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JTC - Exciting recent issue with strong chart

October 2018

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The Ponzi fraud perpetrated by Bernie Madoff fleeced his investors of almost US$65bn and not only affected banks and local government pension funds but also drove numerous individuals into penury. But as the saying goes, when one door closes another one opens and the knee jerk tide of Government regulation has hugely benefited recent issue JTC, which provides a range of fund, corporate and fiduciary services to over 5,600 client groups and administers c. US$85bn assets across 17 jurisdictions.Established in Jersey in 1987, turnover has mushroomed from £10m in 2008 to £60m in 2017 while EBITDA margins have hovered above 30% for the most part. Forecasts are pretty punchy too, with Zeus Capital expecting sales to increase ...

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TMI Trader Portfolio - October '18

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