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6 days ago

AIM Casino Market Statistics for February 2026 are predictably dire, I wonder who Crazy Meg will blame?

The monthly report for February shows that there were no new admissions and three cancellations including the departure of long term bear campaign dog Versarien taking the AIM market down to 613 companies. Theis is the lowest level for 23 years and no doubt Crazy Meg at Bloomberg blames that entirely on evil Tom Winnifrith, nobody else. Actually it is even worse than it looks.

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9 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Iranian war is not the real threat to your wealth and here's a company comment for Crazy Meg

I start with a few more words on Medpal AI (MPAL) for crazy Meg at Bloomberg. Then the Iran war and finally the real threat to your wealth. 

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11 days ago

A fascist lawyers letter to Tom Winnifrith from Dorsey & Whitney

Back in the days when crazy Meg from Bloomberg was wetting her knickers about her GSCE grades I was exposing the biggest ever fraud on AIM, Quindell.   Yesterday I published a fascist lawyers letter from Schillings trying to silence me in that battle. But it was not the first from the Terry gang.

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12 days ago

A lawyers letter from Schillings

While Crazy Meg from Bloomberg ( her surnname is Short BTW)  was still doing her GCSE’s I was exposing the biggest ever fraud on AIM, Quindell. Meg might think that her job is to harass good,honest, decent journalists but of course others think that is their job too, notably lawyers such as Schillings.

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12 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: folks like Crazy Meg at Bloomberg and the BBMs have no idea at all just how much the Regulators love me

I have spent most of the day on the BIG STORY which Comrade Basham reckons could be the biggest of my career. Right now it takes precedence over everything. You will see why! As part of that I have spent hours in contact with various regulators. Certain crazy folks who think I am some arch villain have no idea about how much they love me and my work. I discuss that, Darren's finest hour with today's upgrade, and then Medpal AI (MPAL), Satsuma (SATS) and Eco Buildings (ECOB).

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12 days ago

Chill Brands: another letter sent to the FCA

While Crazy Meg from Bloomberg tries to convince her editors that after years of exposing fraud at Chill Brands (CHLL) in the face of threats to myself and my family, I am now being nice to it just because its CEO spent 99 quid on a ticket to Sharestock last year, I have written today to the FCA about the company. This is only the latest in an unswervingly long line of acts of bearishness on my part. The FCA should be forcing Chill to come clean on just how big a financial mess it is now in.

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12 days ago

The insolvent fraud Supply@Me Capital more dilution ahoy

Just because it is an unshortable insolvent fraud I guess Supply@ME Capital’s (SYME) share price horror show will be blamed by crazy Meg at Bloomberg and others on evil TW’s hurty words hidden by a paywall but sponsored by market makers, Mossad and evil shorters. Back on planet earth…

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13 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Going from free to pay for, a flaw at the heart of Crazy Meg's smears and will you help Neil

I start by mentioning a walk by reader Neil and if you wish to support him you can do so HERE. Then I discuss the fatal flaw at the hear of the smears from crazy Meg at Bloomberg and referencing Blackbird (BIRD), Ryanair and Elon Musk how hard it is to switch a business model from free to premium. 

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13 days ago

Is Novacyt at last a buy?

I have been a perma bear of Novacyt (NCYT) for an eternity and its shares have crashed from 805p five years ago today to just 35p. Was that excellent analysis and exposes of covid skullduggery involving the struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald which saved readers vast amounts of money? Or was this dirty muckspreading (somehow also roping in to the “conspiracy” Private Eye which also covered Rejinald’s covid scams), bent market makers and evil shorters which has brought down another Great British Company on AIM as crazy Meg from Bloomberg thinks? The market cap is now £25 million so are the shares finally cheap? Er…

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13 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No1: Someone seems to want a legal bust up with Peel Hunt, gold & gold stocks and why I'm not investing in Tesco

I start with crazy Meg from Bloomberg and her defamatory “rumours” as I speak to Peel Hunt or the first time in more than 20 years. Then gold and gold shares and why I am not buying back in yet. Then why I am not putting pension cash into Tesco (TSCO) as young W from cousin marrying country suggests. Finaly why is Lord Mandelson stil a Lord after today’s Epstein revelations? Has the UK ever been more corrupt?

