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Bruce Packard and Mark Simpson discuss two of our most recent additions to our portfolios. UK inflation figures and whether the corresponding market moves are logical or not. We touch on house-builders and building product suppliers. How much investors should pay for quality companies such as Games Workshop?

Other key topics:

Whether it’s better to be in cash or fully invested?

When will inflation peak and the surge in demand for money market funds?

Terry Smith's banned words and phrases.

Discussing placings and right issues; are they buying opportunities or something to avoid?

Timestamps:

1:30 Discussing whether it’s better to be in cash or fully invested.

5:37 Discussing inflation and its impact on the share market.

7:10 Outflows from US banks and Credit Suisse.

7:45 Discussing the rising demand for money market funds.

8:15 Discussing the investment potential of Hargreaves Lansdown (HL).

12:45 Discussing the investment potential of Abrdn (ABDN).

13:50 Terry Smith banned words and phrases.

15:50 Discussing the investment potential of Abrdn (ABDN).

17:30 Interactive Investors, broker research tools and broker execution.

20:50 Companies that use buzzwords as a way of distracting investors.

22:50 Private equity taking over UK small caps.

25:00 Companies deciding to de-list such as iEnergizer (IBPO).

27:10 Discussing the current situation with Kape Technologies (KAPE).

28:20 Discussing Quarto Group (QRT) the book publishing company.

33:00 Discussing the investment potential of Superdry (SDRY)

37:00 Closing thoughts and wrap up.

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Mark & Bruce Resources.

Follow Mark on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DangerCapital

Buy Marks Book Here: http://excellentinvesting.org/

Follow Bruce on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bruce_packard

Visit Bruce’s Blog: https://brucepackard.com/

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Disclaimer: This presentation is for educational purposes only. All opinions and information are for demonstrational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Trading and investing carries a high level of risk and are not right for everyone. If you need financial advice, consult with a regulated financial adviser in your country before making any decisions.

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Mark Simpson and Bruce Packard discuss one of the stand-out companies for Mark last year, TP ICAP (TCAP), whether the computer gaming industry is a value play or value trap covering Team 17 (TM17) and Tiny Build (TBLD). Are companies trading at cash or just below good companies to buy right now?

Mark shares the latest addition to his stock portfolio Luceco (LUCE) who are designers, suppliers & manufacturers of high-quality and efficient LED lighting.

How much research do Mark and Bruce carry out on companies including the metrics they look for as a quality and a deep value investor? Weaved into the conversation there are many more insights covering portfolio management, psychological biases and the challenges facing investors given the rising interest rate environment.

Timestamps:

2:00 Discussing portfolio diversification.

6:15 Discussing current market conditions, inflation, and interest rates.

8:45 Discussing TP ICAP (TCAP).

16:30 Companies trying to convince people they are a technology company.

18:30 Discussing the computer gaming industry.

23:00 Discussing what metrics Mark and Bruce like to look for in good companies.

25:30 Discussing Luceco (LUCE).

29:00 Discussing Tiny Build (TBLD).

32:30 Discussing companies trading at cash or just below.

38:30 Closing thoughts and wrap up.

Thanks for listening,

Mark & Bruce.

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Mark & Bruce Resources.

Mark on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DangerCapital

Buy Marks Book: http://excellentinvesting.org/

Bruce on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bruce_packard

Visit Bruce’s Blog: https://brucepackard.com/

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Welcome to the first episode of The Value Trapped Podcast, the podcast where private investors Bruce Packard and Mark Simpson discuss the UK small to mid-cap share market, including shares they own as well as shares they probably shouldn’t own. Weaved into the conversation will be insightful nuggets of information on portfolio management, stock analysis and the macro landscape for the UK share market.

Mark Simpson has been investing in individual stocks since 2003. Over the last decade, Mark has generated a 19% compound annual return following a Value methodology vs an FTSE All-Share Total Return Index that has returned less than 8% over the same period. He has achieved this out-performance by developing a strategy that plays to his unique strengths and overcomes his weaknesses, in particular finding practical ways to overcome behavioural biases. His book Excellent Investing describes this approach and how investors of all types can generate higher and more consistent returns by developing their own strategy that plays to their strengths and overcomes their weaknesses.

Bruce Packard is a Financial Analyst, and a former equity research analyst who worked in the city specialising in the financial sector. He started his career at Credit Suisse followed by various other banks and stockbroking firms (Pali, Evolution, Seymour Pierce) before leaving, so that he had more freedom to analyse and invest in companies for his own portfolio. In 2008 he predicted the nationalisation of the UK banking industry.

