Oberon

74 days ago

So farewell from the AIM Casino pensioner muggers WH Ireland: I have asked EJ Somerville to compose an Ode

WH Ireland (WHI) has provided me with so much entertainment over the years. It was once chaired by Sir David Tripper, a former Tory Minister and leading free mason, whose last outing in the Public world was at a NED at Chris Cleverley’s billion dollar Tingo (US:TIO) fraud. He was replaced by the maverick Rupert Lowe, now an ex Reform UK MP. Along the way, I exposed how it had mugged poor pensioner Jim Bagot and then covered it up with its then CEO acting like a prize shit at the AGM I attended with the impoverished OAP. It employed the China fraud specialist Paul Shackleton to list shitcos on AIM and acted for cons such as Versarien (VRS). But all good things must come to an end…

82 days ago

Amazing AI – Bitcoin Pivot too little, too late

I haven’t written about Amazing AI (AAI) which hyperbolically describes itself as “a global fintech group specialising in online consumer loans and AI finance related services” since June 2025 when it announced its pivot to being a Bitcoin Treasury play.

133 days ago

Coinsilium, 81p five weeks ago raises at just 6p – as some investors have lost their life savings, I name names, some folks are such scumbags

Back when the shares were 81p and as they have fallen steadily ever since folks like Malcolm Palle, Eddy Travia, the goons at brokers Peterhouse, SI Capital, Oak Securities and Oberon (yes Coinsilium (COIN) really does have 4 retained brokers) and various shady promoters and BBMs have been assuring the sheeple that the shares were so cheap. “Don’t listen to dinosaurs like Tom Winnifrith, he’s just bitter for missing out, a failed fund manager, he doesn’t realise that it will be different this time. He is so yesterday. He is always wrong.” They whispered such venom into the ears of the gullible.

270 days ago

The snake in the garden of Eden Research talks with forked tongue (again)

Founded just under 30 years ago and listed for almost a quarter of a century Eden Research (EDEN) battles with Blackbird (BIRD) for the title of AIM’s most jam tomorrow stock. Eden has only ever once turned an accounting profit for any half year and that was a result of a Panama Pump accounting fraud. It has now managed to send well over £40 million to money heaven, including the costs of sending me a stream of lawyers letters for exposing its naughtiness back in 2005. Today the snake in the garden of Eden speaks with a forked tongue as a new joint broker is appointed.