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1 day ago

Was it our late lamented in house lunatic Magna Carta who fired the starting gun on the great gold and silver bull market party?

It was about a week ago that our in house lunatic Magna Carta announced that he had sold all his mining shares and would never be posting his defamatory and insane musings on our comments board again. He was off.

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5 days ago

UPDATED: Video: Kefi surely an RNS is due if you have a new major partner in Saudi?

What does anyone care about releasing price sensitive information via RNS any more? Watching the video below at c 7 minutes 20 seconds and Harry Adams talks about how Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) has a new major company as a partner in Saudi Arabia. Surely one announces such matters via RNS?

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5 days ago

Bluebird issues a gazillion shares as Sath dissembles again

Sath Ganesarajah the CEO of Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has crossed us all, costing us millions, twice promising to put money in at one level so inflating the share price only to welch on a legally binding commitment. I have reported him to the FCA.

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5 days ago

Oooh er missus: things getting punchy at Lift Global

Who do I, as a West Ham diehard, support if our arch rivals Millwall play our other arch rivals the dirtbags at Spurs? It is a really hard call. I’d want both to lose. I am not quite at that point when it comes to the boardroom battle at wretched Zak Mir’s Lift Global Ventures (LFT). I think everyone knows that I am no fan of Mir or his proposed chairman Howard White of Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) infamy or of Zak’s ghastly sister from Shares Magazine who sent me such a horrible letter. But on the other hand …

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6 days ago

You can be bearish of Avacta without batting for cancer, hoping cancer wins

Folks can get understandably emotional about cancer. I remember chatting almost thirty years ago to a cousin of my mother whose wife had, sadly, died at all too young an age from breast cancer. The chap said that in her memory he had bought a large number of shares in British Biotech, a company that at one stage was bigger than Railtrack, a unicorn.

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6 days ago

Victoria director share buying: put it in context as one examines a corporate governance FAIL

There has been a brief halt in the relentless slide in the share price of drowning in debt Victoria (VCP) with news that NED Gavin Petken and his Mrs., Lorraine, have splashed out just a smidgeon over fifty grand on buying shares at 26.9p. Gavin and Lorraine have taken one for the team. But have they?

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6 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No2: can someone clever like PL explain this to me? And more share buying as my NBF invites me to my own lynching

I cannot remember the memorable word on the online portal the dinosaur has set up for me otherwise I might trade a bit more. But flying blind I explain what I have bought today. I then discuss Ariana (AAU), Avacta (AVCT) and Valereum (VLRM) where someone clever like PL is needed to explain to me why anything makes sense. Finally my NBF has invited me to go along and get lynched by some bitcoin groupies.

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6 days ago

Optibiotix Orders Announced – do I have sellers remorse?

It has been suggested elsewhere that I may have sellers regret with regard to both Optibiotix (OPTI) and Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX). Since I put my disposal proceeds into Kefi and Amaroq, which have both raced ahead, I do not. Moreover I do not need to worry about management with a track record of bollocksing things up and of serving up incomplete trading statements. That brings me to today’s RNS from Optibiotix.

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8 days ago

Asking the experts should we top slice our gold shares?

This is the question I pondered in bearcast yesterday. On balance I think I am more tempted to buy than to top slice although for today I sit on the sidelines doing nowt. But I thought I’d ask the experts. So my questions were:

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9 days ago

Valereum – 3 internet images that make me wonder if it will ever return to AQSE or will just blow up at £32m

In various guises and under various management teams I have always been a perma bear of AQSE listed Valereum (VLRM). Its shares were suspended on December 17 when advisor First Sentinel quit with immediate effect. Valereum said that a replacement would be found soon. So far…crickets.

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11 days ago

Why has the FCA not clapped Sath Ganesarajah in irons as he welches on announced funding yet again?

I just despair of the UK regulator at this point. After hours Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) finally published a prospectus that will allow it to issue a gazillion more shares and yet again its CEO Sath Ganesarajah has welched on an RNS commitment meaning that he us again shown to have created a false market in the shares.

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15 days ago

Video: Kefi interview

Magna Carta, the deranged loon who told us all last year to sell our shares in Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) at 0.45p with a 0p target will be asking nurses at the asylum for extra meds today as the shares reach 1.32p The old fruitcake bleats loudly if we do not run a Kefi piece every day here and as I look at the value of my pension where Kefi is now my second largest holding and feel a warm glow, I note that ‘arry Adams has recorded a video interview.

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15 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: time to go into battle with Union Jack and see its board sacked

It may happen and I may buy shares, not that they are cheap, to assist in sacking almost all of the directors. I discuss that, turning 58 today and The Smarter Web Company (SWC) as my new best friend seeks to upgrade from the AQSE Lobster pot to the Main Market.

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16 days ago

Technology Minerals shares still suspended, is it really up the swanny?

I know that the UK’s leading small cap investor has historically been an enthusiastic supporter of Technology Minerals (TM1) so perhaps comrade Jonathan Swann might explain why the directors are not in serious legal doggy doo doo.

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17 days ago

Amaroq – gold production and Impact Benefit Agreement update, shares up but still real upside value

Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced year-end gold production above the mid-point of its production range and pre-final refinery assessment and “the final impact benefit agreement for our Nalunaq mine approved”. How good is this news?

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18 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: NOT selling gold shares and buying oil shares like Jim Mellon

I discuss what one of Britain's two Buffett's is up to, why he is selling yold shares but there is no read across for the rest of us, and why I am not buyig oil shares but would add to my BP (BP) holding at 400p

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18 days ago

Does Mark Dixon know more than me?

As discussed in bearcast earlier, shares in Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) may or may not be cheap or expensive. What I neglected to say is that some are arguing that the continued buying by Mark Dixon, he now owns 16.2%, shows that they are cheap: he would not buy so many shares if he did not know something. Hmmmm.

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19 days ago

Amaroq CNBC interview, shares go ballistic in Canada

Judge for yourselves what you think of this performance from Eldur Olaffson of Amaroq (AMRQ). As it is my biggest holding, actually, for me, quite a scary quantum, I am very pleased indeed. The big plus points are on Black Angel.

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19 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: the case for me selling Ariana & I bet the ranch on the Euroloon and won

I explain my bet to myself and why I won. I also discuss Ariana (AAU). It is not as if I do not see the shares as cheap it is just that I appear to have stumbled into being heavily overweight in gold shares, notably Amaroq (AMRQ) and Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). I discuss Cult Wines and today's exposes and also the London Bitcoin Company (BTC) where I admit I am becoming a tad nerdishly obsessive.  

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20 days ago

TekCapital – can you smell the rats at Lucy?

The TekCapital (TEK) business model is to invest in crap private companies, IPO them, dump shares and use that cash to invest in other private shitcos and to pay bloated PLC costs. Lovely Jubbly. Ching Ching. Ukrainian Young Ladies all round. That brings me to today’s update from investee company Innovative Eyewear (US:LUCY).

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20 days ago

EJ Thribb unwell, TJ Thribb steps in, So farewell Versarien..

EJ Thribb is unwell and as such on the occasion of the demise of Versarien (VRS), TJ Thribb must step into the breach

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21 days ago

GOTCHA! Versarien goes into administration: £205 million to nowt! The ouzos will flow in Greece tonight!

It was a matter of when not if but today Versarien (VRS) has appointed Andrew Knowles and Andrew Poxon of Leonard Curtis as Joint Administrators. They will try to sell its businesses but will get SFA. Shareholders will lose everything and the UK taxpayer will take a monster haircut on the £5 million plus accrued interest loan it should never have been given by Innovate UK.

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21 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Mr Market has doubts, thank you: I am able to buy more Kefi aggressively

I discuss today's RNS from Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). Mr Market has not reacted well. That is an opportunity for me to buy more shares which I have done in a way that is material for me.

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29 days ago

Satsuma shares now just 0.35p, a £39.2 million market cap – are they cheap?

No I have not been on the Christmas sherry, I ask the question very seriously but what is the answer? Here are the facts:

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29 days ago

The Curse of The Right Honourable Tony Baldry strikes yet again at Westminster

When the obese ex Tory MP of the 3DM fraud infamy, the Right Honourable Tony Baldry, was appointed as a director of Westminster Group (WSG) in June 2016 its shares were 14.5p. Now shares in the company he chairs for an annual screw of £131,000 languish at just 0.65p after another right honourable fuck up announced today.

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35 days ago

Mr. ‘arry Adams sets the record straight on the Kefi royalty streaming deal

Some folks have speculated that the royalty streaming deal agreed by Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) for its Tulu Kapi subsidiary is hugely expensive, perhaps costing almost $500 million. Our hard working executive chairman Mr. ‘arry “the Trougher” Adams has emailed me to put the record straight. Adams writes:

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35 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Buying some shares for Christmas

I start with a few Christmas notes and arrivals and thanks for kind comments on thus year's carols so far. Then I turn to Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) and why I have been averaging up and buying more shares today.Finally gold vs Bitcoin since November 2021.

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36 days ago

Just put Premier African out of its misery and allow Andrew Monk to forget its annus horribilis

As a student of Oriel College Oxford, Andrew Monk needs no translation from the Latin. Shares in Premier African Minerals (PREM) are now, at 0.023p down 94% year to date. It all seemed so different a year ago.

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36 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: Kefi placing but all funding secured, the shares have never been cheaper on a risk reward basis

Magna Carta book a ticket to Wrexham for you and your donkey. Tell us when you will ride naked, backwards, through the town you certifiable old fool. Yes there is a placing from Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) but funding is now secured and it is all systems go at Tulu Kapi. The shares, on a risk reward basis, have never been cheaper. I may well buy more in the morning. I explain why as I number crunch.

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37 days ago

Is Whitespace Global, the development partner of Defence Holdings a straw man?

I shall turn to today’s interims and trading statement from BB darling Defence Holdings (ALRT). Later. Suffice to say that those like Evel Banksta who are short have nothing to worry about. But what of its development partner Whitespace Global Limited. I am the last man to say anything bad about a company hailing from God’s chosen lands of Ulster…but

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41 days ago

Bluebird Placing at 0.15p – can the FCA please explain why CEO Sath did not cost folks 90% by welching on commitments

In June Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) announced that its CEO would be putting in a £2 million loan with 0% interest rates convertible at 2p. The first tranche would be paid over “immediately.” The shares headed up to and above a guided NAV of 1.5p. The money never came despite repeated assurances that it would. And now it has been cancelled.

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43 days ago

Letter to the FCA: London Bitcoin Company needs to clarify its financial position

I have written to my good friends at the FCA regarding David Lenigas and the London Bitcoin Company (BTC) which urgently needs to issue a statement to clarify its financial position, specifically how many of its bitcoin it has sold.

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44 days ago

Ariana Resources – “Dokwe Drilling Update”, was it really needed? Shares still a BUY

Ariana Resources (AAU) has issued a “Dokwe Drilling Update” announcement including emphasising “strong silicification, pyritization and shearing identified in drilling to date - strong geological indicators of potential at Dokwe Central as testing continues along a faulted and offset extension of the deposit”. How material is the drilling news from a current 1.5p share price, just over £35 million market cap?

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45 days ago

Nuburu: more confetti on the way, no acquisitions yet completed, an $89 million market cap for an insolvent nothingburger

Yesterday Alessandro Zamboni’s US con Nuburu (US:BURU) filed a new draft S1 registration statement (subject to SEC approval) to permit it to issued up to 130 million new shares to vile death spiral provider Yorkville under its $100 million facility under the Standby Equity Purchase Agreement.

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46 days ago

Eco Buildings: the 37.6p potential bonus (for long term loyalists only) folks forget.

When folks like my good friend the Euroloon Jonathan Price complain about historic losses suffered by shareholders in Eco Buildings (ECOB) there is one matter, possibly worth 37.6p per share to them but not to new holders that they forget.

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47 days ago

Tern – Talking Medicines raising yet more funds

Today Tern (TERN) announced that it had “been issued with approximately £230,000 of new unsecured convertible loan notes by Talking Medicines Limited in return for Tern having agreed to cancel existing short-term loans aggregating to approximately £180,000 provided by Tern to Talking Medicines during 2024 and 2025.” Swings and roundabouts, smoke and mirrors

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47 days ago

EXPOSE: Nightcap Limited – will it survive the first Quarter of 2026 (accounts finally out)?

The overdue results for Nightcap for the 65 weeks ended 29 September 2024 were finally filed at Companies House on 4 December 2025 but appear to have been signed off on 28 September. Why incur a fine for late filing? The answer is in the detail and suggests that this company may not survive the winter.

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47 days ago

Who is a prolific liar then?

The audio clip below is from an interview conducted by a small furry rodent and Stuart Ashman the CEO at Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX). Natch the defamatory statement is not corrected or challenged by the rodent.

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47 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Mr Market has Satsuma so completely wrong

I discuss today's news from Satsuma (SATS)., Its shares are now either 70% or 100% overvalued as it is forced to dump almost half its bitcoin at a loss.

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48 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: stunning gold & copper grades from Amaroq, it and Ariana can both double but why I prefer the former

After today's stunning grades from Amaroq (AMRQ) I swapped emails with the company and do serious maths on what a three mine operation by 2023 would be worth. I compare that with Ariana (AAU). Both shares could double but I know where I plan to invest more. I also mention my other gold holding, Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI)

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50 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: examining my ethics on Skins, flagging up my Optibiotix intentions and why I'm not selling Probiotix

Some of you have read my barrage of criticism of Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) as a pump so that I could dump my shares. My many times repeated bearcast assertions that I cannot recommend others own the stock are to be ignored (even just on Friday as I stuck the knife in I concluded with the CRAP phrase! - a phrase any City person knows to mean sell) and that I am a scumbag for not flagging here that I was going to sell my shares before I did. This and another Evri disaster put me in a bad mood. I walk you through events from Friday morning and explain why I believe I acted correctly but apologise if you think I did not. I offer AGM voting advice for those still holding Skins. To appease the mob, I flag up that I may sell my Optibiotix (OPTI) shares but explain why I am not selling Probiotix (PBX) 

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50 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: If Harry "Trougher" Adams was not such an RNS knob some of the Skins cash would go into Kefi

Where should I reinvest the cash from dumping my Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) shares? I discuss that and welcome your thoughts in the comments section below. Then to Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) and a disingenuous RNS today and what the numbers say. Do they add up? Are the shares cheap?

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50 days ago

Breaking: Touchstone & Predator nonsense 21p bid plan expose!

Thanks to Winnileaks I know that the authorities are aware of this. I know that Jerry Keen of Oak Securities is aware of this so who else is aware and why is there no statement. For what it is the proposed bid is all nonsense.

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51 days ago

Letter to the FCA, AQSE Regulation and Oberon: time to act against Zak Mir and Lift Global Ventures

Enough is enough. A man who endorses the actions of a CEO who weaponizes suicide is a man that the City should cold shoulder. But it is not on that basis that I have written to the FCA, AQSE regulation and Oberon, the advisor to Zak Mir’s Lift Global Ventures (LFT). The brown envelope man needs to be put out of business for committing what I argue below is, industrial scale, market abuse.

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52 days ago

Amaroq – drilling update including some stunning grades, BUY

Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced results from resource and exploration drilling at its Nalunaq gold mine and an update to its exploration activities, including it “confirming additional high-grade intersections… derisking near-term production and providing the geological confidence required to continue sustained mining activities” and exploration expansion. The grades really are stunning!

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53 days ago

Supply@Me Capital shareholders sack Alessandro Zamboni but…

Today the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) published the votes for the AGM held yesterday. Unsurprisingly the long-suffering shareholders voted against the approval of the remuneration committee report and the reappointment of Alessandro Zamboni as Chief Executive. The resolution to reappoint Alessandro Zamboni was voted against by 54.58% of shareholders. However, the “Independent” Directors have reappointed Alessandro Zamboni back to the Board of Directors straightaway. So much for democracy.

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54 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: 75 minutes with Andrew Webley, he's not a grifter, he is a nice guy but what about Smarter Web shares?

For various reasons I found myself on a video call with Andrew Webley today. We had scheduled a 30 minute chat but we talked for 75 minutes. I am a miserable man with few friends but I admit that I like Webley and would happily go for a non alcoholic drink with him. He has made errors but I can accept that they were not deliberate and he is thus definitively NOT a grifter. So does that make shares in The Smarter Web Company (SWC) a buy? No. And I explain why. But at 44.5p are they super overvalued? They might be if bitcoin crashes or if Strategy (US: MSTR) blows up and I don't think Webley would disagree. But he, like many others reckon neither will happen despite the obvious red flag of the corporate jet Strategy is buying for Michael Saylor as you can see in a regulatory disclosure below. . I discuss all of this and bring you the good news that Webley will join me on stage at Sharestock 2026 on September 5. To get your tickets at 2025 prices you must book before December 31 HERE

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60 days ago

Tern: if only there had been a good chartist to warn us all!

After years of warnings from myself and also from the deputy Sheriff of AIM, Nigel Somerville, it really does look like the end is nigh for Tern (TERN). But of course some commentators knew better. Were they in receipt of brown envelopes for their efforts or are they just thick. With the shares, now 0.35p and heading for 0p, at 10p Zak Mir wrote:

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60 days ago

Defence Holdings: Two questions

With shed loads of warrants at 0.667p and just 0.1p outstanding and an absurd valuation for a company with no revenues, Defence Holdings (ALRT) is a slam dunk sell. You would have to be a complete moron not to forward sell shares and exercise warrants and the sharps who own the warrants are not morons. But there are two other questions:

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61 days ago

Versarien, if only there had been a good chartist out there to warn folks

The Financial Reporting Council has already got back to me to confirm it is looking into the dodgy accounts of Zak Mir’s Lift Global Ventures (LFT) at my suggestion. But it is not his mickey mouse accounting that is the biggest issue it is the inherent corruption of his business model. As Versarien (VRS) prepares to go into administration, as soon as today, it is worth considering Mir’s record here

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61 days ago

Versarien: why are the shares not suspended? What is AIM playing at?

This is a crazy failure by AIM Regulation. As I explained HERE yesterday the company must surely call in the administrators this week, it could happen at any time. 205 million quid up in smoke. Though its cash will run out by the weekend, it has only survived this long by not paying to suppliers for months. I spoke to one today.

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62 days ago

Amazing AI - thank heavens for good honest technical analysis from Zak Mir

Shares in Amazing AI (AAI) were a screaming buy according to the self proclaimed top chartist Zak Mir in the X posts below.. That was on November 24 and 25.

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63 days ago

Amazing AI shares suspended, Guild resigns, GOTCHA!

My faith in humanity is somewhat restored. Yesterday, after Paul Mathieson of Amazing AI (AAI) attacked me as a criminal, threatened legal action and weaponized my mum’s suicide all sorts of folks reached out to say thus was not acceptable. I wondered what advisor Guild would say. Last night I reached out to it and was told that it was “appalled” and the remarks were “despicable” and that appropriate action would be taken. This morning it has resigned. Well done Guild you are good men.

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63 days ago

Vast Resources diamond tender flops: just do the maths morons!

Oh dear, Oh dear! Vast Resources (VAST) has fessed up that only 98% of the low quality diamonds tendered for sale last week were sold and that the net proceeds from what was sold were a paltry $1.09 million. It is now in crisis.

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63 days ago

The Good Lord Evans doth protest too much as he’s suspended from the Lords

It is reported that two members of the House of Lords are to be suspended for providing parliamentary services for bunts. Former Army chief Lord Richard Dannatt and Blairite businessman Lord David Evans of Watford face suspensions of four and five months respectively. Evans…does that name ring a bell? It should!

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64 days ago

Inspirit Energy Holdings – finally kicked off AIM, who wants to sue Tom Winnifrith for their losses?

At 2.56 PM yesterday came news from the boiler room: Inspirit (INSP) announced that it shares will be cancelled from the AIM market pursuant to AIM Rule 41 with effect from today.

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64 days ago

Vast Resources Tender (lack of) update and cash crunch

The tender for sale of the lowest quality diamonds was meant to have taken place last week but there has been no update from Vast Resources (VAST). Meanwhile its shares are plunging towards par of 0.1p.

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66 days ago

Andrew Webley tweets to mislead

The grifter Andrew Webley of the Smarter Web Company (SWC) has sent out his long weekly X message. You can read it below and one takeaway is that the grifter says he is going to spend less time promoting the shares ( I guess pushing shit uphill is not everyone’s cup of tea) and more time at his desk creating value. He also misleads the muppets who follow him with fake numbers.

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67 days ago

Bookmark this X: the grifter Andrew Webley clutching at straws

With bitcoin now back at $84,000 having slipped below $82,000 earlier today the grifter Andrew Webley is clutching at straws. Bookmark this X post below. 

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67 days ago

Is OPG Power Ventures yet another multi million quid AIM scandal for everyone to ignore?

A number of readers including a vicar travelling around the Southern Hemisphere have contacted me about OPG Power Ventures (OPG) another apparent scandal dragging the already tarnished reputation of the AIM casino through the mud with mug punters getting another shafting

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67 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: at long last back from DEI games with the Shipmans and Tullow , shortable to 0p?

I report back on a long morning with the Shipmans and then consider whether Tullow (TLW) shares are 80% overvalued or will go to 0p.

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68 days ago

Michael Shanks MP you were played

With a short career working for a charity then as a teacher before becoming a career politician, Energy minister Michael Shanks has, like the rest of them at Halitosis Hall, zero real world experience to bring to the job. He probably does not realise how he has been played by Lyin' Steve Sanderson of UK Oil & Gas (UKOG).

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69 days ago

Georgina Energy: who is John Heugh batting for and when is the share consolidation?

With Georgina Energy (GEX) needing to raise c£10 million to a) keep the lights on and b) acquire three assets from Aussie based Central Petroleum the big question is “when is the share consolidation?”

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70 days ago

The Death Spiral ATM facility unravel continues at The Smarter Web Company as hard data calls CEO Andrew Webley out as a moron!

When it comes to other people’s money is Andrew Webley, the grifter in charge of the Smarter Web Company (SWC) the worst investor on the listed scene? I merely offer up facts that his cheerleaders will not wish to take on board as they discuss his “bitcoin yield to date” and other completely made up metrics.

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71 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: a tale of 2 gold companies with news, Kefi and Amaroq

I have shares in both and am well ahead on both. I discuss the news from Friday and today, the risks and the rewards.

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72 days ago

Vast Resources – diamond news and an admission that another cash crisis is upon it as the shares plunge towards par

On 21 October AIM Sewer posterboy Vast Resources (VAST) announced that the first tender for sale of its diamonds would, at long last take place this week, the week beginning 17 November. That ramp allowed yet another bailout placing , raising £2 million at 0.18p. Today a grim update.

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72 days ago

One of Evil Knievil’s Golden Rules makes London Bitcoin Company a massive SELL this morning

The bear raider and most bombastic man in London, if not the entire United Kingdom Simon Cawkwell, aka Evil Knievil, has numerous golden rules, reminders to we oiks of his great wisdom. One relates to paltry boardroom share buying.

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74 days ago

What will kill Quantum Data Energy, formerly Mast Energy: it’s a binary bet

I am in no doubt that Quantum Data Energy (QED) is a zero. Its sharers peaked at c 180p just a couple of months ago but are now just 11p and falling fast. The only question is what kills this shitco for good. There are two routes to death.

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76 days ago

GOTCHA! 80 Mile fesses up as AIM Regulation and SP Angel take a knee to The Sheriff

Ouzo for the Sheriff of AIM! It seems that the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation and hapless Nomad SP Angel of the Mysquar fraud infamy have indeed acted on my exposes and missives of last week. For today 80 Mile (80M), the £30 million shitco run by “colourful” Rod McIllree has ‘fessed in an RNS.

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76 days ago

The David Lenigas tweet that tells you everything

Shares in London Bitcoin Company (BTC) are, at c3p, almost 95% down from peak ramp less than four months ago but ramper in chief David Lenigas is still not buying having urged folks to do so at 55p!. The tweet below from the great man shows why.

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76 days ago

The fraudster’s pals at First Class Metals forced into a death spiral on steroids

There are three reasons that First Class Metals (FCM) will struggle to do a conventional funding: piss poor early stage assets, a discredited management team and, above all, the massive overhand of shares eld by the administrators of the failed ponzi, the 79th Group. So today it has announced a vicious death spiral to keep the lights on and allow a token amount of drilling.

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77 days ago

London Bitcoin Company interims: loss making, misleading and facing forced asset sales amid fiat crisis

David Lenigas run London Bitcoin Company (BTC) has published its second interims for the six months ended 31 August 2025. They are dire with a loss before tax of £1,196,206. Net assets are healthier at £8,011,468 which includes £6,893,322 of Bitcoin. But the company cannot hide that it is in crisis.

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78 days ago

Bulletin Board Moron of the Day/Week/ Year and he owns Georgina Energy

Still Georgina Energy (GEX) is yet to clarify the Harlequin spoof tweet. It is still technically insolvent, run by liars and publishes wonky accounts. But it has its fans. Over on the LSE Asylum one moron explains why the shares at 5.3p are worth 800p. Beat this Bulletin Board Moron.

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79 days ago

Mast Energy now known as Quantum Data – this £2m scandal gets worse and worse, what is the FCA playing at?

Last week I showed how Quantum Data Energy (MAST), then known as Mast Energy had used £2 million of a £5 million fund raise to pay firms which then placed bogus news stories from bogus newspapers, pretending to be genuine research claiming this was the UK’s cheapest share, to ramp its stock. But this gets worse.

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81 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics: fake news? Share price drop

A, normally sensible, reader pings in his theory as to why shares in Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) are off by 12% today at 15.375p. He writes:

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82 days ago

Two things that have not happened today

A bad night, a late start but still there are two things that have NOT happened. The mystery of the dog barking is that it did not bark.

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82 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: it is so easy to quit New York or the UK and pay less tax and the list of reasons why Stephen Kelly is a Cirata red flag

I start with tax. Those celebrating Zohram Mamdani in New York or Rachel from accounts in the UK need to appreciate just how easy it is to move somewhere warmer and also save a packet on tax. I reckon the Mrs and I would pay a blended 7% tax in Greece, possibly just 5%. Then onto Cirata (CRTA) and the follow up from this morning's scoop about its CEO and the women's hockey team and why the shares are so utterly uninvestable.

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83 days ago

We are boycotting M&S: Dawn French is an anti-semite

I cannot say that we give Marks & Spencer (MKS) much of our custom but as of now this family is giving it no business at all. And the reason is the comedienne Dawn French. Earlier this year she posted an obscene video mocking the evil Jews for complaining about the October 7 pogrom, the biggest one day slaughter of Jews since World War Two.

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83 days ago

The Bitcoin in Treasury bubble burst: Sequans starts dumping shitcoin

French based, NYSE listed software outfit Sequans (US:SQNS) started a bitcoin in treasury strategy in July. Now that strategy is in full reverse with the excuse given patently unbelievable. Stevie Wonder can see that the Frogs are making it up as they go along. It shows how the bubble has burst.

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84 days ago

Union Jack Oil shares now seriously under par – it is in a doom loop

Shareholders again forced the board of Union Jack Oil (UJO) to withdraw a plan, that is to say to allow it to issue warrants, and now the company faces another problem. And now, following news today of a duster of a well in the USA, its shares are now 3.3p-3.5p but par value is 5p. And that means it simply cannot issue new shares since its funding only ever comes from deeply discounted placings and you cannot issue shares below par.

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84 days ago

Nativo Resources another share price suicide financing with death spiral johnnies Yorkville, disgraced Adam Wilson and broker AlbR, the new Axis of Evil

Hamak Strategy (HAMA) will see its shares crushed from January thanks to a #5m funding facility provided by US death spiral outfit Yorkville, broker AlbR (bucket shop Novum as was) and set up by disgraced Adam Wilson of the Ben’s Creek fraud infamy. I explained why this must smash its shares from January onwards making the stock utterly uninvestable for anyone other than financial masochists HERE. Now this Axis of evil has another victim, Nativo Resources (NTVO), already a dog but now one whose shares will be obliterated. Here’s why.

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84 days ago

A question for David Lenigas: what is the all in cost of mining one bitcoin?

Since the only financials we have for the London Bitcoin Company (BTC) are for the 18 months to 28 February 2025 we really have no idea at all about what the all in cost base is right now.

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85 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics and the rumoured Broker forecasts for Croda

Our in house bien pensant PL appears to have stumbled on forecasts from credible tier 1 brokers for how much revenue Croda (CRDA) will make from sales of the Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) product Zenakine. The source of this is, PL says, AI so it may be hogwash but it, perhaps, raises two critical points.

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85 days ago

Monday caption contest: the wheels on the Lenigas bus are coming off edition

Just four months ago shares in David Lenigas run London Bitcoin Company (BTC) were 55p and the old rogue was urging folks to buy more in a daily stream of X posts. These days Big Dave barely tweets at all about the company whose shares are just 3.85p. I invite suitable captions for the real photo below to be submitted in the comments section. The deadline to enter is midnight tonight, 3rd November.

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86 days ago

Oh dear, Oh dear, the ATM is running out of money for Smarter Web, now 92.4% off peak ramp

As I have noted before, ATMs, aka death spirals might work when a stock is flying. But when it is tanking they act to stop the share price gains on the few up days and cannot be used on the many down days. Thus they crush the share price and that causes volumes to dry up and thus bring in ever reduced proceeds. Today’s ATM update from the Smarter Web Company (SWC) is horrific and leaves its shares at just 50p to sell.

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86 days ago

AIM shit of the year Richard “Gollum” Gill hops into bed with the Drummond Brothers – enjoy the joke research

I guess birds of a feather….

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86 days ago

BREAKING: Wildcat Petroleum: what it is hiding is that it is almost bust, Oh no the FCA has suspended the shares!

Shame on Guild Advisory, advisors to Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT) and shame to all involved in this worthless company. For Wildcat has today published a very brief summary of its annual results and report saying that full details will appear only later on its website. Here is what it is hiding.

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88 days ago

Versarien in the MINUS 99.92% club: best case £200,000 for shareholders plus interest in AIM shell company or its administration and zero

Goaded by myself HERE, today Versarien (VRS) provided an update on its restructuring process. It is not good news.

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89 days ago

Defence Holdings update on its ATM death spiral: anyone holding the shares is insane

Defence Holdings (ALRT) the defence and AI spoof has updated folks on the performance of its ATM death spiral. The share price since it kicked off on October 10 tells its own story.

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90 days ago

Video: A convicted felon and a man from a country where 1/3 of folks are descended from convicted felons

Of course I refer to Lord Ashbourne, aka Charlie Gibson, who is the convicted felon. The Australian is ‘arry "trougher" Adams of Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). This video discusses financing close at Tulu Kapi, how there could be four or five Tulu Kapi’s within Kefi by 2030, lithium opportunities and, most convincingly, Saudi opportunities. Though not the greatest fan of either man, the video is pretty compelling. As gold heads back above $4,000 Kefi is back at 1.5p and I stand by my view that with final funding set to close within weeks the shares could well double from here by Christmas. Enjoy

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92 days ago

EXPOSE: Georgina Energy interim results show a loss making and insolvent entity and howling accounting blunders

Georgina Energy’s (GEX) interim results to July 31 out today show a loss of £1,209,578 and a net deficit of £2,704,904 in shareholders’ equity and cash of just £112,302. Oh dear.

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92 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: I have bought more shares

I start with a Rachel Reeves joke. Then I look at the similarity between Eco Buildings (ECOB) and Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). I have been buying more shares today and i have a suggestion for 'arry Adams.

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93 days ago

Do these folks just not understand dilution?

@ZynxBTC is a full time tweeter of rampatsic nonsense about bitcoin, bitcoin in treasury companies in general and The Smarter Web Company (SWC) where he was buying shares all the way up and down and insists that he is still going to mint it. The stupid force is strong with Zynx who is venerated as something of a bien pensant in the X #SWC community. a recent tweet says it all.

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96 days ago

Iconic Labs: a zombie company that should be put into administration

Yesterday Iconic (ICON) published its full year results to 30 June 2026 they showed a loss of £619,333. Net liabilities were £3,962,268 with cash of £35,738. Most of the liabilities related to promissory notes of £1,050,488 and convertible loan notes of £2,026,000.

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96 days ago

Inspirit Energy Holdings – have its shares been cancelled from AIM on the quiet with no news from the boiler room?

On 9 April 2025 Inspirit (INSP) the perma dog run by disgraced John Gunn and AIM's worst FD Nilesh Jagatia announced that the securities had been suspended as a result of becoming a cash shell six months earlier, albeit a cash shell with just £15,000 of cash.

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96 days ago

BREAKING: Valereum undeclared related party troughing

Comrade Richard Poulden is no longer involved with Valereum (VLRM) the AQSE listed dog that he, his bromantic partner Dave Lenigas and brown envelope man Zak Mir pumped with claims of a 100p or 200p valuation. Investors who bought into that pump did their conkers and the shares are now 4.375p with a new band of scholars and gentlemen on board, lead by CEO Gary Cottle.

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96 days ago

Vast Resources – and another thing about that dodgy placing!

Yesterday, I discussed in detail the latest placing from minus 99.98% AIM uberdog Vast Resources (VAST). But a loyal reader points out another oddity about the fund raise at just 0.18p.

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96 days ago

Supply@ME shares resuming trading and treble: just plain insanity

If the FCA were not such a complete and utter waste of space, Supply@ME Capital (SYME) shares would not have returned from suspension today. Okay, the company has finally published its annual report and interim results but it is an insolvent fraud. Having it listed in London merely serves to further tarnish the reputation of the whole market even further. It is like agreeing to keep the former Duke of York his ghastly ex wife, Johnny Hon’s pal, on as the patron of your charity.

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96 days ago

Two Kefi paid for videos: three key takeaways

First up is one from Proactive and then it is my old Pal Bad Al Ford at Vox. Both are pad for so it is not exactly Paxmanesque. And ‘arry Adams is a dry old coot, not the most aggressive video promoter. Just a few key takeaways for we who are interested in Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI):

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97 days ago

A video for those who think that the Eco Buildings Chile deal is not real

There are still some who, clouded in a smog of cigarette smoke, think that Eco Buildings (ECOB) is making it all up with regard to a deal in Chile.The video below, from Valparaiso, featuring the company's local architect should show you that it is very real. And on that basis I stand by my suggestion that, at 20.9p the shares trade on a 2026 PE of 5 falling to 0.8 on 2027 numbers. That is why I bought more shares this week and will continue buying in the belief that on a risk/reward basis there are few cheaper stocks on AIM today. Enjoy.

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98 days ago

Argo Blockchain: it is like killing a vampire

Just when you think that Argo Blockchain (ARB) will give up the ghost and die there is another update and its lingering share price death continues. Todays update is a horror show.

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99 days ago

Supply@Me Capital: - Nuburu pays up final $2,198,000 early but Supply is still insolvent, why are its shares still suspended?

In a shock announcement yesterday, the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) announced that Nuburu (US:BURU) had paid the final amount of $2,198,000 due under the $5,150,000 facility prior to 31 October 2025. It makes it a change from usual delays in payment.

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99 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Speaking to Kefi's broker and Eco's Gilbert so arriving at forecasts - new share trades

There is no imminent placing in Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). I have its broker on the record. I detail what he said and why that makes Kefi shares so cheap. I also publish the only forecasts out there for Eco Buildings (ECOB) and they knocked my socks off. I have been buying shares in one of the two today and explain why.

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99 days ago

Tom Winnifrth Bonus Bearcast: Kefi, our great day has come, funding secured: ouzo for me, Magna Carta get your donkey ready, Wrexham awaits!

The great day has come. Funding is secured for Tulu Kapi, Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) shares are cheap. And our in house loon must now, as promised, ride naked on a donkey through the streets of Wrexham.

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100 days ago

Avacta gets £16m placing away at 63p – well done to it, but shares still way overvalued

I must take my hat off to the team at Avacta (AVCT) and Zeus Capital for raising £16 million at 63p. It is a crazy valuation for a company not yet out of phase 1 trials but a series of ramptastic RNS’s and a gullible investor community have done the trick. The shares are now 65.5p.

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100 days ago

Smarter Web: More death spiral vicar?

The bitcoin price has bounced and so to have the shares in Smarter Web Company (SWC) the latter are now 67.5p, playing a fully diluted NAV of perhaps 50p. A fool and his money are easily parted. Meanwhile there is another dose of ATM death spiral.

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101 days ago

Grifter Andrew Webley talks cock (again) and cannot do basic maths

Smarter Web Company (SWC) shares ended Friday at just 55.5p, down from 660p less then three months ago when its founder, the grifter Andrew Webley was urging folks to fill their boots as, based on new valuation metrics which have upended all the laws of investment, the shares were still cheap. Whatever..

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102 days ago

These people are mad as a box of frogs: As NAV plunges to sub 46p and the shares to 55.5p, Smarter Web part 1

Shares in The Smarter Web Company (SWC), 660p just three months ago, closed Friday at just 55.5p.Grifter Andrew Webley was urging folks to buy all the way down insisting that new valuation metrics made the shares look cheap. The grifter is still at it, and still misleading his flock, as I shall demonstrate later.

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102 days ago

Chris Gilbert spars with Eco Buildings perma bear Peter “fagash” Brailey

Yesterday Fagash posted a comment questioning the IP of Eco Buildings (ECOB), whether it had a USP and stating that talk of tackling the UK market was “BS”. Today the shares are up another 15% to 12p but, as I explained here, could plausibly hit 80p and are a fantastic risk reward play. But back to Fagash. At my request, Chris Gilbert has responded:

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103 days ago

No Wishbone this RNS does not excuse the market abuse, is Red Setter commercial or no

Yesterday I flagged up what was almost certainly make abuse by Wishbone Gold (WSBN) in making the claim in an interview that its Red Setter prospect was definitely commercial when no grades had been released via RNS to justify that. Eventually its Nomad, Roland “fatty” Cornish waddled back to his desk, after his normal 12 course luncheon, and crafted an RNS for this morning.

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103 days ago

Petrofac: Wipeout confirmed, we bears vindicated ( yet again), ouzos all round

To think that four years ago this was a high flier with a share price of 172p and an order book of hundreds of millions of dollars. Sales = vanity. Even today, at just under 4p and suspended, there is a c£20 million market cap but there is also official confirmation that shareholders will be wiped out. For Lucian Miers, Evil Banksta and myself a final vindication. For the BBMs who knew better another lesson that they don’t. 

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103 days ago

Has Wishbone Gold today committed market abuse?

A reader has reported the company to AIM Regulation and also asked if Wishbone’s (WSBN) esteemed Nomad, Mr. Roland “fatty” Cornish might care to opine on what seems to me to be an open and shut case of market abuse or at least a breach of AIM Rule 10. It all concerns the promotional video below which went out this morning.

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105 days ago

Hamak Strategy: surely this is an RTO and a prospectus is needed? Where is the FCA on all of this?

I shall be writing to the FCA shortly but today’s announcement from Hamak Strategy (HAMA) beggars belief. Quite clearly its proposed #35m double death spiral funding will trigger a change of business, an RTO, and thus it needs to get a prospectus approved by the FCA to go ahead. I have offered the company’s advisors a chance to comment but they appear to have declined. Let me explain the problem.

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105 days ago

Hamak: not 1 but 2 death spirals, what’s not to like?

On 25 September Hamak Strategy (HAMA) CEO Nick Thurlow told mug punters in an investor meeting that his company was fully funded for 12 months. With negative net current assets that was clearly disingenuous, either Hamak had to sell some of its 20 bitcoin or it needed to issue shares. Today it has announced not one but two death spirals! Confetti ahoy!

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105 days ago

Tern Open Offer flops- without a firesale it will run out of cash in less than three months

As I predicted, the Tern (TERN) open offer at 0.5p has flopped. I am amazed that anyone took it up given that the shares have traded below the offer price for most of the past two weeks but there are some born every day. Seeking to raise £642,246 I, in fact, raised just £151,136. Oh dear. Oh dear.

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105 days ago

Eco Buildings: bear squeeze possible? something not right

Yesterday, Eco Buildings (ECOB) served up great news from Sudan and its shares zoomed ahead to 8p. As I explained HERE, they are still incredibly cheap at that level. They really could be 80p within a year. But then the shares fell back to 6.5p at the close. What’s afoot?

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106 days ago

Hamak Strategy and value destruction with bitcoin: A maths lesson for the stupid ( including Zak Mir)!

The lack of fiat at Hamak Strategy (HAMA) means that it urgently needs to either start selling its pile of bitcoin or do a fund raise, either straight equity or death spiral CULS. Either way it won’t be pretty for its share price. But a bitcoin sale would expose what a farce its value addition via shitcoin treasury strategy is. Do the maths stupid!

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106 days ago

Supply@Me Capital interims show another loss and increase in net liabilities: it’s insolvent

With interim results published today, the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) can now apply to the FCA for its shares to be unsuspended.

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107 days ago

Supply@Me Capital 2024 accounts finally published, Supply remains loss making and insolvent

Today more than 5 months late, the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) has finally published its accounts for the year ended 31 December 2024. Supply shares will remain suspended until it publishes its interim accounts to 30 June 2025 which were due by 30 September 2025. These are promised soon.

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107 days ago

Satsuma Technology – now 0.9p to sell, why wouldn’t CULS holders ask for their cash back?

I think it perfectly possible that the liars at Satsuma Technology (SATS) will fail to get the FCA to approve its new prospectus for an RTO by the new December 30 deadline. After all its lawyers quit because of accounting high jinks and Satsuma then lied about that to investors. But it may start to unravel before then…. Think about it as the shares are now 0.9p to 1.1p.

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110 days ago

Kefi: No wonder folks think that City boys are just dirty scumbags

There is an RNS from Kefi Gold Copper (KEFI) this morning but not what we were hoping for. Funding for Tulu Kapi has not yet been agreed by the banks and Kefi had told us that it would be by the end of this week. Well: tick tock. Tick Tock. Give ‘arry Adams another frigging bonus to incentivize him. Perhaps he has already done his four days this week and is thinking twice about working another for additional pay?

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110 days ago

Smarter Web shares now just 85p – FTSE 100 dreams in tatters

The grifter Andrew Webley and his overpaid limp dick colleagues at The Smarter Web Company (SWC) may dismiss the warnings of old TW, aka THAT MAN, as much as they wish but the shares have plunged from 660p on June 23 to just 85p today. But guess what? They are still overvalued.

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110 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: is there insider dealing at Kefi?

I discuss all things Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI), fearing that I now have to flag up what is a joke to one po faced subscriber, discussing what is insider dealing, the RNS approval process and where I see the shares going.