Bruce’s investing style is a low-frequency, buy-and-hold strategy focused on quality. Bruce writes regularly for Share Pad, Money Week and his non-conformist thoughts on his own blog brucepackard.com.

Timestamps:

1:30 Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and the wider banking crisis.

8:55 Sylvania Platinum (SLP) and Tharisa Minerals (THS)

17:54 Arcontech Group (ARC)

22:18 The dark side of share tips and following them blindly.

27:57 Bank of Georgia (BGEO) and the political problems arising in Georgia

34:07 WANdisco (Wand) discussion

38:19 Closing thoughts and wrap up.

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Mark & Bruce Resources.

Mark on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DangerCapital

Buy Marks Book: http://excellentinvesting.org/

Bruce on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bruce_packard

Visit Bruce’s Blog: https://brucepackard.com/

Visit FYR For More Investor Related Podcasts: https://www.fundyourretirement.com/

Disclaimer: This presentation is for educational purposes only. All opinions and information are for demonstrational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Trading and investing carries a high level of risk and are not right for everyone. If you need financial advice, consult with a regulated financial adviser in your country before making any decision

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This time Maynard Paton and Roland Head discuss ITV and the investment potential of commercial television.

Roland owns ITV making his first purchase in 2019 with subsequent purchases in 2020. Roland believes ITV is currently undervalued, making the case that the market is undervaluing the studio side of the business and that ITV’s shift to digital streaming is actually going much better than they are being credited for. This Combined with a 6% yield makes it an attractive position for Roland’s dividend-producing portfolio.

This is a great analysis of a company that perhaps many have dismissed due to the rise of streaming but ITV has done a fairly good job of navigating this transition with the rise of the studio business becoming a large part of their revenue.

Roland shares the bull case for ITV while Maynard looks at the company with his trademark forensic analysis of ITVs strategy, financials and management.

Is Maynard convinced, or has Roland missed something that could change his mind?

Timestamps:

2:15 Overview of ITV's recent financials and strategy.

3:35 Discussing the 6% dividend yield.

5:00 Roland’s bull case for ITV.

6:20 Discussing the financial record of ITV.

8:15 Discussing the studio’s part of the business.

10:00 Discussing other income streams such as high-value scripted content.

12:20 The KPIs for the studios.

13:30 Discussing the traditional advertising side of the business.

15:25 Shifting to ITVs new streaming platforms ITVX, Planet V and Brit Box.

21:35 Discussing the valuation of ITV and pension deficits.

29:25 Discussing the revenue per employee.

30:15 Discussing the Debt of ITV.

32:00 Discussing current management, AGM votes and CEO Carolyn McCall’s remuneration.

36:45 ITV’s relationship with System 1.

38:30 Final thoughts and wrap up.

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Maynard, Roland & ITV Resources:

ITV.com/investors: https://www.itvplc.com/investors

Follow Maynard on Twitter: https://twitter.com/maynardpaton

Follow Roland on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rolandhead

Visit Maynard’s Quality UK Investment website here https://maynardpaton.com/

Visit Roland’s Dividends Investing website here: https://www.rolandhead.com/

Visit Fund Your Retirement: https://www.fundyourretirement.com/

Disclaimer: This presentation is for educational purposes only. All opinions and information are for demonstrational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Trading and investing carries a high level of risk and are not right for everyone. If you need financial advice, consult with a regulated financial adviser in your country before making any decisions.

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This time Maynard Paton and Roland Head discuss Telecom Plus (TEP) and the income potential of Utility Warehouse.

Telecom Plus (TEP) has a long history of increasing dividends with a forecast of a 4% yield for this year which could rise to 6% in the coming years, based on company projections.

Telecom Plus was founded in 1996 and is now an FTSE 250 company with a revenue of £967.4 million in 2022, an operating profit of £50.9 million and a market cap of 1.5 billion.

One of Telecom Plus’s subsidiaries is Utility Warehouse where they supply energy, broadband, mobile and now insurance to the general public and small businesses through a unique way of selling, known as multi-level network marketing.

This method of selling to the public has been a key part in the rise of Utility Warehouse helping them become a well-known brand which in turn has seen the share price of Telecom Plus rise from £2.00 in 2000 to over £18.00 currently, with a high of £24.00 in 2022.

As always, Maynard and Roland discuss the finer details of Telecom Plus, what the future holds for Telecom Plus and whether this method of selling utilities is a sustainable method for the next 10 to 20 years.

Timestamps:

1:11 What does Telecom Plus and Utility Warehouse do?