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14 days ago

Bluebird Mining Ventures – if this was AIM there’d be an RNS, there is a good reason the shares are collapsing

Yesterday I exposed how Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) raised money from folks while sitting on news of an attempted winding up order that could sink the BE Group, owned by Bluebird’s CEO Sath Ganesarajah. And it then boasted of how a good whack of the cash was going to BE! The FCA have been made aware of it and have to be on the case.. Meanwhile…

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14 days ago

Chill Brands: results for 18 months to 30 September 2025 out at nobody is watching O’Clock Friday. I'm watching!

Crazy Meg at Bloomberg reckons that Chill Brands’ (CHLL) CEO buying a ticket to Sharestock 2025 means that having exposed his company in hundreds of articles and podcasts and received threats to me and my family from hired goons as a result and having seen the shares collapse, as predicted, from 72p to 0.65p I am now “bought off” for 99 quid and am being nice about the shares. That she says, is rumoured to be my business model. Cripes! Write hundreds of articles and earn 99 quid, I’d better not spend it all at once. Oh Crazy Meg: when have I ever been nice about Chill’s shares and a company that sneaks out changed year end accounts at 6.30 PM on a Friday night is not one inspiring confidence. Crazy Meg better look away now.

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15 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Explaining for crazy Meg and others what an embargoed RNS means & why forcing an RNS is good

For the benefit of crazy Meg from Bloomberg and others I explain what an embargoed RNS is and how I treat them. And then why forcing a PLC to issue an RNS because only some folks know inside information is a good thing for journalists to do IF you are not an insider. Those of us who do it regularly do not ruin lives we save folks money!

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15 days ago

Have I just cost Harry Adams hundreds of thousands of pounds?

Don’t tell crazy Meg from Bloomberg as she will see this as another example of evil TW ruining someone’s life, but I think that I have cost poor Harry Adams hundreds of thousands of pounds. Let me explain.

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15 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Proper journalism exposing new IPO Roundhouse Digital

I start with the yellow journalism of crazy Meg from Bloomberg and the 40 million quid arson she tries to blame me for. Then some proper journalism as I look in detail at the IPO of Roundhouse Digital (ETHL)

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15 days ago

First Class Metals from fraudster funding to an aggressive death spiral

This time last year First Class Metals (FCM) was accepting cash from the ponzi fraud The 79th Group AFTER its senior team had already been collared by the Old Bill as I exposed on this website while silly Bloomberg reporters went on another ESG awareness training course. So I suppose an uber aggressive death spiral announced today is an improvement of sorts but it will still crash the share price.

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15 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Crazy Meg from Bloomberg sends my blood pressure soaring with her bonkers "rumours"

I have wasted an hour of my life talking to a reporter from Bloomberg who was following up on some “rumours” which were off the scale madness. I almost regard this as persecution dealing with this shit.

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19 days ago

The strange death of AIM: The Reverend Weight of Sharesoc chips in

Over at Bloomberg towers, Crazy Meg seems tothink that when not starting 40 million quid arson attacks to dodge FCA dawnraids or taking backhanders from Peel Hunt’s markert makers I am singlehandedly bringing down the AIM Casino by calling Roland Cornish “fatty” and with other hurty words articles. But as I pointed out yesterday the real problems lie elsewhere. And it seems as if the good Reverend Cliff Weight of Sharesoc agrees with me rather than crazy Meg. His posting on the comments section here merits a wider audience. He opines:

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20 days ago

AIM loses c5% of its value at a stroke with 2 more very big name departures

According to the LSE the 559 companies on the AIM Casino, the self styled world’s most successful growth market, have a combined market cap of c#42 billion. Well up to a point. The past 2 days have seen two of the largest companies announce they are off to the Main Market this year.

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22 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: playing the Sam Antar game "fraudster" on Ashman day, questions for the enablers and what of the other "ix's"

I start with a series of observations and questions for various folks including crazy Meg from Bloomberg following the Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) fraud debacle. Then I look at where that leaves Optibiotix (OPTI) and Probiotix (PBX). FWIW I have now placed an order to buy more Probiotix shares for my SIPP. UPDATE the order has now been completed

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28 days ago

Zanaga Iron Ore – is this $150m related party transaction really the best deal possible?