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111 days ago

Tern: a desperate gambit, but a misleading one natch: more snouts in the trough

The open offer at 0.5p which is not underwritten closes on Tuesday and Tern (TERN) is desperate to pump the shares, currently 0.45p to sell, to get it away. What sort of Moron buys shares to sit on an instant 10% paper loss? Today the company tries a new spoof which it claims aligns the board with mug punters. That would be aligning head honcho Al Sisto who has taken out more than three Bernies since 2017 with investors who have lost almost all of their money. Whatever…

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111 days ago

Video: Amaroq Presentation: a compelling buy case

Okay, I am biased. At 91p I am more than 100% ahead and Amaroq (AMRQ) is my biggest holding but I am not selling as a) I want to maintain exposure to gold and b) I think the shares are very low risk and offer massive upside. My own view is that the company will get taken out at 150p+ next year as gold majors engage in frantic M&A activity. But I am happy to hang on for several years for fundamentals to drive them even higher. If you doubt me, CEO Eldur Olaffson knocks it out of the park in this video out yesterday flagged up by reader K. The key takeaways are:

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112 days ago

Nuburu - AI and Defence stardust makes shares rocket: now a $186 million car crash waiting to happen

The insolvent US fraud run by Alessandro Zamboni, Nuburu (US:BURU) has seen its shares go ballistic in response to its proposed purchase of Orbit S.r.l formerly known as IAF2 S.r.l a company “specialising in digitilizing operational resilience solutions for mission critical corporations”.

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112 days ago

Coinsilium gets a bitcoin bump – valuation down by more than 90% from peak ramp but still daft at 6.2p

It will not be much consolation for those who paid up to 81p at peak ramp in June to see Coinsilium (COIN) shares getting a bitcoin bump back to 6.2p helped by the usual spivy ramping. But have folks done the actual maths?

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113 days ago

Kefi: What does “within the coming week” mean to you?

At 7 AM on Tuesday 30 September Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) served up interims, sugaring the bitter pill f more crap numbers showing no restraint on boardroom greed at all, by promising that the two banks for sign off on project funding for Tulu Kapi “within the coming week.” What do you think that means?

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114 days ago

Updated for congenital idiot Leonardo Notarbartolo, Defence Holdings – everything tells you that this stinks

I do not ever think that I have received a tweet along the lines of “@TomWinnifrith is warning about company X, folks should look at Woodford, Globo, Quindell, all those China frauds, Versarien, all those mini bond scams, etc, he knows his onions, wake up and smell the coffee.” Oh no… as you start to probe to disasters waiting to happen like Defence Holdings (ALRT), it is only a matter of time before some utterly obsessed cretin with half a dozen followers goes onto X to demand:

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117 days ago

Tern in a doom loop: needs to clarify via RNS what happens when (not if) open offer flop

This is now a doom loop. The more the share price falls the more likely it is that Tern’s (TERN) open offer, which is not underwritten, will flop which makes it more likely that the company will go bust before Christmas which makes folks panic so the shares go down etc, etc. Nomad Allenby, of Nightcap infamy, needs to be issuing an RNS as the shares are now just 0.4p to sell.

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118 days ago

GOTCHA! Disgraced penny share grifter Zak Mir warned by FRC after Tom Winnifrith complaint

I guess his very silly sister at Shares Magazine will view it as racist to report Zak Mir to the Financial Reporting Council for a series of accounting blunders at his Lift Global Ventures (LFT) shitco. Wait till she discovers that I have Nigel Farage’s number on my speed dial! Anyhow, the FRC has dropped me a note today thanking me for dobbing in brown envelope man as you an see below. The ruling is clear, Zak has been a naughty boy

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118 days ago

Wildcat back as dodgy RTO aborted: surely it is bust?

I have persistently warned about Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT) a company that ed in its very first RNS and has continued in that vein ever since. Today after aborting the dodgiest of RTOs is shares are back from suspension but surely it is almost out of cash and will within weeks only be existing by not paying its bills.

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118 days ago

UK Oil & Gas – shares more than quadruple on hopium news: placing ahoy

Once upon a time in the shameful days of Horse Hill which was bigger than Saudi Arabia according to David Lenigas, shares in UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) were more than 10p. Today they have rocketed by 321% to…..0.043p! Every dog has its day. But before folks rush to fill their boots on the back of a hopium packed RNS today, beware that rapacious brokers at Zeus and CMC are already forward booking in the commission funded Ukrainian young ladies: a discounted placing is a nailed down cert.

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119 days ago

Truspine suspended, a bad day for the Linkedin West Ham supporters club

This website exposed numerous crimes from the ancien regime at Truspine (TSP) but although the company was a busted flush we had hopes that under new leadership from my pal Geoff Miller, founder of the LinkedIn West Ham United supporters group, there might be some hope. Today the shares have been suspended.

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119 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: switching from Bluebird into Kefi

I am not clever enough to trade shares so I am just holding both Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) and Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) but I explain why on fundamentals and also as a short term trade this makes sense.

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119 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Helping out an old comrade from the trenches of Fleet Street, why are Ariana shares going nowhere as gold surges

Ariana Resources (AAU) is, after all, a producer so its shares should be flying. But I answer an email from a former colleague on the Evening Standard with a podcast which I have also sent to Kerim Sener to allow him to respond to each point made.

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119 days ago

Sealand Capital Galaxy – interims, to think these shares were 13p just a few months ago!

They are now 0.35p. But then when the CEO, Tom Sawyer, is a man who has on two separate occasions been intimately involved with the twice convicted serial pump and dump fraudster Ron Bauer as I exposed HERE, nothing is surprising. Today, at 1.30 PM we have half calendar year results from Sealand Capital Galaxty Limited (SCGL) and they are shockingly bad.

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119 days ago

Hydrogen Utopia: what are the other receivables counted as a current asset? And why?

Today we have interim accounts from drowning in red flags Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) and I suggest to you that the presented balance sheet is a work of fiction designed to hide the fact that the company is in the financial doggy doo doo.

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120 days ago

Tortilla Mexican and its new FD: the long shadow of La Willingham is a red flag

Tortilla Mexican (MEX) has announced a new CFO whose CV looks very impressive at first glance but perhaps his recent activities merit a bit more scrutiny, that is to say his stint at NightCap (NGHT) the now delisted abomination of a bars chain created by Dragon’s Den’s Sarah Willingham, a corporate governance and financial trainwreck.

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120 days ago

Hemogenyx is a compelling short

If anyone knows where I can get some borrow on Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals (HEMO) then please post below. A friend told me on Friday evening that he had managed to short some with IG and so first thing this morning I got in touch with my relationship manager there - but it had all gone! I can understand why the borrow is so hard to get as lots of people want to short the shares, what I can’t understand is the sheer stupidity of those people that are buying the shares!

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120 days ago

You Tern if you want to this bear is not for Terning as yet another bailout announced

With homage to the greatest leader Britain has ever had, I remind you that in May 2021 shares in Tern (TERN) reached 30p and Lucian Miers and myself, who had stood on the Streets outside St Paul’s at the funeral of that great leader, received all sorts of abuse for calling it out as a joke. The shares are today just 0.5p mid making an open offer announced today at 0.5p far from certain to succeed.

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124 days ago

X moron of the day reports Tom Winnifrith to the police to save his doomed shares in Hemogenyx

It is hard to know where to start with this charmer who appears to have 0 followers on X. He is deranged as you can see with two tweets from last night.

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124 days ago

BREAKING: Hemogenyx and the details of its US study

With a hap tip to readers T and K the details of the US phase 1 trial of Hemogenyx’s (HEMO) AML drug can now be revealed and it is not good news for deluded fools like Christopher Kilner who own the shares. Oh no…

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125 days ago

The RNS that screams at you that the Dave Lenigas abomination the London Bitcoin Company is running out of fiat

If your company was generating cash you would not be dumping shares you hold in another company when they trade at near all time lows. But that is exactly what The London Bitcoin Company (BTC), run by David Lenigas, is doing.

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126 days ago

iii employs Cretins - Eco Buildings not delisted or delisting

Broker iii has today sent out an email to its customers who own shares in Eco Buildings (ECOB) which seems to me to create a false market. It should be sacking someone and reporting itself to the FCA. The email reads:

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126 days ago

Union Jack Oil: Not Very Gneiss Company David Bramhill is keeping

There is an announcement today from David Bramhill’s AIM listed shitco Union Jack Oil (UJO) about US drilling results. The news looks very much Curate’s Egg stuff to me and gives no reason to buy the shares as Union Jack continues to guzzle cash up until its next placing. What caught my eye is the list of advisors.

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128 days ago

Victoria: Evil Banksta explains today’s financial engineering: target still 0p!

Holders of Victoria (VCP) 2028 bonds are being offered the chance to swap every 1000 Euro of their old bonds for 525 Euro of new bonds wth a 2031 maturity. Okay the 2028 bonds can be bought in the market for only 24 cents in the dollar but why would anyone do this? What is gong on? Evil Banksta explains.

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131 days ago

What David Lenigas is buying and not buying: a damning indictment

The old rogue has blocked me on X so that I cannot respond to his stream of preposterous tweets. This one catches my eye and is a damning indictment of what David Lenigas is up to. Dated 16 September, the great man tweets:

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132 days ago

The Reverend Andrew Carter needs to pray harder or maybe God is not listening: Smarter Web shares now 86% off peak and still grossly overvalued!

The Smarter Web Company (SWC) was going to make it into the FTSE 100 claimed its grifting boss Andrew Webley. Believers like the Reverend Andrew Carter of the Church of Mammon thought their prayers had been answered as the shares peaked at 660p on June 23. This morning they are just 90p to sell, a loss of 86% for those buying at peak. But…

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133 days ago

EXPOSE: Eden Research the multiple CFO red Flags including a CV from hell

My attention is brought to Eden Research (EDEN), one of the many companies to have sent me a menacing lawyer’s letter over the years, by news that its CFO Alex Abrey has made a share purchase. That in itself is a red flag for reasons I shall explain below but it got me digging away at Abrey’s CV.

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135 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.

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137 days ago

Letter to FCA: Hydrogen Utopia, who owns its shares?

Shares in Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) are now just 1p to sell but with average daily volumes of less than 100,000 shares if you own 50 million shares you would be unable to sell for a fraction of that. And this maters because of an RNS from 27 August 2024. I have written to the FCA

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138 days ago

God Does not like Anti-semites: #BoycottTimeOut and short its shares

Steve Moore has repeatedly warned you not to buy shares in Time Out Group (TMO). And he has been right, a year ago they were 56p, today they are 13.75p. God punishes wicked anti-semites.

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138 days ago

Argo Blockchain: it never rains…CFO summarily sacked

The other day I explained, again, why, in a best case scenario, shares in Argo Blockchain (ARB) were at least 90% overvalued. Today more bad news for those who insist that they know better than old TW. Argo says that Jim MacCallum has been terminated from his role as Chief Financial Officer with immediate effect.

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140 days ago

EXPOSE: Who wants to be a billionaire? The Atlas Metals spoof with that Eurasia Mining chap at the centre

You just cannot make this shit up. Well maybe you can if it comes to the London small cap scene. Atlas Metals (AMG) shares are today up by 300% to 40p on news that it is set to do a RTO buying a company worth £1 billion with its own shares. At 40p Atlas is capitalized at £6 million. This is a ludicrous spoof and all those involved, notably competent person sign off Christian Schaffalitzky of Eurasia (EUA) infamy, CEO Christopher Chadwick, brokers fragrant Lucy Williams at Peterhouse and Nick Emmerson at SI Capital should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves. If I was a sexist old beast I’d be volunteering to spank Lucy’s bottom personally. This is a monstrous spoof.

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140 days ago

Insolvent fraud Nuburu – desperate ramping by Alessandro Zamboni

Alessandro Zamboni has had to resort to desperate ramping to try and prop up the insolvent fraud Nuburu (US:BURU) share price and permit shares to be sold via death spirals to pay off debt liabilities. His latest press release is below:|

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140 days ago

I realise Stuart Ashman cares only about his bloated pay but what about the Superdrug launch?

The pretext for the June 16 placing by Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) conducted before the company ‘fessed that it was going to miss June 30 revenue forecasts by a country mile, was that cash was needed for a new product launch with Superdrug.

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140 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: After the Anglo news should we sell mining shares

I discuss the Anglo Mining(AAL)/Teck merger, the gold price and Nigel's idea of top slicing his mining shares. I mention en passant: Golden Prospect (GPM), Amaroq (AMRQ), Kefi (Kefi), Bluebird Mining (BMV) and Ariana (AAU). I also say sorry on Invinity Energy (IES) but we will revisit it as a short when it next runs out of cash in later 2026

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146 days ago

The Smarter Web Company: New death spiral announced, even Angela Rayner could understand the maths

The Smarter Web Company (SWC) has announced that it has issued another 21 million shares to Shard Capital for it to flog on to its clients under a death spiral which is just bound to drive the shares down. If you look at how the first 21 million death spiral played out even Angela Raynor and her crack tax advisors can figure out the maths and how this plays out.

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147 days ago

One last letter to AIM Regulation re Versarien – suspend now

The Oxymorons at AIM Regulation have disgraced themselves over more than a decade regarding Versarien (VRS), ignoring repeated warnings from myself, red flags, obvious wrongdoing and so allowing private investors to chuck good money after bad. This could, and should, have been stopped years ago. Do not say I did not warn anybody! But the Oxymorons have one last chance to partially redeem themselves by suspending the collapsing shares and forcing an RNS NOW.

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147 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Has 'arry Adams fecked it up at Kefi again? Give "trougher" another bonus as shares dump

I start with depressing events in Airstrip One, the arrest of Graham Linehan and the monsters now almost in charge of the Green Party. I really do want to emigrate. Then it is onto Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) and why the shares have plunged from an opening 0.89p to 0.71p. Cheers Harry Adams you greedy scumbag.

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148 days ago

DYNAMITE EXPOSE: Western Australia says Georgina Energy lying about drilling permissions

Oh Dear, oh Dear, if the FCA does not act on this then we can just assume that there is no regulation. I have been passed an email from the Western Authority Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DEMIRS) which suggests that Georgina Energy (GEX) is lying to investors.

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149 days ago

Smarter Web: ups its cost base, shuffles deckchairs, share price still doing a Titanic

The grifter Andrew Webley is panicking. Shares in The Smarter Web Company (SWC) continue to fall on an almost daily basis despite the prayers of the Reverend Andrew Carter and the manic tweeting of the grifter himself. A few weeks ago he announced an “upgrade” of auditor. Ching ching. That will add to the cost base.

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152 days ago

BSF Enterprises: one of the 17 strong OTCQB gang, chairman Min Yang walks, fat lady gargling

Amazingly I am told that the poltroon running one of the 17 UK listed UK and BVI domiciled stocks listed on the OTCQB insists that this is the same market as Shell and Natwest shares trade on. Who is he trying to fool? Himself or the rest of us? On the section of the OTC board, the venture market there are just 17 home grown stocks and none of them are blue chips and away from the bitcoin in treasury spoofs volumes are minimal to non-existent. It is tumbleweed City and populated almost entirely by shysters. One of the 17 strong gang, all of which I am now monitoring like a hawk, is Frankenstein meat play BSF Enterprises (BSFA) a dog about which I have long warned.

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152 days ago

Video: Two clowns called Zak

Zak Mir’s Lift Global Ventures (LFT) has not addressed the pressng issue, exposed here yesterday, of a legal claim that could wipe out its dwindling cash reserves. And some. With the shares trading less often than West Ham manage to win a game maybe nobody at AQSE Regulation cares about the possibility of bankruptcy. The core business of Mir and Lift Global, pumping penny dreadfuls in return for undeclared brown envelopes continues apace.

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153 days ago

Hemogenyx shares up 68% after stinking prospectus dodging placing

Shares in the worthless lifestyle company Hemogenyx (HEMO) have raced ahead by 68% today to 316p after a placing raising gross proceeds of £570,000 at 180p was announced yesterday. Lets call it £520,000 net and that tells you that ghastly boss Vald Sandler will be passing the hat around yet again before Christmas.

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154 days ago

BREAKING: Amaroq: Insider selling without an RNS, does the excuse cut the mustard? NO!

I asked Amaroq (AMRQ) the other day if there had been any insider selling as had been suggested. I was told no. Today I put it to the company that, in fact, its head of exploration James Gilbertson had sold his entire holding of just under a million shares in two tranches on 26 June and again last week.

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155 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: The Smarter Web Company fund raise, is that it? The Rev Andrew Carter needs to pray harder

Today's fleecing of the sheeple is at 193p and has brought in just £3.7 million. The Smarter Web Company (SWC) shares are now 142p. the bubble is deflating ever faster and the Reverend Carter needs to pray harder. I discuss and have a question for AQSE Regulation..

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157 days ago

Bluebird Mining Ventures – “Senior Leadership Hire and Business Update” suggests the shares are still a Buy

Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) has issued an announcement commencing that it “is very pleased to announce the further strengthening of the leadership team and provide further updates on the development of the company’s business”. How ‘pleasing’ is the news, with the shares currently responding around 4% higher to 1.35p?

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159 days ago

Argo Blockchain: Oh dear, Oh dear, the end is postponed but still nigh!

“Oh dear, oh dear” as disgraced ex share tipster and Asil Nadir fanboy Mike Walters would say as yet another one of his tips imploded. Walters would have loved Argo Blockchain (ARB): floated by proven wrong’uns, multi million dollar stinking related party deals, cash guzzling, drowning in debt, perennial promises of jam tomorrow: it would have ticked all his boxes. Today there is more bad news.

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159 days ago

KERBOOM! Oncogeni and Roquefort: does the supposed $12m purchaser actually exist at all?

In March, the struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald announced that Roquefort Therapeutics (ROQ) was to sell its Oncogeni subsidiary for up to $12 million to Nations Trust Holding LLC. In May we were told the deal would complete in June. It has not and there has been no RNS. I wonder: does Nations Trust Holding LLC actually exist at all?

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159 days ago

EXPOSE: Oncogeni and Roquefort: what does Companies House say? The Rejinald stink has NOT left the building!

Roquefort Therapeutics (ROQ) stated in May that the sale of Oncogeni Ltd would see a binding SPA signed in June with completion for up to $12 million “shortly thereafter”. As I flagged up to the FCA yesterday there has been no RNS since June to confirm this or to flag up a problem. So, what does Companies House say?

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159 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Will David Lenigas be transparent as London Bitcoin shares collapse still further?

I predict the timing and reason for the end of the bitcoin in treasury bubble and predict how grifters like Andrew Webley of The Smarter Web Company (SWC) will react for they will know I am right. I ask if David Lenigas will be transparent if and when London Bitcoin Company (BTC) has to sell shitcoin to pay fiat bills and suggest that time is already upon us.I look at Boohoo (DEBS) and not as a bull and then at Eden Research (EDEN) which is surely lining up another bailout placing.

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160 days ago

Versarien: another nail in the coffin, blame the Government

Oh dear, oh dear as disgraced tipster Mike Walters used to say as yet another one of his share tips blew up. Did he ever tip Versarien (VRS)? Cash guzzling, a proven teller of lies, lots of jam tomorrow, it ticked all of his usual boxes. Today there is more bad news and it comes just eight days before the deadline for anyone daft enough to want to bid for any of its assets including Neill Ricketts collection of Gloucester Rugby club signed jockstraps and the equally worthless shares in Gnanomat.

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160 days ago

Malcolm Palle of Coinsilium: you dissemble like a scumbag about the Daily Mail & your shares are 94% down and still way overvalued

I have always been a fan of Malcolm Palle viewing him, no sniggering at the back, as one of the more honest chaps around. But I am afraid to say that he is today dissembling like a scumbag. Just because his Coinsilium (COIN) company is now a bitcoin in treasury spoof, that does not force him to be a scumbag. It is his choice.

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161 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Optibiotix & Bluebird

Two companies where I hold shares. Both have announcements that are on balance positive but I put up caveats on both and have advice for the two CEOs which will, no doubt, be ignored.

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161 days ago

Argo Blockchain: Diary date with Disaster and another 90% share price fall

The diary date is August 29 which is, by my sums, now just over seven working days away. At that point, in the best case scenario for the idiots still holding shares in Argo Blockchain (ARB) at 2.15p there will be massive reality check. It could come sooner.

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162 days ago

Helium One – the death spiral pain is only just beginning

In this crazy world where one cannot criticize a shitco if it has some Moslem shareholders, I will probably – yet again – be branded a sexist beast for pointing out that anyone buying shares in Lorna Blaisse run Helium One (HE1) is stark raving mad. You can feel the diversity if you want to but you will pay for it with your hard earned.

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162 days ago

BREAKING: World Chess shares collapsing: over to Companies House

I have repeatedly warned since its April 2023 IPO at 6.25p , c/o disgraced bucket shop Novum, that World Chess (CHSS) as an accident waiting to happen. Today the shares have plunged again, by 22% to just 0.875p. The clue why is at Companies House

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162 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: As the bitcoin in treasury bubble deflates again, why I might be able to buy Smarter Web shares at 35p

I discuss bitcoin prices and how and why this bubble is deflating and could bust. I discuss Smarter Web (SWC), Consilium (COIN), now 95% down in 10 weeks, London Bitcoin Company (BTC), Bluebird (BMV) and Satsuma (SATS)

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163 days ago

Well I never: Wishbone Gold shares rocket as it strikes gold, I blame Richard Jennings for my lost winnings

Sellers remorse, having banked c400% gains at 0.7p? Well with the shares at 0.83p there is a bit but:

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163 days ago

Letter to the FCA: Georgina Energy, suspend now & internal enquiry needed

I have written to the FCA not only about why Georgina Energy (GEX) shares need to be suspended now but about why the FCA needs an internal enquiry into how it approved the 2024 RTO prospectus.

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165 days ago

Touchstone: The staggering cost of the Jerry Keen scandal

I am not certain if the FCA is going to do anything about the Touchstone Exploration (TXP) scandal where the company said it had raised £15,375,000 million on May 8 only to fess up weeks later that brokers led by Keen’s Oak Securities had welched and that in fact it had only raised just over £5 million. With Keen making a series of excuses before the final welching, he created a false market and Touchstone’s balance sheet was left holed beneath the water line. Now it gets worse.

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165 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Some folks have lost their moral compass over Skinbiotherapeutics

In today's second bearcast I look at gold vs bitcoin vs shares in an inflationary and AI world, at Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and three of my critics and what they say, at Oracle Power (ORCP), Hemogenyx (HEMO) and Georgina Energy (GEX) and the Fat Lady. 

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166 days ago

Oracle Power: Letter to the FCA regarding what looks like slam dunk insider dealing

Sometimes you do not need to be a chartist to look at a share price chart and scream THIS STINKS! Yesterday I flagged up the extraordinary share price action at Oracle Power (ORCP) ahead of a placing at 0.014p in which it raised £500,000 gross c/o broker CMC. I have now written to the FCA suggesting that it launch a full stewards. It really should not be hard to establish the truth.

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166 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: strange gents coming to Sharestock and why Amaroq is such strong buy!

I start with news of strange gents coming to Sharestock where, as of this morning, there is once again 1 free seat. Then Amaroq (AMRQ) and the sound of knicker wetting yesterday and why the shares are such a strong buy.

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167 days ago

Oracle Power: look at the share price action ahead of today’s placing and tell me London is not bent!

Ramped at one stage or another by every scumbag promoter in town from Andrew Bell to Conman Wyndham to David Lenigas, Oracle Power (ORCP) is the sort of dog that should have been sent on a one way trip to the vets years ago. It exists from placing to placing, feeding the directors and crony capitalists and creating no value. Though I have a well known penchant for Asian Babes, I have long argued that CEO Naheed Memon is running a crock and should just wind the whole show up. Today it has raised £500,000 gross at 0. 0.014p. But…

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168 days ago

A smug ex Wishbone shareholder writes…

You may remember that I bought, and flagged up to you that I’d bought and why, shares in Wishbone Gold (WSBN) at 0.135p and 0.15p. It was a dirty trade given its history of fecking everything up and that it was run by Australia’s own Chuckle brothers (they always laugh all the way to their banks) Richard Poulden and David Lenigas. I sold at 0.7p and flagged up that you really should bail too. The shares are now 0.35p.

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168 days ago

Versarien shares up 36% today: is that an irrational market or just a rational evil market maker? The dead cat bounce explained.

Versarien (VRS) has made it explicitly clear that it is likely to go into administration and that shareholders will lose everything, something that I celebrate! So why are the shares up 36% today, albeit to just 0.015p. This is a classic dead cat bounce and in a market maker system perfectly rational. It often happens as the end approaches.

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170 days ago

Belluscura goes from bad to worse to even worse

I told you to short this at 44p two years ago. The shares are now suspended at 0.75p as Belluscura (BELL) still cannot get out its calendar 2024 accounts. But that is the least of its problems, God only knows where the share price would be if the suspension was lifted. Today comes more bad news.

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170 days ago

GOTCHA! Versarien admits shareholders will lose everything, now lets talk about 5 million quid of Tory sleaze

Well at least Versarien (VRS) gave disgraced founder Neill Ricketts one last payout a couple of weeks ago. For shareholders, as long predicted by myself, today comes a warning that the shares are going to 0p and the company int administration. Given the way Rcketts trolled me and his shareholders discussed having me killed and how to get my wife sacked, you will forgive my lack of sympathy here. Hopefully administration will also expose five million quid of Tory sleaze.

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173 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1 - buying more shares today but in what and why? The cheapest gold share in London!

My V22 cash has arrived. Norra lot but I was onto my stockbroker, the dinosaur, like a flash to reinvest it. I had said it would go into BP (BP) but BP's shares have already gone up a lot. I discuss BP and then where I put the cash instead. It is what could be the cheapest gold stock in London.  

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173 days ago

EXPOSE: Stranger Danger: c/o Liam Murray, the Drummond Brothers are back on AIM: AVOID MEDPAL AI LIKE THE PLAGUE!

I do not want my friend Liam “The Toke” Murray of Nomad Cairn to think that I have got it in for him but if he will act for complete and utter scumbags, he is likely to be hearing from me. What makes this amazing is that Liam has just admitted that he has read my numerous expenses of Jason and Justin Drummond on this website but has still gone ahead and helped them list a joke business, Medpal AI, on the AIM Casino.

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175 days ago

World Chess: something smells

On June 30th World Chess (CHSS) a long term perma dog about which I have warned numerous times announced that it had 765,256,477 shares in issue. So far so good. In my view they are all worthless.

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176 days ago

Hamak Gold and the 32 day director – this does not ring true, another red flag

Yesterday morning I pointed out that the valuation of Hamak Gold (HAMA) was bitcoin in treasury bonkers and that the 7 AM appointment of Bernie Madoff superfan Nicola Horlick was a red flag. Then at 4.30 PM we were told that executive director James Lawrence had quit with immediate effect. Maybe he was not such a Madoff superfan. The odd thing is that …

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177 days ago

Smarter Web Company – another raise, at just 205p: why not name names?

The penny share grifter Andrew Webley is at it again, another day another issue of overpriced confetti by The Smarter Web Company (SWC). Those who paid 660p less than six weeks ago for their shares will need to order yet another tube of KY Jelly with news of an £8.1 million, gross, placing and subscription at just 2.05p. Ouch!

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180 days ago

Probiotix: why are the directors not buying?

Adam Reynolds and Steen Anderson said they would buy shares in Probiotix (PBX) after a cleansing trading statement. But they have not.

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180 days ago

Tom Winnifrth Bearcast: who to piss off first, Greta the Doom Goblin, Malcom Stacey, Nigel Wray or Zak Mir's very silly sister at Shares Magazine?

I discuss early blackberries, crashing house prices, Cambridge Cognition (COG) and Zak Mir's Lift Global Ventures (LFT) its new chairman, the thief, and much else. It's all so much sordid rubbish but no doubt the silly sister insists its racist to say so 

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181 days ago

More bluster from David Lenigas and his gopher Little Hewie Rattray: SMTM!

The failed bitcoin miner turned failed bitcoin in treasury spoof London Bitcoin Company (BTC) has news, news designed to ramp the shares to allow another placing, but news which tells you nothing.

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182 days ago

David Lenigas promote London Bitcoin now 90% down in 37 days as Valereum dumps: shares still hugely expensive

You cannot say that I did not warn everybody that David Lenigas run bitcoin in treasury spoof London Bitcoin Company (BTC), formerly Vinanz, would end in tears. Perhaps some Jew haters would rather I did not term Lenigas a promoter and serial destroyer of value, allowing him to fleece new punters. But I did warn and warn again. In 37 days the shares have collapsed from a peak ramp 55p to just 5.5p bid. Look at the Lenigas tweets from 37 das ago and all the way up and down and feel disgust. You will be revolted and may even pity the lambs who liked or retweeted his words with such enthusiasm, lapping up the hopium and dreaming of being rich.

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184 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: In Kerim we Trust, stick it up your jumper PL and Nigel

There is great news from Ariana (AAU), funding secured! I crow a bit at the Cassandras and discuss how the shares, 1.575p, could be worth 5p or even 10p

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184 days ago

Another day more shares issued by Smarter Web and those mugged by Tennyson are already way out of the money

Sheryl, who I was warming to, today says on X that my writings on the Smarter Web Company (SWC) are both unhelpful and don’t move the market but that as they are behind a paywall and the poor girl can’t afford to access them as she is “a bit short of fiat”, she has not actually read them. But she thinks “Shall we leave it to @asjwebley and @smarterweb and their advisers @peterhousecap, Hill Dickinson @Tennyson_Secs etc. to sort out?” Go on grifter Webley and your lacky crony capitalists, you are too scared to face me in debate, how do you plan to “sort me out”? A lawyers letter for stating facts? Go ahead bitchez, see you in court! Meanwhile yet more shares have been issued.

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186 days ago

Insolvent fraud Nuburu – confetti ahoy

Yesterday Alessandro Zamboni’s insolvent US fraud Nuburu (US:BURU) filed effectiveness order for two S1 filings. One S1 lets Nuburu sell up to 20 million shares to death spiral provider Yorkville, which will undoubtedly dump the shares.

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186 days ago

Avacta: nothing has changed except the share price & that Richard Hughes twitter account

Worried bears and deranged bulls alike plague me about Avacta (AVCT) now that its shares have recovered to 44.75p. For most of the past three years such a share price would have been seen by the bulls as a disaster now it is posted as a triumph. Is the company turning the corner? Is the pope a Methodist lay preacher?

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188 days ago

Argo Blockchain: it never rains… even more of a slam dunk near zero

I told you that this was a free money slam dunk short a few days ago but a few folks thought that they knew better than old TW and what was printed in black and white in a frigging RNS! Now for the Sage of North Yorkshire and others there is some more bad news!

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189 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: questions for and about Coinsilium and The Smarter Web Company

On Friday I have an online meeting with Sath, the new chairman at Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) whose shares, at 1.275p trade at a discount to NAV and so I am more than happy to hold. But though shares in Coinsilium (COIN) and The Smarter Web Company (SWC), run by shamed penny share grifter Andrew Webley, have tanked they trade at multiples of NAV. I have questions about them and for them but, though vindicated already, am still a bear of both.

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189 days ago

One week from bankruptcy, Versarien hands its remaining cash to disgraced ex boss Neill Ricketts who has already trousered millions

What are the cretins who run Versarien (VRS) thinking of, looking after their old buddy Neill Ricketts before trying to save the company. This stinks!

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190 days ago

GOTCHA! BREAKING: FRC passes Satsuma complaint to FCA, half year numbers must surely now restate Q1s

Sadly my pals at the Financial Reporting Council do not look at Q1 and Q3 results statements even if like those of Satsuma (SATS) they drive a coach and horses through IFRS rules and are thus gossly misleading. The FRC has written to me with this bad news but it says that it has passed the matter onto the FCA and clearly Satsuma is now on notice that it will have to restate Q1s when it publises half year numbers. Against that backdrop how on earth can it continue wth its current £100 million fund raise? Answers on a postcard to the Chocolate Teapots at the FCA. The FRC writes to me.

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191 days ago

London Bitcoin Company: today’s bitcoin purchase tells you everything!

And it is not good news unless you are, like me, a bear! Today the David Lenigas bitcoin spoof London Bitcoin Company (BTC), formerly Vinanz announced that it had spent $2.48 million buying another 20.94 bitcoin. Look at the exact numbers carefully.

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191 days ago

Argo Blockchain shares racing ahead: £25 million of insanity, a FREE money short

Yes I know the bitcoin price has moved up sharply, Dominic Frisby reminds us of this about seven times a day. And that is why morons are putting 2 and 2 together and making 57 so buying shares in Argo Blockchain (ARB). They are quite literally mad to be doing so. At 3.55p the market cap is c £25 million but Argo has already told you quite explicitly that the shares are almost worthless. If you can short this, it is free money.

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191 days ago

Video: The Coming Melt-Up Before the Global Bust

David Hunter is a contrarian macro strategist with 52 years of experience. Hunter provides a comprehensive outlook on the current market and economic landscape. He believes the markets are in the final period of a 43-year secular bull market. ee are heading for afinal top in gold, bitcoin, shares everything...then disaster. All is explained in the latest podcast from Palisade Capital

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191 days ago

For whom the Bell tolls: Red Rock statement

As a loyal shareholder in Red Rock Resources (RRR) all that I can say after today’s statement flagging up very possible and imminent administration is thank heavens that Andrew Bell appointed his pal David Lenigas as a strategic advisor to create shareholder value. Where would we have been without Big Dave sucking at the corporate teet?

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194 days ago

AIM attracts a new dog: Rent Guarantor Holdings Plc, accounting blunders exposed

The AIM market has attracted a new company, namely Rent Guarantor Holdings Plc (RGG) which this morning announced that it will leave the AQSE Lobster Pot on 15 August and join the AIM Casino on the same date.

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194 days ago

Petra Diamonds: Surely a statement is needed? Bears should stay short!

On May 22 Petra Diamonds (PDL) posed a full operational update which included the line “We believe the steps we have taken over the past 12 months position Petra well for a successful refinancing. We will now look to commence engagements with our lenders on the refinancing of our debt maturing in early 2026.” The shares were then 21p. They are today 11p and falling rapidly.

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197 days ago

Ariana – oh ye of little faith, sellers remorse Nigel, PL et al?

I have invited comrade Somerville to comment on Ariana Resources (AAU) where he sold out at c1p just over a month ago. The shares are now 1.65p. Does he have sellers remorse? I conceded that Kerim Sener and team had scored more than enough own goals but did not sell my shares. And I am not selling now, in fact recent news from Zim and Turkey makes the shares a buy.

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197 days ago

BREAKING: Predator Oil & Gas: why bother with an RNS when you have disgraced dirty tricks PR man Tim Thompson on the game?

In the old days when Tim Thompson was being exposed by this website and fired for his dirty tricks campaign against shareholders in Range Resources, a company would release price sensitive information as the rules dictare via RNS. But rules are so old hat!

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199 days ago

Letter to the Financial Reporting Council & FCA re Tao Alpha and its grossly misleading accounts

The letter is self explanatory. I have sent it to both the FRC and the FCA. In a proper world a company currently trying to raise a hundred million quid would have its shares suspended pending a restatement of grossly misleading accounts. But in the real world who knows?

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201 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Trading like a dervish

I have fally sold my Wishbone (WSBN) shares, a less than two months almos four bagger. I no longer feel dirty. The proceeds have been largely reinvested in four stocks: two blue chips (one new), a mid cap and a penny share. I explain my thinking.

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201 days ago

Sundae Bar – who do you think you are kidding Ms Kenny?

I supposed if you are advised by the morally bankrupt, journalist smearing PR mothers at Yellow Jersey you have some excuse for putting out such a daft release. But even so, the patsy for the Bixby/Edwards gang at Sundae Bar (SBAR), CEO Jill Kenny must take her shareholders for fools. In that, at least, she is, right.

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202 days ago

Amaroq: something must be wrong? Why?

I am not asked but told that something MUST be wrong at Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) as the shares have fallen back from the recent placing price of 85p to just 74p. The share price does not lie, we have wholly efficient markets which is why Warren Buffett does not exist.

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202 days ago

Getting greedy: I still have not sold my Wishbone shares

This could be a sub one month three bagger but I am getting greedy. I said I’d sell in the 20s, the 30s, the forties and then the fifties. But have not. The shares are now 0.6p. This was always a dirty trade

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202 days ago

Letter to the FCA re need to suspend trading in shares in Georgina Energy

I have written to the regulator of the main market because, I believe, that Geogina Energy (GEX) has run out of cash and that its shares should thus be suspended pending clarification.

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202 days ago

London Bitcoin Company: rats, rats, I bet you more rats are jumping

It was only a couple of weeks ago that shares in David Lenigas created bitcoin spoofers London Bitcoin Company (BTC), formerly known as Vinanz, were 55p. Today they are 14.75p. That rebranding and a diahreoa of silly memes and other tweets from Big Dave has really paid off. Today comes another massive red flag

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205 days ago

Video: US shares more overvalued than at any time since 1950, buy gold

If US shares slump watch out world! having said that, writer Jesse Felder strikes me as the sort of loon who lives in a log cabin a mule's ride from that of his nearest neighbour, Nigel Somerville.

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205 days ago

Georgina Energy and Par value – just how screwed is it? Shares collapsing, target 0p

Georgina Energy (GEX) today served up yet more promises of exploration jam tomorrow but that is not the real issue, that is a cash crisis and its inability to issue shares. Let me explain

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205 days ago

Vast Resources – just how insolvent is it? More worthless confetti issued

On 12 June Vast Resources (VAST) insisted that the first parcel of diamonds released by the Central Bank of Zimbabwe would be sold “within weeks”. Natch this “good news” saw the shares ramped and, as night follows day, the company raised £2.7 million at 0.35p saying inter alia this was for general working capital.

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207 days ago

UPDATED: Why are shares in technically insolvent Georgina Energy still suspended? They are back!

On June 2 the technically insolvent shitco run by proven wrong ‘uns that is Georgina Energy (GEX) asked that the FCA suspend it shares as it could not get its accounts on time. But it stated clearly:

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208 days ago

Versarien spoof: Shame on evil PR genius Tim Metcalfe

Shares in Versarien (VRS) are 16% ahead today at 0.0152p thanks to an RNS Reach courtesy of evil PR genius Tim Metcalfe. As morons look to buy shares at 0.016p they will be debagged within weeks either by a placing at 0.01p or by bankruptcy or plausibly by both. Shame on you Tim…on your conscience be it.

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209 days ago

AIM Sewer posterboy URU Metals do you smell a rat?

Of course you do, this is a perma-dog, regularly exposed as such by the deputy Sheriff of AIM, Mr. Nigel Somerville but today I want you to consider a few matters.

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209 days ago

Lyin’ Steve O’Hara of Optibiotix caught lying yet again, this is getting boring: AGM Strategy and beyond

When I first threatened to call an EGM to replace a number if not all of the directors of Optibiotix (OPTI) but certainly Neil Davidson and the gimp NED Sean Christie, Lyin’ Steve O Hara begged me not to bother as “all the directors will be up for re-election at the AGM”. I thought this unlikely but could not believe that even Lyin’ Steve would tell such a barefaced lie so maybe what sits in my notes was true. Well guess what?

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209 days ago

Crazy old coot Paul Griffiths of Predator, it'sJuly were your threats to be the Mr Bates of the FCA for real or are you a bullshitter?

Crazy old coot Paul Griffiths of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) gave a paid for car crash interview four months ago the fragrant Catherine McQueen of Flagstaff TV which was a pure share price toxin. He made a clear threat back then that unless the shares went up from 4.3p by the end of June he would launch a crusade, he would be the "Mr Bates of the FCA". The shares are now 2.6p ( and grossly overvalued). So is Griffiths a bullshitter? Do bears shit both in the woods and also on crapcos like Predator?

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209 days ago

UPDATED: Ouch! David Lenigas bitcoin spoof Vinanz, 55p 8 days ago now to raise £1m at just 18.5p

The old shyster from the country where 1/3 of folks are descended from petty criminals does not like being called out. I am mortified.

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211 days ago

As Versarien warns it may go bust within weeks, a look back to peak ramp, the cartoons, the death threats, the trolling of my wife

Back in 2018 shares in Versarien (VRS) were almost 200p. Today they are just 0.016p after a catastrophic warning of impending doom yesterday afternoon. Forgive the schadenfraude but all the way down I have been a bear simply on the basis of rational analysis and cracking investigative journalism.

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212 days ago

Nuburu Inc – why are two tiny UK companies providing Nuburu with cash?

In recent weeks Nuburu’s (US:BURU) preference shares have been the subject of two transactions.

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214 days ago

Bent Broker Tennyson on Smarter Web Company, my target, a generous, 45p

Tennyson raised another £41 million for The Smarter Web Company (SWC) yesterday at 290p. That will have earned it c£2 million in commission which will pay for an awful lot of time with young ladies from Ukraine with ample supplies of Colombia’s finest marching powder to keep the party going. The shares are just 209p.

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215 days ago

Is the Bixby/Edwards bubble bursting? I don’t like Sundaes, a CRAP Retail offer looks like failing

Though the CEO is Jill Kenney, feel the diversity comrades, the strings at Sundae Bar (SBAR) are being pulled by the Edwards and Bixby gang. Edwards and Bixby own 28% of the shares, Bixby is chairman and of course it is a total spoof and anyone owning the shares is bonkers.

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217 days ago

Smarter Web Company shares falling…it’s the Jews! And a challenge for Peterhouse and Andrew Webley

I am still humbled by the suggestion HERE that it is within my power to wipe a billion quid off the valuation of joke bitcoin in treasury companies in my role as co-ordinator of the global shorting conspiracy. Just when you thought that investors in Vinanz (BTC), off from 54p to 29.5p in just over 24 hours or The Smarter Web Company (SWC). Down from 500p to 295p over the past day, could not get any madder…

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218 days ago

Do the Leni-maths: Vinanz numbers just out do not add up

Once again, Vinanz (BTC), the failing bitcoin miner run by David Lenigas has announced that part of a fund raise has been used to buy bitcoin, the rest is needed to support ongoing cashburn. But the numbers do not add up.

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218 days ago

Worthless almost insolvent fraud Amazing AI enters the Bitcoin Treasury Bubble, shares up100%

If this is not a sign of the true insanity of the bitcoin in treasury madness, what is? Amazing AI (AAI) listed on AQSE 18 months ago as an online loan shark but lied about having an actual business. In March it changed its name from Investment Evolution Credit to jump on the AI bandwagon. It has almost no net cash, having had to borrow £100,000 from its CEO but having raised just £122,000 the other day. But at 8.5p, up 100% today as it jumps on a new bandwagon, it is capitalised at £7.53 million. Insanity.

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219 days ago

BREAKING: Craven House Nomad walks, shares suspended, big questions for the auditor of Brown Envelope Man

Oh dear, oh dear, I fear that Mr. Lee Lederberg of Edwards Veedeer (UK) Limited, the man who signs off the ludicrous accounts of Zak Mir’s Lift Global Ventures (LFT), is in a spot of bother following the suspension of shares in AIM Casino listed Craven House Capital (CRV). I shall be writing to my good pals at the FRC later today.

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219 days ago

BREAKING: An offer I can refuse: Disgraced Neil Woodford is back and wants your money

He cost middle England hundreds of millions of pounds and his cavalier approach to risk management, stock selection and bending the rules means that Neil Woodford is still under FCA investigation. He trousered around £100 million from Woodford Investment Management but the greedy scoundrel wants more.