2:57 What is multi-level marketing, and how does Utility Warehouse use it to its advantage?

4:30 Customer numbers and services are taken out.

5:40 Share price and a long track record of paying dividends.

7:50 Past and present competition

9:38 First half of their financial year numbers March to September

11:05 New streams of income for Utility Warehouse.

13:58 Targeting an extra 1 million customers and improving services.

17:47 Will they change their sales model?

21:09 How they acquire current customers.

23:52 Charles Wigoder the founder and Chairman of Telecom Plus.

25:40 The management, AGM and protest votes.

28:03 Discussing the current valuation and dividend yield.

31:02 Closing thoughts on Telecom Plus and Utility Warehouse.

Hope you enjoy it and have a wonderful day.

Maynard & Roland.

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Maynard, Roland & Telecom Plus Resources:

Telecom Plus Latest Results & Annual Report: https://telecomplus.co.uk/latest-results-and-annual-report

United Utilities Warehouse website: https://uw.co.uk/

Follow Maynard on Twitter: https://twitter.com/maynardpaton

Follow Roland on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rolandhead

Visit Maynard’s Quality UK Investment website here https://maynardpaton.com/

Visit Roland’s Dividends Investing website here: https://www.rolandhead.com/

Visit Fund Your Retirement: https://www.fundyourretirement.com/

Disclaimer: This presentation is for educational purposes only. All opinions and information are for demonstrational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Trading and investing carries a high level of risk and are not right for everyone. If you need financial advice, consult with a regulated financial adviser in your country before making any decisions.

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This time Maynard Paton and Roland Head discuss the investment potential of Bioventix (BVXP) and diagnostic antibodies.

Both Maynard and Roland hold AIM-listed Bioventix with Maynard first purchasing in 2016 and Roland later in 2021. Bioventix is now 12% of Maynard’s portfolio making it his largest holding.

Maynard and Roland break down this incredibly profitable company which has operating margins of over 70% and has maintained those margins for over five years.

They discuss the recent AGM attended by Maynard, how Bioventix generates cash, future pipeline, the financials, dividends and current risks to the value and share price of this AIM-listed UK company, Bioventix.

Hope you enjoy it and have a wonderful day.

Maynard & Roland.

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Maynard & Roland Resources:

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Follow Roland on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rolandhead

Visit Maynard’s Quality UK Investment website here https://maynardpaton.com/

Visit Roland’s Dividends Investing website here: https://www.rolandhead.com/

Visit Fund Your Retirement: https://www.fundyourretirement.com/

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This time Maynard Paton and Mark Atkinson discuss the investment potential of Fundsmith and whether Fundsmith is still a good buy.

Mark owns Fundsmith making his first purchase in 2014 at £1.64. Mark shares how his investment in Fundsmith has been life-changing and why he believes Fundsmith is still a good place to hold 40% of his liquid wealth despite the price rising considerably since his purchase in 2014.

Maynard puts forward what he thinks about Fundsmiths’s current situation covering their recent purchases of Meta, Amazon and Alphabet and Fundsmith’s future growth potential. As always, is it a hold, a buy or a sell?

Hope you enjoy it and have a wonderful day.

Maynard & Mark

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Mark & Maynard Resources:

Learn more about Maynard Paton by visiting his excellent Quality UK Investment Blog here https://maynardpaton.com/

Follow Maynard on Twitter: https://twitter.com/maynardpaton

Connect or follow Mark Atkinson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-atkinson-10824b71/

Visit Fund Your Retirement: https://www.fundyourretirement.com/

Disclaimer: This presentation is for educational purposes only. All opinions and information are for demonstrational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Trading and investing carries a high level of risk and are not right for everyone. If you need financial advice, consult with a regulated financial adviser in your country before making any decisions.

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This time Maynard Paton and Mark Atkinson review FTSE Small-Cap City of London Investment and the investment potential of fund managers.

Maynard shares why he owns the City of London Investment and covers in detail why he started buying the City of London Investment, what CLIG does, attending the recent City of London AGM and what Maynard thinks about their current situation and future growth potential. Is it a further buy, a hold or a sell?

Maynard --AGM visit/recent top-up purchase

Maynard - history of purchases/ownership

Maynard - what the business does

Mark/Maynard - financials overview -- margins, net cash, dividend.

Maynard - competitive advantage/attractions in a bear market?

Mark - general bear case -- fees, trackers, risk of underperformance,

Maynard - AGM comments on fees, vs S&P 500,

Mark - consistent outflows until recently, merger partner Karpus performance not great, profit share

Maynard - AGM comments on flows, Karpus performance, profit share

Mark - was George there?

