So as the New Year approaches, let’s have a look back as everyone does this time of year. Who won, who lost? Who made money, and who messed up?Well of all the UK listed shares, Petrel Resources won. It was up over 1500%. It helps it’s a high...
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4th May 2024 | Updated at 08:11pm 4th May 2024
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