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225 days ago

Smarter Web Company the madness continues, another £29 million raised at 180p – do the maths

What is it with devout Christians and The Smarter Web Company (SWC)(. This time it is not mad catholic priests worshipping mammon but @RCA2112BTC whose twitter bio says he believes in “God, family #bitcoin”. Forgetting about the eye of the needle this morning he tweeted to Richard Jennings and myself “have fun staying poor” as Smarter announced that a £15 million bookbuild had become a £29 million fund raise at 180p. Mad just got double mad, the shares are now 252.5p! Here are the maths.

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227 days ago

Amaroq Minerals – We are heading for 100 per cent up on this share tip, shares can double again, targets increased

Writing just earlier this week on the “Proposed equity fundraising and acquisition of additional licences to create a new West Greenland Hub” by Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) we stated that we consider Amaroq to be well-managed and it has demonstrated an ability to fund and progress projects. The fundraising has now further demonstrated that with it “significantly oversubscribed” despite being at only a very limited discount. The shares were 86.5p but at 85p not £30 million but £45 million was raised. The enlarged market cap is c£380 million.
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229 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Putting Gary Newman straight, what Israel's heroic attack on the nukes of the mad mullahs means for shares, oil, gold and bitcoin

I rather worry about young Gary Newman. Already suffering from #TrumpDerangementSyndrome, never recovering from Brexit defeat and egging on measures that would empower Hamas he now claims the world would be safer if we gave Iran nukes. I deal with this madness and stand 100% with Israel before going on to explain what this conflict between Good and Evil means for the UK economy, shares, bitcoin, gold and oil. 
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230 days ago

Red Rock: how to use the most dreaded words without using the most dreaded words?

That dream team of Andrew Bell, David Lenigas and London’s worst Nomad, Roland “Fatty” Cornish has done it again. How much has Red Rock Resources (RRR) paid Lenigas since he came on board as a strategic consultant, during which time the shares have collapsed to by more than two thirds to just 0.0275p? Money well spent? I suggest not.
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231 days ago

The insolvent fraud Supply@Me Capital - Nuburu delays payment of funding again!

In today’s dismal announcement the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) indicated that between 2 and 11 June it had received the final $130,000 of funding originally due by 31 March 2025 from related party insolvent fraud on Nasdaq Nuburu (US:BURU). Nuburu still owes $2,000,000 due on end of April and May. Nuburu which is obviously strapped for has also rescheduled other payments, so that full funding is now due by 20 September as opposed to 31 August 2025.
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233 days ago

Jade Road Investments finally suspended on the AIM sewer but was there a false market for the last month

It’s a nothingburger company that sold its legacy assets on 29 May 2024 byt having failed to do an RTO for a year, shares in Jade Road (JADE) were today suspended at 1.15p and if there is no RTO it will be booted off for good in six months time. But with sod all cash why would anyone want to RTO into Jade?

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233 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Probiotix a three bagger or an eight bagger?

I consider results from Probiotix (PBX) now will the directors buy a meaningful amount of shares?

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236 days ago

I may be an idiot in suspense but surely real idiots need protecting by Celadon being suspended

How do you keep an idiot in suspense? Celadon (CEL) will give us the answer later, I suspect well after hours tonight.
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236 days ago

Tern - a few further observations, as chairman walks the plank and board begs shareholders to allow more dilution

Today we have news that Tern (TERN) chairman Ian Ritchie has suffered enough and will walk the plank after the AGM. And the company has been forced to beg shareholders to support AGM votes to allow it to issue more shares, warning that if they do not then it may have to fire sale assets. That would clearly decimate the illusory stated NAV per share but so too will yet more share issuances. Tern shareholders have voted down such measures in the past they may well do so again having reached the point where they have just lost so much they care more about saying "fuck you" to the useless board than about their remaining investment.
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238 days ago

Can you short shares in the Smarter Web Company at a joke £157m valuation? AQSE says no but you can!

The Smarter Web Company (SWC) share price is wholly indefensible. At 83.5p the market cap is £157 million and it has cash, or I suspect bitcoin, worth, perhaps, £12 million. Its core web design business is a nothingburger making insufficient profit to cover even a fraction of PLC costs. So, it needs the bitcoin price to jump to c$1.37 million to be even fair value. It won’t happen. But the heavily traded shares are on AQSE which says that you cannot short shares on it. But you can.
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239 days ago

Madness marches across this earth: Celadon on the AIM Casino

Though not as crazy as the bitcoin-in-treasury nonsense the share price of Celadon (CEL) is insane. It has surged from 5p to 16.5p since Friday. This is just so utterly bonkers, a market cap of £11 million. There are two outcomes here:
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239 days ago

Clem Chambers fresh disgrace – Online Blockchain accounts now qualified for a third consecutive year…and worse

The last auditors to now delisted Online Blockchain (OBC) resigned without its porcine boss Clem Chambers telling anyone. New auditors Johnsons has signed off on accounts at Companies House for the year to June 30 2024 and two monstrous red flags stand out.
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240 days ago

CelAI madness begets madness

The last fund raise was £500,000 on 23 May. But then it had to cancel half of that which had been done with two directors as the interims were imminent and one would not want to be thought of as insider dealers would one? Today the directors are back to raise £250,000 at 0.64p and the shares have surged to 0.81p. What on earth is going on at Cel AI (CLAI). I think you know!
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243 days ago

GOTCHA! Georgina Energy shares to be suspended Monday, excuse does not wash

At 3.20 PM Thursday came the bombshell news that Georgina Energy (GEX) cannot get it annual report out by the close of play tomorrow and thus its shares will be suspended first thing Monday. Anyone holding into the suspension needs their head examined as the excuse does not wash.
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244 days ago

I don’t think I am a rank amateur but where is the TR1 O’Hara

Over on the LSE Asylum on the Optibiotix (OPTI) thread I am being called a rank amateur and worse. Obviously one must defer to folks with the collective IQ of a park bench.
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246 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: is Bluebird Run by liars? Am I selling my shares?

Another day and another reason to curse humanity for what appears deception. I discuss Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV), why I am not selling my shares and what it should do.
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246 days ago

Iconic Labs, the world has gone mad!

In recent years Iconic (ICON) has spent the majority of time with its shares suspended. On Tuesday trading was resumed after it had been suspended since 29 February 2024 when speculation about now failed RTO led to it’s suspension.
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248 days ago

Optibiotix: tell us about that £500,000 share trade announced last thing on Friday?

On Friday morning, Optibiotix (OPTI), whose liar of a CEO had said that it was funded through to profitability later this year, announced a discounted placing at 14p with warrants at 21p. The lying CEO, Steve O’Hara, insisted that £500,000 of that cash came from a specialist “institutional investor with previous experience of investing in companies with weight management products who became aware of OptiBiotix's recent launches of SlimBiome products in the USA.” I bet my entire Cheryl Cole poster collection that this was bollocks.
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250 days ago

Totally Fecked, another story of AIM incompetence & Zak Mir

Totally (TLY) shares are down 75% today at just 0.35p as it has admitted that its shares are almost certainly worthless. How many times have I told y’all. This explains why Zak Mir is so popular and I am so hated.
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250 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Steve O'Hara is a liar, I am not selling Optibiotix but I cannot honestly advise you to hold

If the Optibiotix (OPTI) boss or his wanker of a chairman wish to sue me go ahead, I have contemporaneous notes and will see you in Court bitchez! I will also be seeing you at the AGM where I will hold you to account.. I explain the three reasons why why I am not selling my shares after today's discounted placing and, I think, misleading press release. But I also explain why I cannot in all good conscience, advise you to hold any more. It must be your call from here.
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250 days ago

The AIM peasants are revolting No 2: Union Jack Oil & Gas

Perhaps change is afoot. My anger at the incompetence, greed and, frankly, dishonesty of too many AIM and Small Cap boards is, it seems, far from unique. The peasants are stirring and may be revolting. Second up is Union Jack Oil & Gas (UJO) where the two key directors, both in their seventies, trouser a combined £475,000 but with expenses and employers NI almost certainly cost the company £600,000 or more and yet own just over 2% of the equity.
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251 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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251 days ago

Surely this means that the Supply fraud is toast: Nuburu Q1 results reveal it's technically insolvent with almost no cash and minimal assets

The 10Q from Alessandro Zamboni's US fraud Nuburu (US:BURU) was late and was a true shocker. 
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251 days ago

Mirriad raises £1.5 million and postpones its death: £80 million of OPM spaffed for what?

Actually it might be more thanks to the worthless confetti being offered at just 0.01p. There is a WRAP retail offer underway which might take the total up by £200,000 to £1.7 million but even just on the Allenby placing and a £200,000 payment from a US company to join a reselling jv, Mirriad insists it can survive for another 12 months. Maybe. But maybe not – with the shares 99.9% down from the IPO, this perma bear wins a bonus ouzo today..

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251 days ago

Belluscura: there’s no fool like a BB fool, statement issued, too little too late

Shares in Belluscura (BELL) have more than doubled since the weekend and finally the clowns at AIM Regulation, the original Oxymorons, have forced a statement.

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251 days ago

NUBURU and another joke release, will it convince Supply’s tinpot auditors to sign off?

Shares in the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) have now been suspended for 13 days because of its failure to get tin pot auditors Bright Grahame Murray to sign off on what will be a work of fiction, that is to say the calendar 2024 accounts. Supply insists this is just last minute bean counting, the reality is that Bright will not sign off an insolvent company’s books when the only source of funding is Nuburu (US:BURU) which is itself insolvent and has welched on agreed funding commitments. Will the latest filing from Nuburu hoodwink Bright unto signing off?

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251 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Happy Birthday Dave Lenigas as gold and gold shares tumble

Using Leni-maths Big Dave is, apparently, 35 yet again. I look at the falling gold price and what it means for miners generally. I mention Amaroq (AMRQ), Greatland (GGP), a company I should not and Wishbone (WSBN)

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251 days ago

BP – a buy to double your money within in five years

We’ve previously recommended shares in BP (BP.) but sold in 2023 when a 516.4p share price meant the prospective dividend equated to a 4.3% yield. The company was also then, with Chair Helge Lund and CEO Bernard Looney, emphasising “investing more in the energy transition and BP’s transition” instead of recognising the multiple examples of ‘go woke, go broke’. However, the company has recently, much more sensibly, emphasised “a fundamental reset of our strategy – to grow the upstream, focus the downstream and invest with discipline in the transition”, yet the share price means the prospective dividend equates to a near 7% yield. The following details why we consider the shares now again income value.

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252 days ago

Amaroq shares rocket 108% in Canada overnight and are suspended, I said they were cheap!

Shares in Amaroq (AMRQ) closed in London up 2p at 78p. But then as we slept, in Canada they rocketed ahead by 108% to C$2.91 ( 156p in UK money) prompting a share suspension ahead of an Amaroq statement. I said they were cheap!
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257 days ago

Technology Minerals: when will it ‘fess that Recyclus is in the merde and call in the administrators?

Fraudster Chris Cleverly historically associated Technology Minerals (TM1) is running on vapours and guzzling cash. Its only asset is a 48% stake in Recyclus and the c£9 million it has leant to Recyclus which itself its also guzzling cash and technically insolvent. But when will Technology ‘fess to two major issues.
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257 days ago

What is Avacta worth? Certainly not today’s 33p and arguably 0p

There are some things we can all agree on. The management of Avacta (AVCT) are aggressive stock promoters. Their record of poor judgement and bad diworsification M&A deals are clear or all to see and the company will need to do a fund raise if it is to hope to progress its lead product, AVA 6000, through phase 2 trials.
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257 days ago

Mr. Angry says: There’s Rules and there is not treating your shareholders like turds as always happens on AIM

I do not write about this company any more although you know that I am a holder and consider the shares very cheap. However I am livid that it has stated that when it starts building a gold mine in the sort of place you’d send the mother-in-law on holiday it plans to hand out $5 million of shares to “consultants” I am Mr. Angry. This is just so AIM
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258 days ago

Andrew Bell: haven’t you played this record before?

If you are responsible for crafting RNS statements for Red Rock Resources (RRR) you have an easy task. Just take the last one about share issuances and jam tomorrow and tweak the numbers. They are all the same otherwise. This is what Red Rock does as a business. There is no pretence any more that it is an actual miner it is just there to issue shares on AIM.
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261 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: I cannot get my head around the Symphony Environmental placing at 20p, it looks all wrong

I start with a moral quandry c/o the awful Daily Mail on the death penalty. Then Optibiotix (OPT), Versarien (VRS), Wishbone (WSBN), Technology Minerals (TM1) and the sound of silence and then Symphony Environmental (SYM), its shares are 138% up but placing news today makes no sense at all.

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262 days ago

Anexo rebels at 19% - can they block the bid by disgraced troughing management and DBAY?

Disgraced Alan Sellars and his other half Samantha Moss have via fees, dividends and dumping stock taken more than £70 million out of Anexo (ANX) since its 2018 IPO at 110p per share. The stock peaked at 191p with the dastardly duo continuing to dump shares onto poor dumb fund managers, the shares are now 57.5p.

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262 days ago

Supply@Me Capital - another rat leaves the sinking ship, farewell fragrant Alice Buxton

It is a fraud. It is run by a liar. It is technically insolvent. And its shares are suspended as tinpot auditors Bright Grahame Murray still, quite rightly, will not sign off on its accounts. And now another rat has jumped from the sinking Supply@ME Capital (SYME) ship.

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262 days ago

Nuburu – ramptastic pump to help it keep dumping shares

Today, Nuburu (US:BURU) the insolvent US fraud run by Alessandro Zamboni issued a ramptastic announcement as follows:

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269 days ago

Will you pledge your shares in Optibiotix to sack chairman Neil Davidson and NED Sean Christie?

I believe Optibiotix (OPTI) will deliver month on month profitability later this year and that its shares are cheap. But following the latest share sale debacle I have lost patience and would like to see an EGM called to sack chairman Neil Davidson and his gimp NED Sean Christie.

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270 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Feck you Steve O'Hara

Optibiotix (OPTI) shares are still cheap as I explained yesterday but O'Hara has sold more Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) shares and his weasel words, enabling of PI financial rape by Cavendish and cowardice on cost cuts have left me seething

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271 days ago

Steve O' Hara 12 minute monologue, listen and FYB

The Optibiotix (OPTI) CEO has recorded a 12 minute monologue. Listen and I defy anyone not to say why this does not leave the shares hugely cheap at 18.5p, a market cap of c£18 million. This really is a cue to FYB. Here are the key takeaways:

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272 days ago

Grand Vision Media Holdings – auditor fiasco and listing suspension

Yesterday, Grand (GVMH), a company that old father comrade Malcolm Stacey briefly fell in love with before he read my numerous exposes and saw the light, announced that it won’t be able to issue audited financial statements for the year to 31 December 2024 because its auditors, Johnsons Financial Management Limited, can’t complete its audit work on time and thus the shares have been suspended today.

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272 days ago

Minoan board just does not understand the anger, corporate governance fail Grahame Cook booted at AGM

Shares in Minoan (MIN) are today suspended as it cannot afford to publish its annual report. At best, investors will get diluted to buggery (again) by DAGG, at worst administration looms. Against that backdrop the AGM yesterday saw NED Grahame Cook up for election and shareholders said “feck you” and voted him off the board.

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272 days ago

BREAKING: 79th Group goes bust, administrators called in, First Class Metals in total denial, misleading investors

Late last night First Class Metals (FCM) snuck out its calendar 2024 results at no-one is watching O’Clock. Quite simply it was an exercise in denial regarding the ponzi fraud the 79th Group, its 41% shareholder. First Class opines:

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272 days ago

Zak Mir: the cheque’s in the post, honest guv

Brown Envelope Man is very much used to the cash strapped penny dreadful PLCs whose shares he ramps in return for undeclared payments telling him that the cheque to his Lift Global Ventures (LFT) POS company is “in the post”. He might even believe it.

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273 days ago

Celadon CEO James Short now on very thin ice indeed as more bills go unpaid, but has he taken out any cash?

Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) told us on March 31 that it had sufficient cash to last “into April” thanks to the support of creditors. In plain English it could last as long as various folks did not insist on being paid. Today it says that, with the same caveat, it can now last “into May.” CEO James Short is a proven chancer.

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273 days ago

Argo Blockchain: it’s what it does NOT say as it fesses up to imminent suspension

Oh dear, oh dear as disgraced ex tipster Mike Walters would say as yet another of his duff tips went horribly Pete Tong. Mike would have loved Argo Blockchain (ARB): dodgy management, strange related party deals, burning cash, an insolvent balance sheet, the historic involvement of known associates of convicted fraudsters, it would have been right up Mike’s street. Today Argo warns that its shares will be suspended tomorrow morning. Ooops a daisy.

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274 days ago

New Richard Poulden video: call me a daft old fool but I have bought more Wishbone Gold shares

The Proactive video below comes with the sort of soft questions you would expect. It makes the fawning Brown Envelope man Zak Mir seem like Jeremy Paxman. But it clarifies in my mind two matters so I have bought a second tranche of shares at c0.175p having bought a tranche last week at 0.135p.

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274 days ago

Evil Banksta: Hemogenyx must be almost bust, finals stink

I have been a perma bear of Hemogenyx (HEMO) flagging up pig and pork fund raisings, outrageous claims of progress that cannot be justified, executive greed and more. But for some reason I missed yesterday’s calendar 2024 results. Luckily Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd is on the case and flags up what a total horror show this is. Evil Banksta opines:

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274 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – leading USA weight management brand first order, shares to treble or more

https://shareprophets.com/views/79954/optibiotix-health-leading-usa-weight-management-brand-first-order-shares-to-treble-or-more

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274 days ago

Calling all masochists: reminder Skinbiotherapeutics Investor Meet at 11 AM today

Yes, I still think that shares in Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) are cheap at 19p, that there will be three quarters of revenues from Croda booked in the year to June 30 2025 with two quarters fully paid. But I see that the shares are off a penny today because we know what is looming.

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274 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: On share issuances, Skins and a company I am not meant to comment on

On balance it is very good news from both but there are issues with executive pay and other matters that still fill me with anger. That does not make the shares anything other than very cheap, it just makes me cross.

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275 days ago

Oi Zak: is a brown envelope with £1.25m in it still in the post? Wednesday is deadline day. Again.

With disgraced penny share hustler Zak Mir Not being a great numbers man it is worth reminding him that this Wednesday is April 30th and that is the latest in a series of serially revised deadline days when it claims that insolvent Trans-Africa Energy will repay it £1.25 million to Mir's Lift Global Ventures (LFT). That is an original loan of £750,000 plus an additional £500,000 for constantly agreeing to defer repayment from last August.

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275 days ago

GOTCHA! Supply@Me Capital warns of share suspension on Thursday

Make no mistake: tin pot auditor Bright Grahame Murray has been terrified by a series of letters from me, cc’ing in the Financial Reporting Council. Managing partner Robert Moore knows that he is on notice and any slip up will see him landing in the soup with the regulator. Today, Supply@ME Capital (SYME) has warned it will not get sign off on calendar 2024 accounts by Wednesday so the shares will be suspended on Thursday Morning.

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277 days ago

Argentex Group – as predicted a potential bid of just 2.49p versus suspension price of 42.64p

I did warn that shareholders in Argentex (AGFX) would lose nearly all their money on a stock where I have been a perma bear. Maybe I am a genius, not a crook, after all.

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277 days ago

Wishbone Gold: the siren calls of Richard Poulden have tempted me, I am a fool and I feel dirty

I had prepared to tell my stockbroker, the dinosaur, that if he received a message from me on Wishbone Gold (WSBN), he was to ignore it and pretend that I did not send it. But then I changed my mind and bought some shares anyway. We agree this is a dirty trade and not the act of a scholar and gentleman but, well, what the hell….

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279 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics: Manprick gone and other boardroom changes, more shares bought

Folks like the Lemming thought that Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) FD Manprick Randhawa was the bees knees and were jolly cross with me for rebranding him for his patent incompetence. In my view he was useless, unable to communicate with serious investors or to stop Stuart Ashman abusing the word accretive and, at least, partially responsible for the cack handed and dilutive financing of two acquisitions. He was unable to control costs. Well, today, he has gone to pursue other business interests. Great news.. It has prompted me to buy more shares, increasing my holding by 25%.

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279 days ago

Anexo bid from husband and wife bosses and DBAY: £70 million worth of reasons why everyone thinks lawyers are scumbags

Okay I accept that most folks also hold a dim view of journalists but, with the exception of penny share trader and phone hacking crook Piers Morgan, surely we are, as a profession, viewed less unfavourably than lawyers. If not, what is happening at Anexo (ANX), a main market listed law firm should change that view.

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279 days ago

Valereum - £19m investment deal collapses but something looks very wrong here, I assume ASQE Regulation on the case

Actually I do not. AQSE Regulation has shown over its failure to deal with the prospectus fraudsters still running Eight Capital Partners (ECP) that they are just as useless as the Oxymorons at AIM regulation. I bet both are pretty hot on sniffing out directors who might have made a sexist or transphobic remark but in terms of stopping white collar crime? Forget it.

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280 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics shares sharply up on Croda 2+2 =27 speculation but who is selling?

Croda (CRDA) has a trading statement out today and the Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) obsessives are looking at how revenues from consumer care leapt by £18 million, Quarter on Quarter, to £255 million in Q1 2025. Natch they speculate as to how much of this is Skins related, bearing in mind that Skins would get a double digit margin on whatever is sold. I reckon the answer is “norra lot” but such speculation has pushed the shares up to 25.5p. Now here is my guess for the next RNS!

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280 days ago

Cleantech Lithium stiffed by the Chileans: another AIM Casino disaster from Roland “Fatty” Cornish

Good companies hire good Nomads. Mediocre companies pay less to hire mediocre Nomads. And the worst companies on AIM gravitate to London’s most useless Nomad, Roland “Fatty” Cornish in the same way as he is now gravitating towards a large packet of hob nobs ahead of elevenses to keep the wold from the door before he waddles off for a 12 course luncheon a bit later. Had he had a shred of integrity. Cornish should have quit acting for Cleantech Lithium (CTL) after it emerged that its CEO had effectively offloaded his entire holding at up to 53p per share without telling a soul.

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281 days ago

Letter to AIM Regulation: Celadon statement needed

I have written to the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation regarding Celadon (CEL). Surely a statement and a share suspension is needed

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281 days ago

Technology Minerals: More confetti, no prospectus, no news on Recyclus EIS or its overdue annual report – - just let the dog be shot

Why cannot the FCA force Technology Minerals (TM1) to ‘fess up to the awful truth, suspend the shares, call in the administrators and put this dog out of its misery? Instead, at all levels, the farce goes on.

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282 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: so Nigel where would you put your Amaroq winnings you spiv?

I start on Easter and Easter messages, then another run in with the free speech deniers at Linkedin. Then onto gold shares, notably Anglo Gold Ashanti (US:AU), Amaroq (AMRQ), Golden Prospect (GPM) and Ariana (AAU)

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284 days ago

Steve O’Hara on weight loss drugs myself on 2025 forecasts

I commented in bearcast yesterday on the latest scare story from Optibiotix (OPTI) bears, concerning the weight loss drug Retatrutide and others. Now here is a response from Steve O’Hara:

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284 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: Optibiotix and weight loss pills and Skinbiotherapeutics and the Croda bid rumour

I discuss why the former is not, I believe a threat and why Optibiotix (OPTI) shares are so cheap and on the latter I comment on the idea that Croda (CRDA) might launch a cheeky 50p a share bid for Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX). FWIW I think its unlikely although stranger things happen at sea.

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284 days ago

My Tern for a victory lap

A slight mix up saw both Nigel and myself prepare pieces on Tern (TERN) after its latest bailout placing yesterday. We are both vindicated bears and we both agree on what happens next. Nigel's article is HERE. Now its my tern (geddit?)

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286 days ago

Celadon: anyone holding going into the long Easter weekend is demonstrably bonkers

This is insanity writ large. Anyone holding Celadon (CEL) shares going into the long weekend is utterly insane. The next working day after Easter is April 22. Just to remind you….

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290 days ago

Insolvent Zamboni US fraud Nuburu unwinds dubious equity share swap deal with HUMBL, insolvent Zamboni UK fraud Supply@Me Capital still waiting for $500,000

Although the ink was barely dry on its $2million equity swap with HUMBL Inc dated 28 February, on 10 April Alessandro Zamboni controlled Nuburu (US:BURU) announced the deal was off. You could not make this shit up.
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291 days ago

Strip Tinning: surely there is a bailout placing underway

On April 1 when Steve last wrote about shares in Strip Tinning (STG) the stock traded at 38.5p on the back of a ramptastic trading statement. Here we are ten days later and the shares are down 32% on the session at just 16.5p. This is a company that gets its rocks off talking about adjusted EBITDA.
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292 days ago

Catenai – tsunami of shares and warrants being issued for new AI investment, a total spoof?

Today Catenai (CTAI) unveiled a “Proposed Investment in Alludium, a cutting-edge AI company, Fundraise, Related Party Transactions, Conversion, Issue of Warrants and Proposed Share Capital Reorganisation.” Its AI but is it a complete spoof?
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292 days ago

Evil’s Rule: Audioboom

As Nigel reminded us the other day, a golden rule from London’s most bombastic short seller Evil Knievil ( not to be confused with his fellow gourmand and bear Evil Banksta) is that a director share purchase which is small relative to his or her net wealth or salary is not a buy signal but a sell signal. Today we have news from Audioboom (BOOM) following its FY and Q1 results earlier this week:
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292 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Dual ASX & AIM listings, Greatland, Ariana and Wellnex

Two of those are shares to own, one is a complete dog
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294 days ago

CEOs do not decide the share price, Mr Market does, more cobblers from Stuart Ashman

I despair at the way that there is nobody with PLC experience to stop Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) CEO Stuart Ashman from making a complete tit of himself. Today there is another classic.
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294 days ago

Celadon: GOTCHA, Dodgy frog lender terminated

Last Friday I wrote to the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation flagging up an expose published that day about Nicole Patricia Gallois who was lined up to lend Celadon (CEL) though she had not actually ponied up but had taken a charge over all its assets – Nicole, I revealed HERE was dodgy as hell.
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295 days ago

You can’t kick the can down the road forever, will Minoan finally kick the bucket?

As it prepares to celebrate 26 years since it was established to develop a hotels and leisure complex at Cave Sidero on Crete, Minoan has warned that, at best its shares will be suspended and shareholders will face mega dilution. It is still no closer to starting work on the ground in Crete than I am to shagging Cheryl Cole and it is very possible that, at any time, the fat Lady will be called on to brush up on her Greek.

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299 days ago

EXPOSE: Celadon’s French financier, is Madame Gallois dodgy as hell? Shares must be suspended NOW

If Celadon (CEL) does not get monies promised by one of two financiers it will go bust within days as I outlined earlier HERE. But with a hat tip to PL for discovering this, one of those financiers looks so utterly dodgy that the Nomad must surely demand the shares be suspended at once.
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299 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Steve O' Hara vs Chris Egleton, what AIM should be for and what it has become

I look at the records of the boss of Optibiotix (OPTI) and that of Minoan (MIN) and also explain why the former is just so extraordinarily cheap right now. Even O'Hara's critics, of whom there are many, can surely not argue with hard numbers.
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299 days ago

Celadon – can’t it be more specific about when it will go bust?

For two RNS’s on the trot Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) has, while lamenting the failure of two finance providers to provide contracted loan finance, warned that, even with creditors not demanding immediate repayment , it only has enough cash to last it “in to April.” It is now April 4.
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300 days ago

Zamboni fraud NUBURU Inc - repeating Supply’s formula of announcing deals with unnamed counterparties to pump its shares but accounts delayed

Whilst the insolvent fraud Supply@Me Capital (SYME) had to fess up that the insolvent fraud Nuburu (US:BURU) has failed to pay the $500,000 second instalment of its $5,150,000 financing facility that was due on 31st March, Nuburu has at the date of this note not fessed up to its cash flow problem. Does the SEC find that acceptable?

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300 days ago

Video: The Big Prospects for gold mining shares are still ahead of Us (and also Uranium and copper)

Analyst and author Jeff Clark stresses that while gold is in a bull market, mining stocks have lagged behind, creating an opportunity for investors and highlights historical trends where mining stocks eventually outperform gold and expressed optimism about future gains.

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300 days ago

Celadon: Timber! The Fat Lady is warming up!

“Oh dear, oh dear” as disgraced ex tipster Mike Walters would say when yet another of his share tips went horribly Pete Tong. No money, guzzling cash, likely to delist, a blue sky jam tomorrow story and run by rule breaking shysters, Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) is just the sort of dog Walters would have tipped. Yesterday it waited until I was on the school run for its latest bad news. The shares, 125p two years ago when I first called this out, are now 3.5p.

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302 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: If only there'd been a technical analyst on board to warn folks about a 95% share price collapse

That silly woman from Shares Magazine probably thinks it is racist to make that Zak Mir/Lift Global Ventures (LFT) joke again but it is good enough as the shares plunge to a new low to make it yet again. But seriously folks, I ten turn to Marechale Capital (MAC), the upper class twit of the year 2012-24 and Weardale Lithium, Ariana (AAU),.First Class Metals (FCM), Cirata (CRTA) and Aston Martin (AML)(, both of which are still shorts. I also look at gold stocks as gold hits a new high of $3,123 oz.

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302 days ago

How is Sealand Capital Galaxy not bust? Is Cheuk cheucking in the towel on keeping the lights on?

What am I missing here? It seems to me that Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL), whose shares touched 11p earlier this year but are now 0.525p is completely bust. Maybe its CEO, Tom Sawyer, who got Rachel from Customer Services to write his CV, can explain why I am wrong.

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304 days ago

The Sinner repenteth, the Lemming says Optibiotix worth up to 47.5p a share

Hitherto a seller of Optibiotix (OPTI) and a critic of it in many ways, it seems that one sinner, my good pal the Lemming, has repented. He has posted on a Bulletin Board:
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304 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2- surely heads must roll at First Class Metals, Novum and at the FCA after today's exposes

I am not sure that pleading incompetence is enough. First Class Metals (FCM) shares must now be suspended and heads must roll there at the scumbag advisor Novum and at the FCA after today's two exposes on this website about the 79th Group, Steven Knight and Gary Webster
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304 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Explaining the REAL reason for Friday's Amaroq share price puke and why it is a great buying opportunity

I set our in house bien pensant PL straight and explain the opportunity gifted to you to buy Amaroq (AMRQ) shares first thing on Monday if you do not already own - the stock, at 92p, is worth well over 200p as I explained HERE.
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305 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2 - All about Amaroq

I look at today's news from my largest mining holding, Amaroq (AMRQ) and explain exactly why the shares will more than double from here and I do so with hard numbers, not a touch of the Adam Reynolds about it.
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305 days ago

UPDATED: Tick Tock: The Countdown to Lonny letting rip, oh no he's been gagged

Three days ago Lonny Baumgardener the EX MD of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) promised explosive revelations on X at 12 PM today, specifically private Whatsapp messages between him and the deranged old coot now running Predator into the ground, Paul Griffiths. But when is 12 PM?
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306 days ago

Eurasia & the market makers rape BBMs yet again with another placing into a Telegram Group pump

There were Frank and Britain’s Buffet, Mark, itching to buy shares in Eurasia Mining (EUA) as they raced ahead to almost 8p just a few days ago, I urged them to resist the temptation. So what if a company with sub economic assets, a track record of lying, no cash and a death spiral in play was capitalized at £200 million +, the shares are going up and up and the Telegram groups say they are going higher. After the pump…
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306 days ago

Brown Envelope Man’s Lift Global Ventures, interim loss as Miriad’s revenues and profits decline

There will be tears before closing time at the Carlton Club today as its esteemed member Zak Mir drowns his sorrows after his Lift Global Ventures (LFT), which is about as global as my vegetable patch, publishes dismal results. It seems as if customers, that is POS AIM and Standard List stocks, are seeing through Zak’s pumping operation as being pointless.
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306 days ago

You kiss Ajan Rejinald, it’s the kiss of corporate death: is Ashington Innovations bust yet?

The shares have collapsed today by 23% to 0.65p leaving a market cap of just over £500,000 on the Main Market. But I reckon that Ashington Innovations (ASHI) is insolvent, the maths screams out that it is. The curse of association with both Jason Drummond of MediaCorp (MDC) infamy and the struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald strike again

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306 days ago

We're from the government and we're here to help you: Spoons’ heroic Tim Martin explains economics to Rachel from Customer Services

Interims from JD Wetherspoon (JDW) are out this morning and for reasons without its control they have not impressed and the shares are off by c10%. Heroic chairman Tim Martin knows who is to blame. He says that:

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307 days ago

Video: Another car crash interview from deranged Paul Griffiths at Predator screams 0p here we come

You would have thought that Tim “Dirty Tricks” Thompson would be advising his client, Paul Griffiths of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) not to do anymore videos after the last car crash HERE. But there is no stopping the deranged old coot. His latest is a screamer
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308 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1 - Joseph Sheedy banned from ADVFN, the end of free speech? And another way of looking at Optibiotix selling Skins shares

I discuss the banning of someone who is clearly, at many levels, unhinged. Where does free speech end? I think that ADVFN (AFN) has acted correctly and am glad to have assisted the Lemming. Then I answer PJ’s point on one possible reason for Optibiotix (OPTI) to sell some more Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) shares.

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308 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Imps has done me proud but with the yield now sub 6% should I sell? What about Tesco

I want to shift my pension into safer stocks and ones that give me a 5% yield and will do that within 3 years as I bank big gains on certain small caps you know well. But I already have some grown up stocks and discuss the two grown up gold plays plus Tesco (TSCO), Legal & General (LGEN) and, at length, Imperial Brands (IMB). can you believe it is now £27? 

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308 days ago

Technically insolvent Argo flogging its bitcoin miners – look at how little they are worth

Surely even Stevie Wonder can see that the writing is on the wall after today’s latest disastrous news from Argo Blockchain (ARB). This has zero written all over the shares as Stevie has just spotted.

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308 days ago

Reporting Predator to the FCA asking for a share suspension and full enquiry

Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) is on the Main Market which is regulated, no sniggering at the back, by the FCA. In light of the grave allegations made by ex MD Lonny Baumgardener today which imply serial lying via RNS and possible misstatement of the balance sheet I have dropped the FCA a note as you can see below.
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309 days ago

Wellnex Life – a cash guzzling perma loss maker you should avoid as it joins the AIM sewer

On 21 March 2025 Wellnex (WNX) announced its admission to trading on AIM having raised £5.22 million at 31.75p capitalising this already ASX listed company at £21 million. The day before it paid brown envelope man Zak Mir to do a fawning interview masquerading as journalism, a sure sign that you should avoid the shares, now 26.5p, like the plague. 
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309 days ago

EXPOSE: Alpha Growth second interims claim profit but it remains non-compliant with IFRS in breach of FRC ruling

Alpha Growth (ALGW) has published its second interim results for the six months ended 31 December 2024 which actually recorded a profit of £0.97 million before tax which seems like a good result, one last pump to allow folks to get out ahead of a delisting. However….
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309 days ago

BREAKING: Ex Predator MD Lonny Baumgardner in X rated rant on X – blows the whistle big time.

In the good old days Lonny Baumgardner then the MD of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) would take to twitter to troll and menace critics such as me and would egg on his deranged shareholders to do the same. How sweet it is to see him today taking to X to expose Predator for lying and calling it out as a busted flush.
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309 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics – just wondering about those interims?

Last year, Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) announced on 8 March that its interim results, to December 31, would be out on 22 March and they duly arrived on that day. To be fair to the bearded Geordie poltroon, Stuart Ashman, he has historically been jolly good about issuing an RNS to flag up when results will be out and past performance is, whatever the FCA says, very often a good guide to the future. But…
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310 days ago

Tom Winnifrith podcast with Nick Lee of Mindflair, is NAV really twice the market cap?

I reckon that it is but does that mean the shares will go up? I discuss how this plays out with Nick Lee who is due to be enjoying a 15 minute grilling by myself at Sharestock on September 6, you can book your seats HERE
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310 days ago

Predator: weasel words mean you can bet the ranch that it will place again this year

Deranged chairman Paul Griffiths and disgraced PR Tim “dirty tricks” Thompson have crafted an update whose weasel words make it abundantly clear that Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) will be passing the hat around again sooner rather than later. Those still holding the shares better lube up as they will be shafted big time with the next hugely discounted placing.
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310 days ago

GOTCHA: Celadon to delist from the AIM sewer, all directors bar CEO to quit

It is once again ouzo on cornflakes time at the Sheriff of AIM Towers for a battle that started two years ago when Celadon (CEL) shares were 125p us now all over bar the shouting. It’s time for one PR supremo to congratulate me on two years of most excellent journalism. The shares are now 11p but will fall steadily as folks wake up to the horror that awaits.
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311 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – shares up despite another word soup RNS announcement, looks much further upside ahead

Microbiome-focused products company OptiBiotix Health (OPTI) has again issued an RNS version of ‘War and Peace’ in the form of a “Commercial Update”. However after, eventually, getting to the end of the announcement, though there are some minor disappointments, there are significant positives which suggest material upside potential from a currently up to 19p share price, £18.6 million market cap.

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315 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Eurasia, don't do it Frank!

The share price of Eurasia Mining (EUA) is insane at 7p, a market cap of more than £200 million. I explain why the end o the war in Ukraine would be bad news for the shares and urge Frank not to gamble on this red flag strewn POS

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315 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast No 1: Optibiotix trading statement, TW for chairman ( I am almost serious)

I discuss today’s trading statement from Optibiotix (OPTI), why its shares should treble by late 2026, the path to cashflow profitability and why I should be made chairman

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315 days ago

GOTCHA! Alpha Growth to delist from London Stock Exchange and still no appointed auditor

Folks cannot say that I did not repeatedly warn them about Alpha Growth (ALGW) but, as is always the case so many stars of the Bulletin Board Moron community knew better than old TW, in cahoots with evil shorters, works in a pizza store, failed fund manager, etc , etc. Yesterday afternoon it announced that it is to delist and its shares are now just 0.4p. GOTCHA!

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316 days ago

BREAKING: The FCA fines sex pest Crispin Odey £1.8 million and bans him from financial services

The repellent slug Odey is appealing the decision to the FCA’s Upper Tribunal but the judgement handed down today is damning. But in my view not damning enough.
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317 days ago

Hemogenyx – Vlad Sandler, Peter Redmond (aged 194) et al, this is just so unethical

Once again, I brace myself to be accused of batting for team leukemia for having the nerve to point out bad things at Hemogenyx (HEMO). The reality is that it is Hemogenyx and its boss, Vlad Sandler, on £400,000+ a year, who are acting in an unethical way.
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321 days ago

REVEALED: To celebrate International Women’ Day the email threatening Tom Winnifrith with legal action

I asked you yesterday to guess who sent the email. 56% of you reckoned it was Natalie Bellis the CEO of mini bond ponzi  fraud 79th Group, 19% thought it was Julie “sex toy on expenses” Meyer MBE and 11% thought it was Zak Mir’s very silly sister at Shares Magazine who must have thought our poll was terribly racist. Just 6% thought it was Wendy Lawrence, ex CEO of Totally and 9% thought it was PR woman Sarah McLeod who took such terrible offence at my exposes of her, then, client the scumbags at Celadon. Well….
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322 days ago

Reader Poll: To celebrate International Women's day who threatened Tom Winnifrith with legal action yesterday

I shall publish the correspondence tomorrow but who do you think was daft enough to send an email after lunchtime yesterday threatening legal action. Voting closes at 6.59 AM Thursday.
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323 days ago

Electric Guitar - it’s either death or massive dilution for existing shareholders ( and then probable death), this is not what capitalism is about

Today Electric Guitar (ELEG) has issued two RNS announcements, one covers the interim results and the other announces a Company Voluntary Arrangement and Fundraise to try and save the company and make it a cash shell.
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323 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics shares up thanks to Elon, Ai & the Lemming

Grok is the AI programme developed by Elon Musk’s twitter and for a bit of sport the Lemming investor invited it to see which of Optibiotix (OPTI), Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and Probiotix (PBX) shares folks should buy. There is a big caveat here. The Lemming notes:
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323 days ago

Tits up time in Denmark, the writing is on the wall for AFC Energy as the green bubble implodes

If you are a lover of Scandi porn and have arrived here as a result of a google search, my apologies. I refer to Danish Company Green Hydrogen Systems which, as you can read HERE, looks set to go tits up, not to cavorting, naked, blond young ladies from Copenhagen.
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324 days ago

Bakkavor – full-year results, already ahead on this share tip from last month but further to go

On tipping international fresh prepared food group Bakkavor (BAKK) at a 139.5p offer price just last month, we noted the business trading strongly and that its performance suggested that the shares offered growth and income value. What about now full-year results and the shares already at above 150p?

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324 days ago

Fresnillo – 2024 results bumper dividends increase shows confidence, Buy

The world’s largest primary silver producer and, from Mexico also, a gold producer, Fresnillo (FRES) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year emphasising “a solid financial performance” enabling its highest return to shareholders whilst continuing to invest in its future. How good is the news with the shares at 800p?

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324 days ago

Share Promoter Alan Green shows up Trustpilot for the waste of space it is once again; ref Perfect Pet, surely the shares are a stonking £1.2bn short

Every business has three key stakeholders: staff, shareholders and customers. You can screw one of them and reward the others but not forever. But maybe Trustpilot (TRST) is different?

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328 days ago

BREAKING: David Lenigas promoted AI spoof Pri0r1ty Intelligence spoofs yet again: this is amateurish

I warned folks about the Lenigas ramping and the crazy valuation when London’s worst Nomad, Roland “fatty” Cornish brought AI joke Pri01ty Intelligence (PR1) to the AIM sewer on December 31 at 13.5p. The shares are 4p today.
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329 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No1: the shares are collapsing and the silence is deafening, where are scumbag advisors Novum and the useless FCA?

Yes it is back to the mini bond ponzi fraud scandal the 79th Group and to First Class Metals (FCM). I explain why the 79th must collapse either soon or not quite so soon and why First must accept that, issue an RNS and brace itself for its own shares, already falling fast, to crash. .
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329 days ago

Investment Evolution : you could not make this up, another CEO quits and is the Canary dead?

The fraud brought to AQSE by Liam “the toke” Murray at 80p continues to entertain. It is hard to know where to start with te shares 1p to sell, 14 months after the IPO.
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329 days ago

Versarien - back with a request for yet another bail out placing, and the old 15% spoof again

Some things like death and taxes are unavoidable certainties and you can add Versarien (VRS) placings to that list.
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330 days ago

Ceres Power: Krauts turn sour, shares bosched!

Over at chez Stacey there is the sound o spluttering on cornflakes today. “By the powers of Saint Greta” cries the old boy, “what news is this from darling green Ceres Power (CWR)?” For it is more bad news indeed and the shares have slumped another 34% to 86.5p, a market cap of £170 million.