Maynard - AGM comments from George K, has read my blog

Mark - frosty AGM as per SYS1?

Maynard - general AGM thoughts, attendance, voting card etc.

Mark - more on AGMs in general?

Mark - Valuation

Mark/Maynard - Buy, sell hold etc.

Hope you enjoy it and have a wonderful day.

Maynard & Mark

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Mark & Maynard Resources:

Learn more about Maynard Paton by visiting his excellent Quality UK Investment Blog at: https://maynardpaton.com/

Maynard's City of London Blog: https://maynardpaton.com/2022/10/21/city-of-london-investment-h2-2022-profit-drops-20-and-fum-slides-to-8-5b-although-yield-now-tops-8-and-run-of-net-inflows-extends-to-4-quarters/

Follow Maynard on Twitter: https://twitter.com/maynardpaton

Connect or follow Mark Atkinson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-atkinson-10824b71/

City of London Investment Group PLC Shareholder presentation 2022: https://maynardpaton.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/CLIG-FY-2022-slides.pdf

City of London Investment Group Annual Report: https://maynardpaton.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/CLIG-AR-2022.pdf

Visit Fund Your Retirement: https://www.fundyourretirement.com/

Disclaimer: This presentation is for educational purposes only. All opinions and information are for demonstrational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Trading and investing carries a high level of risk and are not right for everyone. If you need financial advice, consult with a regulated financial adviser in your country before making any decisions.

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This time Maynard Paton and Mark Atkinson review Aim Listed Small-Cap System 1 and the investment potential of testing adverts.

System 1 is Maynard's largest holding starting with his first purchase in March of 2016, since then Maynard has further added to his position.

As always Maynard covers in detail why he started buying System 1, what System 1 does, attending the recent System 1 AGM and what Maynard thinks about their current situation and future growth potential. Is it a buy, a hold or a sell?

Hope you enjoy it and have a wonderful day.

Maynard & Mark

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Mark & Maynard Resources:

Learn more about Maynard Paton by visiting his excellent Quality UK Investment Blog at: https://maynardpaton.com/

Follow Maynard on Twitter: https://twitter.com/maynardpaton

Connect or follow Mark Atkinson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-atkinson-10824b71/

Visit Fund Your Retirement: https://www.fundyourretirement.com/

The AGM on Investor Meet Company: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEuZBrV9CWw

Disclaimer: This presentation is for educational purposes only. All opinions and information are for demonstrational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Trading and investing carries a high level of risk and are not right for everyone. If you need financial advice, consult with a regulated financial adviser in your country before making any decisions.

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Welcome to The Private Investor’s Podcast. This time Maynard and Mark’s share review of FTSE of 250 listed Greggs (GRG) and the investment potential of sausage rolls.

Mark first bought Greggs in 2003 before selling it in 2005. Mark began buying again in 2017 at £10.24 adding several times with the latest purchase at £18.00

Greggs is now one of Mark’s top five holdings accounting for 5% of his overall portfolio.

The question is; what does the future hold for Greggs? Will Maynard be buying, does Mark hold, buy more, or sell?

Main Topics Covered:

Mark - buying - 5% holding
Business overview of Greggs,
General bull case - case against the rough economy, higher business costs (energy) etc?
Greggs superfans/clothing/tattoos
Financial history
Impressive track record, cash/special/freeholds.
Productivity improvements, revenue per employee/store
Family management/Ian Gregg
Recent management/new CEO
The 5-year plan -- outline, upsides
The 5-year plan -- costs, downsides
Director PSPs
H1 results
H1 results (small print)
Valuation
Mark/Maynard - Buy/Hold/Sell

Hope you enjoy it and have a wonderful day.

Maynard & Mark

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Mark & Maynard Resources:

Learn more about Maynard Paton by visiting his excellent Quality UK Investment Blog at: https://maynardpaton.com/

Follow Maynard on Twitter: https://twitter.com/maynardpaton

Connect or follow Mark Atkinson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-atkinson-10824b71/

Visit Fund Your Retirement: https://www.fundyourretirement.com/

Greggs Capital Markets Day Slide Deck 2021: https://corporate.greggs.co.uk/sites/default/files/Greggs-Capital-Markets-Days-presentation-full-%28website-version%29.pdf

Disclaimer: This presentation is for educational purposes only. All opinions and information are for demonstrational purposes and do not constitute investment advice. Trading and investing carries a high level of risk and are not right for everyone. If you need financial advice, consult with a regulated financial adviser in your country before making any decisions.

