crisis investing situation.

Merging the stock exchanges of Chile, Colombia and Peru has created an interesting, little-noticed new stock, Holding Bursátil Regional (“NUAM”).