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330 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Very Happy with Probiotix but this options plan looks like insider dealing

I am happy with the news out of China. I think that shares in Probiotix (PBX) will at least double or treble on a three year view and could multibag. But an options plan announced today stinks. If directors could not deal in shares without insider dealing how could they set an options plan strike price?

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331 days ago

Alessandro Zamboni's Nuburu - a very dubious round trip with HUMBL Inc

Whilst shareholders in RegTechOpen Project (RTOP) suffer in silence with no update on the financial situation of the company (spoiler I suspect it’s insolvent) and Supply@Me Capital (SYME) shareholders wait to hear what is happening on The Avantgarde Group’s reconstruction, the fraudster Alessandro Zamboni and his bent buddy Dominic White have been busy on their latest listed company Nuburu (BURU), over on Nasdaq.
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333 days ago

Petra Bond market presentation tells you this is a slam dunk short

Yesterday shares in Petra Diamonds (PDL) clawed back a few of Monday’s steep losses to close at c26p, a £50 million market cap. But on the bond markets it was a very different tale as you can see below. And that was telling as yesterday Petra was presenting to its bond holders and they clearly did not like what they were told.

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334 days ago

Video: Ranting Paul Griffiths of Predator loses the plot “I will be the Mr. Bates of the FCA”

Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) pays Flagstaff TV to record videos so the questions from fragrant Catherine McQueen are not exactly challenging but the responses from Paul Griffiths are hilarious. You and I can think of numerous reasons why the share price has collapsed: drilling failure, numerous placings, insider dealing, journalists (me) being trolled on twitter, the list goes on and on. But Griffiths sees fault elsewhere.
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334 days ago

Critical Metals shares collapse again, Technology Minerals lock-in expires today

It seems that for most folks the lockins on shares in the technically insolvent Nasdaq SPAC, created by A Wanke, Critical Metals (Nasdaq: CRML) expired yesterday. For second class citizens Technology (TM1), today is the day that it can start selling and as it is running on vapours it needs to sell.
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335 days ago

Andrew Bell, SMTM: will it be different this time?

Yesterday I discussed the risks of Andrew Bell being served up as the main course on his next visit to the DRC and the apparent cash plight of Red Rock Resources (RRR) in the absence of a cash claim under its key man insurance policy. Bell posted a response insisting I have got it all wrong but one of his former shareholders has hit back. Who do you believe.
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335 days ago

Ajan Rejinald’s Roquefort: RNS needed, is it still solvent?

If you do the maths the answer is most surely a resounding NO! The curse of the struck off dentist and his gang is set to strike again, once again a company in their charge looks to have runout of other folk’s cash. Here are the numbers which directly contradict what was stated when interims were published on 27 September 2024.
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335 days ago

How to turn $10 million into way less than $2 million without asking Comrade Swanny, Friday is the day to shout timber!

No this is not another comment of Comrade Swanny making a small fortune by investing a big one on crap like Conroy Gold, Tern and Chill Brands. My reference here is Critical Metals (Nasdaq:CRML) and the credibility of technically insolvent Technology Minerals (TM1).
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336 days ago

UPDATED: Skinbiotherapeutics, waiting for the TRI which has now arrived, my cynicism unjustified

On 24 February Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) announced that David Brierwood had exercised 3.289474 million warrants at c11p. Clueless CEO Stuart Ashman stated:
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341 days ago

UK Oil & Gas Places, UK Oil & Gas Deceives: Plus ca change

The release is headlined “UK Oil & Gas PLC Successful Funding for South Dorset H2 Storage.” If you believe that I have a bridge to sell you. At two levels UK Oil & Gas (UKOG), run by Lyin’ Steve Sanderson is deceiving you.
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341 days ago

As Biome becomes the latest dog to leave the AIM sewer you have to question any company joining: meet Aussie howler Wellnex

Shares in Biome (BIOM) have plunged 60% to 1.5p as it has announced that it is set t leave AIM. The reasons are the usual ones cited: lack of liquidity, Mr Market not valuing it fairly, can’t raise capital, costs. So Biome is going private where it reckons it will flourish or it may just die away from the publicity of public markets. We hear this story almost every day so why would anyone want to list on AIM?
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341 days ago

A sad day for AIM diversity, Wendy Lawrence falls on her sword, how totally fecked is Totally

On St Valentines Day I reflected in a bearcast special about how, having lost a major contract, Totally (TLY) was more up shit creek than ever. As a perma bear my concern has always been the balance sheet which is a total mess. Today, Wendy Lawrence, CEO for the past 12 years so the woman responsible for creating this mess has resigned with immediate effect.
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344 days ago

Petra Diamonds: ouzo for Lucian as CEO walks, as we predicted company breaches debt covenants, stay short

There is an awful lot of talk about EBITDA in today’s interim results from Petra Diamonds (PDL) and that, on its own, should be a red flag. But there are many other warning signs too. Well done Lucian Miers for urging folks to add to shorts ahead of the numbers, the shares are down another 16% today to 24.2p but that is still far too high. Arguably by 24.2p.

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344 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 3: Neil Woodford's duff calls on wicked shorters shown for folly as Critical Metals shares plunge ( again) on Friday

I discuss a couple of the moronic observations made by disgraced Neil Woodford abut the malaise in small and mid caps. I reference what is going on at Nasdaq horror show Critical Metals Corp, how it crushes Technology Minerals (TM1) but, more importantly, what it shows about the Woodford thesis

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345 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: the curse of brown envelope man strikes again

No doubt Zak’s silly sister at Shares Magazine thinks it is racist to mention this but Totally (TLY) has never recovered from Mir’s endorsement. Today a warning. I discuss why this stock , where I have been a perma bear, is less investable than ever.

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345 days ago

Ooops! Iconic Labs Plc – Transaction to buy In The Style Terminated

Iconic’s (ICON) worthless shares have been suspended since 29 February 2024 and mug punters who have had their cash locked up for almost a year now face the grim news that its RTO is off as shown in the RNS issued below:

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345 days ago

Is the Curse of Baldry about to hit Westminster yet again as its shares are collapsing

Shares in Westminster Group (WSG) were 14p when the Right Honourable Tony Baldry of 3DM infamy waddled on board as chairman. Today they have crashed by 24% to just 1.025p begging the question is the curse of Baldry about to strike yet again. This company has already uttered the dreaded phrase “strategic review.”

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345 days ago

Global Petroleum’s mystery consultants exposed and yes it’s a bunch of ramping spivs

Yesterday I asked, once again, why Global Petroleum (GBP), a worthless promote run by a proven liar, was issuing shares to a mystery “media and marketing consultant?” Now I have the answer to all my questions.

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345 days ago

Global Petroleum: who is the media and marketing consultant that dare not speak his name?

We have already established on this website that Global Petroleum (GBP) is run by lying scumbags, notably HERE. But who is the “media and marketing consultant” appointed on October 25? Today, he, she, they or it was handed another 2.777778 million shares.

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349 days ago

EXPOSE £3m white collar crime does pay big time, at least at Cleantech Lithium

With the connivance of London’s worst Nomad, Mr. Roland “fatty” Cornish the former CEO of Cleantech Lithium (CTL) Mr. Aldo Boitano has made out like a bandit, breaking listing rules and without suffering any financial consequence. Today he gets a bonus as the company also announced a bailout placing raising £2.4 million at 16p. Remember that price. This just stinks as does the cover-up of how Aldo has been protected from loss while banking £3 million dumping shares.

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350 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1 - £180m of Eurasia madness

https://shareprophets.com/views/78891/tom-winnifrith-bearcast-no-1-180m-of-eurasia-madness

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350 days ago

Hilton Food Group – income value Buy

Hilton Food Group (HFG) recently issued a trading update including that “strong trading has continued in the final quarter of the year across all three geographical operating regions, driven by the core retail meat volume, which grew by +4.0% compared to the same period last year” and that it is “confident” in outlook for 2025. With the FTSE 250 hit though, a 860p offer price for the shares compares to approaching 1000p last summer, higher than that in previous years and even a start of 2025 above 900p. We consider this provides an opportunity, considering also the dividend payments here.

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350 days ago

Critical Metals massively discounted PIPE placing – disaster for Technology Minerals

The really bad news for Technology Minerals (TM1) is that our very own in house psychiatric patient The Magna Carta has not been taking his meds, has gone long and is telling all the chatroom gerbils that it is his tip of the year. All it needs now is Zak Mir to start raping the shares and the panic will really set in. But, seriously folks, there is even worse news from America.

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351 days ago

BREAKING BOMBSHELL EXPOSE: Supply@ME Capital – TAG now in formal insolvency process in Italy, Supply shares MUST be suspended NOW!!

The fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) has a loan facility from Alessandro Zamboni’s wholly owned entity The Avantgarde Group SPA (TAG) which Supply uses as its justification to remain a going concern despite being technically insolvent with net liabilities. Supply has previously reported that TAG has been delinquent in meeting its payment deadlines which results in a material uncertainty caveat being raised in Supply’s accounts. But I can now reveal that it is game over!

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361 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: Who benefitted from the Pennpetro FRAUD? One for the FCA

I start by explaining risk capital vs options and why buying any share is always a risk. This is for the demented Lemming. Then it is onto Frisby’s video, Nigel’s contest you must enter HERE and finally the questions the FCA must ask about the Pennpetro (PPP) fraud.

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362 days ago

Upland Resources – I am confused, can anyone assist? Target price 0p

That Upland Resources (UPL) is run by grade A bounders and has no real asset backing is not a matter of doubt, unless of course you are a chat room snot gobbler owning the shares in which case you exist in a fact free universe. My question is about how soon it runs out of money. On September 30 2024 it released an interim report for the half calendar year
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362 days ago

Zak Mir: the cheque from Africa is in the post…oh you mean it’s not?

Two years ago exactly, the Brown Envelope Man, Zak Mir announced that his AQSE listed shitco Lift Global Ventures (LFT) was lending £750,000, most f its balance sheet to a technically insolvent company where Lift’s chairman Roy Kelly, was a director, Trans-Africa Energy Limited. Trans had a murky past as exposed on this website but Zak’s silly sister from Shares Magazine probably thinks its racist to point that out.
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362 days ago

Amaroq Video No 3: I've more than doubled my money already but can see the shares doubling again from here

I can forgive Amaroq (AMRQ) for collaborating with the enemy, that is to say helping the BBC put together an article HERE. The company has also just released its own internal video number three. It is, as ever, very slick. At 111p I have more than doubled my money but as gold hits $2,780 today and with a year of exploration and a production ramp up ahead I believe that I will almost double my money again from here. Enjoy
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363 days ago

BREAKING Victoria: now tell us about the undeclared sale of Hanover to a convicted criminal!

You may remember that On 14th September 2023 Victoria (VCP) received a qualified audit report for the year ending April 2nd 2023 from Grant Thornton. This followed the auditor finding accounting deficiencies at its Hanover Flooring Subsidiary (HFL), run by Batash Karim (a former convicted criminal). Victoria PLC acquired the business in 2021 for £25 million.
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363 days ago

Futura Medical: producing a rubbish product won’t give your share price a stiffy

It was in August 2023 with shares in Futura Medical (FUM) at 52p t buy that Lucian Miers volunteered to do some on the ground research into Eroxon, its “treatment” for Erectile Dysfunction. It is not as if Lucian, like many grandfathers of his age, needs to use Eroxon, he checked out how it was selling in Boots and the catastrophic online reviews and concluded that if customers do not think a product works they will not reorder and the business is screwed. Today the shares are 18.5p after a massive lack of profits warning.
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363 days ago

Belluscura shares now hit new all time low: what is the bad news that dare not speak its name?

I do not wish my new best mate Adam Reynolds any grief but Belluscura (BELL), a company he chairs, is in trouble and needs to ‘fess up. It is only not already gigging with the Fat Lady because it secured $4m of invoice discounting loan shark rate debt in the Autumn. But, with the shares today hitting a new all time low of 6.25p, there needs to be a ‘fess up. Is it:
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364 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No1: who was selling Optibiotix shares? Whoever: that completes the compelling case for sacking the chairman

I explain ( again) why Optibiotix (OPTI) shares are so cheap but you don't care about that. I discuss who was selling in recent days. Whoever it was it completes the now perfect case for sacking chairman Neil Davidson. I also suggest who should replace him.
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365 days ago

Argo Blockchain’s Dunkirk moment: this is not a victory!

Its CEO has quit. It is drowning in debt and burning cash and is, in fact, technically insolvent. What else… Oh yes, as of December 28 the 23,000 bitcoin mining machines hosted at the Helios facility were idle as Galaxy booted Argo Blockchain (ARB) from the site. This the day of Dunkirk, a disorderly defeat presented as a triumph.
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365 days ago

UK Oil & Gas: Its South Dorset hydrogen storage scheme is just a wet dream for Lyin' Steve

With its shares at 0.0215p, down from a peak 11p, with its Turkish drill programme a disaster not a delight and Horse Hill shut down by purple haired eco zealots, running on vapours UK Oil & Gas (*UKOG) is now pumping the idea of it saving the planet with hydrogen storage schemes, notable in Dorset. Today it published a study but there seems one minor glitch in this cunning plan.
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367 days ago

Probiotix Trading Update: this will be a multibagger, targets lifted

It was clear, well written, had real numbers and gave clear guidance. Sacking Walbrook PR which has historically mangled every statement from the Optibiotix (OPTI) stable and employing ex IC hack Miles Nolan was a smart move. More importantly Probiotix (PBX) is delivering.
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369 days ago

Georgina Energy is NOT fully Funded it is technically insolvent: explaining this one last time to a moron! And another bad smell from the RTO exposed

Georgina Energy (GEX) insists that it is fully funded to drill for helium in Australia, if it ever gets permission, and that there is no material uncertainty as to its financial position. This lie, for that is what it is, is repeated ad nauseam by chatroom gerbils who insist that I do not understand accounts. 39 years after my first job in finance, I suggest that I do. So one last time:
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370 days ago

Catenai - what is the Klarian loan note worth?

As previously explained the Klarian loan note represent the majority of Catenai’s (CTAI) gross assets, 96% to be exact. If Catenai receives back cash then the loan note and accrued interest is worth what is stated in the accounts I.e. £567,500.
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386 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast Part 2 - Cirata going forward

I covered the grim backstory of Cirata (CRTA), Wandisco (WAND), the $1 billion fraud, in part 1, now for where things stand with the shares at just 22p. Is it time to bottom fish? I explain why it is not..
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387 days ago

Madness: Supply@Me Capital - Bulletin Board Morons think that Supply may use Nuburu to obtain Nasdaq US listing

The Supply (SYME) Bulletin Board Morons are working themselves up into to a frenzy as they ponder whether Supply could reverse into Nasdaq listed Nuburu (BURU). The reasons for this speculation centre on:
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390 days ago

Has BSF Enterprises really got a year’s cash left?

The Frankenstein Meat bubble has well and truly burst yet on 4 December BSF Enterprises (BSFA) managed to get away a bucket shop placing, long predicted by myself, raising a paltry £500,000 at 2.5p. The shares are now just 2.25p suggesting that the stock not flipped is now being panic sold. A month ago BSF made a statement that I just do not believe.
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391 days ago

Victoria director share buying: does that alter the bear case?

A reader asks if news that NED Gavin Petken had bought 255,172 shares in Victoria (VCP) on New Year’s Eve alters the bear case. Paying c69p a pop this is a decent punt. Or is it?
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391 days ago

Worthless Argo what news Helios?

I suppose, given that it is technically insolvent and its shares are worthless, Argo Blockchain (ARB) has a lot on its corporate mind. However…
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394 days ago

Alpha Growth - challenges awaiting incoming auditor

In my weekend GOTCHA article I noted that Alpha Growth (ALGW) was shy in naming its new auditors which its has had over 8 months to sort out. On further reflection perhaps I was being too generous, I blame the Christmas spirit. Perhaps, the absence of a named firm is because no appointment has yet been made and the change in year end was a kick the can down the road exercise until it can find a new auditor. As I note below Alpha faces some real challenges in finding an auditor due to the following:
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395 days ago

MicroSalt, patently absurd, an expert writes on today’s ramping

The word on the street is that Father Christmas has a stocking gift for myself from the Dominic Frisby store as a reward for being so good this year. Meanwhile the great man has a new song out which is superb although, for some reason, the Mrs. is not a fan! Enjoy.

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397 days ago

Tern - stake in Device Authority cut by latest fundraise, NAV death by a thousand cuts

On 23 December, Tern (TERN) announced that the 2nd tranche of the fund raise announced on 27 December 2023 of $3.3 million had been completed. In a previous RNS on 30 September 2024, Tern had indicated that this fund raise had been deferred due to strong performance by Device Authority and hoped that it may not be required but ultimately it was still required.
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401 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: Who benefitted from the Pennpetro FRAUD? One for the FCA

I start by explaining risk capital vs options and why buying any share is always a risk. This is for the demented Lemming. Then it is onto Frisby's video, Nigel's contest you must enter HERE and finally the questions the FCA must ask about the Pennpetro (PPP) fraud.
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405 days ago

Victrex – after recent results, an income and recovery value Buy...

Polymers company Victrex (VCT) has recently announced results for its year ended 30th September 2024, helping the shares rise to above 1100p, but still comparing to above 1500p at the start of 2024 and above 2500p in 2021. However, the results also included some indications that there could be further share price recovery potential from here and that’s with a strong balance sheet and above 5% dividend yield to boot.

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405 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Up 300% today the biggest sell I can remember for ages

https://shareprophets.com/views/78080/tom-winnifrith-bearcast-up-300-today-the-biggest-sell-i-can-remember-for-ages

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405 days ago

Conygar: Mr Market just does not believe you or in commercial property

Shares in property investor Conygar (CIC) have dived by 15% today to just 49p after some pretty shoddy results. But the company wants you to believe that its NAV of 103p per share at the September 30 year end is real and that things are going to get better. Mr. market clearly does not believe it. And must be worried about the high level of gearing too.

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406 days ago

" target="_new">How can the FCA NOT investigate the share price movement of Supply@ME Capital?

Don’t all start sniggerinng but the FCA is charged with ensuring that markets for shares remain orderly. In light of that I ask you to consider the case of Supply@ME Capital (SYME) on the main market, a company that is a fraud, run by a liar and is technically insolvent. In a normal world the FCA would have suspended trading in its shares because Supply is a fraud, run by a liar and is insolvent, but the FCA is useless. However…

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408 days ago

Gold up Ariana down

I was lying in bed last night wondering where Ariana Resources (AAU) would have been had it not paid out a 1p per share special dividend. My guess is that with hindsight it was an error and that the shares would not be at 2.05p plus 1p but at closer to 4p. It would have more institutional support and fewer niggling concerns about financing.

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408 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: no need to own retail or oil shares at all

https://shareprophets.com/views/78027/tom-winnifrith-bearcast-no-need-to-own-retail-or-oil-shares-at-all

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408 days ago

Video: Skinbiotherapeutics FY Results Presentation

The only Geordie I wish to see on video is called Cheryl. Sadly, she is not the boss at Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) as she’d be far less likely to arrange financings with proven fraudsters than Stuart Ashman. Anyhow Ashman and his grossly overpaid FD Manprick have recorded the video below. Notwithstanding this company’s management, I continue to regard the shares, at 16.75p, as very cheap and perfectly capable of trebling or indeed being a six bagger within 18 months. Enjoy. Or should that be, endure.

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408 days ago

Oracle Power: for all of the Lenigas ramping look where we are now!

On 27 November I flagged up how David Lenigas had picked a fight with me on twitter to distract from his utterly shameless ramping of shares in Oracle Power (ORCP), then 0.033p.

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408 days ago

BREAKING: Amazing Morepen video, the truth about Skins share sales, FYB with Optibiotix

It is not the big story but Steve O’Hara has confirmed he has a sell order in on Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) shares. It’s been there for a while and shares are only sold inn small volumes on up days. Those who think that Optibiotix (OPTI) is either the only seller or a big seller are kidding themselves. On some days in recent weeks O’Hara has accounted for c6% of volumes on most days it has been nil.

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413 days ago

Four Critical signs that Oracle Power is lining up a deeply discounted bucket shop placing

Anyone buying shares in Oracle Power (ORCP) right now at 0.0325p deserves to have their trousers taken down They are just asking for it and here are the four reasons why.

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414 days ago

VSA Initiates on Panthera at 7.5p, BUY target 40p

https://shareprophets.com/views/77948/vsa-initiates-on-panthera-at-75p-buy-target-40p

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414 days ago

Has nobody explained to Versarien owning gerbils what an RNS reach is? Nonsense deal announced

I would ban RNS Reach announcements. These are announcements that are not deemed by a Nomad or advisor to be price sensitive, ones that do not flick the revenue dial more than an iota. So, they cannot go out as an RNS but must be a Reach, a marketing communication. Thus, companies such as Versarien (VRS) use them to ramp the shares with non news, believing (rightly) that their investors are too stupid to know what is going on.

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414 days ago

Wishbone Gold places again – what on earth is the point? Do the maths...

Surely, as Wishbone Gold (WSBN) shares head ever more rapidly towards 0.1p par, it will be time for yet another share consolidation? Because today’s placing raising £250,000 gross at 0.2p will not be the last, it is just one of so many that I have lost count.. Wishbone really has issued new shares more times than I have had inappropriate thoughts about Cheryl Cole.

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414 days ago

Celadon, if this is true the company will blow up

https://shareprophets.com/views/77916/celadon-if-this-is-true-the-company-will-blow-up

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414 days ago

SkinBioTherapeutics – why it should revise its segmental analysis

I am trying to be helpful and I think that shares in Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) are very cheap as explained HERE. However…

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414 days ago

Cavendish on Skinbiotherapeutics: God save us from Ashman as his M&A hunger is not sated

Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) is very simple. If you believe that Croda could deliver £25 million GP or anywhere close to that as CEO Stuart Ashman has intimated the shares are stupendously cheap at 17.75p. Ashman needs to do nothing apart from deliver other corporate deals and more GP from his existing IP and no more shares need be issued. Hell’s teeth why issue shares now or indeed at twice or three times the price given that on Ashman’s Croda numbers the shares could easily be 100p or even 200p! But Ashman is a git.

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414 days ago

Amaroq – now that is what I call a placing: Buy at up to 90p and the shares to double from there

The shares were 87p at the close valuing Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) at £285 million. Then came the news, a proposed placing raising £20 million at 86p. It was largely underwritten, including the directors putting in £2.1 million, and we now discover that it was massively oversubscribed and £27.5 million was raised. Almost no discount, real boardroom support, not that much dilution, that is what you call a real placing by a quality play.

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414 days ago

Argo Blockchain End Game: the bond markets tell you that the shares are worth 0p, big moves in the past few days

https://shareprophets.com/views/77874/argo-blockchain-end-game-the-bond-markets-tell-you-that-the-shares-are-worth-0p-big-moves-in-the-past-few-days

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414 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – poorly-produced “Launch of Dr Morepen” announcement but the potential compelling, Strong Buy

https://shareprophets.com/views/77871/optibiotix-health-poorly-produced-launch-of-dr-morepen-announcement-but-the-potential-compelling-strong-buy

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415 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: Amaroq the AIM placing of the year, shares can still double or more from here

Amaroq (AMRQ) is my largest mining holding and I am now way ahead here. the placing it has just done is the AIM placing of the year. Howe often do you see one done at almost no discount which is oversubscribed and where the shares head higher afterwards? This is a class act and I can see the shares more than doubling from here. With a small windfall on its way to my SIPP I am pondering buying more.

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415 days ago

Cirata – surely a trading statement warranted?

https://shareprophets.com/views/77848/cirata-surely-a-trading-statement-warranted

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415 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bonus bearcast: Kefi placing, was I lied to and should we bail or buy via Primary Bid?

In my rage I think I got my maths a bit wrong in this podcast. After an after hours up to £10.6 million equity raise, the Diluted NPV is now c 4.5p to c7.5p possibly a bit more dependent on the Saudi sale. Did Harry Adams of Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) lie to me or mislead me? Has he made 2 big errors of judgement in ignoring my advice? YES! What four letter word describes the COO? And should I park my rage and apply for Primary Bid shares at 0.55p?

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423 days ago

Doing the Fandango Holdings: joke interims is the FCA totally asleep at the wheel?

Fandango (FHP) a Standard Listed cash shell run by total chancer Charles Tatnall made a loss of £178,000 and had net current liabilities of £781,000, net liabilities of £801,000 and no cash in the six months to 30 June 2024. It shares are currently suspended. But that is the good news!

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423 days ago

Has Optibiotix sold Skinbiotherapeutics shares? Steve O’Hara declines to deny

I wonder why shares in SkinBiotherapeutics (SBTX) have not raced ahead more on the news from Croda. One possible explanation put to me by Lemming investor is that Optibiotix (OPTI) has been reducing its holding which was last stated at 10.92%.

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423 days ago

Evil Banksta flags up a great twitter thread on EnergyPathways: now a compelling short

Shares in EnergyPathways (EPP) are up by 400% in the last two months since an RNS, signed off and no doubt assiduously verified, by Liam “the Toke “ Murray at Cairn claiming a big loan was on the way. But who are the chaps behind that supposed loan and are they really good for the moolah. Has The Toke checked with his usual rigour i the due diligence department? The twitter thread below suggests he has not. Enjoy.

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423 days ago

GOTCHA: Lying Charlatans at Argent Pharma flip flop on delisting, shares collapse, TW 100% vindicated yet again

Shares in Argent Pharma (RGT) have collapsed to 8.5p after a dramatic flip fop on its delisting plans. I told you that this company was a worthless piece of crap run by charlatans when its stock was a consolidation adjusted 225p on January 11 2022. How they all protested. TW knows nothing, TW is batting for diseases affecting the CNS, yadda yadda yadda. *Ouzo on cornflakes time again.

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423 days ago

ECR, the timing is unfortunate

So the timeline now reads: Thursday last week, ramptastic video interview with Doc Holliday. Monday this week, hugely discounted placing, no doubt aggressively forward sold. 24 hours later, bad news. It all looks a bit unfortunate and the shares are now 0.305p, below the 0.33p subscripti8on price. It is lucky that there was a window for spivs to forward sell.

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433 days ago

Celadon Pharmaceuticals: FFS just come clean, when’s the massively discounted placing?

As a long term bear the near death throes of Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) provide some morbid satisfaction but there is a way of, at least postponing, the grim end and that is a placing. It will be massively discounted but Celadon needs to come clean, fess up and do it before it’s too late.
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434 days ago

BREAKING: Bushveld Minerals, sack the board GM called, too little too late

Yesterday Bushveld Minerals (BMN) put itself into the South African equivalent of Chapter 11. The day before its shares were suspended pending clarification. Stevie Wonder can see that shareholders will get nowt and that the company is well and truly fecked. But some folks are always optimistic. Step forward activist investor Kamran Sattar
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434 days ago

Electric Guitar – another bum note

Electric Guitar (ELEG) shares are down 31% today at time of writing valuing the company at £590,000. Back on 3 May 2024 when Electric completed its acquisition of 3radical it was admitted to AIM at 2.1 pence. The shares are now down to a bid price of 0.20 pence a more than 90% drop.
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434 days ago

UK Oil & Gas: more worthless confetti vicar?

Another day and it's another placing from Lyin’ Steve Sanderson at UK Oil & Gas (UKOG). As ever there is always a good reason. And as ever it is a hugely discounted bucket shop offering. Already the shares have slumped back to below 0.025p, the price at which £500,000 has been raised. There is a retail offer at the same price. Financial masochists know where to apply.
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435 days ago

Celadon: Timber! More ouzo for the Sheriff, vicar?

If AIM was not such a joke then James Short, the CEO of Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) would have been fired months ago for his tardy disclosure that sums owed from a May loan and equity investment agreement did not arrive on schedule. And they have still not arrived leaving the company in crisis, as it ‘fessed up to today.
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436 days ago

Bushveld Minerals: ouzo on cornflakes for the Sheriff of AIM as shares suspended pending clarification

The bulletin board morons knew better than old TW. Andrew Monk knew far better than old TW as he always does as Andrew is always right and old TW is just a failed fund manager who works in a pizza shop. But it seems that maybe old TW was not wrong in warning folks time and time again that Bushveld Minerals (BMN) was a scandalous penny share promote that would end in tears. Its shares were 40p seven years ago. Today they are suspended at 0.6p, still a market cap of £7 million.
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436 days ago

Georgina Energy:– today’s cashless warrant exercise is a massive vote of no confidence

Today Georgina (GEX) issued the following RNS under the misleading heading “Operational Update”. The update has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with operations. But who on earth expects folks like Georgina or disgraced broker Jerry Keen to give a rats arse about telling the truth?
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437 days ago

#Gowokegobroke: Boots wins the Christmas advert clanger

Without Sharon White at the helm, John Lewis has a charming unwoke Christmas advert on out screens, for the first time in half a decade not alienating core customers. On the other hand...
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475 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: Just not good enough from Optibiotix

I think that shares in Optibiotix (OPTI) are, on a risk reward basis, very cheap. but today's RNS is shockingly cack handed
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478 days ago

First Derivatives by FD technologies disposal: more ouzo for the sheriff with complete vindication

Back in June 2018, I opened my account on First Derivatives (FDP) urging you to short the shares at £46, a £1.2 billion market cap. The red flags were everywhere but natch everybody said I had got it wrong about a company which had picked up gongs at the AIM awards three times! Today that core business has been sold for an EV of just £230 million although the cash receipts are just £205 million. Complete vindication!
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482 days ago

Listed at 39p yesterday by the scumbags at Novum, GenIP now just 26.5p: Evil Banksta weighs in

I flagged up yesterday what a farce GenIP (GNIP), the latest spin off from the Augean stable that is TekCapital (TEK), was and how it would end in tears. Listed at 39p after a fund raise conducted by the low life scumbags at Novum, the shares are now 26.5p, to lose a third of your money on an IPO in just over 24 hours is some feat.
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482 days ago

Hydrogen Utopia: Funding Crisis and the £3m loan facility that is not!

Interim numbers from Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) indicated a monthly cash spaff of c£100,000. That will not have changed in the second half of the year. If anything it has got worse. Not surprisingly that sees the shares sliding and that poses a particular problem for CEO Aleksandra Binkowska who has agreed to pledge all her shares for £3 million of rescue loan finance. But as the shares collapse, that package looks in jeopardy.
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483 days ago

Well done musicMagpie: bailout bid from AO World at 9.07p in cash, Minus 96% since 2021 IPO

I have to hand it to Steve Oliver and his team at musicMagpie (MMAG), this is a result. Given that Magpie is drowning in debt and burning cash, the alternative to a bid was insolvency so persuading AO World (AO) to pay anything at all for the equity is a triumph. AO could have simply approached Magpie’s banks bought the det, almost certainly at a discount, and seized control. But perhaps this is less disruptive. Having said this is a triumph…
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483 days ago

Vast Resources – if only it was not for the entrée of Galician style octopus

About an hour ago London’s worst Nomad, Roland “fatty” Cornish waddled off to his favourite restaurant thinking about an entrée of Galician Style Octopus and the seven courses that were to follow. Octopus or Spotted Dick with lashings of custard, it was hard to know which he looked forward to most. As he trundled along that problem was one that he wrestled with. He did not think about his client Vast Resources (VAST). The Octopus was more important.
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484 days ago

Andrew Monk dog Caracal Gold takes on loan at, I kid you not, 100% interest

I kid you not. While we wait for interims to December 31 2023, FY numbers to June 30 2024, the FCA to approve a prospectus Caracal Gold (GCAT) says that it has taken on two new loans.
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485 days ago

Versarien junks some junk but do not get that excited

Natch the morons have got terribly excited and shares in Versarien (VRS) are up by 14% on news that it has sold the non core plastics business AAC Cyroma for £550,000 subject to any completion adjustments. Well, that is the headline number.
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523 days ago

Goldstone Resources – fundraising annoyance, but still a sentiment improving BUY

Shares in gold producer in Ghana, Goldstone Resources (GRL) had recently been rising nicely towards 2p with a higher gold price doing no harm. However, now also a “Conditional Subscription of £600,000”.
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523 days ago

Eco Buildings – discounted fundraise but now modular housing “deliveries and first revenues: expected "imminently” BUY

Eco Buildings Group (ECOB) has announced that it has raised £0.45 million at 10p per share to allow it “to execute on a short-term purchase order, as well as likely providing the springboard for further orders under negotiation in the near term”, with this modular housing-focused group now emphasising “while reaching this crucial revenue and cash flow point took longer than expected, our customers remain eager for our proven, innovative, low-cost modular solution”.
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549 days ago

How to raise MINUS £250 by issuing shares!

It is neither here nor there as the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) is technically insolvent. It is still yet to tell us whether Alessandro Zamboni’s insolvent AvantGarde has coughed up the £500,000 due by January 31 or another £1.5 million owing before that. So, I suggest that Zamboni has not paid a cent. However, there is an RNS today.

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556 days ago

Centamin – positive news from two projects, BUY

Centamin (CEY) has issued “Positive Doropo Gold Project DFS” and “Early Completion of Waste Stripping Programme” announcements today. With the shares currently at 133.4p, how positive is this latest news flow?
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567 days ago

Buy Serica Energy, look at the yield

Shares in Serica Energy (SQZ) are both on the floor now for understandable reasons.
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567 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: How UKOG can be saved and should I be buying NatWest shares, I am sorely tempted

In today’s bearcast I look at Versarien (VRS), Invinity Energy (IES- a change of stance – Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX), UK Oil & Gas (UKOG), Baron Oil (BOIL) and NatWest Group (NWG).

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567 days ago

Microsalt: wonder IPO or ludicrous price?

Microsalt (SALT) tried to raise £10-15 million ahead of an IPO last October but for some unexplained reason, Nomad Zeus postponed the IPO. On 1 February it joined the AIM sewer after raising £3.15 million gross (£2.5 million net) at 43p giving an £18.5 million valuation. Today, after announcing what it termed a “vital” deal earlier this week, the shares are 112.5p so valuing it at just over £48 million. Really?

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567 days ago

UK Oil & Gas – as we await share consolidation what price the next bailout placing? And where does this leave Dave Lenigas and Pennpetro?

I write as UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) holds aa GM to approve a share consolidation. Like so many penny dreadfuls its shares have collapsed below par value of just 0.01p and it must therefore undertake a capital reorganization slashing par to just 0.0001p to allow it to issue even more worthless confetti. And boy does it need to issue shares.

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574 days ago

Oxford Cannabinoid completes January 30 fundraise – now it needs another one to avoid insolvency by July (or earlier)

The fragrant Warwick University philosophy student who is running Oxford Cannabinoid (OCTP) into the ground, Ms. Clarissa Sowemimo-Coker is delighted to announce that the subscription element of the £1.1 million net 0.5p per share fund raise announced on January 30 has now completed. Already the bid is, at 0.47p, below the fundraise price, always a bad sign as the new shares do not start trading until 20 February. But worse is to come.

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574 days ago

Iconic Labs gets AGM approval to issue billions more shares, will it set a new confetti issuing record in 2024?

Iconic (ICON) successfully passed all its AGM resolutions on 13 February and in each case over 90% of votes were cast in favour of the resolutions but under a third of shareholders bothered to vote.

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576 days ago

Told y’all: Vast Resources, the pride of "Fatty", MINUS 99.99999% from peak, yet another share consolidation and yet another cash crisis

This is like groundhog day. The last 100 for 1 share consolidation was just 32 months ago when, laughably, dumb shareholders were told it was needed to allow dividend payments. But, no dividends and numerous placings later, Vast has again run out of cash and again its shares have slumped below the 0.1p par value. Its groundhog day!

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576 days ago

Technology Minerals dissembling on when the death spiral mass share dump starts: is it today?

Yesterday I suggested that Technology Minerals (TM1) the Standard Listed joke company drowning in the stench of disgraced fraudster Chris Cleverly would see its death spiral provider start to dump shares on March 8. But I may be wrong. It could be today. Let me explain.

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576 days ago

Xtract Resources is running on fumes, shares sliding ever faster: statement re placing needed

I flagged this up in bearcast last week but the silence from Colin Bird’s Xtract Resources (XTR), London’s worst Nomad “Roland “fatty” Cornish and scumbag broker, the king of the spivs, Jon Bellis at bucket shop Novum is deafening. Shares in this perennial penny dreadful are now just 0.95p and sliding fast.

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576 days ago

Is this proof that Tern that has been dumping Wyld shares?

Mangold a Swedish Investment bank published a commissioned report on Wyld Networks HERE. Mangold was the bank that helped in the last Wyld fundraise so you’d have to take its price targets with more than a pinch of salt.

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578 days ago

FCA Investigation: Operation Newhaven – Globo plc: Crime appears to pay! Another epic FCA Fail!

You remember Globo (GBO). I was a bear and pointed out numerous red flags even doorstepping it in Athens. Roger Lawson of ShareSoc said I was wrong and did not understand tech stocks like he did, Globo had £40 million of cash and was profitable. Then Gabriel Grego compiled a bombshell dossier. Snot gobbler Dan McCrum at the FT did not have the balls to publish it but alerted the CEO who sold millions of pounds worth of shares over the four days until I obtained and published the dossier, the shares were then suspended, there was no cash, no profits it was a fraud, a slam dunk fraud. But it seems that crime does pay.

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580 days ago

DS Smith – possible offer from Mondi

Packaging company DS Smith (SMDS) has confirmed an “expression of interest” from Mondi plc (MNDI) and that it “understands that Mondi is considering a possible offer”. What of the news currently helping shares in DS Smith more than 10% higher to 311p?

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580 days ago

BREAKING: Tintra faces up winding up order, what is JP Jenkins playing at?

I have warned JP Jenkins a number of times about Tintra (TNT), formerly the AIM Company of the year 2022. But despite shocking exposes like this one yesterday, JPJ seems happy to allow shares to be traded on its platform. Well maybe the winding up order might just change that? I kid you not.

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580 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Anavio will not believe its luck as worthless Canadian Overseas shares zoom ahead by 117%

I start with a Cambridge University sports report and an apology to a reader who feels chastised. Then it is on to Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL), Regtech Open (RTOP) , Eight Capital Partners (ECP), Supply@ME Capital (FRAUD) and Dispensa (DISP), Strategic Minerals (SML), DS Smith (SMDS) and Revolution Beauty (REVB)

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580 days ago

BOOM! GOTCHA! Dispensa, as shares collapse: more exposes of accounting high jinks, when will the rats start to jump, 3 questions for the FRC to ponder!

My shocking expose of Dispensa (DISP), the crock formerly known as Zamaz, where I’ve been a perma bear since its September 2 2022 IPO at 11p seems to have somebody panicking. The shares have today crashed by 42% to just 0.95p. Which will be the next rat to jump as there is far worse to come. I shall kick off with a couple of questions for those such as PR goons Walbrook and VSA Capital, where I am unwitting shareholder, to consider as they ponder how much more reputational damage they can tolerate.

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581 days ago

Verditek: Gotcha! Lying scumbags enabled by Richard “Gollum” Gill and the inaction of the Oxymorons

Oh dear, Oh dear as the shamed tipster “old Mother” Mike Walters used to say when one of his shite share tips went horribly wrong. Oh wait: Verditek (VDTK) was one of his shite share tips! Its shares were 20p at peak Walters enthusiasm. They are now 0.11p after an admission today that it is giving up the solar panels business and becoming a cash shell, albeit with almost no cash. The big red flag here which Walters overlooked was that Verditek repeatedly lied about contracts won to get placings away only to ‘fess up afterwards that the contracts, even those described as take or pay, had not happened. So, serial lying and thus fraud…always a bit of a red flag.

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583 days ago

BREAKING: Versarien: After 11 months doing nothing for £21,000 a month, disgraced, greedy fat bastard Neill Ricketts demands even more money

The breaking news today is that Neill Ricketts, the man who must take the credit for Versarien (VRS) shares plunging from 200p at peak ramp to just 0.15p today has filed a series of legal claims against the company demanding even more money. Words almost fail me.

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586 days ago

Chatroom warriors celebrate as Lucian Miers stiffed (geddit?) by Futura Medical trading statement

Before they celebrate too much the gerbils should realise that even though the shares are up by 34% today at 37.1p the bard of the Boleyn is still way ahead on is short bet. But perhaps the trading statement marks a turning point for this producer of Eroxon, a treatment for Erectile Dysfunction which most customers appear to think is useless.

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586 days ago

BREAKING: ReNeuron – the £15 million the taxpayer has spaffed with the English as bad as the Welsh

Yesterday shares in Reneuron (RENE) were suspended pending clarification. We did warn folks but sadly shareholders who ignored us will almost certainly lose everything. But that is their call. The real scandal is that we all, as taxpayers, have taken a £15m hit.

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586 days ago

Utterly disgraceful ReNeuron Group: £5m spunked in 4 months, shares suspended pending clarification - £8m spaffed by Welsh Government

On November 8 Reneuron (RENE) said that it had £5.1 million in the bank as at 30 September, a cash runway until April this year and that ”the outlook for the business remained positive provided it could retain its’ highly dedicated team of scientists, further develop and verify the CustomEX™ exosome delivery platform and conclude validating industry partnerships.” Today the shares have been suspended pending clarification.

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586 days ago

Upland Resources – another strategy and operational update as new warrant shares start trading today. Handy...

The week that the spoof bid was promoted as credible by Upland Resources (UPL) was, conveniently for it, the week a shed load of new shares from warrant exercises started trading. As the gerbils rushed to buy that stock was quickly absorbed. Today another stack of warrant shares start trading and conveniently enough there is an operations update to accompany it. Handy.

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587 days ago

Argo Blockchain piss poor January, blames the wrong kind of snow

Excuses are like arseholes. We all have them and nobody cares. And so just four weeks after raising £7.8 million at 20.5p Argo Blockchain (ARB) has fessed to a piss poor January but of course it is not its fault. The shares are now 14.75p suggesting that the placees, suckered in by a ramp up to 34p, have already been well and truly bummed. But not as bummed as those private investors who fell for the ramp.

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587 days ago

On David Lenigas day, his UKOG baby takes a Turkish bath and is now minus 99.99% - worse will follow

Andrew Bell reckons that David Lenigas knows how to create value. Hmmmm. On the day that Bell appointed Lenigas to drive the “new phase of growth” at Red Rock Resources (RRR), after a last phase of growth that has seen shareholders lost 92% in three years, Lenigas created UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) had yet more disastrous news and its shares are now minus 99.99% down from peak ramp. And you know what? It is going to get even worse.

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596 days ago

BREAKING: Tintra Limited – who is lying about ownership of shares in Indomanange?

Earlier I flagged up the scandalous listing of Tintra (TNT) on JP Jenkins. It is my contention that the company mislead investors in numerous ways allowing insiders to make millions from dumping share at hugely inflated prices. And in that vein, here is another oddity that the folks at JP Jenkins should be considering as a matter of urgency.