I cannot remember writing anything beastly about Zanaga Iron Ore (ZIOC) but I am sure that a 96% share price fall since IPO is blamed by crazy Meg at Bloomberg  and others entirely on my hurty word scribblings. Today it has announced the sort of related party deal which gives AIM such a bad name and leaves battered shareholders, in this £50 million capitalized company, revolting. I do not blame them

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31 days ago

The burning question for MedPal AI: what are gross margins like on your online pharmacy business

Crazy Meg at Bloomberg reckons that because the Drummond Brothers bought two tickets to last year’s Sharestock I’ve stopped being beastly about them. She clearly has not read all my exposes about Medpal AI (MPAL). So here’s another!

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32 days ago

AIM Market statistics – 2026 starts with a further decline in the number of companies to a new 23 year low

The statistics provided by the LSE show that the number of companies on the AIM Casino shrunk from 619 to 616 companies in January, a decline of 3, and the lowest level for 23 years. 

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33 days ago

Futura Medical doesn’t give you a stiffy but it is screwed

No doubt crazy Meg at Bloomberg will be condemning my crude language and double entendres and saying that it damages AIM and my own credibility while also blaming myself and Lucian (and the global shorting conspiracy) for shares in Futura Medical (FUM) crashing from 52p to 1.3p in just 29 months. It is all down to our beastly and hurty words and nothing to do with the fact that the financials have been atrocious as there are so few repeat purchases of the company’s ED product.

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33 days ago

Tern so obviously spoofing, a sign of a drowning man, a week away from 0p

This is so transparent. Even Stevie Wonder can see what happens next.

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58 days ago

Video: another cracking Eldur Olaffson interview

This time it is on Bloomberg. The Amaroq (AMRQ) CEO really is polished. Again he is talking about Black Angel being in production next year. There is also a question he dodges on whether Amaroq will be a takeover target. I think it more than likely and that if there is a bid an auction will ensue. I am certainly not selling and am delighted as to how my largest holding and a tip of the year again is shaping up. Enjoy

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210 days ago

Video: Markets are Entering a Time of Serious Systemic Risk, gold to $4,000 beware bitcoin

Analyst Mike McGlone of Bloomberg Intelligence is a bearish but sensible fellow.

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292 days ago

Petra Diamonds it's haircut ahoy – meetings next week

Bloomberg is reporting that Petra Diamonds (PDL) is meeting with creditors next week as it grappled with a quite unsustainable debt mountain plus other bills. Even Stevie Wonder can see that the only way out is a debt for equity swap that will see shareholders lose almost everything. At 22.5p this is still a compelling short and we perma bears could be celebrating with ouzo very soon indeed.
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2466 days ago

Who exposed Neil Woodford - laughable fake news from the Sunday Times cocksuckers

The first article where we warned about Neil Woodford was in 2015. By 2017 our coverage was detailed and on an industrial scale taking aparty every aspect of the Woodford empire. As Bloomberg stated yesterday, we  at ShareProphets, were first. The deadwood press, including the Sunday Times just blew the great man off. But today we learn , as you can see below, that it was a Sunday Times investigation on March 3 2019 that FIRST exposed what was going on. FAKE NEWS!!!!

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3385 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Speaking at length about AIM fraud to a bird from Bloomberg

She was horrified. I am not sure she agreed with my line that the mainstream press were part of the problem not the solution but she agreed that AIM had its issues. On the bearcast today I look at Red Leopard (RLH), Formation Group (FRM), Mobile Streams (MOS) and its charming CEO - Andalas (ADL) - whose CEO is a tosser - Strat Aero (AERO), Finnaust (FAM), Inspirit (INSP), Plus 500 (PLUS), Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO)), TrakM8 (TRAK) and Cloudtag (CTAG) plus one way of looking at it which sees 300 companies on AIM as a sort of fraud.

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3463 days ago

The Dishonesty of the BBC & Newsnight as it lies about how it breaks news - Hinkley Point shambles

Perhaps it is the impending revelation that people like Emily Maitlis and Luara Kuenssberg (the political reporter who does not understand the difference between Government debt and deficit) are paid telephone numbers salaries that is prompting BBC News to lie about getting scoops. Or perhaps it is just shame that with its enormous overhead it is scooped again and again. Or maybe it is just an innate culture of dishonesty? Whatever the reason with Emily in the hotseat Newsnight was a visible disgrace last night as news emerged that Hinkley Point was to get the go ahead.

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4029 days ago

Afren – Not Good for Shareholders if true

Reports on Bloomberg this morning suggest that shareholders in Afren (AFR) are about to be diluted to buggery as bondholders step up to the plate to prevent insolvency. You cannot say you were not warned by many of us on this website. 1p here we come.

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