Will USCF show barrels and barrels of profits?
With oil prices surging over the last few months the USCF subsidiary should have been producing barrels and barrels of profits over this last quarter.
The new Gold fund received a good upward nudge from recent worldly tensions. But while you’re at it, there's plenty of other metals besides gold to play with. Even Yukon Cornelius didn't limit himself to chasing gold every day. OK, so copper does make a pretty penny, or does it? (Actually I think there could be a few pennies in zinc too, or is there just more zinc in pennies these days?)
We still don't see any sparks coming out of that battery fund as yet.
NZ has been out of severe lock down for a few months now. Active Kiwis driving through the round-abouts eating more and more scrumptious Ponsonby meat pies.
Things in the Great White north are thawing out for the annual spring migration, stay clear of those caribou crossings. It’s about time for Brigadier to ramp up installations of security devices as the seasonal glaciers begin to recede. No sense in hiding all those shiny new vehicles in yonder back lot, eh.
The Original Sprout subsidiary claimed a while back that they were putting out new product lines, might we see improved profits from that by now? And how that Kiwi Sprout page going, not?
The previously announced Tiger Financial deal should be closing soon. Or will it remain in the fog forever?
Marygold & Co fintech still in beta phase but claiming to be up and running by summer. Bring on that delta phase already.
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