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596 days ago

BREAKING: All the talents now aligned (irony), Mr. David Lenigas joins Andrew Bell and Fatty at Red Rock Resources

What could possibly go wrong for my old pal Andrew Bell and Red Rock Resources (RRR) where I am NOT recommending the shares, at a wretched 0.0775p, but where I remain a loyal shareholder to remind me what a prize prick I can be at times.

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596 days ago

Essentra – Q4 trading update, “well positioned” to make progress: BUY

International components company Essentra (ESNT) has issued a trading update including that its 2023 expectations remain unchanged and emphasising that, “underpinned by its breadth of customers, end market categories and geographical diversification, Essentra is well positioned”. What now with the shares currently up to 161.6p in response?

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598 days ago

Twitter moron & TW troll of the day is a shareholder in Regtech Open

For the record, shares in the insolvent fraud Regtech Open (RTOP) were listed at 100p on August 25 2023. A month later they hit 314p. Today they are 6.22p and they will go to zero. I have been a perma bear, but in a parallel universe Bubbles tweets away happily on both Regtech and the sister fraud Supply@MECapital (SYME), where he is also long and strong as its shares hit new record lows. Bubbles is a moron as you can see below. 

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606 days ago

Live Company Group and Advanced Oncotherapy statements – do any rules on the AIM casino matter these days?

For having their shares suspended for more than six months because of a failure to publish interim and full year accounts, Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) and Live Company (LVCG) should have been booted off the AIM sewer on January 1 and February 1 (today) respectively. But on the “world’s most successful growth market” it seems that rules just do not matter. Or perhaps because it is shrinking so rapidly, the regulators will not boot anyone off. In both cases, the companies are – as things stand – insolvent.

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606 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: at least BSF Enterprises is honest in its Results RNS but its shares will collapse anyway

I start with thanks for your best wishes on my date with the Shipmans, including a very foxy Asian babe junior Shipman, yesterday. Then it is onto Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI), paranoid advisors, Inspiration Healthcare (IHC), Guild ESports (GLD), BSF Enterprises (BSFA), Vast Resources (VAST) where a new GM must surely be called for another share consolidation and Supply@ME Capital (SYME)

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607 days ago

MGC Pharmaceuticals – do the maths dummies, I'm 99.2% ahead on this bear call and it is going to go from £15m now to zero

On November 1 2022, I published a red flags dossier on Turner Pope spoof MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) with the shares at 2.25p giving a market cap of £70 million. Wind forward 15 months and after a 1000 for 1 consolidation the shares are 18p meaning that those who mocked my advice have lost 99.2% of their hard earned. But so many gazillion pieces of worthless confetti have been issued that the market cap is still £15 million and today’s quarterlies suggest that is way too high as yet another cash crisis looms.

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607 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – “SweetBiotix Update”, potential to be transformational this year, price target likely to be increased

OptiBiotix Health (OPTI) has issued a “SweetBiotix Update” announcement. It is a, non-regulatory, RNS Reach, immediately signalling no commercial deal yet, but there are clear signs of progress towards material deals. So what of the shares currently up at 29p in response?

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607 days ago

musicMagpie Letter to AIM Regulation: statement needed

The Oxymorons at AIM Regulation maybe busy reading ESG porn or dealing with the antics of poltroon Giles Balleny at Cavendish. If they do have a spare moment they should consider why shares in musicMagpie (MMAG) have collapsed in recent days and be forcing a statement. I am 99 sure I know the reasons but it would be nice to have that confirmed. I have sent the letter below by email:

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608 days ago

Video: China’s Stock Market Slump, A Leading Indicator For the World, sell shares and sell oil & copper

Gareth Soloway, Chief Market Strategist of Verfied Investing has a stark warning of bad things happening in China which will hit us all.

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608 days ago

Felix Smith says Gary Newman going to prison, Felix is an impoverished moron

Yes, Felix is another moron who has done his conkers ignoring advice from myself at 25p and Gary Newman from almost as high to sell shares in Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL).

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610 days ago

Chill Brands tries to raise £3-4 million, manages just £1.2 million: oops spot the looming black hole

Chill Brands (CHLL) is this morning boasting of how it has managed to issue £2.4 million of new shares at 3.75p. As ever, this company is wholly disingenuous. It is almost as if it and its disgraced adviser Allenby, of NightCap (NGHT) infamy, gets a strange sort of sexual pleasure from misleading investors and has become addicted to it.

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610 days ago

Watching Stuart Ashman and his grossly overpaid FD on Investor Meet, Ashman tells a whopping lie

It was an hour of my time which I may look back on my deathbed and consider an hour wasted. I should say that, on balance, there was enough offered by Ashman to make me content to hold shares in Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) but there were also worrying matters not least the CEO telling a blatant lie.

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621 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Why I am holding my shares in Skinbiotherapeutics but you might want to sell & why Stuart Ashman needs to be fired

In today’s podcast I discuss retirement postponed thanks to Joshua and to Stuart Ashman. I chat about Optibiotix (OPTI), en passant, but in depth about Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) with apologies to those who have lost money. Here is what should happen next.

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630 days ago

Tintra – still no tender offer received: does anyone smell a rat yet?

In in last months as a public company, Tintra (TNT), the AIM Company of the year 2022, announced a potential takeover bid at 150 pence per share on 7 September 2023 which was revised, on 6 November 2023, to a potential tender offer for 29.9% of Tintra shares at 150 pence per share from LRB35 Limited. However, although the shares are now delisted

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630 days ago

Centamin – a Mineral Reserves “correction”…but good news! BUY

A “correction” being required to a previously-issued announcement is usually bad news and hits a company’s share price. So what of shares in Centamin (CEY) currently being more than 5% higher at around 98p on the back of such an announcement?

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630 days ago

Ceres Power – after the Delta pump comes the China Dump, surely a great short even now?

Malcolm Stacey and the rest of the green brigade got terribly excited last Thursday when Ceres Power (CWR) announced a big new deal with Delta Electronics “Praise be to Saint Greta, His Holiness Lord Attenborough and blessed King Charles, we are all going to be rich!” screamed the senior writer on this website. Just six days later comes a shock warning and the shares are tumbling. Malcolm will be writing a letter of complaint to the Guardian shortly.

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630 days ago

VINDICATED AGAIN: Tern hugely discounted placing but its just a sticking plaster, death only postponed

Tern (TERN) has announced a placing raising a paltry £400,000 and at just 2p – the shares closed yesterday at 2.875p and were well above 3p just five days ago. Natch the company misleads with its excuses, this is just a sticking plaster which postpones death by just a few months. It’s ouzo on cornflakes time for this website, for the chatroom warriors who knew better it is another wake up call.

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634 days ago

Vast Resources: barefaced lying sanctioned by "Fatty" as it places yet again

This was the company that said it needed to do a 100 for 1 share consolidation so that it could pay a dividend. Natch it has not paid a dividend in the 33 months since but has placed numerous times and its shares have now collapsed by 98% since the consolidation having been 99% down before it. The management of Vast Resources (VAST) are simply liars. Today the company is exposed again in the most blatant way. Why on earth the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation and hapless Nomad Roland “Fatty” Cornish do not come on this farce defies belied. Wind back to 6 October and a placing to raise £1,819,350 at 0.195p. The company stated:

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634 days ago

The Tingo fraud, it now admits that Deloitte quits – but it’s a bit late is it not?

The Department of Justice is still trying to get its hands on Dozy Mmobousi who faces a 45 year jail term when found guilty of fraud. Others were part of that fraud says the DoJ and may still have their collars felt. Shares in Chris Cleverly’s Tingo (US:TIO) shares are suspended and now it has filed with the SEC that its auditors Deloitte resigned on 16 January. But why only now? I wrote twice to head of regulation Jen Knickerbocker HERE and global chair Anna Marks HERE more than six months ago.

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636 days ago

Iconic Labs Plc - Prepares for next Tsunami of Confetti

On 19 January, Iconic (ICON) announced that at its forthcoming AGM on 13 February, it plans to reorganise each of its £0.1 nominal shares into a new ordinary share of £0.0001 and a worthless deferred ordinary share of £0.0999.

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639 days ago

GOTCHA: Belluscura has to revise TMT offer again

As flagged up HERE yesterday, the maths just did not stack up. And thus for the second time Adam Reynolds chaired Belluscura (BELL) has had to revise its all-share offer for cash shell TMT Acquisitions (TMT). First it was 15 shares for every 22, then it was 3 for 4 and today it is a straight 1 for 1. I am glad that Nigel Wray et al have done the decent thing but how do the maths now stack up? And actually is it still a good deal?

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639 days ago

Did Argo Blockchain pull your pants down? Its still a short at a £90m valuation!

As I write, shares in Argo Blockchain (ARB) are trading, down again today, at 15p. Just 17 days ago some folks were paying 35p for the shares. If you have had your pants pulled down on this one you must be asking what the hell happened?

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639 days ago

Versarien shares now 99.95% down from September 2018 peak – a cartoon from the heyday

Just over five years ago the shares were 182.5p. Today they are struggling to hold 0.09p. You must forgive my schadenfreude as this company’s biggest critic but its shareholders, egged on by repellent founder Neill Ricketts, trolled me – as did Neil himself – on twitter, discussed having me killed in chatrooms and also plotted to get my wife sacked by her University. So I delight in how such folks have lost a fortune. You may remember how one such poltroon produced cartoons mocking and lambasting myself and also Lucian Miers. As a reminder, here is one gem. It has not aged well.

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644 days ago

Video: Are my fellow Kefi shareholders your top pick for the pub quiz team?

Yesterday Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) did a presentation on the Investor Meet platform then took questions from private investors. I’m happy with the presentation and am happy to still rate the shares, at 0.669p as a BUY. They could easily treble this year. I thought boss ‘arry Adams was upbeat. But I also worry that some of my fellow shareholders are the sort of morons who give morons a bad name. For light relief just skip to the Q&A. Enjoy. 

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645 days ago

Canadian Overseas new interim CEO kills 2 birds with one stone: now to kill the shares

It’s one in one out at a NED level but nothing much to read there: nobody hangs around long at the sinking ship that is Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL). The bigger news is that we have a new CEO although only an interim one, natch.

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645 days ago

Andrew Monk Disgrace Dispensa: will it (again) restate its interims before insolvency?

Dispensa (DISP) the Sub Standard list POS formerly known as Zamaz, a company created by Dominic White of the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) infamy is in serious trouble. The only question now is when the end will come and why. This company listed at 11p, a £77million market cap in September 2022. I explicitly warned that it was a sham but the FCA knew better and allowed the listing to go ahead. The shares are now just 1.625p and my target is 0p.

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649 days ago

Mark Menzies: The Tory MP who “disputes” the Grindr blackmail misuse of funds reports – its like dealing with stockmarket villains

In my day job I deal with stockmarket villains. The narrative does not change when you expose a big scandal. I publish a report.  The company’s advisers, overpaid PR fluffies, put out a regulated announcement where they “refute” the allegations. And in due course I am vindicated and shares in that company collapse, sometimes to zero. It has happened so many times.

 

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650 days ago

Canadian Overseas: Lucian urges people to do the maths on the blizzard of shares that could be issued

The $2.5million placing at 0.15p by Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) has now gone ahead. Death spiral provider Anavio is not investing it is merely putting up some cash to allow it to forward sell and convert as much of its outstanding convertible loan notes as possible before Canadian goes bust. Lucian Miers says, do the maths….

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650 days ago

Vast Resources and the Aprelevka spoof, morons fooled again

As I write, technically insolvent Vast Resources (VAST) has seen its shares surge by 21% to 14.25p on news that it has completed the Aprelevka gold mines deal. It is yet another spoof and here is why.

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651 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum: the definition of madness

A few weeks ago I went out for a few drinks with a couple of pals including “Chemtrails Dave” who has one or two odd views. I am prepared to accept that Michelle Obama is a man and that the Clinton crime family have all of their critics and whistleblowers suicided but after a couple of pints we got on to the 1969 moon landings and Chemtrails said “anyone who thinks they actually happened is mad.” But they did happen didn’t they? Said I. At which point he laughed. When I got home I asked “but the did happen didn’t they?” And I was reassured. Of course they did. And that brings us to Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) shares in which were up by 50% at one point this morning.

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656 days ago

Nostra Terra – Some bible readings for Matt Lofgran as he takes the company into the Minus 99.8% club with yet another placing.

Devout Christian Matt Lofgran always likes to say that he rescued Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) when he took over in 2009. It was as if Jesus had saved the disciples as the storm raged on the sea of Galilee where their boat was sailing (Mark 4, 3-41).  But the reality is that anyone who bought the shares when the great rescuer took over as CEO has now lost 99.8% of their money while Lofgran has made millions in remuneration. You have to pay for talent don’t you? Would it not have been better just to put the company into administration in 2009, to have avoided numerous bailout placings more good money going after bad?

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656 days ago

Cellular Goods: how is this not insider dealing, it takes the AI bandwagon piss to boot!

Over the past three days, newly appointed executive director Mike Edwards has bought 8 million shares in Cellular Goods (CBX). His name is the contact on RNS he is calling the shots. Today he has announced a, laughable change of name and strategy. Just how on earth can this not be insider dealing. Do not tell me that this was all dreamt up yesterday afternoon, Edwards traded on specific price sensitive information.

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656 days ago

Cellular Goods Mike Edwards share purchase spoof, he must think BB Morons are morons? He’s right: they are!

Yesterday, I looked at the shock return of Mike Edwards to Cellular Goods (CBX) as a NED. Today Cellular shares have jumped by 17% as it was announced that Edwards had bought 5.5 million shares at 0.325p. Boy the morons loved that. But hang on Henry…

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656 days ago

Cellular Goods CEO and Chairman walks, Mike Edwards back to complete the circle of related party bollocks but SMTM

You just could not make this up. Mike Edwards and his business partner Jon Bixby owned 31% of Cellular Goods (CBX) at the time of its 5p IPO. Their vehicle Durban Holdings paid just 0.1p for nearly all of its stock and as the shares were David Beckham/disgraced Daily Mail pumped they started sell. Indeed they sold all their shares. Lovely jubbly for them.

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657 days ago

A shareholder in the fraud Supply@ME Capital comments in ignorance

Sparty1 seems unaware that I have sold my last two businesses at a BIG profit including that pizza restaurant that I turned around. Or, that numerous crooks have sent me lawyers letters to shut me down including at least 1 now in prison (Pete Landau). Anyhow he reckons he will grow rich with his shares in the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME). Whatever. Over on the ADVFN asylum he posts:

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659 days ago

ANALYSIS: Supply@ME Capital £5m market cap gain on smelly cheese deal which will see it lose even more money!

In today’s RNS, the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) has announced that it had secured funding for a “White-Label IM agreement: funding secured with Banco BPM S.p.A to execute an initial IM transaction”. The morons are delighted and the shares are up by 11% at 0.077p giving a £49 million market cap. The morons need to visit an Otolaryngologist PDQ as, if you scratch away beneath the surface this stinks.

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660 days ago

Letter to the FCA – why have you not suspended the FRAUD Regtech over the missing or not £1.4million?

The FCA is , no sniggering at the back, meant to regulate the Standard List of London’s Main Market. In August 2023 it approved the IFRS non compliant and grossly misleading prospectus of the fraud Regtech Open (RTOP). I have written it a note about the latest developments. Its failure to force a statement and/or suspend the shares is a disgrace.

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670 days ago

Bidstack shares soar as settles, i.e caves, to Azerion – morons need to do the maths

The morons really have not done their maths. Bidstack (BIDS) may have settled its dispute with Azerion and will be getting 3 million Euro (£2.6 million) but it is still utterly fecked. A 153% share spike today is a selling opportunity for any cross dressing IT consultants still owning the shares. Let me explain.

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674 days ago

Amaroq Minerals – expanded prospectivity and progress update, further massive upside from a winning share tip!

Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced “significantly expanded prospectivity of its 100% owned Nanoq gold project” and “successful completion of ~10,000 line kilometres of geophysics, with all results now received for detailed interpretation”, and the shares have ticked higher to 63p.

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675 days ago

Alien Metals shares just 0.21p and falling: when’s the next bailout placing?

As a long term bear of Alien Metals (UFO) I have flagged up numerous undeclared related party and other sordid deals. This company has always been drowning in red flags and is the sort of shite AIM could do without. Now for some maths.

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675 days ago

BlueJay Mining: you couldn’t make it up, its ‘avin’ a giraffe, disgraced McIllree is back!

Seriously this is worthy of April Fool’s Day. Rod McIlree was the promoter who pumped BlueJay Mining (JAY) shares hard on the back of the Dundas project in Greenland. Subsequent to his departure a new team admitted that all the money had gone and that the Dundas numbers pushed by Rod were all wrong and it was worthless. And so with the company running on vapours….

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675 days ago

Another ouzo for the Sheriff, vindicated again: Canadian Overseas: The fat lady warms up as it defaults on debt

And to think that Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) founder Arthur Millholland said that I was a “snake oil salesman” and did not understand accounts. As the Fat Lady now books a ticket to gig with Arthur in the socialist hell hole of Canada, the shares have collapsed again, to just 0.4p. They were 25p when I first started exposing this crock 20 months ago prompting that misleading RNS response from Art. The shares should be suspended now as Canadian is now totally screwed. It is a zero.

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675 days ago

Canadian Overseas: if anyone wanted to buy its shite assets why would they give investors a cent?

Following yesterday’s latest calamity at Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPLthere are still some deluded souls buying the shares at 0.7p in the misguided belief that there will be a takeover. The gaps in the logic of such folks are big enough to drive a bus through. Here’s why.

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675 days ago

BREAKING VINDICATION: SEC charges Tingo and Dozy Mmbousi with what it terms a “staggering fraud”

I think we can now safely say that Tingo (US:TIO) shares are zeros. I was the first to flag up this as a fraud in September 2022 and for my troubles have received industrial scale trolling on twitter in a campaign orchestrated by Chris Cleverly. Well fuck you Chris you criminal dirtbag may your soul burn in hell: the SEC has today charged your man Dozy Mmobousi who was going to buy Sheffield United, with fraud. Dozy is accused of making millions via share sales and general corporate theft. Maybe Cleverly’s cousin James got him off the hook as Chris knew all about this. But so far only Dozy and Tingo Group plus two affiliate companies have been charged. The rap sheet from the SEC is below. An extra Metaxa for me tonight. Enjoy. 

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676 days ago

Wow just how badly these words aged: time for Arthur Millholland & morally bankrupt motherfucker PR Dominic Barretto to apologise

On 6th April 2022 shares in Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) were more than 20p and I had recently opened my assault arguing that, at 25p the shares were a compelling short. Today, after the latest disaster analysed HERE, they are just over 1p. But back then the man who created this investment disaster Arthur Millholland issued an RNS with a direct smear on me (suggesting I was short and did not understand accounts) and an implicit attack on ShareProphets. Morally bankrupt PR firm Yellow Jersey crafted this poison.

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678 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: a snake correction & the WGEOMM is in touch

I start with the snake yesterday and a clarification, then it is onto Dispensa (DISP), Vast Resources (VAST), BjueJay Mining (JAY) – surely another bailout placing ahoy but at what price? – Microsaic (MSYS), Power Metal Resources (POW), Teather’s Financial and Flip Flop Ben Turney, and in real detail musicMagpie (MMAG) and why today’s statement does not address the real issue, making the shares a slam dunk sell.

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678 days ago

Red Rock Resources - oops he did it again, yet another placing from disgraced Andrew Bell

For months and months we morons who own shares in Red Rock Resources (RRR) have been told by our esteemed leader Andrew Bell that the sum of somewhere in the region of $7.5million was on its way from the DRC. The cheque is in the post. Except it’s not a cheque and it has not been posted.

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678 days ago

Good News travels fast, bad news is delayed how is it hanging Chris Cleverly at the fraud Tingo? 15 days and counting...

Just the other day I posted more proof positive that Tingo (US:TIO) the company created by Chris Cleverly, the first cousin of our esteemed home secretary, was and is a complete and utter fraud. If Chris is not too busy being nominated for ESG awards in Africa (I kid you not, as you can see HERE), maybe he might want to update mug punters on the ongoing suspension of the shares.

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678 days ago

Procook serves up another dog’s dinner set of interims and look what its doing on its own website

I warned about this crock at the time of its 145p per share November 2021 IPO but naturally fat cat fund managers knew far better and piled in. Today the shares are 26.85p after truly piss poor results. Is it any surprise that folks are reluctant to buy its range of highly expensive kitchenware items in the current climate? There is no real USP of this business and the numbers make that clear.

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678 days ago

The curse of vile ex Tory MP Tony Baldry strikes yet again at Westminster Group

Westminster Group (WSG) shares have plunged by well over 90% since Sir Tony Baldry of 3DM infamy became chairman in 2017. And now the cures of Baldry strikes again with a tacit admission of Westminster’s growing cash crisis. First up though, Westminster is changing its year end. How convenient just 18 days ahead of the year end.

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684 days ago

Could Victoria go to zero? Yes it could!

We have long been bearish about carpets and floorings roll up (geddit?) Victoria (VCP). But it has not always been an easy short. 8 investors have held 80% of the stock and there have been painful bear squeezes. But after recent interims the shares are at near multi year lows at 255p, a market cap of £300 million. And one can now track a descent to zero.

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684 days ago

Iconic Labs – the dilution carries on apace, again what is the point of this company?

Since I last wrote about Iconic (ICON) it has had a further two convertible loan note conversions, one from Toxic Dave Sefton’s Linton Capital and one from European High Growth Opportunities Securitization Fund.  Iconic now has 10.3 million shares in issue up from 4.7 million that remained after its 10,000 for 1 share consolidation on 25 August 2023.


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684 days ago

Catenae Innovation – finally exits Hyperneth acquisition fiasco, AIM at its most pointless

Catenae (CTEA) is a great example of a pointless AIM company. When it was called Milestone Group it racked up continual losses which have continued under the Catenae name. It had a brief spike in its share price during the COVID era as the usual suspects ramped its shares on the basis that Catenae had blockchain technology which might be valuable but of course it wasn’t because who wants to use software from a tiny subscale loss making group to monitor a national population’s vaccine status.

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686 days ago

Westminster Group: the curse of Baldry set to strike yet again?

One of the golden rules of AIM shares is never to own shares in a company associated with slug like ex Tory MP Tony Baldry. It always ends in tears for investors while Baldry troughs it. When Fat Sir Tone became chairman of Westminster Group (WSG) in the summer of 2017 the shares were 16p. Today they are 1.275p, giving a market cap of £4.4 million. But could things be about to get even worse?

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686 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – part-time Finance Director appointment announcement encouraging, BUY

OptiBiotix Health (OPTI) has announced it has appointed Graham Myers as part-time Finance Director “to support the focus on driving each business unit and the group to profitability”. With it also added that “the appointment reflects the progress we have made in 2023 after a difficult 2022”, we look for the prospective trading news to boost the shares from a current 26.25p, below £24 million market capitalisation. Having an FD is part of growing up as a company and we welcome this big time.

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687 days ago

SHOCKING: Allenby quits as Tintra Nomad and broker chaps you are fucking cowards & a disgrace to AIM, more ouzo for the Sheriff

I say this with the greatest respect to good friends at Nomad Allenby but in the scandal of the fraud Tintra (TNT), the AIM Company of the year 2022, they have behaved in the most shameful manner. I really do not know how they can sleep at night. At 11.02 AM today Allenby quit as Nomad and broker leaving the shares suspended. That came 2 hours after Tintra published a circular (for which Allenby will have earned a fat fee preparing).

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688 days ago

Supply@ME Capital: yet another setback: how long can the FCA tolerate this insolvent fraud? This is a £42m zero in waiting!

What on earth is the regulator doing in not kicking this insolvent ponzi off the UK Standard List? Today, Supply@ME Capital (SYME) has served up more jam tomorrow and an update on its funding crisis. Stevie Wonder can see that the shares are completely worthless but out there in Bulletin Board land some folks think they know better. Plus ca change.

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688 days ago

Clem Chambers & Online Blockchain: when Roland “Fatty” Cornish quits as a Nomad things must be dire

Do not let the friends of Clem Chambers spin this as good news. The esteemed firm of Beaumont Cornish, London’s worst Nomad, has today parted company with Online Blockchain (OBC) with immediate effect. Online’s shares have been suspended and if a replacement Nomad (and broker) cannot be found within a month the shares will be slung off the AIM sewer.

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698 days ago

Chill Brands: is anyone actually reading the prospectus?

I am a bit of a Chill Brands (CHLL) groupie and have been ever since it was Zoetic (ZOE). That does not make me a fan. I published a massive bear dossier when the shares were 76p and, despite my colleagues, a friend and me facing active harassment from a paid thug, have been bearish ever since. The shares are now 3.45p. Yesterday afternoon something really weird happened.

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698 days ago

Oh no Malcolm Stacey, look away (again), another warning from Ceres Power

At no-one is watching O’clock last night, what my friend Comrade Stacey termed a “jolly green giant” in one of his numerous articles loving up Ceres Power (CWR), served up yet another lack of revenues warning. Shares in this company were £13.36 on April Fool’s day 2021. They are now just 161p off another 14% today. Ouch

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698 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics: can the boardroom greed of Sus Barbatus & the other directors be justified?

I still think Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) shares are cheap after results which were snuck out after hours yesterday. However, I want to flag up that for a company with sales lower than that of my local CO-OP and which spunked c£3 million in each of the last two years, the boardroom pay is obscene and just cannot be justified. The worst offender is the Sus barbatus himself, CEO Stuart Ashman.

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698 days ago

Real Good Foods goes bust – in the end crimes don’t go away as another one bites the dust on AIM

After hours yesterday came the news of another casualty on AIM – the world’s most successful growth market. Real Good Foods (RGD) is going to be calling in the administrators and shares have been suspended this morning. 125 years of trading history is going up in smoke.

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700 days ago

MusicMagpie Told y’all, it’s the ugly bird at the disco that nobody, however smashed, will shag: bidders flee!

I told you all very clearly that when musicMagpie ((MMAG) tipped off the Daily Telegraph that it had received two bid approaches it was all a spoof. The company put out a confirmatory approach and saw its shares surge to 23p as Daily Telegraph readers (poor saps) filled their boots. The reality…

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700 days ago

Crossword Cybersecurity warns again: Shares down investors a’cross, anyone invested really does not have a clue

Acquisitions to drive growth. Placings to fund losses. And yet more losses. The clues are there and, as young Steve Moore has warned you frequently, Crossword (CCS) is a share you really don’t need to own. 14 months ago there was a fund raise at 21.7p. Today after the latest warning the shares are just 8.5p. Ouch.

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700 days ago

Worthless Valereum: shares unsuspended and the new board comes out swinging for Richard Poulden

Oh dear. Oh dear. Do you remember when the brown envelope man Zak Mir and penny share promoter Dave Lenigas debated whether Valereum Blockchain (VLRM) shares were worth 100p or 200p as they ramped ahead of a placing? Valereum now, finally, admits that the reason it could not buy the joke Gibraltar Stock Exchange is that it could not raise enough cash to satisfy regulators at the GFSC. That deal is off, the shares are unsuspended and have fallen to just 2p and the new board is now going after former boss Richard Poulden

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702 days ago

Optibiotix sells more Skinbiotherapeutics shares – Steve O’Hara explains why

I guess that while Stuart Ashman might have taken me off his Christmas card list after my recent bearcast on Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX), Steve O’Hara at Optibiotix (OPTI) seems to agree with my analysis. We have swapped emails this morning after the publication of a TR1.

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702 days ago

Imperial Brands – full-year results, remains income value

Tobacco and related ‘next generation products’ company Imperial Brands (IMB) has announced results for its year ended 30th September 2023 emphasising “stronger, more sustainable operational and financial outcomes” and “enhanced shareholder returns with 4.0% dividend increase as well as a 10% increase in share buybacks”. What of this having currently helped the shares up to above 1800p?

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702 days ago

Nightcap: Dire results, a lack of profits warning, breaching AIM Rules, the cash crisis and boardroom greed

Amazingly after all of this, shares in the late night bars chain NightCap (NGHT) run by narcissist Dragon’s Den “star” Sarah Willingham, are up today, by 0.25p at 6.25p. There is nowt as queer as folks.

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706 days ago

Victoria: jumping rats, dire numbers, that looming margin call for Geoff Wilding could this be a zero?

The bears are at last seeing vindication, shares in carpets rollup Victoria (VCP) are plunging and this is only the start of the downfall of its colourful boss Geoff Wilding. Let’s start with the rat.

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706 days ago

Invinity: clearly there is something wrong: time for Andrew Monk to apologise and ‘fess up, clearly it is bailout placing ahoy

On September 5 2023 I took Andrew Monk of VSA Capital (VSA) to task for trying to ramp shares in Invinity Energy (IES) on an all expenses paid jolly visiting Canadian fund managers. The shares were then 49p. I do hope that you followed my bear call as, despite Monkey’s wretched protestations, I was bang on the money. The shares are now 28.5p and falling rapidly.

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707 days ago

Technology Minerals the shareholders are getting restless as more red flags emerge, RNS needed, CEO must "be resigned"

Any shareholder in a company linked to career fraudster Chris Cleverly of Tingo (US:TIO) infamy, aka the first cousin of our esteemed Home Secretary, is bonkers. And thus I have repeatedly warned folks about Technology Minerals (TM1). It now seems that some of the cultists, who gather on a closed Telegram group to discuss what a complete bastard and ignoramus I am, how Chris Cleverly’s farts smell of roses and and how they will all get rich, seem to be getting restless. One has written to chairman Martin Brundle making rather damaging allegations. Thanks to Winnileaks, I bring you the letter below. Suffice to say, anyone holding the shares, at 1p, is certifiable.

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707 days ago

SkinBioTherapeutics – placing and “retail offer”… and CEO Stuart Ashman talking absolute rubbish, shares still a BUY

SkinBioTherapeutics (SBTX) has announced a placing and “retail offer” at 19p per share to raise, respectively, a minimum of £3 million and up to £0.25 million, with CEO Stuart Ashman stating this is needed “to help with the current commercialisation and development strategy of AxisBiotix in skin health, with our latest venture beginning in acne, as well as providing a stronger financial base to support our strategic partnering discussions around three of our other business pillars. The funding will also support us with working capital and strengthen our balance sheet”. Tom Winnifrith has applied for shares in the offer and we suggest you do too BUT Ashman is talking bollocks and we will be slashing our target price from 150p.

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707 days ago

Tern – a dismal and deeply unimpressive pre placing attempted ramp

I know Tern (TERN) is running on vapours. You know it and Mr. Market knows it. And as such all that tern can do is issue a wholly meaningless update on its portfolio and hope that the fuckwits who invest in AIM dross buy the shares, pushing them higher and so allowing one last deeply discounted placing to get away, giving it a few more months to limp on. Today’s statement ended with an implausible claim about boss Al Sisto.

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707 days ago

Tingo files Q3 numbers with SEC – doubt the caveats will wash or save Chris Cleverly from jail time

After the SEC suspended trading in the shares of the fraud Tingo (US:TIO) last week for at least a fortnight, Tingo filed a notice saying that it would not be filing its made up Q3 numbers with the SEC. It has now filed the numbers but they come with a big caveat:

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709 days ago

Iconic Labs – Toxic Dave extracts at least another £10,000 in cash

In Friday’s RNS Toxic Dave Sefton’s Linton Capital announced it had converted a further £10,000 of convertible loan note into Iconic (ICON) shares on 16 November, a week after his first conversion on 9 November. 

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709 days ago

Castings – interims, further ‘ahead of market expectations’ value

Iron castings and machining company Castings plc (CGS) has announced results for its half-year ended 30th September 2023 and an outlook “marginally ahead of market expectations”. What of the shares further higher in response?

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709 days ago

Valereum another body blow in Gibraltar, just shut this POS down

Shares in Aquis listed Valereum (VLRM) remain suspended on the Aquis lobster pot at just 3.85p. Founder Richard Poulden has scuttled away and the former rampers in chief David Lenigas and brown envelope man Zak Mir who told us the shares would hit either 100p or 200p have gone strangely silent. The company is technically insolvent. Today another body blow…

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713 days ago

BREAKING: Tintra – evidence that the Tintra Acquisitions disposal was a sham transaction, will the FCA act?

Tintra (TNT) shareholders are currently awaiting developments in the proposed development of LRB 35 Limited’s proposal to make a tender offer to purchase up to 29.9% of the issued share capital of Tintra Plc at 150 pence per share. Mr Market doesn’t think is going to happen given Tintra’s shares are currently at a mid price of 75 pence per share.

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713 days ago

BREAKING: SEC suspends Tingo, the billion dollar fraud created by Home Secretary James Cleverly’s cousin Chris

The first cousin of the Home secretary, the serial fraudster Chris, has a history of UK stockmarket fraud, exposed by this website, but his company Tingo (US:TIO) is a Nasdaq listed con which was once a multi billion dollar scam. Today the regulators at the SEC have moved into suspend trading in the shares and the associated document, below, is damning. It will be ouzo tonight for me as I first flagged up this scam in September 2022, for the Cleverly family its not such a good day.

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718 days ago

Iconic Labs – toxic Dave Sefton starts offloading his convertible loan note debt

In today’s RNS, Iconic (ICON) announced that it was notified that Linton Capital LLP which is owned by Toxic Dave Sefton who caused so much historic damage to Iconic shareholders converted £5,000 of his £750,000 convertible loans notes into 108,849 ordinary shares an effective conversion price of 4.6 pence per share versus the current ask price of 6.0 pence. The conversion didn’t raise any cash for Iconic it just reduced its convertible loan note liability.

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718 days ago

Harland & Wolff – deeply discounted, keep the lights on, placing imminent? Tim Kempster

Shorter Tim Kempster says that by his sums Harland & Wolff (HARL) runs out of money either in December or early January. My analysis on this website has been permanently bearish and I agree with Tim. And in that vein I see that the shares are weaker today, at 13.5p having been pumped in recent weeks by ramptastic announcements. I also see that…

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719 days ago

Chill Brands – it is what it is NOT saying

The ramping continues with news that Chill Brands (CHLL) is to plug its nicotine free vapes via a wholesaler website. With almost zero brand awareness it is hard to see many small independent stores placing orders via this channel but in the absence of any positive financials to ramp the shares ahead of the next bailout placing any news will do. But it is what it is NOT saying that matters.

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721 days ago

Has Justin the Clown's Vox markets gone bust yet? Annual results suggest its only a matter of time

A reader takes me to task for failing to comment on the annual report of Vox Markets, the company that takes payments from shite companies to pump their worthless shares, often using the services of Justin the Clown. The annual report covers an extended 16 month period to 31 December 2022 and came out on September 26. I can but apologise for not picking up on this earlier.

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721 days ago

Versarien – bailout placing at just 0.275p – remember when the shares were 200p?

To that poltroon who said that I called Versarien (VRS) brilliantly in the era of disgraced Neill Ricketts but had not appreciated the ”turnaround strategy” I say “feck you, yet again it is ouzo on cornflakes time at Sheriff Towers”. Today, as predicted, comes the latest bailout placing raising a paltry £454,822, before expenses at a price of 0.275 pence per share. The net proceeds will be, I predict, little over £400,000 and will all be gone by St Valentine’s Day.

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722 days ago

In the Minus 99.99% club Vast Resources – more outflows: how long until the next bailout which it said would not happen?

On 6 October Vast Resources (VAST) raised £1.8 million at just 0.195p and made the very bold statement that “based on current strategy and updated expectations the Company does not believe it will need to raise further equity funding for the foreseeable future.” Exactly one month later the shares have plunged to 0.145p and today comes news which makes that statement look, at best, highly questionable.

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722 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: A tale of two wars and more nonsense from Malcolm

Many folks have not liked what I have written about the Russia Ukraine war but it looks very much as if my prediction on its outcome is coming true and I assess what that means for shares and oil. Then to the Hamas Israel war and I make a couple of calls on how that will go and what that means for gold, oil and Israeli shares. Then onto Malcolm on ethical investing and why he is wrong to ignore bottom up analysis as he hops on another bandwagon.

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722 days ago

BREAKING: Helios Underwriting – more evidence of why its shares should be suspended

In my recent article “BREAKING: Helios Underwriting – why its AIM shares should be suspended NOW after howling schoolboy accounting blunder” I explained why Helios (HUW), which underwrites insurance at Lloyd’s of London, had a major issue. The issue was that it had prepared its accounts for the six months ended 30 June 2023 under UK GAAP as opposed to IFRS as required by the AIM listing rule paragraph 19. Helios explained the reasons for this as follows:

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722 days ago

Folks will call me sexist for saying this but Sosandar’s joint CEO Julie Lavington sounds very, very silly

Ms. Lavington is quoted in the ghastly Mail on Sunday as saying “Our share price is the same as when we turned over £1 million – except now we’re turning over £40 million. It’s frustrating.”. Where to start? It must be rather worrying for those still owning these shares that she has such an appalling grasp of how markets work. It is enough to turn a man to drink.

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723 days ago

Letter to AIM Regulation: Force Nightcap & Sarah Willingham to Fess to the grim news as per Rule 11

Shares in Nightcap (NGHT) the bars chain being run into the ground by Dragon’s Den star Sarah Willingham are sliding again to a new all time low of just 5.75p. Almost certainly the company’s trading so far this financial year (starting July 3) has been below forecast and so in not ‘fessing to that I believe it has breached AIM Rules 10 and 11. I have written to the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation, demanding that they force a ‘fess up RNS.

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723 days ago

Eurasia Mining Chairman exercises options: how can this NOT be insider dealing if the bid talks are really serious?

Eurasia Mining (EUA) boss Christian Schaffalitzky exercised options over 6million shares at 0.42p. Those options would have lapsed today. There is nothing wrong with that is there. Surely there is!

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723 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Cripes it is almost 2024, can you hear the bubbling in the background?

That noise is two Christmas puddings which I am steaming. It being almost 2024 is relevant to shares as I discuss. I look at Genflow Biosciences (GENF) – target 0p – MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) – target 0p, Versarien (VRS) – target 0.1p first stop after a placing before Advent at that level, then 0p next year – Deepverge (DVRG) – target 0p – Global Petroleum (GBP) – target 0p – and Trainline(TRN) – target more than 0p but lower than today’s 288p. 

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726 days ago

MGC Pharmaceuticals shares collapse as consolidation kicks in, I'm 99.3% ahead on this short call - more to come!

I first published a red flag dossier on MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) when the shares were 2.25p on 11 January 2022. The last time I wrote they were 0.055p on September 26 2023 as the company announced a bailout placing and 1000 for 1 share consolidation. That consolidation kicked in today and, ceteris paribus the shares should have been 55p. But instead, having risen since September, they have collapsed by 75% to just 15p.

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726 days ago

Upland Resources – letter to the FCA, suspend the shares AT ONCE!

I have written a letter to the regulator of the Standard List, that is to say the FCA, suggesting that it apply its own rules and suspend shares in Upland Resources (UPL) with immediate effect.

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730 days ago

Vast Resources – Piss poor results and piss poor mine update

It is only 18 months since Vast Resources (VAST) did a 100 for 1 share consolidation telling its thick as pigshit shareholders that this was to allow it to pay dividends. Of course, there was zero chance of that it was all about being able to issue more shares at above par. Since that consolidation which took the shares from 0.1p to 10p the shares have fallen by 98.5% to just 0.155p. And prior to that consolidation the shares had already fallen by more than 99% since IPO. This is a company that funds a gravy train for managers and advisers and screws shareholders. Today there is more bad news.

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730 days ago

Bulletin Board Moron of the week: bmwman on ADVFN? Can you do better?

Upland Resources (UPL) shares will collapse on Monday after the shocking after hours admission that its supposed bid approach was in fact a complete scam, as discussed in bearcast earlier HERE. As I am 100% vindicated and enjoy another celebratory ouzo, bmwman has identified the real culprits in what is a crime. I despair. The moron posts

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730 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Upland admits the 14p, £166m, bid was a complete scam - vindication for the Master of penny share fraud busting

I was on a road trip yesterday so only noticed the after hours ‘fess up late in the evening. Upland’s shares will be destroyed, it is a complete vindication of my coverage and some folks should be going to jail if the FCA, regulator of the Standard List, launches a criminal enquiry as it must do. Upland Resources (UPL) management are – at best – guilty of criminal naivete and negligence, To show that they are not part of a criminal conspiracy, perhaps involving the tweet below, they should be demanding an FCA enquiry – I hope you followed my short advice as these shares will, as I predicted, collapse like a failed souffle on Monday.

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730 days ago

UPDATED: Ouzo time: Peter Hill and Global Petroleum – a champion fat cat value destroyer: is the gravy train, finally, on the rocks as Panmure tries 0.045p bailout

On 13 October 2014 I wrote a piece: “Peter Hill (MA Oxon) of Global Petroleum – a case study in AIM casino piggery”. Global (GBP) shares were then 3.5p down from 12p three years prior when Hill took over. Hill has trousered millions since then and the shares are now just 0.0675p and that could well be 0.0675p too high for there is a horrible warning today.

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730 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast - The stink of bad cheese

I start with a note on the Hamas lovers at Lancaster University then spend 97% of the podcast on shares: Argentex (AGFX), Ironveld (IRON), Caracal Gold (GCAT), Upland Resources (UPL), EventBrite (US:EB) and in some detail Roquefort Therapeutics (ROQ) which should be a zero.

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730 days ago

#BoycottEventBrite for heroic #RileyGaines and short the shares too

Check out Riley Gaines. She is a brave young lady who scrubs up well and who swam against the sort of Lady who has a penis, a “Ms” Lia Thomas. When Ms Thomas competed as a man she was nowhere but as a woman she won numerous contests. Riley and was cheated out of medals in US collegiate championships as a result. But Riley is brave and despite horrific threats, including death threats, from trans activists has launch a high profile campaign to keep women’s sport fair, that is to say not for women with penises. Riley is not anti trans she just wants sport to be fair.

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733 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – yet more worthless confetti vicar

Some folks think that the main business of Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) is producing oil. No really they do, I kid you not! You and I know that its main business is issuing lorry loads of shares to dilute holders as much as possible. And thus today….

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733 days ago

Regtech Open – has the £2.063 million arrived as promised? Letter to the FCA

Regtech Open (RTOP) is in my view a plain fraud. Listed at 100p on August 25 its shares at peak ramp were 314p within weeks. They are now 11.5p. A peak market cap of £188 million is now less than £7 million and it may well be insolvent. Companies owned by Alessandro Zamboni of the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) infamy were meant to provide loans of £2.5 million by early September but he could not dump enough stock so did not. Revised payments in 4 equal instalments totalling £2.063 million were meant to complete yesterday. Have they?

