Sandy Chadha is the chief executive of Supreme plc, an AIM listed company based in Manchester. He joined his father's shop in 1989 as employee number four and by chance started selling batteries. This turned out to be lucrative and the business was sold to private equity, and unfortunately went bust. Sandy bought Supreme out of administration and has been running it ever since. Get my free trade ideas here: https://newsletter.buythebullmarket.com/ DISCLAIMER: Michael was not paid for this...
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Sandy Chadha is the chief executive of Supreme plc, an AIM listed company based in Manchester. He joined his father's shop in 1989 as employee number four and by chance started selling batteries. This turned out to be lucrative and the business was sold to private equity, and unfortunately went bust. Sandy bought Supreme out of administration and has been running it ever since. Get my free trade ideas here: https://newsletter.buythebullmarket.com/ DISCLAIMER: Michael was not paid for this...
#3 Profit From Researching The Stock Market w/ Phil Barton AKA GeordiePhil
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#3 Profit From Researching The Stock Market w/ Phil Barton AKA GeordiePhil
Geordie Phil, AKA Phil Barton is a Newcastle-based legend in the trading world. From casual observer to stock research expert, Phil explains the pivotal moments that shaped his approach to trading commodities, his go-to strategies, and the invaluable role of networking and community in any stock-trading journey. Expect advice on mindset shifts, risk management, and the importance of staying grounded amidst the volatility of the markets...
Markets & Money
Sandy Chadha is the chief executive of Supreme plc, an AIM listed company based in Manchester. He joined his father's shop in 1989 as employee number four and by chance started selling batteries. This turned out to be lucrative and the business was sold to private equity, and unfortunately went bust. Sandy bought Supreme out of administration and has been running it ever since. Get my free trade ideas here: https://newsletter.buythebullmarket.com/ DISCLAIMER: Michael was not paid for this...