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Welcome to The Private Investor’s Podcast. This time Maynard and Mark’s review of AIM listed small-cap Somero Enterprises (SOM) and the investment potential of concrete levelling machines.

Mark first bought Somero (SOM) in April 2016 adding a further nine purchases making it one of the largest holdings in his portfolio.

Somero Enterprises is a US domiciled company listed on the UK AIM share market that specialises in concrete levelling machines for large warehouses, fulfilment centres, large factories and data centres. It's quite a popular share among private investors with 13% of the shares owned by clients of Hargraves Landsdown and Interactive Investor, which comes to a collective investment of 30 million pounds, which sounds a lot for what is a small American business with just a 250 million market cap.

Last year was exceptional for Somero because sales before the pandemic were between 80 and 90 million rising to 133 million indirectly benefitting from the growth of eCommerce.

The question is; what does the future hold for Somero? Will this growth continue, are there any black holes in the accounts and what will Mark do with his holdings after this detailed breakdown of Somero Enterprises (SOM)?

Timestamps:

0:00 to 1:46 Introduction to Somero Enterprises.

1:47 to 2:37 W-8BEN form.

2:38 to 4:50 Mark’s first purchase of Somero and moving brokers.

4:51 to The growth of eCommerce and dying high street.

6:20 to 7:30 Somero’s USP.

7:31 to 12:15 The financials and accounts.

12:16 to 13:30 The international growth of eCommerce.

13:30 to 15:00 The different products Somero sells.

15:01 to 18:20 Breaking down the disclosure in the annual report.

18:21 to 20:30 Somero management team.

20:31 to 22:97 Special dividends.

22:98 to 28:40 What will cause a re-rating for Somero and previous headwinds?

28:41 to 30:12 Closing thoughts and wrap up.

Hope you enjoy it and have a wonderful day.

Maynard & Mark

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Welcome to The Private Investor’s Podcast. This time Maynard and Mark review UK small-cap Tristel (TSTL) and the investment potential of medical cleaning wipes and disinfectants.

Maynard bought Tristel in 2013, while Mark bought it in 2017. Both Maynard and Mark recently attended Tristel’s shareholders’ Open Day learning key insights about the potential growth of the company. The question is; do we buy more, hold or sell our holdings?

Timestamps:

0:00 to 1:31 Introduction to Tristel open day and when we bought.

1:31 to 2:59 What does Tristel do and its unique selling point.

3:00 to 5:55 Tristel’s market cap, profits and revenue streams.

5:56 to 7:00 The price Maynard bought at and when he started selling.

7:01 to 12:50 Discussing the trading update and the potential growth in the US.

12:51 to 16:20 We discuss the different products Tristel offer.

16:21 to 18:25 Discussing debt and restructuring of assets.

18:26 to We discuss the shareholders’ open day.

20:90 to It’s a high-margin business.

21:92 to 23:43 Concerns about the patents expiring in the next couple of years.

23:44 to 26:23 Discussing the CEO, CFO, the board and their skill-sets.

26:24 to 29:40 Now we have reviewed Tristel; do we buy more, hold or sell?

29:41 to 30:23 Closing remarks and wrap up.

Hope you enjoy and have a wonderful day.

Maynard & Mark

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Welcome to the first episode of The Private Investor’s Podcast. The podcast where keen stock pickers, Mark Atkinson, and Maynard Paton talk about managing their share portfolios.

Mark began buying shares in 1984, and Maynard started in 1993. In this episode we cover UK small-cap cover Photo-Me and the investment potential of passport photos and self-service washing machines.

Timestamps:

0:00 to 0:51 Introduction and % return of each other's portfolio for 2022.

0:52 to 5:09 What does Photo-ME do and how does it make money (Mark has been buying).

5:10 to 9:25 Is self-service laundry a winning revenue stream for Photo-ME?

9:26 to 12:15 Is fruit juice and pizza vending the winning formula for Photo-ME?

12:16 to 13:50 The financials of Photo-Me?

13:51 to 19:00 The CEO, Serge Crasnianski, recently bought £20,000,000 worth of shares. What does he know?

19:01 to 19:50 Is it a red flag that there is no CFO on the board?

19:51 to 20:23 Trading statement, revenue and expected revenue.

20:24 to 22:50 Is Mark still bullish, would he buy more after this deep dive into Photo-ME?

22:51 to 23:25 How big of a position has Mark already taken in Photo-Me?

23:26 to 25:35 Would Maynard now buy Photo-Me after this deep dive?

25:36 to 25:51 Wrap up.

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Maynard & Mark

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