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734 days ago

CAB Payments – why quality matters and a shocking NED lying about her CV

Yesterday’s shock warning from CAB Payments (CABP) which listed only a few months ago in July leaves its shares, at 54p, languishing as the worst performing IPO of the year. But could the big banks who floated it or the fund managers who lapped up the shares have spotted any red flags? Er…yes 

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734 days ago

Andrew Monk’s next humiliating blow-up: Caracal warns of share suspension on November 1, it should be suspended NOW

Oh dear, oh dear. Life was so much easier for Andrew Monk when he was getting a lower second in name dropping at Oriel College Oxford. Yesterday afternoon came grim news from Caracal Gold (GCAT): PKF LittleJohn will not be signing off on it annual accounts on time so the shares will be suspended on November 1. The real issue is why they are not suspended already “pending clarification.”

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734 days ago

BREAKING: More ouzo – its all gone horribly wrong at Richard Poulden/David Lenigas/ Zak Mir promote Valereum

Oh dear, oh dear. Do you remember when the Sith Lord Zak Mir was being pushed brown envelopes to say these shares were heading to 200p while David Lenigas said they were going to 100p repeatedly on twitter? Or was it the other way round. Anyhow that pumping allowed Richard Poulden, assisted by spoofery from London’s new Lord Mayor to do a placing at 64p. I have repeatedly exposed the shenanigans and now vindication for me. Ouzo for the Sheriff no more brown envelopes for Mir.

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741 days ago

NightCap – I ask again: when is the next profits warning and the admission of a cash crisis?

Dragon’s Den star Sarah Willingham can run but she cannot hide. Consumer confidence is visibly waning, the train strikes continue and similar companies , consumer facing discretionary spend outfits, such as Mexican Tortilla (MEX) have already done the decent thing and ‘fessed that they are behind budget. Yet la Willingham who normally loves the sound of her own voice, is silent. But shares in Nightcap (NGHT) are sliding and, at 6.75p, are now at an all time low, almost 50% down on the last placing just a few months ago. I warn you this is looking almost terminal.

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741 days ago

Upland Resources and the spoof bid – what a happy coincidence for the pumpers

Just as Upland Resources (UPL) shares are pushed massively higher by its claim that it received a preliminary non binding bid approach at 14p per share which it has rejected, guess what?

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747 days ago

Upland Resources "bid approach": a clear fraud, a spoof or perhaps just real insanity?

On Friday afternoon and throughout the weekend folks from the Upland Resources (UPL) ramping community, a group almost as pointless as Queers for Palestine, were tweeting that Upland had received a 14p bid approach but was going to reject it as being too low. This morning Upland said that as a result of speculation it was forced to confirm this was all true. That the shares are just 6.25p tells you Mr. Market smells a rat. The FCA and the Takeover panel should be all over this and shorters should be adding to their short as fast as possible.

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747 days ago

#BoycottStarbucks and its shares look like a good short too

Normally when you boycott a company because of some woke nonsense some folks say “but what about the poor workers.” In the case of Starbucks it is not the company, although it has sinned on many an occasion, but on this occasion it is its workers who are revolting.

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747 days ago

Disgraceful: Regtech Open – has the villainous Alessandro Zamboni now missed 3 payments, shares now 87.5% down in under 2 months since IPO

Still the FCA refuses to intervene in the scandalous fraud that is Regtech Open (RTOP). The FCA approved a prospectus and the shares listed at 100p on August 25. Within a couple of weeks they were 304p. Now they are 12.5p, a loss of 87.5% in less than two months from the IPO and 97% off the peak of a couple of weeks later.

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749 days ago

Celadon statement needed ASAP as shares continue to tank: still a £60m short

I really do hope that in penning this piece I am not going to interrupt another feminazi lunch being attended by Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) PR head honcho Ms. Sarah McLeod. For I fear that Ms McLeod needs to stop discussing the gender pay gap and ensure her client – a company I have oft warned is drowning in red flags – to issue a statement as its share price continues to tumble. Here’s why?

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749 days ago

Iconic Labs – more industrial scale dilution

Since I last wrote about Iconic (ICON) it has undertaken a 10,000 for 1 share consolidation reducing its 46,996,580,000 shares into 4,699,658 ordinary shares of 10 pence nominal each on 25 August. But then…

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750 days ago

Letter to the FRC regarding Supply@ME Capital and Regtech Open & technically insolvent AvantGarde

I have written to the Financial Reporting Council today regarding the interims of the Standard listed cons Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Regtech Open (RTOP). Both companies are, as I have demonstrated on this website, technically insolvent and if the FCA was not so utterly clueless and pointless it would be suspending the shares NOW! But pro tem, the issue is interims on 29th September.

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750 days ago

BREAKING: Canadian Overseas has not paid its Russian web hoster - a sign of its cash crisis

You can bet the ranch that the $4 million that Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) recently raised from its death spiral prover Anavio has all gone: either to escrow accounts with its senior debt provider or to clear unpaid bills or both. the fact that it has admitted that it will be paying other suppliers in shares in the coming weeks shows that it is running on vapours. And another sign is in the screenshots below. If you try to download documents from its website you see that you cannot because Canadian has not paid its Russian hosts. More red flags vicar?

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750 days ago

Versarien now just 0.5p to sell – what price the bailout placing in just over two weeks now?

Some chump who is a long term bull of Versarien (VRS) recently wrote that while I might just have called this stock right in the era of Neill Ricketts the jury was out as to whether I was right being bearish about the new regime. Since then, in just a couple of weeks, the shares have halved to just 0.5p to sell. And it has to get worse for on October 30th a GM will approve a capital reorganisation reducing par from 1p to 0.1p and, as the company is running on vapours, this will prompt yet another bailout placing PDQ.

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750 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: I am a lying Clown, no I am a lying slug, no I am Satan!

I start by noting that it is world Jihad day according to Hamas. But the BBC insists that Hamas are not terrorists. Whatever. I then discuss Upland Resources (UPL) and its cretinous shareholders, Regtech Open (RTOP) – surely the FCA must swoop as the shares plunge again – St James Place (STJ) and finally Canadian Overseas Petroleum (LIARS). 

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750 days ago

BREAKING: Lyin' Chris Cleverly, Sir David Trippier, Dozy Mmbousi - which of the Tingo gang will do the time as it's in court again

Tingo (US:TIO) was ordered to pay out $16.5 million in shares to a group of US investors. It did not and now, as you can see below, its in court on contempt of court judges and the Judge is giving an explicit warning.

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750 days ago

Jubilee Metals – full-year results, still a compelling growth roll-out BUY

Jubilee Metals (JLP) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2023 and that “new processing partnerships announced in the year are expected to significantly enhance margins and processing capacities”. So what of the shares from a current lowly around 6p?

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752 days ago

Versarien GM called – the race to zero accelerates with another lie

As I predicted it would, Versarien (VRS) has today called a GM to approve a capital re-organization which will see the par value of its shares slashed from1p to 0.1p. This is a precursor to yet another bailout placing at far closer to 0p than to 1p.

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752 days ago

EXPOSE: The nest of snakes - Supply@Me Capital, RegTech Open, & Eight Capital Partners, What happens when The AvantGarde Group Spa defaults Part 1

The prospects for three public companies being Supply@ME Capital (SYME), Regtech Open (RTOP) and Eight Capital Partners (ECP) are intrinsically linked to the financial strength of AvantGarde,TAG, the private Italian company owned by Alessandro Zamboni, Supply’s CEO and a NED at Regtech. This is because both Supply and Regtech are reliant on TAG for their working capital and the majority of Eight’s net assets are represented by a loan on Supply’s shares with additional guarantees provided by TAG.

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753 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: My most read article for two years

Yes I refer to this one. Outside the paywall it will not earn me a cent but if it effects change, that is to say forcing Lush not to side with the Jew haters at a time like this, then that is what I became a journalist to do. It is pleasing to see my story now appearing today in the MSM, my job on this one is done. On the podcast I look at Avacta (AVCT) – statement needed – Regtech Open (RTOP) – ditto – Upland Resources (UPL) – ditto -  Eneraqua (ETP) and in detail at Amaroq (AMRQ) where i averaged up a few weeks ago and see the shares doubling from here. 

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753 days ago

Desperate ramping by almost insolvent Cellular Goods as it re-announces Nothingburger non seaweed news

Gosh this is desperate. Cellular Goods (CBX) the CBD cum seaweed to net zero related party con, backed by David Beckham, is running on vapours and so to try to spoof its shares higher to allow another placing it has released the most pathetic of announcements. This is so wretched it is almost embarrassing

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753 days ago

Tom Winnifrith podcast interview with Doc Holliday of ECR Minerals

The old scouse scallywag was in fine form. I make no secret of strongly disapproving of a couple of his business associates but Doc seems almost plausible on the matter of ECR Minerals (ECR). My stockbroker is instructed to have me shot if I try to buy shares in a non dividend payer but there is, I suppose, a case here for having a small dabble ahead of Doc’s share issuance target day. Forgive a brief phone interruption, enjoy.

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754 days ago

Kefi – so that explains the shares volume: RAB is out

There is a TR1 today showing that the big volumes in Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI)  shares last week were down to RAB Capital selling its holding onto private investors encouraged by the good news out of Ethiopia. So much for those who insisted THEY KNEW what was happening was a placing. So what to make of this?

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754 days ago

Chill Brands – WH Smith orders but its repeats that count and the silence on that front is deafening

It is a start for Chill Brands (CHLL) with its rollout of non-nicotine vapes. But so far the numbers really do not look very impressive. Not that those ramping the shares ahead of the next placing care about that.

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755 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast - This morning surely we all stand with Israel, I certainly do

I start with events in Israel and videos now emerging which will surely have all decent folks standing with Israel and admitting that the two sides are not morally equivalent. Then onto Malcolm’s latest lunacy, Kefi (KEFI) vs Ariana (AAU) why its apples and pears and the Regtech (RTOP) scandal. Now we can see that its insolvent surely its shares and those of the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) must be suspended on Monday.  

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755 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum it’s another fecking spoof: cue mammoth death spiral selling

Actually, I think this may be more than a spoof it may be actual market deception but who really cares, with the shysters at Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL). The shares are heading only one way, like the geese flying over my farm this afternoon, it is due South.

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755 days ago

A letter to the FCA: Suspend Regtech Open Project now and demand to see the bank statements

I have written to the FCA which on August 25 approved an IFRS non compliant joke prospectus full of red flags allowing the con Regtech Open Project (RTOP) to list on the Standard list. Now there is clear evidence that should see the regulator suspending trading in the shares and demanding a series of bank statements and details of share trades.

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755 days ago

Regtech Open – silence is violence

So has Regtech Open (RTOP) received the funding due by close of play on Wednesday or not. If it has it should have announced it just to reassure investors if it has not it would be legally obliged to do so. But since Regtech and Alessandro Zamboni don’t give a FF abut the rules who knows? We all know what is going on here and the FCA’s failure to suspend the shares is a scandal.

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759 days ago

Versarien and par value – making a refinancing ever harder: target price still 0p

I appear to have overlooked the fact that par value for shares in Versarien (VRS) is 1p. That means that new shares cannot be issued at below that whatever the company says about being able to issue equity. As of today, after the most recent dismal warning, the bid is…1p. Clearly any placing would have to be at a massive discount so what gives?

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759 days ago

Tern Plc – how big a discount will it need to get the forthcoming placing away?

As Tern (TERN) shareholders decide whether or not they will support the proposed issue of 37.5 million new shares as approved at the General Meeting which, at say 5 pence per share (a modest discount to closing mid-price of 5.75 pence per share), would raise £1.875 million before expenses perhaps investors should consider the recent performance of the major investments.

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759 days ago

Tom Winnifrith's bonus Bearcast: today's warning from Tortilla Mexican and a real deep dive into its accounts and why they really are far worse than the company says

I am crowing here. I know a bit about how restaurants work and have long warned that this September 2021 181p a share IPO is a car crash waiting to happen. After today’s warning the shares are 66p but I take a deep dive into its accounts and what the company is ignoring but you should not. I also reference Nightcap (NGHT) in this podcast. 

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759 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Video Shareshow No 33: Eldur Olafsson of Amaroq and Harry Adams of Kefi Gold & Copper

I am back with these bonus video shows, this is number 33. In this show I interview two CEOs: Eldur Olafsson of Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) and  ‘arry Adams of Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). I own shares in both, indeed buying more Amaroq  this week. Both CEOs impressed me greatly and I am excited about my holdings. I hope that you enjoy the show.

You can access it for £1.49 HERE

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776 days ago

Silverwood Brands – More Monkey business as a third of the VSA tangible balance sheet is now suspended

Oh dear, oh dear. Its more bad news for we loyal – or in my case unwitting – shareholders in VSA Capital ( Very Sexy Andrew) run by the egomaniac graduate of Oriel College Oxford (lower second in name dropping), Mr Andrew Monk. More than a third of our balance sheet is now tied up in shares which are now suspended for a reason that just does not wash. Oh dear, oh dear.

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777 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: If you can't afford £1.49 you should not own any shares

I start with my video feed, Peter Brailey IT genius (not) and my cat. Then it is Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI), Caracal Gold (GCAT), Bidstack (BIDS) and a real ouzo moment, Regtech Open (FRAUD) and Supply@ME Capital (FRUAD), Cavendish Finance (CAV), Vast Resources (VAST), Zephyr Energy (ZPHR), Nanosynth (NNN), Tintra (TNT), Olaf’s b/f the trainspotter and Ben’s Creek (BEN). For various other reasons I am in a bad mood and my language reflects this. Matthew’s dog and Catriona will love this podcast.

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791 days ago

Zephyr Energy Interims – more bad news for the Reverend Cliff Weight, it's a £50m short with a cash crisis ahead

The ex ShareSoc supremo, succeeding he who shall not be named, was, you may remember, a big fan of this stock at c5p insisting that it was not going to have to issue shares again on the basis of a research report by the esteemed house of Goldman Sachs, ooops I meant Turner Pope. Well quelle fecking surprise….

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791 days ago

Scotgold: oh dear, oh dear – things are getting desperate, the Fat Lady should consider heading to Jockland

Its shares are suspended pending clarification but over at AIM listed Scotgold (SGZ), the worthless company promoted by BBC lies, things go from bad to worse and shareholders should brace themselves for a wipeout soon.

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791 days ago

BREAKING: Helios Underwriting – why its AIM shares should be suspended NOW after howling schoolboy accounting blunder

Helios (HUW) is an AIM company but for today’s howling schoolboy accounting errors its shares should be suspended at once. Let me explain.

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793 days ago

VINDICATED AGAIN Another day, another ouzo moment – MGC Pharmaceuticals shares collapse

Shares in MGC Pharmceuticals (MXC) were 2.25p valuing the crock at £70 million when I published my first explosive dossier HERE just 20 months ago. Of course folks like broker Turner Pope, evil PR Spinners IFC Advisory (not having a good day are we chaps?) and the bulletin board morons knew better than silly old TW. I’ve kept on exposing this all the way down and today the shares are down by almost 50% on the session at just 0.055p after more disastrous news.

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793 days ago

Andrew Monk’s latest disgrace: Cook’s Coffee subsidiary Triple Two going bust

Now I really am ashamed to be the unwitting owner of £120 worth of shares in VSA Capital (Very Sexy Andrew), the broker and financial adviser run by egomaniac Andrew Monk, a man – as he mentions daily – educated at Oriel College Oxford. In November of last year VSA racked up a big corporate fee getting an Aquis dual listing for New Zealand listed coffee chain Cooks Coffee (COOK). Cook’s was – as I showed here – insolvent at the time and VSA’s forecasts to get the IPO away were a disgrace.

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798 days ago

UK Oil & Gas: what a Turkey – SMTM!

However Lyin’ Steve Sanderson, the grossly overpaid chairman and CEO of UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) tries to spin it, today’s news from its piss poor Turkish operations screams out “when’s the next bailout placing suckers?” At least owners of this stock are used to it. Thanks to the issue of gazillions of shares over the years guess what the losses are for those buying at the top in 2015?

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802 days ago

Silverwood Brands, oh dear, oh dear – more Monkey Business with the self styled Very Sexy Andrew

Shares in Silverwood Brands (SLWD) valued at 100p a pop represented about a third of the year end balance sheet of Andrew Monk’s Aquis listed VSA Capital (VSA). Yesterday just £7500 worth of shares were sold by somebody at just 25p causing the mid price to halve from 60p to 30 and so slashing the market cap by 50% to £78 million. Frankly even that valuation is nutso. It gets murkier and murkier.

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802 days ago

Optiva – FCA moves in, is this the kiss of death?

Small cap and spiv trader favourite broker Optiva has been stopped from taking on any new clients by the FCA and its existing clients are not allowed to pass new funds or assets to Optiva’s control. The mystery is why.

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807 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Video Shareshow No 32: Kerim Sener of Ariana Resources & Chris Bailey on the bonds pension timebomb and blue chips to buy

I am back with these bonus video shows, is this 31 or 32. What the heck: I reset the counter at 32. In this show I interview Kerim Sener of Ariana resources (AAU) and then give my analysis of why I am very happy to hold the shares. Then it is onto Chris Bailey on macroeconomics, the two financial bombshells facing the over 45s and blue chips to buy. I hope that you enjoy the show.

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811 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: bloody rotten day, Frisby wants me to kill my cats and Bill Gates fecks up a video as I buy more shares

In today’s podcast I discuss forthcoming videos and look at Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI), Amaroq (AMRQ), Seed Innovations (SEED), John Lewis, Regtech Open Platform (RTOP), Online Blockchain (OBC), ADVFN (AFN), and THG (THG) run by that prick Matt Moulding which is surely still a short even at 70p.

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811 days ago

The definition of a bad company is one that can never generate cash – IQE interims

Another set of results comes out from the sheep shagging chip makers at IQE (IQE) and as usual the numbers are piss poor, more cash has been burned and there is warning about current trading. The shares are just 16.4p, having been 174p just under six years ago when folks like Paul Scott and our own Malcolm Stacey were frothing so excitedly about them as I warned and warned again.

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811 days ago

Lashings of ouzo on my cornflakes, ScotGold suspended, the Fat Lady is boarding a train to Jockland

Oh dear, oh dear, as the disgraced tipster Mike Walters would always say as yet another of his recommendations went horribly Pete Tong. I have warned and warned about Scotgold (SGZ) for eons, publishing leaked internal emails which showed how parlous its financial position was, something the company tried to brush off with dissembling releases. Well, today, I hear that the Fat Lady is in a taxi to Kings Cross and preparing to head north… the shares have been suspended.

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813 days ago

An email from ‘arry – Kefi is on track in Ethiopia

‘arry Adams has dropped me an email abut the progress made last week. He says:

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813 days ago

Big Dave Lenigas & Pennpetro: just how do you define “short delay?”

I only ask because the insolvent Standard Listed dog PennPetro (PPP) run by Big Dave Lenigas had its shares suspended on August 1 as it could not get its accounts on time. Back then, Big Dave said this was a “short delay”. It is now September 8.

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813 days ago

Tintra bid at 150p – do you smell a rat at the AIM Company of the year 2022?

Its shares are still suspended as it still cannot get out its annual report despite hiring a mickey mouse firm. But yesterday, Tintra served up some positive news, a possible cash offer of 150 pence per share with a share alternative subject to due diligence and the finalisation and documentation of financing for the transaction.

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813 days ago

VSA Capital – a stock overhang and an apology to Mr. Andrew Monk

I would like to apologise to Mr. Andrew Monk for suggesting that his claim that I was a shareholder in VSA Capital (VSA) was a vile smear. I have now tracked down the share registrars and it appears that a share certificate for 2,000 shares was indeed dispatched to a wholly out of date address. I am thus the owner of shares which might just be sold for a paltry £120.

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813 days ago

Wood Group – after interims, again a Buy?...

Wood Group (WG.) was a tip last year at a 155p offer price – with we then noting we looked to repeat previous success of a more than 40%, less than 7 months, offer-to-bid gain. In April this year we banked more than 45%, little more than 9 months, gains at 226p. Following recent half-year results which emphasised “clear strategic progress, strong growth and increasing full year guidance”, though with the shares at a 156.7p offer price we consider this again a good time to Buy.

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817 days ago

Oxford Nanopore – this just looks misleading: a £2bn share to short

I have always thought that Oxford Nanopore (ONT) was massively overhyped and that its CEO Gordon Sanghera was a bit of a bullshitter, fawned upon on by the deadwood press. The company IPO’d just under two years ago at 425p – its shares now languish at 231p. Today we have half calendar year numbers from a company still capitalised at almost £2 billion and the smell of Sanghera bullshit is strong.

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818 days ago

Blackbird spaffs ten grand a day: 6 nil to the Cockney Boys, Malcolm Stacey you’re not singing anymore, etc, etc

I am sorry to sound a bit like a football yob but West Ham’s storming start to the season brings out the worst in me. Especially when Malcolm’s oft loved up Blackbird (BIRD) has just served up such utterly piss poor interims. As ever with this “licensor, developer and seller of the market-leading cloud video editing platform” it is all jam tomorrow but cold cabbage water today. If Blackbird is the market leader God only knows how its less “successful” competitors survive.

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818 days ago

Mosman: chairman and founder walks, when is next bailout placing at this minus 99.9%er?

John Barr founded Mosman Oil & Gas (MSMN) and, alongside Andy Carroll inflicted this abomination on the stockmarket. It was a great penny share pump and promote in the early days The shares are now 0.024p meaning that those who bought at peak ramp just over nine years ago have now lost just a smidgeon under 99.9% of their cash. Today Barr, the executive chairman, has announced he is off as is one long serving gopher, oops I meant NED, John Young.

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819 days ago

GOTCHA! Verditek bailout placing at just 0.45p, More disgrace for Gollum and Walters

I shall celebrate my tenth wedding anniversary today with an extra lunchtime ouzo for Verditek (VDTK), a company whose shares were almost 20p at peak Old Mother Walters ramp just two years ago has announced a bailout funding at just 0.45p. Told y’all!

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819 days ago

EXPOSE: Another day, another monster red flag at the AIM Company of the year 2022, Tintra

The latest RNS from Tintra (TNT), – shares suspended – raises even more red flags. This is shocking stuff and why AIM regulation is not all over it is mind boggling. Tintra has fired its auditor.

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819 days ago

Nate Anderson hits back at Tingo - still brands it a "brazen scam"

Tingo (TIO) claims it has refuted the Hindenburg Research dossier compiled by Nate Anderson. Hindenburg has hit back today, citing our work and anyone owning these shares after this remains bonkers. Enjoy.  

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819 days ago

BREAKING Tintra, AIM Company of the year 2022, equity to debt swap stinks – when will AIM regulation bring this rotten farce to an end

Shares in the AIM Company of the year 2022 remain suspended as it cannot get its accounts out on time. But still the news comes and it stinks. Tintra (TNT) has finally issued an update on its long awaited latest investment subscription at 1178p per share.

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819 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – further commercial progress, Strong Buy, target 78p

OptiBiotix Health (OPTI) has issued a “Commercial update” announcement, noting commercial progress of its first-generation products range and reiterating plans for each business unit to reach operational profitability by the end of this year. What of this with the shares currently responding up towards 30p?

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827 days ago

Shareprophets translation service – Pantheon Resources

Some folks seem to have fallen for today’s non news from Pantheon Resources (PANR) as it tried to push its shares higher ahead of the next bailout placing. As such, the ShareProphets RNS translation service wheels into action again.

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827 days ago

Oi Gerry Brandon you arse – the clock is ticking where is that Microsaic Update?

Shares in Microsaic (MSYS) remain suspended on the AIM sewer as it cannot get its accounts out. But with the company now within weeks of having to call in an administrator, surely its repellent and disgraced boss Gerry Brandon owes the company’s owners a statement. Here is the problem. Following accounting fraud emerging with regard to revenue recognition while Brandon was in charge at Deepverge (DVRG) its shares have been suspended pending clarification and all its operations closed down. It now has just one employee but owes Microsaic c£1.3 million.

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827 days ago

Argo Blockchain, forget the bitcoin price it NEVER makes money- ghastly interims out

At last year’s Sharestock, that fellow from Boatman Capital patiently explained how Argo Blockchain (ARB) never had made money and never would make money whatever the bitcoin price. And that is why its shares have a fair value of £0. Of course, as bitcoin surged in the first half of this year some investors with PhDs in ignoring FACTS thought they knew better.

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847 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Video Shareshow No 30: pantomime villain Andrew Bell of Red Rock Resources and, from Montana, gold loon Nigel Somerville

I am back with these bonus video shows and in this one my job is to play the sceptic though I own Red Rock Resources (RRR) shares – silly boy ! – and have 25% of my portfolio in gold & PGM shares. In this show I interview Andrew Bell of  Red Rock Resources dissect that interview myself and then chat to Nigel Somerville before discussing the gold and PGM shares I own and why. I hope you enjoy the show.


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847 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Has WH Ireland dumped its Alien Metals shares and if not why not?

I start with apologies and explanations on 2 Bearcasts appearing later than they should. Then onto Alien Metals (UFO), WH Ireland (WHI), Ashington Innovations (ASHI) and another bombshell due this weekend, BlueJay Mining (JAY) and finally Eurasia Mining (EUA) and Jubilee Metals (JLP)

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848 days ago

The brazen fraud Tingo – a new disclaimer

Why anyone owns shares in the brazen fraud Tingo (US:TIO) masterminded by the Foreign Secretary’s cousin the serial villain Chris Cleverly defies belief. Those dumb enough to invest might care to consider an addendum to the risk factors at the bottom of the latest release, the one postponing Q2 numbers and SEC filings for a third time.

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865 days ago

Ashington Innovations – and they say Germans don’t have a sense of humour

Ashington Innovations (ASHI) shares are suspended on the Standard List pending the proposed £135 million RTO of a company that is insolvent and mired in wrong-doing. The middle name of its sole director, the struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald is “scandal”. If the FCA allows this deal masterminded by, clearly morally bankrupt, SI Capital to go through it will be a massive stain on its reputation. However…

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865 days ago

Matt Moulding of THG really is a prize prick as he hits out at Gabriel Grego & the bear community

I guess if I had floated a business at a grossly inflated 500p share price less than three years ago, getting well paid brokers to overlook shocking corporate governance and a mad valuation I would be pissed off with bears who pointed this out and have coined it in as the shares have crashed to just 90p. Matt Moulding of THG (THG) cashed in to the tune of hundreds of millions of pounds in that September 2020 IPO and has no shame.

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867 days ago

BREAKING Ashington Innovation: the struck off dentist and a £135m RTO of a company that is bust - surely the FCA cannot allow this joke to go through

A day after Jason Drummond quit standard listed Ashington Innovations (ASHI), its shares have been suspended on the Standard List for an RTO which, even the FCA must surely block. The struck off dentist, the history of bogus deals and a valuation of £135 million for a company late with its filings and technically insolvent is surely just too much for the FCA to allow. I have already contacted a responsible fellow at broker SI to suggest that its rogue employee Jon Levinson who is masterminding a raise here has gone too far. The FCA is next up, when I get to the Greek Hovel and can work with a clear mind.

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867 days ago

Hydrogen Utopia – adverse media comment ( I think it is taking about me!)

Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) likes the sort of media comment where – in return for brown envelopes – members of the NUJ say how cheap its shares are and agree to pie in the sky forecasts. Today, it has put out a statement, clearly referring to my article of yesterday. Ouch, get that handbag swinging Howie White. You are awful but … I like you. Hell’s teeth I don’t actually. Hydrogen states:

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898 days ago

Iconic Labs Prospectus Out – it's dilution on steroids – 231 billion shares will be outstanding

Yesterday Iconic (ICON) announced that it had issued its long-awaited Prospectus which resulted in a 40% spike in its share price as punters piled. The Prospectus was not instantly available but now that it is Iconic share price has already dropped back 18% at the time of writing this article.

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904 days ago

Caracal Gold – letter to the FCA: please sir chuck out the prospectus

Last week Caracal Gold (GCAT) gave an update for investors where, natch, it did not give us key metrics such as the (lack of ) cash position. It did, however update, us on the position re getting FCA approval for a prospectus which would allow it to issue gazillions more shares so diluting mug punters to buggery. “The company submitted the first draft of the prospectus to the FCA for approval on 18 April 2023. The company is working with its advisers to seek approval of the prospectus by the FCA and will update the market in due course.

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904 days ago

Sylvania Platinum – Q4 report, value and income Buy

Platinum group metals producer from South Africa Sylvania Platinum (SLP) has issued its fourth quarterly report for its year ended 30th June 2023, noting its production exceeded forecasts and “strong cash reserves to allow funding of expansion and process optimisation capital and upgrading of the group’s exploration and evaluation assets with the potential to return value to shareholders”. So what of the shares currently around 70p in response?

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905 days ago

Optibiotix – sells SkinBioTherapeutics shares, price target cut from 82p to 78p but still a STRONG BUY as de-risked a bit more

“TR-1” (shareholding) announcement on the holding of Optibiotix Health (OPTI) in SkinBioTherapeutics (SBTX). So what’s this news?

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905 days ago

Online Blockchain – do the maths – what is the cash position? ( hint its grim)

The blockchain to NFT to AI to whatever bandwagon is next entity run by ex ADVFN boss Clem Chambers with well remunerated help from his sons, that is Online Blockchain (OBC), must surely be running on vapours. Finally it seems that investors are waking up to the lifestyle joke that this is. Gone are the days when the shares were pumped by Clem’s pals allowing a placing at 100p. The shares are now just 13p.

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905 days ago

Verditek shares sliding – is it bust yet? Or is a discounted placing being forward sold?

The maths on this share tip from disgraced Mike Walters of the frauds Minmet, Polly Peck, 3DM, and the list goes on and on, infamy are clear. Verditek (VDTK) is – as of today running on vapours and unless it can get a bucket shop – deeply discounted – placing away, the shares should be suspended pending clarification. To recap for chairman, Tory Toff, Lord Willetts:

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908 days ago

In 1984 Speak MGC Pharma announces “a share purchase plan” - it’s a share sales plan of course

Welcome to newspeak. Well done evil spinners IFC Advisory (of Versarien infamy). War is peace. we have always been at war with Eastasia. MGC announces a share purchase plan. The Ministry of Truth is doing wonderful work. For MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) share purchase plan is in fact an offer to sell new shares to the mugs already on the shareholder roll. And the excuse?

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908 days ago

BREAKING: David Lenigas screws his shareholders AGAIN – Pennpetro suspended

David Lenigas has ramped the insolvent standard list company where he has seized control, PennPetro (PPP) on twitter with gay abandon as we have detailed here on a number of occasions. I hope those who ignored our numerous warnings of its technical insolvency, shit assets and Lenigas ramping lubed up, for today the shares have been suspended.

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909 days ago

Tintra Results part 2 – still reliant on legacy assets and disposals to remain solvent

Following on from the first bombshell exposes in today’s results from Tintra (TNTthere is worse to come and anyone holding the shares really needs to lube up as this is quite shocking.

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910 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Avacta sliding this looks fishy, time to bang out a big short?

I start with a housekeeping announcement on the Probiotix video before turning to the woke economics lunacy that is Woman’s Hour. Then it is onto Chill Brands (CHLL), could it be another Dev Clever (DEV)?, Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL), Versarien (VRS) and finally Avacta (AVCT), is it trying to do another placing and the other reasons why its shares are such a strong sell. 

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912 days ago

Cineworld: Some bears are on the pitch, they think it’s all over – it is now!

The FCA should have suspended trading in the shares of Cineworld (CINE) weeks ago as I explained HERE but its crack team of regulators was too busy on the latest report into how the transgender pay gap in financial services is causing global warming to actually bother applying its own rules. But today the shares have been suspended. It is game over. They are officially worthless. Having called them as a sell at almost 200p that’s an ouzo on cornflakes moment for myself.

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913 days ago

Tom Winnifrith: Optibiotix 7p to 37p in a week ( now 33.5p) – is this insane? My new valuation and target price

7p was the wrong price for shares in Optibiotix (OPTI). Anyone who has watched last Thursday’s video interview I did with Steve O’Hara HERE will agree. But what about 37.6p where they are now valuing the company at £33 million? Is that crazy? I write as a shareholder for more than 10 years!

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913 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: NO! I did not say buy Optibiotix at 119p!

Optibiotix (OPTI) shares are now 32p and still cheap. How cheap? I will be doing a detailed piece with revised numbers within 48 hours. But first I respond to a bit of trolling. And I flag up who my next CEO guest is on the video show. Then I look at Trackwise (TWD), Wandisco (WAND) and Brighton Pier (PIER)

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913 days ago

Ceres power shares puking again on yet another lack of profits warning.. the scene at the Stacey residence

One can almost picture the scene at the house named after Saint Monbiot this morning as one shareholder started his day…

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913 days ago

Wandisco – shares relist and collapse by 96% and still a bargepole stock!

After a $30 million bailout fundraise at just 50p, shares in Wandisco (WAND), suspended at 1310p, have relisted, crashed and are now just 49p but I would not touch the stock with a bargepole and here is why.

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913 days ago

BREAKING: Evil Banksta writes to the FCA regarding Cineworld’s listing and rule breaches

Evil Banksta is the sort of naïve chap who thinks that the FCA actually bothers implementing its own rules. If I had a bridge to sell I know who I’d be selling it to. He has again written to the FCA pointing out that the crack regulators are ignoring their own rules regarding Cineworld (CINE) in not suspending the shares at once for a failure to publish results. The credulous fellow writes in his own name:

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914 days ago

Supply@Me Capital – why doesn’t it comply with UK disclosure requirements over stock loans taken out by its CEO? And as for the FCA!!!!!

Today marks the repayment date for the loan to Stock Loan Solutions LLC over 778,571,429 Supply@ME Capital (SYME) SYME shares. So far there has been no RNS issued about whether Alessandro Zamboni has repurchased the shares or as is much likely simply let the deal lapse as in reality, I suspect that Stock Loan Solutions LLC sold its shares years ago at much higher prices than today.

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914 days ago

Eight Capital Partners – why bond holders should reject the debt for equity swap

Eight Capital Partners (ECP) shares remain suspended as a result of my letter to the Financial Reporting Council about its inappropriate accounting treatment of its investment in the 1AF2 Limited bond described below in Eight’s RNS of 3 July 2023:

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914 days ago

Martin Sorrell screws up again – yet another profits warning from S4 Capital

“Resigned” from his last job at WPP after a scandal involving claims about expenses and a £300 hooker, Sir Martin Sorrell is still the BBC’s go to man as a great and the good fellow to opine on matters such as Brexit (bad), global warming (man made) and being a business visionary. Shares in his latest venture S4 Capital (SFOR) were 800p 22 months ago. They are now 116p after yet another dire profits warning. I wonder of the visionary foresaw that?

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915 days ago

XPS Pensions – disposal and “strategic partnership” agreement further boosts shares, but still further upside

Pension consulting and administration group XPS Pensions (XPS) has announced an agreement to sell principal employer and scheme funder of the National Pensions Trust, XPS Pensions (Nexus) Limited, to SEI and for a strategic partnership between the organisations. What’s the detail and what of a current share price response up further to around 190p?

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915 days ago

Deepverge - where are the shareholders' fleet of top of the range sports cars?

Deepverge (DVRG) has all the hallmarks of being a zero, a once £70 million company going bust. Its shares are suspended and mug punters have lost everything. But ….

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915 days ago

The Looming suspension of Tintra – three possible reasons and none of them good

I have warned you often enough that Tintra (TNT) would blow itself up and it has now issued a RNS stating it is faces delay in getting its audited accounts for the year to 31 January 2023 finalised after six months and might, as a result, get its shares suspended on August 1. This is a massive red flag but what is the problem?

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916 days ago

PennPetro - Lenigas twitter ramp when is next placing for this insolvent POS? And where are the shareholders yachts?

Without mentioning that he is the chairman, shameless David Lenigas is again ramping shares in technically insolvent Pennpetro (PPP) again as you can see below. You might care to note from where Lenigas is tweeting.

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916 days ago

Argo Blockchain – as predicted discounted placing, clearly far less raised than had been hoped

In the first half of 2022 Argo Blockchain (ARB) burned cash despite the bitcoin price averaging $37,000. With the bitcoin price higher than it was but nowhere near $37,000 let alone a level that would ensure cash neutrality, the company’s shares were ramped up to 17p on the basis of some low grade pumping. After the pump…

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916 days ago

Audioboom Piss Poor Interims: Gary Newman should have listened to the boss part 77

Oh dear. How is stale bull Gary Newman faring this morning? Audioboom (BOOM) about which I warned the complete-angler has served up half calendar year numbers which are, at every level, piss poor and the shares have slumped to just 180p. Please, young Gary, don’t go bottom fishing, for there is worse to come!

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917 days ago

TT Electronics – a recovery BUY

Shares in ‘engineered electronics for performance critical applications’ company TT Electronics (TTG) were above 200p as recently as April, but are now available at a 153p offer price. Following an AGM trading update in May and with half year results scheduled for 3rd August, we now consider the shares a recovery Buy.

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917 days ago

Tom Winifrith Bearcast: Preening and greedy actors get to learn how it feels to be a fired supermarket worker: good!

I start with why I have reported a Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) shareholder to the Leicestershire OId Bill – #BoycottWoodlandsWholesaleNursery. I’ve had enough of it all and sooner or later some moron is going to get his collar felt. Bring it on. Then it is onto Versarien (VRS), Zoo Digital (ZOO), actors and porn actors and the march of AI, MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) and Argo Blockchain (ARB) whose shares are surging.

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917 days ago

More ouzo needed – Massive new vindication: MGC Pharmaceuticals keep the lights on placing at just 0.12p

Shares in this dreadful company were 2.25p with the company capitalized at £70 million on January 11 2022 when I published a, crammed with red flags, dossier. Bulletin Board critics and advisers said I had it all wrong. Today the shares have collapsed by another 55% to just 0.115p after a bailout placing and warning that the Fat Lady may have a gig. More ouzo for a once again vindicated sheriff who has warned folks so many times.

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917 days ago

Tom Winnifrith video ShareShow Number 27 featuring Steve O'Hara of Optibiotix and Lucian Miers

I am back with these bonus video shows. I am still re-adjusting myself to zoom so if my face looks a bit funny there is a reason. In this show I interview Steve O’Hara of Optibiotix (OPTI) and short seller Lucian Miers on 4 short ideas. I also comment on Versarien and the inevitability of Neill Ricketts dumping his shares. I hope you enjoy the show. 

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918 days ago

Versarien – another placing at just 1p, death merely postponed!

Just 1p! Yes you read that right. Gone are the days when Neill Ricketts was dumping shares at almost £2 and mug punters used to discuss whether fair value was £10 or £100 and how to get myself and Lucien Miers killed. That is in the past. Today Versarien (VRS) has raised just £650,000 gross to keep the lights on for another three months. But it is still screwed.

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919 days ago

MusicMagpie dismal numbers, just look at those ballooning borrrowings!

I flagged up earlier how these numbers from musicMagpie (MMAG) breach IFRS rules but that is really the least of the company’s problems. When the company floated in April 2021 it was profitable and had net cash. Now it is drowning in debt and loss making. Thank heavens that founder shareholders including the CEO’s wife were able to dump £95 million of their shares at the 193p IPO onto dumb fund managers. The shares are today 15.5p.

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919 days ago

FinnCap – the legacy of MSM postergirl Sam Smith – truly dismal results ahead of Cenkos merger

IPO’d by Sam Smith, the woman celebrated by the sisterhood and woke media as the postergirl for feminists in the City, at 27p per share, shares in FinnCap (FCAP) are just 7.75p today after the publication of shockingly bad results for the year to March 31. Smith stepped down in September and within weeks there was an awful profits warning and the new CEO had to start slashing costs to survive. Then came a merger with also suffering Cenkos (CNKS), two drunks propping each other up. This is the legacy of Sam Smith, who told the Daily Mail she only stepped down to start getting some “how’s your father.” The reality is Smith fecked it up.

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923 days ago

Bidstack – sack the board GM to go ahead but it looks doomed even though Bidstack admits rebels have a point

The real issue for Bidstack (BIDS) is that it is rapidly running out of cash and, with the shares at just 0.725p, giving a market cap of just £6.75 million it will be incredibly hard for the death spiral provider with whom it is talking to find enough liquidity to fund a material amount. So the company may well be brown bread by the Autumn anyway. As such, who steers it onto the rocks is irrelevant.

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923 days ago

The Odey Shares – a handy table c/o Shares Magazine

As the empire created by the alleged sex pest Crispin Odey collapses many of his former funds find themselves forced sellers of arrange of stocks which as we saw with Shanta Gold (SHG) can whack the share price of individual shares. Shares Magazine has a helpful table of those companies most exposed as at July 3. The percentage is the amount of the equity held in funds managed, in the good old days, by the sex pest empire.

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923 days ago

Canadian Overseas – another day more confetti issued – the death spiral provider is panicking

Here we go again. This time 2.447,980 shares have been issued at 6.38p following the conversion of just $200,000 of death spiral bonds. Meanwhile to settle $400,000 of interest liabilities and other sums due to the death spiral providers another 15.090421 million shares have been issued – that would be under the VWAP formula at 2.07p. So that gives a blended issue price of 2.63p.

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924 days ago

Microsaic suspended, running out of cash and probably fucked (by Brandon) but did it mislead investors?

On Monday of last week shares in Microsaic (MSYS), run by Gerry “the arse” Brandon whose fraudulent revenue recognition and breaches of AIM Rules had already seen Deepverge (DVRG) shares suspended and the company teetering on the brink, were suspended from AIM It could not get its 2022 accounts out on time. But did it mislead investors as is the wont of Brandon.

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925 days ago

Vast Resources: bailout placing, still technically insolvent, no news from Zim ( cheque not even in post yet)

What’s not to like? It was back on February 6 that Vast Resources (VAST) said that it had received a Court Order that it could get its mitts on a parcel of rough diamonds stashed in the Central Bank of Zimbabwe and that sent the shares soaring to 0.7p.

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925 days ago

Procook founder and CEO walks just 20 months after IPO – anyone not smell a rat in the kitchen?

When you float a business on the AIM Casino your Nomad will stress to you that the IPO is not the end of the journey but the start and as CEO you are there to grow value over many years for those backing you with their cash. And that brings us to ProCook (PROC) where founder shareholders, notably CEO Daniel O’Neill made £27.4 million selling shares to poor dumb fund managers in November 2021 as the company joined the casino. Today O’Neill has stepped down.

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925 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast - daring to disagree with Chris "three brains" Bailey

I start with some macro matters, base rates, house prices, the madness of Malcolm in buying housebuilders, etc. Then it is on to Currys (CURY) where Chris is wrong about the shares and where my experience as a customer is not good. Then its cash crisis ahoy at Colin Bird’s Bezant Resources (BZT) and finally when is it a good time to stand down as CEO and what can it mean, I refer to FinnCrap (FCAP) and to Pod Point (PODP) PS I reckon that FinnCap is due another profits warning PDQ as is its proposed merger partner Cenkos (CNKS). 

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925 days ago

Canadian Overseas – more death spiral conversions at a loss: can you see the writing on the wall yet trolls & morons?

Clearly, holders of the remaining $25.8 million of outstanding death spiral bonds are desperate to get out at any price to reduce their exposure to Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL),a company teetering on the bring of insolvency. Today there is news of more conversions at a level where the forward sold shares cannot surely be sold at a profit?

