84 days ago
It is clearly silly season in the world of small cap RTOs. On Wednesday I exposed how Peterhouse Capital was masterminding an RTO into Atlas Metals (AMG) valuing a, to the tune of £2 million, insolvent business with an asset bought for £1,000 at £1 billion. Yesterday it was the turn of Zenova (ZED) and, once again, Peterhouse is involved. With offices next door to those of Liam “The Toke” Murray one has to ask what Peterhouse staffers are smoking these days?
105 days ago
Scouse whinger Doc Holliday will be on the phone or email within minutes of this article appearing saying that he still cannot afford a few quid a month to read my articles but he’s convinced that I am being beastly about ECR Minerals (ECR) where his all too brief boardroom spell is over but he still has shares. For once he’s right.
124 days ago
According to AQSE listed Shortwave Life Sciences (PSY), Rolf Gerritsen is "an entrepreneurial executive, with outstanding strategic, organisational, commercial and financial skills with an exceptional delivery record developed over the last 30 years. His core strengths included strategy development, implementation and sourcing capital for growth companies, special situations and restructuring opportunities.” Advisor Peterhouse which signed off on that claim on Tuesday as Rolf was appointed chairman and Peterhouse raised £250,000 might think that but I can’t think why.
424 days ago
655 days ago
I’d imagine advisors round at Peterhouse Capital must be increasingly embarrassed by the clownish antics of disgraced Rod McIllree of Bluejay Mining (JAY) infamy as he runs More Acquisitions (TMOR) into the ground. Today we can expose yet another monumental cash spaff by Rod.
699 days ago
I regard More Acquisitions (TMOR) as a worthless POS but others are prepared to battle for its control. One such fighter is Doc Holiday who tried to call a GM to oust the boss, disgraced Rod McIllree of Bluejay Mining (JAY) infamy. What is happening now is shocking and begs the question of how adviser Peterhouse can stand by McIllree who clearly holds shareholder democracy in contempt.
964 days ago
The word on the Street is that the scholars and gentlemen at broker Turner Pope actually did act like scholars (researching my numerous exposes on this website) and gentlemen and so refused to raise any more cash for worthless POS MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC). But some folks would raise cash for the Wiping Saddam Hussein’s arse company. Step forward Peterhouse Capital.
1202 days ago
The financial adviser to Predator Oil & Gas (PRD), Peterhouse Capital has already resigned because of the share dealings by Mr Griffiths and it may well have contacted the FCA – as the regulator ( no sniggering at the back) of the Standard List and the guardian against financial crime ( STOP sniggering!) about the matter. Just in case it has not, I have written today.
1202 days ago
It is sad to have to explain to some demented haters out there but this ouzo on cornflakes thing is my little joke and I am not an alcoholic and you are humourless bastards. These days, I reckon if I shift 5 units a week, that is a heavy week. Anyhow it is ouzo on cornflakes for me after this article and a word of praise for Peterhouse Capital for a shock resignation just before the close yesterday. Make no mistake this is about the growing share dealing scandal involving Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) chairman Paul Griffiths.
1224 days ago
Shame on bucket shop Novum and on Peterhouse Corporate Finance for acting for Aquis listed Evrima (EVA). It is almost certainly insolvent unless king spiv Jon Bellis can raise it new funds, it is a lifestyle business and it wants to hide the ghastly truth from investors.
1371 days ago
Showing what complete geeks they are, the chaps at Peterhouse Capital have today launched the first of three SPC’s all named after famous Brits born within 100 yards of the Peterhouse City HQ. But before you scoff at More Capital (Sir Thomas More was born in Milk Street) there are a couple of unusual and, actually rather creditable, features here.
1401 days ago
I start with Hitpiece – the latest NFT scam. Aren’t all NFT’s scams? I discuss the ephemeral nature of contemporary music as an asset class. Then onto Amigo (AMGO) where – with the shares surging – it is surely ‘a mega’ short. Then it is onto regulatory and ethical failure at Braveheart (BRH) and Chamberlin (CMH), the common links being the scumbag Trevor Brown and the scallywags at Peterhouse Capital. Then on to more regulatory failure at Chill Brands (FRAUD) before I take along look at UK SPAC (SPC) and all who sail in her. Finally a few words on Optibiotix (OPTI) where I plan to catch up with Steve O’Hara later today.
1437 days ago
I end with a seasonal message of goodwill to all men. I start with a detailed demolition of Versarien (VRS), Deepmatter (DMTR) whose placing statement is a disgrace and finally of Love Hemp (LIFE) an Aquis dog from Peterhouse Capital where, after today, there are more red flags flying than on May Day in Moscow. It is a shocker. I also have somewhat implausible news about Central Copper Resources.
1442 days ago
Aquis listed investment dog Gledhow (GDH) really does show what a small world the lower reaches of the London small cap sewer can be. Let us start with Gledhow’s boss Guy Miller. This is a part time gig for Guy. His main job is as a director of Corporate Finance at Peterhouse Capital. Keeping communications easy, the company’s Aquis adviser is, er…. Peterhouse capital. Guy, meet Guy, you need to chat. It gets better.
1920 days ago
On the exact occasion of my 7th wedding anniversary I am off to see my father so just a brief bearcast from me. Well quite a long one actually but it is recorded early. I start with Carnival Cruises (CCL), then TrainLine (TRN) and then the stinking nest of vipers that is Asimilar (ASLR), Dev Clever (DEV), All Active Asset Capital (AAA), Mark Horrocks, Chris Akers, Novum and Peterhouse Capital. Hold your noses as you listen.