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929 days ago

Versarien says turnaround on track, if so then so too is my plan to shag Cheryl Cole

At a GM called to authorise the issuance of lorry loads more worthless shares, the chairperson of Versarien (VRS) claims its turnaround is on track. Bollocks. Chairperson Dianne Savory has yet to apologise for not stopping a culture where, egged on by the ex-CEO, shareholders discussed having me killed and plotting to get my wife sacked so is someone not fit to chair a public company. Worse still, her claims are utterly delusional.

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930 days ago

BREAKING: Supply@Me Capital – proof of its technical insolvency as of 30 June 2023 in its hidden prospectus

Having got shares in its bastard little brother Eight Capital Partners (ECP) suspended this morning it is time to turn to the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) whose shares should also be suspended, in this case, pending clarification of its financial position. It may be capitalised at £79 million at 0.129p but technically it is bust.

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930 days ago

Canadian Overseas – confirmation largest death spiral bond holder is converting and selling shares at a loss & there's much more to come

Oh dear, oh dear, the really bad news is that even after its most recent bout of forward selling and bond conversion, Anavio Equity Capital Markets Master Fund Limited still owns 50 units of 2027 Bonds and 58 units of 2028 Bonds, convertible on their terms, in the aggregate, into 264,381,840 Common Shares, representing approximately 27.1% of the issued and outstanding Common Shares, and 104,608,558 Warrants, representing approximately 10.7% of the issued and outstanding Common Shares on a fully-diluted basis. It owns no shares. But…

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930 days ago

Supply@ME Capital – a transaction on which it will make just £54,000 (at most) over 3years is not worth £4 million!

The fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) is technically insolvent yet its shares are today up by 5% to 0.134, adding £4 million to its market cap – taking it to £82 million which is pretty full for a company that is bust – on news that it has completed a transaction which in the best case scenario will net it £54,000 revenue and probably no profit at all over 3 years.

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930 days ago

Leopards don’t change their spots – Harland & Wolff, and boss John Wood

On Saturday in bearcast I pointed out that the 5.56 PM Friday released results from Harland & Wolff (HARL) showed it to be insolvent and that things were only going to get worse. Anyone owning the shares is insane. Evil Banksta has been in touch to point out that, as ever, I was too kind.

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931 days ago

Supply@Me Capital – it is time for clarity over the 1,615,253,000 share stock loan to High West

It’s surely time for Albert Ganyushin, the Chairman of the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) to force CEO Alessandro Zamboni to clarify what has happened to the shares which Zamboni’s 100% owned company, the AdvantGarde Group Spa (TAG) has given to three loan companies. At investor meetings Zamboni’s risible excuse is that he is unable to comment on TAG’s intentions but as he claims to own 100% of TAG’s shares, clearly TAG’s intentions are the same as his intentions.

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931 days ago

The fraud Supply@Me Capital – looking at the murky Tradeflow deal from the perspective of Tom James and John Collis

We know that Supply@ME Capital (SYME) paid £4,000,000 in cash and issued 813,000,000 shares to Tom James and John Collis for the acquisition of Tradeflow Capital. Following the issue of the 2021-year end accounts, SYME issued the two vendors a further 213,525,520 shares as deferred consideration which resulted in total holding of 1,026,525,520 shares. Under the vendors buy back of 81% of Tradeflow, Alessandro Zamboni’s AvantGarde (TAG) paid £2,000,000 for the 1,026,525,520 shares held by Tom James and John Collis as described below:

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931 days ago

Optibiotix – could a deal with Coca Cola on its own make this a multibagger?

I own the shares and I think that even without any deal the shares will multibag, as I explained in a podcast after the piss poor results HERE. And I would argue that the odds of Optibiotix (OPTI) securing a transformational deal with Coca Cola to put the “sweet” into diet coke are long. But I can reveal that they are talking and with good reason.

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931 days ago

Canadian Overseas: maybe Gary was wrong and I was right after all? More confetti vicar?

Yesterday, in bearcast, I noted that Gary and Lucian were saying that the death spiral provider would not forward sell shares and then convert loan notes as the price was too low and maybe they were right about this and I was wrong. Well maybe not.

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932 days ago

BREAKING: Advanced Oncotherapy some bears are on the pitch, they think it’s all over….it is now!

At Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff Towers it is lashings of ouzo on the cornflakes today as Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) has suspended its shares pending clarification of its financial position. That won’t take long: it’s bust! Folks really cannot say that both the Sheriffs did not warn the that this would end in tears more than 300 times over so many years as you can see HERE

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932 days ago

Dishonest Pantheon Resources: Nobody likes us but shareholders should care – STILL a stonking SHORT

Peter Brailey and myself have been long term bears of Pantheon Resources (PANR), with Peter making a short thesis at 121p the centre of his ShareStock presentation in 2022. Who will he expose this year? The shares are now 12.5p after a presentation yesterday which revealed the dishonesty at the heart of this worthless POS. Even at this level the market cap is £120million and it is s stonking short.

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934 days ago

Another ouzo for the Sheriff as Procook swings into loss and warns yet again

I explicitly told you to duck this IPO in November 2021 when founder shareholders dumped 27.4 million shares at 145p and Procook (PROC) raised nothing for itself. Time and time again I have been vindicated and though CEO Daniel O’Neill periodically spoofs the mugs with token share purchases, a fraction of his IPO “winnings”, the shares have continued to slide. Today after piss poor finals and a profits warning they are just 25p. And that is generous.

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934 days ago

Ben’s Creek – a non exhaustive list of 27 red flags, market cap £41m insane, target price still 0p

The previous owners of the assets within Ben’s Creek (BEN) went bust. This is a low grade producer in a cyclical industry and so I fully expect the pattern to repeat itself. The shares are down again today to 11.75p. My target price here is 0p. This company has always been drowning in red flags, I offer you a non-exhaustive list, perhaps readers can add others.

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934 days ago

Canadian Overseas shareholder wants to cremate Tom Winnifrith and Gary Newman then Guillotine us both

I shall leave you to ponder how one chops the head off ashes but one suspects that this shareholder in Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) is not the brightest spark as he wishes death on myself and Gary on the LSE Bulletin Boards. Of course if he’d sold and gone short at 25p as I advised he would, with the shares at 2.5p and set to fall to zero be happier and richer. But he knew better than a trained oil analyst and thinks he will get rich again if Gary and me are killed. Whatever… 
 
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935 days ago

Ben’s Creek now it has to borrow at credit card rates: more red flags vicar?

Luckily for MBU (mining advisor Mr. Adam Wilson of Daniel Stewart infamy) it has been dumping its shares in Ben’s Creek (BEN), CEO Mr. Adam Wilson of Atlantic Carbon/Coal infamy as fast as it can. Because today there is news of two more events in what is becoming an increasingly less slow motion car crash.

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937 days ago

Dire warning from Audioboom, poor Gary Newman: he should have trusted his site Editor

It’s ouzo on cornflakes this morning for the Sheriff of AIM as Audioboom (BOOM) has served up another dire, and, I suggest, misleading lack of profits warning. For fanboy Gary Newman it looks like cold cabbage water tonight. And if anyone is thinking of bottom fishing as the shares have slumped by 23% to 216.5p. Don’t! Things will get worse.

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937 days ago

BREAKING: Shanta Gold – surely this is price sensitive so should be an RNS not part of a Proactive ramp?

Last night Shanta Gold (SHG) gave a presentation at Proactive Investors. Paying for proactive to ramp your shares is always a bit of a red flag but I reckon Shanta shares are cheap notwithstanding that. However slide 4 of 18 raises, to say the least, eyebrows. It states:

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939 days ago

Wildcat Petroleum - you cannot defy gravity forever

Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT) lied in its first RNS, claiming to have raised £600,000 pre IPO when, in fact, the cash arrived only after the IPO so allowing punters to sell their stock into a pump and pay for it afterwards. That should have told you everything. At peak ramp just over two years ago the shares were 3.7p. Today they have slumped by 22% to 0.35p but guess what?

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939 days ago

B.P. Marsh & Partners – full-year results, shares further up but still value? You bet!

Investor in early stage financial services businesses B.P. Marsh & Partners (BPM) has announced results for its year ended 31st January 2023 and emphasised a three year strategy to return £13 million to shareholders and that it is looking forward to reporting further progress for the current financial year.

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939 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Now the Avacta witch-hunt starts

In today’s podcast I discuss Avacta (AVCT), musicMagpie (MMAG), Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI), Ariana Resources (AAU), Colin Bird’s African Pioneer (AFP), the culture at Odey and why ALL its staff should pay (footnote it is RAB not Odey that owns shares in Kefi, apologies long covid strikes again), what a Labour Government really means for business and investors and Joshua’s school sports day later on.

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939 days ago

David Beckham's Cellular Goods – it’s a “partnership” spoof

The David Beckham backed POS Cellular Goods (CBX) has still refused to explain why it has given away 16% of its equity to a crony mate of its founders Bixby & Edwards (who have since IPO dumped all their shares) for a start up in the seaweed to net zero space with no business. And so as it hurtles towards running out of cash by Christmas, it is trying to spoof investors to allow the spivs at Novum to get a bailout placing away. Today there is an obvious spoof.

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939 days ago

Photo Article: Woodlarks, with only 9 miles left to go, guess who has appeared?

The Rogue Bloggers have only 9 miles left to Trek. But someone who wasn’t there 25 miles ago has now joined in, Mr Andrew Bell. With fresh legs he is in fine form and , as is his wont, tells me how cheap are shares in Red Rock Resources (RRR). Where have I heard that before? We have now raised , with gift aid, more than £26,000 Please help us to help Woodlarks with a tenner  here.

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939 days ago

BREAKING BOMBSHELL: GOTCHA - Avacta working on a £10 million placing at 90p – City source

Despite already having a £55 million death spiral in place, my City source tells me that Avacta is working on yet another, naturally discounted, placing. The shares falling by 3p to a new year low of 99p on Friday in decent volumes is NOT as coincidence.

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940 days ago

#BoycottWickes – the DIY store shoots itself in both feet in Pride Month

Having wondered which woke UK PLC would cause the most damage to its business with an idiotic gesture, I think we have an answer. It is DIY chain Wickes (WIX). Its shares are down by a couple of percent today, but the backlash is only just starting. #BoycottWickes is now starting to trend on twitter. So, what was the gaffe?

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940 days ago

BREAKING: Mooky emails staff at Cineworld that administration & share suspension nigh, natch no RNS. Fuck the shareholders

On the Cineworld (CINE) shareholders Telegram home for deluded fools the following email purporting to be from Cineworld boss Mooky Greidinger to some of his staff has appeared suggesting it is going into administration. Natch, Mooky has not bothered to tell shareholders the bad news via RNS as he views them with contempt. The shares are 0.7p ( a £10 million market cap), down from 200p+ when I first warned you all. The target of 0p should be reached within hours. The email reads:

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940 days ago

Bidstack – why are we STILL waiting? Surely a statement needed?

I am sorry to be something of a pedantic bore but the lack of published results for calendar 2022 from Bidstack (BIDS) is now becoming really alarming. Is it confident that it will get the numbers out by June 30th to avoid its shares being suspended? If there is a possibility it might not, surely a statement is called for?

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942 days ago

Big Dave Lenigas slated by disgruntled shareholders for NOT ramping shares in a Telegram Group

I kid you not, David Lenigas appears to have gone all shy and one investor in the dog Pennpetro (PPP) has had enough. He tweets & the spelling error is his not mine!:

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942 days ago

The dog Versarien calls new GM to allow it to do another bailout placing – do the math!

An explicit warning from perma-dog Versarien (VRS) that it is almost certain to do another bailout placing soon might convince even someone as stupid as penny share grifter Doc Holliday that holding these shares is financial suicide. The company has today announced that it is calling a GM to give it the authority to issue more shares.

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942 days ago

Jim Mellon, why appoint these illiterate wokesters? Despite it I am still quite tempted by Agronomics shares

I understand that many listed firms feel the need to hire an IR/PR firm. Actually they should resist the urge, it is just another cost centre and adds no value at all, in terms of generating free cashflow. It is not as if the posh twits who inhabit the world of PR can actually polish turds or turn a good company into a great one, their exorbitant fees subtract from the NPV of a company, they do not add to it.

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942 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – talking to a death spiral expert on why its death spiral is doomed

Yesterday I flagged up that shares in Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited (COPL) had slumped from 25p when I first warned to sub 4p, “into the threes”. Today they are slumping again and are just 3.25p to sell. How soon the “terrible 2s”. As it happens I was chatting to an expert in death spiral financing and he explained why the death spiral at Canadian was and still is a suicide trap for all concerned.

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942 days ago

Cineworld shares slump 21% on Sky Report but still £10 million market cap is £10 million too high

Cineworld (CINE) has already warned numerous times that shareholders are going to get wiped out. Last night Sky reported HERE that the UK PLC would be put into administration this week. Natch, Cineworld which has always treated its shareholders with contempt has not issued an RNS.

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942 days ago

Tingo: Jen Knickerbocker at Deloitte emailed as first class action against the $7 billion Tingo fraud filed

Shares in Tingo (US:TIO) were trading at more than five dollars a couple of weeks ago but closed yesterday at just $0.96 after another day of panicked selling. Long gone are the days when this fraud had a $7 billion market cap. Yesterday I dropped an email to Jen Knickerbocker. I am not making that name up.

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942 days ago

Canadian Overseas – the slide into the 3s: this is what happens when a death spiral meets slumping liquidity

I mentioned this in yesterday’s bearcast but when a company’s market cap and the liquidity in its shares slumps, a company facing a death spiral can find itself in an increasingly vicious circle impoverishing its poor shareholders. When, to much abuse, I first explained last year what a complete dog was Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) its shares were 25p. The shares are now just 3.75p to sell.

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945 days ago

Mercantile Ports and Logistics – Floated at 2500p in 2010, placing today at 3p: who is mad enough to stump up? The curse of a Tory toff on board

I kid you not. Allowing for a share consolidation, shares in Mercantile Ports & Logistics (MPL)  – now 3.5p – really are down 99.86% from the IPO, not bad for a safe real estate development company operating in one of the world’s fastest growing economies (India). Okay so the last CEO has recently pleased guilty to a $300 million US securities fraud, we have highlighted numerous red flags on this website over the years but it has a Tory toff on board ( Lord Flight) so I suppose it must be terribly pukka after all. Today, yet another placing and retail offer with £8.9 million raised at 3p. Who could be so mad?

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945 days ago

Amigo shares double but are still almost certainly worthless

Failed loan shark Amigo (AMGO) has reiterated that it is still proceeding with an orderly wind-down of its business which will see “no residual value for shareholders”. But, a crazy guy called Michael Fleming has approached it with a view to making a debt investment in the Company or its subsidiaries.

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945 days ago

Vast Resources – was the Zim Diamond heist a spoof after all? GM Called for more confetti issuance

Since 6 February this year Vast Resources (VAST) shares have soared, notwithstanding one bailout placing, on claims that it would very shortly be getting its mits on 129,400 carats of rough diamonds held in “safe custody” at the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe. Even as the shares raced ahead to almost 0.7p shareholders in this company with shite assets and run by charlatans were still sitting on 99%+ losses such as been the industrial scale value destruction via share issuance and boardroom greed over the years. Today came some reality. And then like Vast’s dreams they fade and die…

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945 days ago

Versarien Interims – pumpers lead by Doc Holliday exposed, the numbers are even more terrible than I expected

Those who have pumped Versarien (VRS) shares up to 6p of late via podcasts, twitter and chat room posts should hang their heads in shame. You know who I mean Doc Holliday For results for the six months to March 31 are out today and are just shockingly appalling even by the standards of this POS. Insolvency clearly looms on the not too distant horizon.

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945 days ago

O’Hara – NO we are NOT dumping Skinbiotherapeutics shares

I am told by at least one reader that a 1 million shares sale in Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) MUST be Optibiotix (OPTI). The bulletin boards are full of ill-informed speculation. I am in a good mood today because West Ham are Massive so I shall not label such folks morons. Okay I will. They are morons. I have swapped emails with both Steve O’Hara of Optibiotix and Stuart Ashman of Skins.

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946 days ago

BREAKING: The strange alleged criminal links to ICG-Longbow Senior Secured UK Property Debt Investments Limited

On 13 January i published a short bear dossier on ICG-Longbow Senior Secured UK Property Debt Investments Limited (LBOW) focussing largely on the carrying value of RoyalLife. The shares were then 52.5p. Natch Longbow “refuted” me via RNS. The shares are now 36p but, with what follows, I suggest still monstrously overvalued. You can short this.

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947 days ago

Deepverge: Oh Dear, Oh dear, the legacy of disgraced Gerry Brandon, yet more bad news and this could be terminal

Just 7 months ago Deepverge (DVRG) was celebrating the raising of £10.8 million by the esteemed firm of Turner Pope. Today there is a warning of redundancies amid an intensifying cash crisis and that the shares could be suspended in just 26 days for not getting its calendar 2022 results out on time. Oh dear, oh dear: anyone got a number for the Fat Lady?

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947 days ago

Vesuvius plc – a markets recovering Buy?

Describing itself as “a global leader in molten metal flow engineering and technology”, a recent trading statement from Vesuvius plc (VSVS) included that its end-markets recovery pace “remains slow and uncertain”, but that they have started to recover from a low level of the end of last year and that its current trading is ‘ahead of initial expectations’. With this adding to confidence of its performance as its end markets recover and a good dividend yield whilst we wait, at a 417.8p offer price and up to 420p, we consider the shares a Buy.

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947 days ago

XPS Pensions – positive full-year trading update, Buy

Recommended in May at a 167p offer price, UK pensions consulting and administration group XPS (XPS) has since stated that it “is pleased to provide its post-close trading update (unaudited) for the year ending 31 March 2023 ahead of its full year results expected to be released on 22 June”. With the shares currently slightly up, how ‘pleasing’ was the announcement?

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947 days ago

IQE, Drew Nelson and the scumbag scallywags at Equities First – another sordid chapter of pretence

Equities First holdings offers a service where CEOs of companies where the CEO knows the stock is going to tank, pledge shares to EFH in return for a loan at c65% of the value of the shares. We exposed this scam back in 2019 when EFH first open up shop in Britain. EFH ALWAYS dumps the shares on day one so locking in a neat 50% profit and when the shares tank the directors are faced with a margin call and default.

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951 days ago

Tingo threatens the bears with legals (again) so here is something from Google to explain about Tingo's 9 million supposed customers

Tingo (TIO) reckons that its shares collapsing is all down to a New York broker pretending to do a placing and to “of false and malicious allegations on certain bulletin boards, social media accounts and websites” so it has called in its lawyers. Again. Just to assist I have another oddity for the lawyers to have a butcher’s at.

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952 days ago

Advanced Oncotherapy Statement Needed NOW as shares collapse and company is out of cash by its own admission

Is it not time for an update from Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO)? Comrade Evil Banksta who is short has dropped me a short note which seems perfectly sensible to me.

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952 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: why I am never short

I start with a few political matters which make me despair and then explain the two reasons why, contrary to what you may read on Bulletin Boards I am NEVER short of shares.

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952 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: A lesson for Malcolm on "cheap" PEs, Phil Schofield and the real scandal at ITV & Tesco's John Allen and the witchhunt

I start with the suffering I am about to endure at the Chapel holiday camp and urge you to consider the pain and donate to Rogue Bloggers for Woodlarks HERE. Then it is onto Malcolm’s earlier piece on PE’s and shares and why he may be wrong. Then to what appears to me to be a vile #MeToo witch hunt against Tesco (TSCO) chairman John Allan and then onto ITV (ITV), Phil Schofield and the real scandal and why more heads should roll.

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954 days ago

B.P. Marsh & Partners – Kentro sale agreement looks to further highlight value, Keep Buying

Early stage financial services businesses investor B.P. Marsh & Partners (BPM“is pleased to announce the disposal of its entire 18.7% shareholding in Kentro, subject to FCA approval being granted”. With the shares currently up to 334p to buy in response, how ‘pleasing’ is the prospective disposal?

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954 days ago

Essentially this is a joke IPO right?

On 17 March 2023 Essentially Group (ESSN) listed on the Aquis Lobster pot having raised £600,000 at 50p. Amazingly the shares are now 54.5p thanks to a series of fairly trivial buy orders since the IPO. But today, just two months after the IPO there is bad news.

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954 days ago

Amur Minerals – 1.8p on the way in dividends on June 14 so why are the shares only 1.8p?

Thanks to my article HERE, Amur Minerals (AMC) was forced to put out a hasty statement on 24 May giving its investors on a proposed 1.8p per share dividend. The good news is that we now have a record date ( June 2), an ex dividend date (June 1) and a payment date (June 14). The bad news and uncertainty…

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957 days ago

BREAKING: Valereum Blockchain – yet more undeclared related party deals Reverend Poulden?

Of course, the big undeclared (until the last minute) related party deal was the sale of Valereum’s (VLRM) bitcoin mining machines to the Lenigas spoof Vinanz (BTC), originally posited as an arm’s length deal. Many moons later as the Vinanz IPO finally happened the prospectus revealed that Valereum boss Richard Poulden owed a stack of low price (0.25p as opposed to the 3p IPO price) shares in Vinanz. But here is another stinker which emerged yesterday …

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957 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Dear Jonathan let me explain logic to you, I did not NOT say all Ukrainian women are hookers

Think of my suffering. On June 17 I shall walk 34 miles and be lagging at the back of the pack with my friend Jonathan Price who will have 16 hours to explain to me why Brexit was a disaster, how 17.4million of us are dim or Xenophobic or both and how the fraudster Carole Cadwalladr is the greatest living journalist. Think of my suffering and please donate HERE as we approach ( with gift aid) £10,000 raised for Woodlarks. In today’s podcast I discuss Pantheon (PANR) – target price 6p? – BSF Enterprises (BSFA), Versarien (VRS) – shares up 50% today – and Cineworld (CINE), still 100% overvalued. .I also look at Cellular Goods (CBX) and the state of seaweed to carbon zero technology referencing THIS ARTICLE.

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958 days ago

Doc Holliday does his conkers on More Acquisitions but its statement just does not add up.

Fresh from doing his conkers on going long of Versarien (VRS) it seems that the scouse penny share hustler Doc Holliday has come a cropper once more buying 8 million shares in More Acquisitions (TMOR) at a penny. Oh dear, More is rapidly becoming less as its proposed RTO of Megasteel is, er renegotiated.

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963 days ago

Lansdowne Oil & Gas – was I wrong to be bearish? a shareholder writes

I argued, as the shares collapsed yesterday, that my long term bear thesis on Lansdowne Oil & Gas (LOGP) was now vindicated, But a shareholder, who is no fool, thinks I may be wrong. I am prepared to accept that I am sometimes wrong so for balance, the punter writes:

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964 days ago

David Lenigas you old spoofer: Vinanz is going to get a dual OTC US listing, rampity ramp!

Vinanz (BTC) The sub scale bitcoin miner which does crazy deals with pals of its founder David Lenigas listed on the Aquis lobster pot at 3p. Its shares are today, despite Lenigas personally hoovering up any (loose but wise) sellers, still just 3p to sell as nobody is buying the Lenigas bull. Since Lenigas and his pals like Richard Poulden got in at 0.25p they don’t care but instead the company serves up another bullshit spoof.

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964 days ago

UPDATED: Avacta – valuation is surely still bonkers

I am a perma bear of Avacta (AVCT). I don’t rate its management and am sure the feeling is mutual. But the valuation is bonkers. I was bearish ahead of the placing in December in which Avacta tried to raise £15 million but raised only £9 million. I think the acquisition of Launch financed by a death spiral was crackers but for a while I was whistling in the wind as the shares were ramped to 183p. They are now back at 113p but that is still a nutso valuation.

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964 days ago

Photo from Blackpool, the offices of the Vaping Group - do you still buy the Chill Brands spoof?

Yesterday shares in Chill Brands (CHLL) raced ahead as it signed a distribution deal with The Vaping Group Limited. I called it a spoof now here is a photo which rather makes my point.

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964 days ago

When’s the next bailout placing at Voyager Life – spoof operational update

Chaired by Eric Boyle of disgraced Stanford Rook ( Stanford Crook to its pals), Voyager Life (VOY) has been a disaster for investors since its listing in June 2021 at 58p. I have managed to get the shares suspended once and exposed this red flags laden, rogue-run, POS more than once. If “old” Liam Murray at Cairn had any sense at all he would quit as its Aquis adviser. Instead we have another spoof RNS operational update designed to pump the shares, now just 11p to sell, ahead of the next bailout placing, needed within weeks to avoid bankruptcy.

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973 days ago

BREAKING: Purplebricks business sold for £1 to Strike – shareholders to get just 0.65p next year! (or less!)

Oh dear, oh dear. Shares in the online estate agency Purplebrcks (PURP) once traded at more than 500p as Neil Woodford filled his boots (with other folks cash) and commentators such as the shop worker Paul Scott gushed about how disruptive the cash guzzling company that ripped off its customers by taking payment even though most properties were not sold, was going to be. Today the business, nearly all the assets (bar £5.5 million of cash) and the liabilities are being sold for just one quid to SPV Strike. What will shareholders get? If they are lucky 0.65p in Q1 2024.

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973 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: The IRA man has another go at me again as Proactive disgraces itself over Canadian Overseas and its N-N-N ouzo time!

I start with my latest run in with my neighbour, the IRA man. Then it is onto Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL). I discuss it deceiving investors, how the shares are a 100% slam dunk sell and also a shocking article about it ( see below) on Proactive not, as I said, by my pal Ian Lyall but by another pal Jon Hopkins. Hoppo should be ashamed. Then I look at Anglesey Mining (AYM), Zephyr Energy (ZPHR ) – hard cheese Cliff – Powerhouse Energy (PHE), Boohoo (BOO), where there is no ouzo for Ouzo man, and nanosynth (NNN) which has gone bust so meaning a vindication ouzo for me tonight and more shame on penny share grifter, brown envelope man, Zak Mir.

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973 days ago

Alpha Growth - Minority Buy Out: do the maths dummies!

Yesterday Alpha Growth (ALGW) announced the buy out of its 5% minority in its life insurance operations in exchange for shares in the listed group.

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979 days ago

If you aren’t a raging bull of Canadian Overseas Petroleum you are a paedophile (irony!) – more confetti vicar?

Another day dawns and yet again Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) has issued yet more shares. This is a death spiral on steroids but of you do the maths you must be a nonce. I am kidding. But at least some of the morons who own the stock are not. Let me explain.

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979 days ago

BREAKING: To which spiv has Chill Brands bunged £60,000 for ramping its shares?

It is a simple question and one that I have put to Chill’s (CHLL) financial adviser, Mr. Nick Harriss at the fine firm of Allenby Capital. Oddly Nick has declined to reply but as 1.5 million shares were issued at 4p ( a nice discount to the 6p share price) surely investors have a right to know who has been paid £60,000 for what? The statement reads:

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979 days ago

" target="_new">Celadon Pharma is on a nutso valuation, it is dangerous but surely it is a short

Back on March 23 I did a bearcast on Celadon Pharma (CEL) HERE which initially saw the shares marked lower from 125p to c105p. But the company fought back with private briefings. It did not draw attention to my well founded misgivings by issuing an RNS “refuting” what I said. That was a smart move. Instead someone roped in the serial liar John Story to do a mass new media spam pushing the shares, the CEO also did a Proactive interview and, for a while it worked. The shares hit 180p. Ouch. But then they started slipping.

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979 days ago

Predator Oil & Gas - more cans of worms vicar?

An insider dealing director, directors who troll journalists on twitter or who threaten critics, these are never good signs. But worse is the determination of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) to avoid issuing a prospectus when issuing shares. For the second time it has found a loophole to dodge making disclosures. Just what is the company hiding?

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979 days ago

Disgraced Cenkos Knobheads 0 – The sheriff of AIM 1 (o.g Longbow). Can I play you every week?

It is another ouzo day here at Sheriff Towers as my bear dossier published on January 13 this year about ICG-longbow Senior Secured Uk Property Debt Investments Limited (LBOW), is now vindicated. The snivelling response on January 16 from Longbow and its advisers at Lagos Securities is now exposed for the fiction it always was. The shares were 51 before the dossier, they are now 36p, down 12% today.

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979 days ago

Blackbird – just when will Malcolm admit that this is a dog?

For almost two years my old friend Malcolm Stacey has been recommending that you buy shares in Blackbird (BIRD). Back in May 2021 the shares were c35p. Today – after more bad news – they are 7p. I warned explicitly HERE that Malcolm should walk away, I still think that he should.

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985 days ago

Ooops Red Rock did it again: - Andrew Bell needs to explain a suicidal value destruction as he places once more

I told you all to sell but have kept my shares in Red Rock Resources (RRR) as a reminder of what a prick I can be but perhaps also so that I can attend the AGM and give boss Andrew Bell the roasting he deserves. Gold is at a near all time high. The last time gold was at today’s levels, Red Rock shares were at a consolidation adjusted c400p. Today Bell has placed, yet again, at just 0.1425p. Bell makes excuses but there can be no excuses for such an abject performance..

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985 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: as Eurasia tells a palpable half truth or outright lie, the 2 shares I bought today

My two share purchases are discussed at the end of the podcast. Before that I discuss Eurasia’s (EUA) latest porky, Guild ESports (GILD), Cellular Goods (CBX), retail inflation especially relating to cat food, and then Asos (ASC) – in detail.

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985 days ago

Eurasia Mining: Cash now almost exhausted, no bidder – time for a full fess up statement, £82m market value a total joke

During the past three years, Eurasia Mining (EUA) has pretended that it is in receipt of serious bid interest for its cash guzzling insignificant PGM assets in Russia, assets where the cost of mining is, per oz, greater than the price metals are sold for. Using this ruse to push up the share price it has managed to get away three placings at share prices which are a multiple of where the shares trade today. But now the money has almost run out.

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986 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: I was wrong, PL is right, should you fill your boots with Fox on Tuesday

To be fair, I was urging folks to buy shares in Fox Marble (FOX) last week but it seems I was a bit wrong about the maths and our in-house BB savant PL was right. Does that make Fox a raging FYB buy on Tuesday? I then look at ScotGold (SGZ) and yet another scandal and finally at Flip Flop’s Kavango Resources (KAV) as per my earlier piece HERE. Tomorrow I really am on a training walk so please, as I aim to do 15 miles, consider a donation to Rogue Bloggers for Woodlarks HERE

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992 days ago

Letter to Marcus Stuttard at AIM Regulation – the BBC dobs Scotgold in, surely this is criminal?

I have dropped a note to my old pal, the bogus Sheriff of AIM, aka Mr. Marcus Stuttard, head of AIM Regulation, aka the Oxymorons. It seems to me that the BBC has dobbed in Scotgold (SGZ) for serving up a material untruth which saw the shares zooming to 70p to allow a £3 million placing at 40p to proceed. Either the BBC is lying or this is criminal deceit on the part of Scotgold. I have urged the Oxymorons to act…

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994 days ago

Bluebird Merchant Ventures, 10 million share trade reversed – an admission of insider dealing?

I flagged up HERE that shortly before disappointing news from Korea a block of 10 million shares in Bluebird Merchant Ventures (BMV) went through at below market prices. We know, thanks to a TR1, that the seller was Southern Gold and I know, thanks to a party close to the company, that its executives had been made insiders. Now the trade has been reversed. Surely that is an admission of guilt?

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994 days ago

David Lenigas spoof or share support or both? Another red flag vicar?

You would have thought that if you really wanted to buy more shares in your company you would not be ramping the arse off it to try to push the share price up? That brings us to David Lenigas and news today that he has bought 400,000 shares in his Aquis listed bitcoin promote Vinanz (BTC). This stinks and is a sell signal.

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994 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Being flamed on Twitter by Trans activists, what a nightmare

Okay I lied about doing a training walk today for Rogue Bloggers for Woodlarks. I offer two excuses and will do an extra two miles tomorrow. Please do donate HERE. Then I discuss why you should never mention anything critical of transgender folk or even, as did I, ask a question, as you will be flamed all day as I have been. Then I discuss Versarien (VRS), Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and the morons who own the shares.

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994 days ago

Video: Nowhere near the mania part of the gold mining cycle

When we get there sell all your gold shares but we are nowhere near that now, says Jeff Clark, author of anew book “PayDirt”. He started outlining the book during Covid, with the goal of making it entertaining and engaging, yet simple and straightforward. Sixteen other experts from the industry also contributed to the book.

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994 days ago

Why the hell should Versarien issue a statement?

Given that shares in Versarien (VRS) have collapsed from 3p at the start of the week to just under 2p at the close yesterday, some folks are demanding that it issue a statement. Why?

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996 days ago

Another spoof from Wishbone Gold, when is the next bailout placing?

I still own some of these shares as a reminder to myself of how bloody stupid I can be. Every time I look at the share price it is an act of self-flagellation, a self-administered punishment beating at the hands of Wishbone Gold (WSBN). Whack, whack, that is for being so bloody moronic! Today we have another statement which is so much bullshit. It uses a template much favoured by the best friend of Wishbone boss Richard Poulden, Mr David Lenigas.

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1008 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – yet more death spiral vicar?

It is only seven days since the last time that $400,000 of death spiral bonds were converted into shares after a good bout of forward selling. But Arthur Millholland of Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) is king of the shareholder dilute so here we go again. At this rate we might get a similar announcement once a week for 83 weeks before we are done. What do you reckon the share price will be by then?

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1009 days ago

Valereum Blockchain - more death spiral vicar?

“Oh dear, oh dear,” as my old friend Old Mother Mike Walters would have said as he apologised for yet another duff loss making, cash guzzling share tip ‘fessing up to bad news. I am surprised Mike has not tipped Aquis listed Valereum Blockchain (VLRM) it is right up his street. Shares in this company were peak ramp 64p, thanks to the efforts of Zak Mir and David Lenigas. They are now 5.5p as yet more confetti is issued. And the worst is yet to come….

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1009 days ago

Confronted with evidence of his greed, David Lenigas and his bromance partner Richard Poulden take to twitter with a lying smear

Yesterday I pointed out the rapacious greed of David Lenigas and Richard Poulden in allotting themselves shares in Vinanz (BTC) at 0.25p two weeks before mug punters, roped in by salesmen charging 8% commission, paid 3p ahead of the Aquis IPO. Unable to deal with the awkward facts, Lenigas took to twitter yesterday to tell lies, with Poulden loyally retweeting every smear his master posted.

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1009 days ago

Scotgold: bailout placing but will it be the last?

Scotgold Resources (SGZ) the miner of jam tomorrow, oops I meant pitiful amounts of gold, has said that its move to long hole stoping may well produce more jam tomorrow but, pro tem, it is passing the hat around yet again at just 15p. For those falling for the spoofing c/o BBC Scotland and buying the shares at 44.5p just two months ago, this will be a painful lesson in getting bummed by fake news from Pravda

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1012 days ago

Wood Group – shares up as now talking to Apollo re. takeover: what to do?

Previously writing on 155p offer price July last year tip Wood Group (WG.), earlier this month with the shares at 200p we noted that, although the share price suggested that the market did not believe takeover proposals would succeed, it looked to us like the major shareholders were open to a deal and that anyway there looked medium term upside so continue to hold. Now there’s been a further announcement on the possible takeover from the group – and the shares are up to above 226p.

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1013 days ago

Procook – Q4 update , predictably piss poor: so much for all those boardroom share buys

I explicitly warned folks about Procook (PROC) ahead of its 145p per share IPO in November 2021. I have warned again repeatedly. CEO Daniel O’Neill and other directors have spoofed folks with share purchases all the way down. And here we are, after another piss poor update, and the shares are just 27p. Well done to those fund managers who gobbled up almost £40 million of shares dumped by the founders at IPO.

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1014 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – more worthless confetti vicar?

Another day and another 50,998,285 shares in Arthur Millholland’s doomed Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) have been issued to soon join the rest of the worthless confetti trading on the sub Standard List. Now for a maths lessons for the morons.

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1016 days ago

Ben’s Creek – more evidence this is ONLY about making money for MBU and Adam Wilson

Another day and its another red flag from loss making and debt laden Ben’s Creek (BEN). The vicar has now got an enormous collection of Ben’s red flags but would he like another? In response to the shares spiking to 19.5p yesterday Ben’s has put out a statement saying that there was no reason for the share price rise except….

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1016 days ago

Red Rock - another day another share issue and punishment beating for we dumb shareholders, Cheryl sums it up poetically

Gold has surged to more than $2000 oz yet shares in Red Rock Resources (RRR) languish at 0.18p. I am down by almost 70% over three years, those who bought the shares the last time gold was at this level are more than 99% down. So gold “unch” over 14 years, Red Rock shares almost 100% down. The reason is, simple:

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1017 days ago

Nanosynth – is it cash shell material? Yes. But should you buy the shares….here is a rescue plan that will work

With it having admitted before Easter that it will go bust in June, shares in nanosynth (NNN) have collapsed to a current 0.061p. The good news is that it can be rescued. The bad news is that it might be rescued at 0.01p. Here is how this should work.

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1017 days ago

Carr's Group – full-year results emphasise strong prospects, a Buy?

Agriculture and engineering group Carr’s (CARR) has announced delayed results for its year ended 3rd September 2022, emphasising it is “now focused on higher-margin, differentiated, international Speciality Agriculture and Engineering businesses with strong growth prospects” and its shares have been restored to trading.

 
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1017 days ago

Cineworld – a third warning that its shares are worth nothing at all yet there are still buyers

There is another update on Cineworld’s (CINE) debt for equity swap and its hopes of emerging from Chapter 11. I wonder what sort of moron is buying the shares today, for some morons are buying.

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1021 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Go woke go broke with Dylan Mulvaney, the Nike sports bra and Bud light

I start with the madness of using Dylan – who is the sort of “woman” you might think twice about dating – to promote sports bras or beer. I enter the quagmire of the Corporate Equality Index. Then it is on to the CBI, not asking if it is now fit for purpose but whether it ever was. Finally an ouzo moment as nanosynth (NNN) shares slump HERE but this episode begs massive questions for its advisers and AIM Regulation about how dumb morons were duped.

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1021 days ago

nanosynth another failing for AIM Regulation as it fesses to financial crisis

Back in August of last year nanosynth (NNN) announced, in a grossly misleading way, that it had signed a death spiral with Lanstead “to raise £2,942,500”. I warned at the time that this was fantasy, that nothing like £3 million would be raised and that those responsible ( PR firm IFC Advisory) should be hung, drawn and quartered while AIM Regulation should force a restatement. Nothing happened. IFC told me I was talking tummy rot, the Oxymorons did nothing. And on Thursday afternoon, nanosynth admitted that it faced a financial crisis and its shares collapsed.

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1021 days ago

Rosslyn Data Trading statement - it is almost nine years of woe and nothing changes

On 29th April 2014 Rosslyn Data (RDT) raised £10 million at 33p as it joined the AIM sewer. As I demonstrated on this website, the prospectus prepared by Cenkos Securities (CNKS) was grossly misleading and it has been downhill ever since. Cenkos is still there as Nomad and broker after numerous (lack of) profits warnings, a CEO who forgot about his involvement in the porn industry, numerous bailout placings and other fun and games. I wonder how much coke & hookers money Cenkos has made over the years. The shares are now 0.725p after another awful trading statement today.

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1023 days ago

Cineworld Chapter 11 update, again confirms shares worth 0p – just who is buying?

This website has been warning folks that shares in Cineworld (CINE) were worthless for far longer than I can remember. But today, for the second time, Cineworld itself has explicitly stated the same. The shares are down by 24% on the news at 2.2p but that still values the company at £31 million. Out there in Moron land, some folks really still are buying the shares. Maybe they are chartists or followers of Doc Holliday. I don’t know. Words fail me. Anyhow CEO Mooky Greidinger seems happy. Screw the plebs.

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1024 days ago

Total Market Solutions - gosh this is low grade ramping, yes its Versarien again

The tweet below is the latest pathetic attempt to ramp shares in Versarien (VRS) so that it can get away one last placing before June and avoid insolvency. In pushing the fantasy that the company will soon be awash with grant money David Burton of Total Market Solutions fails to mention a number of critical points.

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1024 days ago

Iconic Labs – an insolvent shell company needing to get an FCA approved Prospectus published and to issue bucket loads more confetti to survive

Iconic (ICON) published its interim accounts for the six months ended 31 December 2022 at 1.59 PM on Friday allaying some of its shareholders concerns that it might miss the 31 March 2023 publication deadline and have its shares suspended again.

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1024 days ago

Tintra – Dr Lyske Buys Again, curiouser and curiouser

On 30 March 2023 Tintra (TNT) announced that Dr Joe Lyske, the Company’s Chief Science Officer, had purchased a further 47,207 ordinary shares of 1 pence each and now holds 108,002 Ordinary Shares (equivalent to 0.67% of the issued ordinary share capital). The aggregated information reveals that the average price was 106.7 pence per share making around a £47,000 investment.

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1033 days ago

Okyo Pharma – after the pump and dump now its a share support operation ahead of next bailout fund raise just weeks away

Heaven knows why this US based POS maintains a dual listing on the (sub) Standard List. It really is a cash guzzling crock as we have pointed out on numerous occasions HERE. In the first part of this year Okyo Pharma (OKYO) managed to pump its shares up to 5.5p with a series of spurious and ramptastic RNS’s. Then as the Bulletin Board Morons took they trousers down, whoosh, a $5.5 million funding arranged by the company not its brokers, came in at just 1.85p. Ouch. And double ouch. One hopes that the morons had lubed up.

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1033 days ago

Iconic Labs –- an illustration of the dangers of death spiral finance

In today’s RNS Iconic (ICON) announced that it had received a “Conversion Notice was dated 27 March 2023 and provides for 50 Convertible Notes to be converted into 1,315,789,473 ordinary shares of £0.00001 (“Ordinary Shares”) in the Company at a conversion price of £0.000038 at the aggregate principal amount of £50,000.” With the issuance of another 1,315,789,473 new shares, the Company’s issued ordinary share capital is now 43,106,916,660 shares. Yes that is more than 43 billion shares in issue.

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1033 days ago

Avacta - CEO pay, losses and shares in issue, an unsurprising correlation

Alastair Smith has been running Avacta (AVCT) for 16 years and after 16 years he has yet to launch an actual product. So on what basis are his pay increases calculated?

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1037 days ago

ScotGold misleads on (genuine) leaked email warning of cash crisis…but warns of cash crisis

Scotgold (SGZ) claims that its directors emails have been hacked and that “specious emails sent in their names to numerous people.” The clear implication is that the email I published on Saturday, HERE, discussing administration and a cash crisis is bogus. It is not it is genuine. The “specious” emails referred to were, according to my source, sent to employees, not insolvency lawyers at Fox Williams. Even its death throes it seems ScotGold dissembles and, in mentioning the Police paints itself as the victim. It is not the victim shareholders are. The company is in its death throes because it has fessed to as much today causing the shares to, as I oft predicted they would, crash. Told y’all! What follows is grim.

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1038 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: The Rogue Bloggers are now 8 (+2 fantasy women) & the wooden floor that protects female failures like Sharon White & La Willingham

I start on journalist ethics, that is to say not selling shares before advising readers to and a chap called Magna Carta who reminds me of the weeds in my strawberry patch. Then onto Rogue Bloggers where Andrew Bell says he is joining us and bringing a fantasy woman. I shall bring Cheryl. Please donate HERE. Finally, referring to Sarah Willingham and Dame Sharon White of John Lewis infamy (see the Daily Mail article I refer to HERE) I suggest that a glass ceiling for women in business has been replaced by a wooden floor.

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1040 days ago

Supply@ME Capital – the Tradeflow rats jump and the implosion of the fraud is underway

This may not be the end of this fraud. But it is certainly the beginning of the end. The unravel is underway, the rats are staring to abandon the ship now lurching lower and lower in the water under a growing weight of red flags. Anyone now holding the shares is completely insane. 

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1041 days ago

The fallen mighty: Two drunks propping each other up, Nomad and broker Cenkos merges with Finncap

It’s all an all share merger of equals, each side getting 50% of the enlarged equity, with every Cenkos shareholder getting 3.19420647 New FinnCap Shares for every one Cenkos held. A marriage of equals you say? That is to say two businesses that have been equally disastrous investments. Merge two bad companies and what do you get?

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1041 days ago

Meli and Ouzo on my cornflakes – British Honey goes bust

Three years and five days after listing on the Aquis lobster pot after raising £4.25 million at 110p British Honey (BHC) has today gone bust and appointed administrators. I warned that it was “uninvestable” when the shares were 114p in October 2021. Today it is game over. As I consider honey and ouzo on my cornflakes, the list of warning signs were there for all to see. Natch folks knew better than Old Tom.

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1042 days ago

My Frog ain't great but these documents from the Congo look very bad news for Zenith Energy - time for an RNS?

My Frog is not that good but the documents below sent to Winnileaks seem to suggest that Zenith Energy (ZEN) has been totally booted out of the Congo. That would surely be bad news for this long term dog with fleas and surely a clarifying statement is needed. Suffice to say, anyone holding these shares, now a paltry 0.4p to sell, is bonkers 

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1043 days ago

Wildcat Petroleum bonkers interims with 2 sets of numbers – can anybody out there read a balance sheet?

At 1.1p Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT) is capitalised at £26.4 million. Its results for the six months to 31 December are out today and are – as you might expect – piss poor. I wonder if anyone owning shares in this Standard Listed dog can read a balance sheet?

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1043 days ago

Verditek Swedish SPOOF – Next up bailout placing

Every year since its IPO Verditek (VDTK) has announced a big new contract win, spiking its shares, and allowing to get a bailout placing away to keep the Fat Lady at bay for another year.  Then it admits that the contract has come to nowt. With its cash set to run out by June it has today announced a new contract. Is this the boy crying wolf yet again? Or is there a real wolf this time.

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1047 days ago

Letter to Aquis Regulation re Andrew Monk and VSA Capital – misleading trading statement?

Not only does Andrew Monk and VSA Capital list shitcos on the Aquis Lobster Pot but VSA itself is listed on Aquis too. It listed at 21p on 9 September 2021. Its shares are 49% down so far this year and can now be sold for just 10p. But has the Monkey legged over investors with a misleading trading statement. I think the graduate of Oriel College Oxford (has he told us about his posh education yet today?) has and have written to Aquis Regulation suggesting it force VSA to clarify.

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1047 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: forward selling at Versarien & Verditek, lying by Reabold and the countdown to insolvency at Supply@ME Capital

I start pondering retirement, then look at Credit Suisse and Gary vs Chris on buying shares right now. Then it is onto Versarien (VRS), Verditek (VDTK), lying by Reabold (RBD) on its takeover bid, Cineworld (CINE), Ben’s Creek (BEN) and that scumbag Adam Wilson and the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME)

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1047 days ago

Versarien raises a paltry £318,000 at 3p – why the rush?

You want to know why Berenberg quit as joint broker yesterday as Versarien (VRS) also fessed up that Neill Ricketts was still a director earning £16,500 a month despite “resigning as CEO” a week ago? It will be when it discovered that, enabled by the bent journalism of Ian Cowie at the Sunday Times pumping the shares, SP Angel was doing a smash and grab deeply discounted placing to raise a paltry £318,000.

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1047 days ago

Silverwood Brands muddies the water on the £216m Lush scandal – will Andrew Monk’s VSA still book its fees?

Shares in Aquis listed Silverwood Brands (SLWD) are almost untradeable. That did not stop pompous Andrew Monk boasting that his fees for Silverwood buying a stake in Lush from Silverwood’s directors for £216 million (in shares) would ensure that VSA would make a profit this year, having been loss making to the tune of almost a Bernie at the interim stage. Today there is another update from Silverwood showing what utter crap VSA has told investors.

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1048 days ago

Medcaw - is it ashamed about Charlie Wood and if not why not?

Medcaw (MCI) listed on the disgraced Standard List just before Christmas as an investment vehicle looking to make an acquisition, yadda, yadda, yadda. Yesterday its shares collapsed by just over 60% to 2.5p as one punter decided to make a sale on a day of market turmoil. There is no liquidity, no demand and maybe this is why.

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1048 days ago

Dishonest journalism or bad journalism or both: Ian Cowie of the Sunday Times on Versarien

At least Cowie, one of Britain’s most senior personal finance journalists, is honest that he is a poltroon, admitting to buying shares in Versarien (VRS) at 177p. They closed Friday at just 3.5p although in his column today where he explains why he is hanging on for a bounce, Cowie says the shares are 5p. But the dishonesty of the journalism is epic.

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1050 days ago

Wandisco – a $1 billion fraud blows up on AIM

If I had a quid for every time I warned that shares in Wandisco (WAND) were at a bonkers valuation based on reported revenues, I’d be able to buy a season ticket at Wrexham. But today we discovered that most pf those reported revenues were made up and that the size of the emerging fraud was big enough to bankrupt a company which, at £13.10, was capitalised at £863 million. Now the shares have been suspended as investors face calamity in AIM’s biggest scandal for years.

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1050 days ago

Atlantic Lithium “refutes” THIS bear dossier from Blue Orca – jury still out

At 4.15 PM yesterday shares in Atlantic Lithium (ALL) were suspended, having crashed thanks to the bear dossier which I publish in full below. The reason – a pending statement. That statement is now out and trading in the shares resumes. Atlantic says it “refutes” the dossier which means that it denies it. But how convincing is the denial?

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1050 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Atlantic Lithium collapsing on Blue Orca bear dossier

I start with a rant about the fecking GPs and the bloody teachers as approx. 0.0 inches of snow accumulates and my father in law has to go to hospital again. I am so bloody angry about both. Then it is onto the collapse in the share price of Atlantic Lithium (ALL) – about which I explicitly warned you all just under four months ago HERE – after a bear dossier was published: see below. Then I look at Red Rock Resources (RRR), some of the #IWD jokes including one from Jeremy Corbyn and one from Guild Esports (GILD). Finally it is ouzo o’clock as musicMagpie (MMAG) serves up dire results and warns of tough times ahead. Footnote: at 4.15 PM Atlantic shares were suspended “pending an announcement”

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1050 days ago

Pete Brailey warns mug punters about Pantheon again

He called this as a slam dunk short at 122p on September 10. Shares in Pantheon Resources (PANR) are now 26p. So where next?

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1050 days ago

Buy Supermarket Income REIT

Wanting some secure income with some future upside potential? How about inflation-linked, long income from grocery property? This and a share price currently down below 90p suggest to us that shares in Supermarket Income REIT (SUPR) are a Buy.

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1051 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – more death spiral shares vicar?

The real risks are that Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) either cannot secure additional; finance within the next five weeks and so goes bust or that the owners of $42 million of senior debt get cold feet, call in their loans and the company goes bust. That would shaft 100% anyone daft enough to own the shares but also the providers off all the convertible loan notes, death spiral providers.

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1051 days ago

Cizzle Biotechnology – what looks like repellent corporate greed is really just bad timing

The share price of Cizzle Biotechnology (CIZ) at the close yesterday was 4.55p. The shares have plunged today to 3.75p after the publication of a share option scheme which, superficially, looks like obscene boardroom greed and a total piss take. Far be it from me to defend small (£13 million) biotech plays but for once I shall.

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1051 days ago

Cineworld and the last rites, no need to close shorts yet

This column has been calling Cineworld (CINE) as a short for absolute ages. It hardly seems credible but three years ago the shares were 170p. Today they are 2.9p and so anybody who has gone short as we advised all along has done well. You know where to send the “thank you” bottles of ouzo.

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1051 days ago

A question for Genflow Biosciences – who owns your shares?

Just over a year ago Genflow Biosciences (GENF) raised a gross £3.7 million at 8p and joined the Standard List. Much of that cash will by now have gone up in smoke but, with the shares now just 1.95p, the big question is “who exactly owns the stock?”

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1051 days ago

Ouzo for Pete Brailey and the bears, another Pantheon disaster as its cash rapidly runs out!

The big bear call from Pete Brailey at ShareStock 2022 last September was Pantheon Resources (PANR) at 122p and its shares are now 31p after another disastrous operational update. To have presented such data if you were drowning in cash would be alright, but Pantheon is not, it is rapidly running out of other folks moolah.

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1051 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Ariana Resources sins on Friday, buy sell or hold?

Putting out an RNS at 3.59 PM on Friday is not something I like. But should buy, sell or hold shares in Ariana (AAU) with the stock down to 2.8p.

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1058 days ago

Letter to FCA – market abuse by Howard White regarding Powerhouse Energy

Following up on this expose HERE regarding the dumping of shares in Powerhouse Energy (PHE) by Howard White and his two sons I have written to the FCA asking it to investigate whether Mr White is guilty of market abuse as a result of market manipulation. I believe that without any doubt, he is.

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1058 days ago

BREAKING: Advanced Oncotherapy shares collapsing – statement needed asap as the Sheriff vindicated yet again

The shares are now just 4.25p, down another 32% today. The bare facts are that Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) is running on fumes. If it does not raise fresh funding asap the Fat Lady will be called in for an emergency gig very soon indeed. The problem, as we have noted many times, is that par value is 25p.

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1061 days ago

BREAKING: Powerhouse Energy – surely this is cut and dried industrial scale market abuse

Not revealing shareholding changes via a TR1 in a timely fashion should be a criminal offence but is not. It is – in my view wrongly – treated rather like picking your nose and swallowing the bogies in public, as naughty but not serious. And thus, the rules are widely ignored and abused. Yesterday Howard White and his two sons ‘fessed up to ignoring the rules with regard to dumping Powerhouse Energy (PHE) shares. But old Howard is also guilty, in this case, of market abuse. This is black and white and the FCA really should act.

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1065 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: At what point does Flip Flop admit he has failed? Prepping for a Bluebird Meeting

I start with a bit of macro-political stuff but that does relate directly to a) Gary’s tip today and b) my muted enthusiasm for UK PLC shares. Then it is onto Kavango Resources (KAV), seemingly moving goalposts to avoid accusations of failure. Finally Colin Patterson of Bluebird Merchant Ventures (BMV) popped in after this recording. FWIW, after the meeting I conclude that the shares are a VERY STRONG BUY.

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1065 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: My SIPP buys shares in xxxx as Lucian's twitter account is hacked

If you see Lucian tweeting out #COYS or Buy Cineworld (CINE) you know what has happened!. I start this podcast on the subject of home made apple juice then cover Cineworld, Alien Metals (UFO), Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and Jubilee Metals (JLP)

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1065 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – why not tell us the conversion price?

An RNS is meant to inform, to give clear information allowing we investors to asses exactly what is going on. Of course, Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) thinks that an RNS is just an excuse to muddy the waters even further, hiding the trouble that it is in. Today we have another effort of this genre. It is to do with the issue of death spiral shares.

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1065 days ago

Wood Group – rejected possible offer proposals highlight the prospects we noted, what now?

Re-recommended at a 155p offer price in July after we previously banked a more than 40%, less than 7 months, offer-to-bid gain on the shares, Wood Group (WG.) has noted “recent speculation” and confirmed that it has received three possible cash offer proposals from Apollo Global Management, the most recent of which was at 230p per share and unanimously rejected by the board as it considers it “significantly undervalued the repositioned group’s prospects”.

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1065 days ago

Cineworld explicitly spells it out for dummies – the shares are worthless

I told y’all that this would happen numerous times and explicitly a couple of days ago after the latest Court hearings in the USA HERE. Today Cineworld (CINE) has stated, in no uncertain terms, that its shares are worthless under every scenario. Amazingly the shares are down by only 23% at 3.05p. Yes some folks are buying the shares!

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1066 days ago

Bulletin Board Moron of the week - natch a Versarien shareholder: day 4 of the annual report watch

It is now day 4 of the Versarien (VRS) Annual report watch. There is still no sign of the document. Even the PR is being kept in the dark as to what is happening and what loathsome Neill Ricketts is so keen to hide. Hint. SMTM. With Versarien shares now 97% down from all time highs who is to blame?

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1066 days ago

Caracal Gold Caption Contest sponsored by Andrew Monk's wine collection

A bottle of NZ Pinot Noir at £15? A fine choice sir to add to your collection but with clients like Caracal Gold (GCAT), still not paying outstanding fees of c£100,000 are you sure you can afford it? Oh, the FCA Enquiry into Caracal hotting up you say, the shares collapsing to just 0.225p, the Silverwood debacle a bit of a £1m pain: you need to drown your sorrows? I understand perfectly. To win nothing at all how, post your caption to respond to Andrew Monk’s latest crass ostentatious display of his wealth in these times of austerity, in the comments section below.

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1066 days ago

Chill Brands – shares sliding, 2+2 = 4 ( that is to say a bailout discounted placing)

Shares in Chill Brands (CHLL), pumped by a spoof-tastic announcement the other day, are now sliding fast. 2+2 =4. The first 2 is that attempted ramping.

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1066 days ago

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The word on the Street is that the level of boardroom greed at MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) is causing increasing unrest among some of those hitherto supportive of the company. Meanwhile the share price continues to tank and I think that we can all guess why. The shares were 2.25p, valuing this crock at £70 million, on January 11 2022 when I published this extensive bear dossier HERE. Today they are just 0.475p, off another 15% today and valued at just £13.7 million.

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1066 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – Liquidity has gone, the shares can only go one way

A two million share trade went through at just 5.5p earlier. Natch the Bulletin Board Morons saw this as great news, arguing that a big stock overhang had gone and that the shares would now rocket. To be fair they have bounced back but this just shows what happens when Liquidity is gone and we know that there are massive sellers coming at almost any price.

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1068 days ago

Versarien Results – Neill Ricketts says graphene is a growth business, the numbers don’t lie – he does

Earlier I showed the looming cash crisis at Neill Rickett’s failing Versarien (VRS). Ricketts is trying to pump the shares claiming that graphene is a “growth business”. He is ‘avin’ a giraffe.

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1070 days ago

Castings plc – a value and income Buy

Shares in Castings plc (CGS) have recently recovered to above 350p after positive trading and results statements towards the end of last year. However, they remain well down on levels achieved in prior years despite a positive outlook and look to be a value and income Buy at current levels.

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1070 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – deliberately confusing release as death spiral shares issued at just 7.3p

I cannot remember the last time that I saw such a duplicitous dishonest company, this has to be one of the easiest shorts out there at the moment!” says Evil Banksta of Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL). He is not alone, Lucian Miers has also called in from the grim North today, outraged as to how the FCA allows Canadian to publish the sort of misleading piffle it has today.

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1070 days ago

Told y’all Purplebricks – another lack of profits warning and the dreaded words “strategic review”

Oh dear. Oh dear. The words “strategic review” are always bad news. What they mean is “we are screwed will anybody buy us.” But let’s start with a lack of profits warning from Purplebricks (PURP) and, as ever, it is what it does not say that should worry the muppets who still own the shares.

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1070 days ago

BREAKING: Fraser Perring of Viceroy threatens defamation proceedings as Home Reit ‘fesses up & considers dodgy sale

It is ouzo time for Fraser Perring of Viceroy and for Boatman Capital. The bears look to be wholly vindicated as Home REIT (HOME) has fessed up to a collapsing business model and has put its rag bag assets up for sale. Indeed it has had one offer but that looks to be related party and shareholders should not expect to get much. This is a scandal and exactly why bear raiders are so needed. Shares in this company were almost 80p when Fraser published his dossier last November. The shares are now suspended at 38p and shareholders will be lucky to get pennies.

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1072 days ago

Versarien prize contest – guess the amount of red ink when results eventually arrive

I realise that I have yet to post the olive oil for to the winner of the readers tips of the year contest. Fear not I shall. But the prize in this contest is a small jar of my home grown and picked radishes. This competition is brought to you thanks to Versarien (VRS) a favourite company of this website whose shares are worth 0p and which is run by a loathsome bully and disgraced ramper Neill Ricketts. To the contest…

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1074 days ago

Zamaz another acquisition but how will it raise the cash to stave off its imminent liquidity challenges?

Zamaz (ZAMZ) where Dominic White of the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) infamy is the founder and non-executive director and owns via 66.29% of the shares via companies he controls, has announced another acquisition which begs more questions than answers, not least a looming financing crisis.

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1074 days ago

HUGE EXPOSE: Tintra: were net assets and profits in Tintra Acquisitions accounts to 31 March 2022 understated by £15 million?

In a previous article, I exposed that the fair value of the ordinary shares in Tintra (TNT) that should be required to be valued in the accounts of Tintra Acquisitions Limited but clearly weren’t of £7,446,291. In this note, I highlight another material asset that wasn’t recorded, that being the convertible loan provided by Tintra Acquisitions to Tintra Plc and this could make this scandal, one HMRC is bound to be investigating a £15 million one. That is three times the size of Nadhim Zahawi’s recent “scrape.”

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1080 days ago

Video: The Best Gold Bull Market I Have Ever Seen

Money manager Peter Grandich has a message that our own Nigel Somerville will be delighted to hear. Peter discusses the potential for this gold bull market and why it’s likely extraordinary. He says that Central Banks are buying at record levels, and many of those buying are doing it for safety reasons. He says  that you should not bet against the Fed and don’t bet against central banks when it comes to gold and hence mining shares have yet to reflect what is happening, and are, arguably, as cheap as they can get regarding the price of gold.

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1080 days ago

The BBC bums its readers with the fake news pump that got Scotgold’s bailout placing away

I wonder if BBC journalist David Henderson, Pravda’s business correspondent in the second world post industrial transgender friendly shithole that is Scotland, feels any guilt about losing folks stacks of cash by publishing fake news? Ahead of a ramptastic and wholly fictitious article about Scotgold (SGZ), an AIM listed company teetering on a financial precipice the shares traded at 44.5p. Then Henderson published as you can see HERE.

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1084 days ago

Anglesey Mining – acquisition at spoof price, who does it think it is kidding?

Who does Anglesey Mining (AYM) – a company that pretends to be a wannabee miner but, in fact, for more than thirty years has engaged in a principal business of issuing more shares – think it is kidding with its latest pointless deal?

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1084 days ago

Argo Blockchain’s Disgraced Peter Wall walks the plank with immediate effect: more red flags vicar?

The man who sold £3.5 million of shares at 243p AFTER sounding out folks about a placing which took place a few days later at 200p is gone. Yes, Peter Wall the CEO and ( for 18 months) “interim” chairman of Argo Blockchain (ARB) has announced his resignation with immediate effect.

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1084 days ago

Helping paid share "promoter" David Burton of Total Market Solutions with his maths re Vast Resources - GCSE fail for Dave

Total Market Solutions, owned by David Burton, earns its crust promoting penny shares for cash. It is open about it and let me be clear that there is absolutely nothing wrong in this trade although one imagines that Mr Burton has to hold his nose on occasion with some clients. But there is promotion and then there is telling outright porkies, which brings me to his tweet this morning about Vast Resources (VAST) when the shares were 0.66p.

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1084 days ago

Ben’s Creek – an after hours share dumping stinker: the stench of Adam Wilson is everywhere

At 6 PM last night, nobody is watching O’ Clock, Ben’s Creek – CEO infamous Adam Wilson of Atlantic Carbon/Coal and Daniel Stewart disgrace – (BEN) announced that its largest shareholder MBU (main advisor the same Adam Wilson) had dumped 22,222,222 shares (5.92% of the equity) at just 18p. As with all share dumping by Wilson entities this is not what it seems and it stinks.

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1084 days ago

Gabriel Grego calls out Darktrace CEO share buy for the spoooooooooooooof that it is

In the wake of Gabriel Grego’s superb expose on Darktrace (DARK ), HERE, CEO Poppy Gustafsson made great play, as part of her range of responses, in buying 48,000 shares. But that was a spoof as Gabriel pointed out on twitter yesterday:

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1084 days ago

Another tweet that has not aged well - Gerry "the pustule" Brandon of Deepverge trolling me

On November 27 2020 shares in Deepverge (DVRG) traded at 27.5p and I challenged the company on its ropy accounts and over-optimistic trading statements. The CEO Gerry Brandon took to twitter to say that I did not understand accounts. He aggressively trolled and insulted me. I replied but in the end did block him. The shares are now 1.75p, Brandon was forced to walk the plank, the trading performance has been dire and even former advisers admit that he broke AIM rules. As such the tweet below has aged badly.

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1086 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast - FTSE 100 hits record high and Malcolm fills his boots - is he mad?

I start with today’s bombshell expose. Either shares must be suspended or an RNS is needed to answer specific allegations, first thing on Monday. Then it is onto the FTSE 100 hitting a record high: buy, sell or hold?. Finally, the full Sharestock line-up is (almost) revealed. You can book your seats (50% of which have now gone) HERE

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1086 days ago

Red Rock Resources shares up 18% at 0.34p – rumours, rumours

I still own my shares in Red Rock Resources (RRR) if only as a constant reminder of my own folly. But on Friday they jumped by 17.5% to 0.34p. I am still well out of the money but I suppose every dog (with fleas) has its day. There are two rumours.

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1087 days ago

Iconic – just how many billion shares will be in issue before an RTO?

There are already 39.664 billion shares in issue for Iconic Labs (ICON) a company with a past of disgrace and no business. Today it spelt out in part just how much more confetti will hit the market. Still the morons can’t do the maths.

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1087 days ago

KERBOOM: Canadian Overseas Petroleum admits to financing crisis – told y’all! Another ouzo day for the Sheriff!

I have warned you all repeatedly that Arthur Millholland is ALWAYS a kiss of death and that his latest venture, Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) had piss poor assets and finances built on sand. As ever, savants such as our own PL cited bullish broker notes and other tosh saying that, as someone who started out as an oil analyst, I just did not understand what a great trade this was. Kerboom, a shock admission at 2.24 PM today means its ouzo for the Sheriff tonight and tears before bedtime for the bulls. The shares are now 8.5p, 45% down on the day, and even more down on the last placing at 20p, nine months ago. Kerboom!

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1087 days ago

This still stinks: Tintra –are Tintra Acquisitions and Fintech Leaders Fund dumping shares?

In today’s RNS Tintra (TNT) announced that it had received the US $10 million subscription at 1178 pence per share, a huge multiple to trading share price of around 185 pence per share down on the opening price by almost 12% at time of writing this article as follows:

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1087 days ago

Iconic Labs –- EHGOSF starts to dump shares (Lot's more to come!)

In today’s RNS Iconic Labs (ICON) announced two conversions from European High Growth Opportunities Securitization Fund (“EHGOSF”) as follows:

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1087 days ago

Advanced Oncotherapy – is the funding farce about to end, prompting a share price collapse? This company could well go bust!

Each month, Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) needs between £1 million and £2 million to keep the lights on. And to date, each month Odey Asset Management has been writing a cheque, buying shares at 25p (par value) to keep the show on the road. But the shares are slipping and is this farce about to end prompting a share price collapse?

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1090 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast - I'm ruined by Probiotix as its shares crash. Not. And an apology to Turner Pope

In today’s podcast I start on Zephyr Energy (ZPHR), then move onto Caracal Gold (GCAT). I cover: Iconic (ICON), African Pioneer (AFP) and wretched Colin Bird, Probiotix (PBX), Optibiotix (OPTI) and Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX). Then it is Norman Broadbent (NBB), the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Versarien (VRS).

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1091 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Zamaz shares collapse, the FCA disgraces itself again

In today’s Bearcast I look at Zamaz (ZAMZ), Love Hemp (LIFE), Mirriad (MIRI) and in depth at Versarien (VRS) as its shares slide again ahead of what will be appalling results and an auditors warning within 10 days. Neill Ricketts…it could not happen to a nicer bloke.

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1091 days ago

Red Rock Resources a ten bagger? LMFAO Mr broker

I write as a shareholder in Red Rock Resources (RRR). But the broker note below, today being trumpeted on twitter today by boss Andrew Bell is complete and utter bollocks. The idea that Red Rock shares could go from 0.26p to 2.60p is just fantasy. There is more chance of me getting lucky with you know who by the weekend than of this work of fiction proving any where near accurate.

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1091 days ago

Cellular Goods – just 0.81% of the equity dumped and the shares slump 16%: far worse to come

After hours yesterday there came another TR1 from the chancers Jonathan Bixby and Mike Edwards, aka Durban Holdings, the folks who paid just 0.1p per share to obtain a stake of c31% in Cellular Goods (CBX) at the time of its 5p IPO in late 2021. Oh dear. I have told you repeatedly that this would be messy.

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1091 days ago

Corero – Bullshit earnings, cash burning and a profits warning buried in a release: uninvestable scumbags enter a 26th year of failure

How many times has cyber security group Corero Networks (CNS) lead its shares up the hill with ramptastic announcement after ramptastic announcement only to admit that it was running out of money, needed to do yet another bailout placing and seen its shares slide back down the hill again? Corero has been listed since 1997….

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1092 days ago

BlueBird Merchant Ventures – from the horses mouth

I am as frustrated as the rest of you by the failure of the share price of Bluebird Merchant Ventures (BMV) 1.725p, a £10.7 million market cap, is far too low if, I repeat, IF, it delivers what it has promised in South Korea and the Philippines. But this is a mining junior and IF is the operative word. IF it delivers I see these shares heading to 4p+ so I asked the company what was not happening.

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1093 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Revolution Beauty's bosses should be in jail, if this is not massive fraud what is?

In today’s podcast I discuss the naivete of the spider kisser over Coro Energy (CORO) but my main focus is on the fraud at Revolution Beauty (REVB). How on earth are Tom Allsworth and Adam Minto not heading for jail. And as for the shares….

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1093 days ago

Coro Energy: The Sheriff of AIM vs The spider kisser Gary Newman, its ouzo for the Sheriff already

Back on December 8 2022, poisonous spider kisser Gary Newman tipped Coro Energy (CORO) at 0.31p HERE. I then explained why Garry should stick to snogging spiders as anyone tipping a James Parsons run company was bonkers. The shares are now just 0.24p mid and there is an RNS that the market is yet to digest. It is horrific.

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1100 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – Letter to FCA as disclosure rules broken again, does anyone care?

Not for the first time I find myself writing to the FCA as the regulator, no sniggering at the back, of the Standard List. And not for the first time it is about Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited (COPL) which appears to be in terrible financial trouble and is now, apparently, breaking listing rules. This company’s shares should be suspended at once pending a statement. The letter is below.

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1100 days ago

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Boatman Capital letter to BDO re "Independent" review of Home REIT

Shares in Home REIT (HOME) are now suspended at the company’s request despite it insisting that allegations made by Viceroy Research and Boatman Capital are groundless. BDO London is now investigating those (groundless) allegations as part of its audit. Boatman has now written to BDO flagging up some new areas of concern. The letter is below. Ouch!!!!

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1104 days ago

Anglesey Mining: using BBC fake news to get away a bailout placing?

With breathless excitement the BBC here in Wales has pumped out an exclusive story which has prompted some of the sheep shaggers to fill their boots with shares in Anglesey Mining (AYM) prompting a bit of a spike in the share price. But it is all bollocks. And a prelude to a deeply discounted placing. The sheep shaggers here in Cymru are going to get their fingers burned. Shame on the BBC for failing to do even basic research. Its article from one day ago is below.

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1106 days ago

BDO LLP & suspended shares – What is going on?

Historically, it was rare for listed companies to delay publication of their audited results. However, it is becoming more common for UK listed companies to have to delay the publication of audited accounts because their auditors have not yet completed their audit work. In the event of severe delays this can result in the suspension of their shares. I have listed below 4 companies which have had to delay the publication of their audited accounts and have had their shares suspended from trading as a result.

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1106 days ago

Canadian Overseas – another dollop of deception and death spiral vicar?

Some things in life never change. There is the beauty, innate sophistication, angelic voice and native intelligence of Ms Cheryl Cole for starters. And then there is the ability of Arthur Millholland to enrich himself while obliterating shareholder value by issuing a blizzard of new shares while spunking other folks cash. Whilst I would like to spend the day considering Ms Cole, instead it is Millholland’s latest gravy train (for him) Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) to which I must attend.

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1107 days ago

Cineworld saves the best until the end – its shares really are toast

Maybe it is a New Year’s Resolution? Cineworld (CINE) appears to to have turned over a new leaf and is, via RNS, now giving some commentary on how its equity is slowly being destroyed completely via the Chapter 11 process that kicked off on September 7.

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1107 days ago

EXPLOSIVE EXPOSE: Okyo Pharma – still no real results, the FCA notified and here is what it is hiding!

Okyo Pharma (OKYO) has not updated its website and so has still not filed results which include a P&L, balance sheet or cashflow statement. I have alerted the FCA to this and in a normal world the shares would be suspended. But this is the FCA which will be too busy reading woke porn to actually do anything. So what might Okyo be hiding?

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1107 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: 4 stocks that I did not quite make my 2023 tips of the year

I discuss manic swings between optimism and pessimism, my own pessimism re the world and UK PLC but my relative optimism on shares. Then I discuss 4 stocks almost making it as my share tips of the year but not quite – 3 sells, 1 buy.

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1107 days ago

Okyo Pharma Limited – surely shares should be suspended first thing when the market reopens?

Evil Banksta flags this up on the comments section but this merits a wider audience. This is a disgrace. The great bear, with grammar corrected by myself and a bit of added poison from me, notes:

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1107 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Pantheon collapses, boy you should have heard Peter Brailey on September 10

I start with a health update, finally some joy from the NHS and, even before that, I am starting to feel better. Then it is onto Pantheon Resources (PANR), Inspirit (INSP), and Atlantic Lithium (ALL) and share options, incentivising the dead. Then macro calls on interest rates, inflation, the real economy, shares, bitcoin, gold and oil. Details of ShareStock 2023 on September 23 are HERE

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1111 days ago

Ben’s Creek – more greed and the morons love it, they love being diluted, shafted without lube

Ben’s Creek (BEN) shares have zoomed ahead by 15% today to 24.5p on news that shareholders are being shafted. They seem to love being screwed without lube by disgraced CEO Adam Wilson of Atlantic Carbon and Daniel Stewart infamy. Words fail me.

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1111 days ago

Jubilee Metals – Zambia and Corporate Update, making further progress

Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued a ‘Zambia and Corporate Update’, including noting “successful completion of the water infrastructure upgrade at its Roan Project and continued advances in the production of cobalt and copper from waste at its Sable Refinery in Zambia”. So what with the shares currently at 10.25p in response?

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1112 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Beckham's pot dream up in smoke as I defend loathsome Neill Ricketts

I got up early to do part one of my Christmas Carol series today. I had been lying in bed thinking about it and some of the jokes for hours. I hope you enjoyed it. Part two will be tomorrow when we also start our tips of the year, a series of 20. Today I discuss Versarien (VRS), Cellular Goods (CBX) and “the gang” and Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) where – with the shares now at less than half of par – matters are getting critical and the final collapse could be imminent.

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1113 days ago

GOTCHA! David Beckham Pot Play Cellular Goods – Rats, sinking ship, atrocious results, cash crisis

The David Beckham backed CBD play Cellular Goods (CBX) was listed at 5p in February 2021. Today the shares are plunging ( off 21% ) to 0.75p and things are only going to get worse. I did warn you. Let’s start with the rats.

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1117 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: GOTCHA Yourgene

The shares have collapsed 80% today and from 4.25p on November 3. I explain why that matters and why heads must roll as this stock is now just not investable.

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1117 days ago

Swapping emails with ‘arry Adams as Kefi lunatics plague me and him

I get up off my sick bed to find numerous emails from my fellow shareholders in Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). I am told that the shares are “collapsing”. Hmmmm so a 1% fall is a collapse: whatever you say.

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1117 days ago

Verditek – the fraud will be bust by June.

It was only just over two years ago that shares in the fraud Verditek (VDTK) reached 18p at peak Mike Walters ramp. But, like so many stocks promoted by old mother Walters, Verditek was a fraud and now the shares are just 0.6p. This website has exposed the way Verditek has made announcements about big new contracts on a serial basis since 2017, ramped the shares, got a placing away only to ‘fess that the contract was bogus. The problem with frauds, as Mrs Thatcher might have said, is that eventually they run out of other people’s money. That point will arrive within months

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1118 days ago

BREAKING - GOTCHA! Dev Clever - A £250 million UK tech blow up: delisting, lies and looks to be bankrupt

I have always warned folks about this company, even before its shares were suspended at 30p last Christmas Eve, giving it a £250 milllion market cap. Others ramped away or took vast fees (bucket shop adviser Novum and PR Chris Lane at Buchanan) step forward. But this was always a failing business drowning in red flags. Today it ‘fessed. Well sort of. It also lied.

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1120 days ago

What do you reckon Cliff Weight, is Asimilar the most blatant insider dealing of the year?

The last stated NAV of Asimilar (ASLR ) was 25p per share. We knew it had taken one hit (AAA) but still the NAV should have been c20p (ho ho ho). On Wednesday its shares plunged by 32% to sub 4p begging me to ask this question.

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1121 days ago

Vast Resources is very rapidly approaching the trapdoor of death

20 months ago with its shares approaching 0.1p par Vast Resources (VAST) did a 100-1 share consolidation, telling its credulous shareholders that this was to help it pay a dividend. No sniggering at the back please. A series of fund raises and ongoing operational failure later, the shares are now 0.17p-0.19p. That is a major issue as Vast is again almost out of cash. This time that could be fatal. We are in a nuclear winter for small caps.

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1121 days ago

The actual rap sheet from the $100m US twitter and discord pump and dump fraud

A wise man suggests that I should not publish the details below of the alleged $100 million social media shares fraud as it might give certain folks in Airstrip One a few ideas of how they can up their game. But I do so anyway. Can you think of a podcast host who invites on private investors posing as BSD traders to pump their stocks with daft price targets. Who checks on whether the host or guests trade into the spikes? As for twitter pumpers…don’t get me started. Anyhow enjoy what is below, and if you have comments about UK citizens engaging in similar practices post away and I will approve.  

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1121 days ago

Asimilar – so what is the reason your shares are imploding? I offer three scenarios

Yesterday shares in Asimilar (ASLR) plunged 32% to sub 4p. The last stated NAV was – at March 31 – 25.3p so why the plunge. There are three scenarios.

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1122 days ago

Argo Blockchain back from suspension, shares crash, statement is dire

So the rapidly deleted web pages from the Argo Blockchain (ARB) website, which you can see HERE, were real – it ‘fessed last night, Chapter 11 is a very real possibility. The statement will bring no comfort to the bulls bit at least it means the shares can trade again and they have duly slumped by 48% to 3.5p. That is 3.5p too high.

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1122 days ago

Nanosynth just 0.3p to sell: bankruptcy by Christmas, will the misleaders come clean?

Back in August the serial deceivers at nanosynth (NNN) announced a death spiral deal with the shysters at Lanstead claiming it “is pleased to announce a conditional subscription to raise £2,942,500 through the issue of 535,000,000 new ordinary shares of 0.01 pence each in the Company at a price of 0.55 pence per Ordinary Share to institutional investor Lanstead Capital Investors L.P., together with a related sharing agreement pursuant to which the Company pledges the gross proceeds of the Lanstead Subscription.” Morons did not read or understand the small print. Now bankruptcy looms and morons who bought into that RNS should be rightly furious with the company and its advisers.

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1124 days ago

Procook – told y’all another warning, an extra ouzo for the Sheriff of AIM tonight!

I explicitly warned you to dodge the Procook (PROC) IPO at 145p on November12 last year. Since then there have been a catalogue of profits warnings and today, just 40 days after the last trading statement there is another savage warning. It will not be the last and the shares, at just 28p, are for morons and financial masochists only.

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1124 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bonus bearcast - Argo, the end or the beginning of the end?

Tom First things first. We have now passed 50% on the Woodlarks Christmas appeal. If you can help us raise just another £1500 by donating a tenner we are there. Please donate HERE. Secondly Argo Blockchain (ARB) shares have been suspended. An extra ouzo for me tonight. I discuss reference the screen grab, of a page now deleted by Argo or maybe not, below.

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1127 days ago

Neill Ricketts is the real victim of the collapse of Versarien, says .... Neill Ricketts

Shares in Versarien (VRS) now linger at just over 10p. Just over four years ago they were 182p. Some folks have lost 94% of their money. Many more who believed the promises of jam tomorrow and the outright deceit of boss Neill Ricketts, a man who himself is the largest shareholder having invested a paltry £4,000 for his shares. He has taken out millions in salary, bonuses ( for what FFS?) and by dumping shares as he urged others to buy. So who does Neill Ricketts say is the real victim here? Guess…

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1127 days ago

I know it's Edison but a scotching of Kefi doing a placing rumour and a valuation that says shares should treble (or more)

These days he goes by the name Lord Ashbourne but I shall always know Edison’s mining analyst as the convicted felon Charlie Gibson. Anyhow yesterday he was not thrashing some peasant for being a dirty oik or driving while sloshed but instead penning a note on Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). Of course Kefi pays for this research but that makes its steer on a placing all the more relevant. No it is NOT doing one right now as I keep being told by folks who will not accept a slam dunk denial from ‘arry Adams.

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1129 days ago

Tintra – could Richard Shearer’s stake soon really be worth £90 million?

Since I wrote about Tintra (TNT), its rule breaking and interim results on 27 October, it has busy with a few new announcements. Is this now a quarter of a billion dollar spoof?

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1135 days ago

Cineworld shares zoom – has anything changed?

Yes. The share price. Up 30% at the start now 17% ahead at 5.4p.  That has changed. But anything else?

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1136 days ago

Home REIT - "we have them on the ropes now" claims Fraser Perring of Viceroy as he publishes new report (below)!

My pal Fraser does not  think much of Home REIT’s (HOME) formal response to his bear dossier and now adds to the savaging of “shy bear” with his own formal response, below in full. Mr.Market agrees with Fraser, the shares are off another 9% at just 51p.  His rebuttal below is pretty brutal.

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1136 days ago

Versarien pre bailout placing ramp part 2 – placing a bogus story in the local rag, for the cultists to then circulate

Given that Versarien (VRS) is now running on vapours, the pointless creation of loathsome Neill Ricketts is desperate to pump its shares as hard as it can to get a bailout placing away. Yesterday we saw lovable oaf Craig from Big Brother 2001 roped in. Today we see the use of the local rag.

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1136 days ago

Tomco – yet another bailout placing – can any AIM listed company better this record of value destruction?

Tomco (TOM) arrived on AIM via an RTO int a failed tech business just in time for Christmas 2006. Was that a White Christmas? I only ask because I am dreaming of one and the chap behind that RTO was Howard Crosby, nephew of Bing and cousin of Mary who shot JR.  More than £5 million was raised at 2.5p. Wind forward today and, accounting for a 2017 200-1 share consolidation, the shares at 0.335p, are 99.933% down. Can any AIM dog, still going, match that record of disaster?

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1136 days ago

Boohoo’s Mahmud Kamani – mad, bad or a genius?

I refer, of course, to news today that  that Boohoo (BOO) has increased its shareholding in Revolution Beauty (REVB) from just under 13% to 26.4654% even though Revolution Beauty shares are suspended as it still cannot bottom out the size of a fraudulent accounting black hole. So is boss Mahmud Kamani mad or a genius?

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1150 days ago

Versarien pre bailout placing ramp part 1 – loveable scouse oaf Craig Phillips from BB 2001 and the video

There has been a concerted attempt by Versarien (VRS) to ramp its shares in recent weeks. The reason, though it has yet to ‘fess to it is that it will be out of cash, burning cash and having stiff debts to support by Christmas. It clearly needs to do an emergency placing fast, hence the ramping.  Let’s start with the just released video below starring lovable scouse oaf Craig Phillips, the winner of Big Brother 2001.

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1156 days ago

Justin the Clown’s misleading ramp of a dog where he is already well underwater – eEnergy (looks a great short)

Back in June of this year Justin the Clown told his followers, both of them, that he had filled his boots with eEnergy (EAAS) saying “My new investment that fits ALL my filters”. I am sure that is true, the shares were then c9p. They closed Friday at 6p before the company issued dismal results at 5.40 PM, nobody is watching O’clock. So yes, eEnergy does fit the classic Clown filters. But it gets worse.

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1156 days ago

Carr's Group – audit delay, shares set for short suspension but trading “has continued to perform strongly” BUY

Speciality agriculture and engineering group Carr’s (CARR) has issued an update including that “the expected completion date for the group’s audit and publication of the group’s FY22 audited results is now mid-January 2023, later than the 3 January 2023 deadline required” but that it “has continued to perform strongly”, so what’s going on?

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1157 days ago

Ouzo Man adds to his Versarien short – is he smart to do so?

Reader Ouzo man is brave enough to be short of Versarien (VRS) historically this has been a wise move but the shares have surged in the past couple of weeks to 21.5p from a low of c13p.

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1157 days ago

Publicity Mad Sarah Willingham wants to stop rail strikes by bribing the workers with her £12 cocktails

According to City AM the owners of AIM listed POS bars chain Nightcap (NGHT) are Sarah Willingham and Michael Toxvaerd. Funny, I thought that it was long suffering shareholders who owned this financial abomination where every single person who has ever bought a share and held is now out of the money with the shares trading at just 8p-9p.

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1158 days ago

“Strategic Review” is the AIM way of saying “we are fucked” – Applied Graphene Materials

On the evening of 7th November I revealed how perma-dog ( with fleas) Applied Graphene Materials (AGM) was trying to raise money at just 2p even though the shares were 12.5p at the close the working day before. The next morning it fessed, citing my article, and admitted that the issue had been pulled and that it only had cash to last until January 31. The late Mama Cass put a date in her diary for a new gig. Today comes the words every investor dreads “strategic review.”

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1162 days ago

The dangers of leaving a fund raising till it is too late : Yourgene

Back on 14 October when Yourgene (YGEN) shares traded at 4,25p I warned that the company would almost certainly run out of cash and would need to do a fund raise, HERE

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1162 days ago

Jim Mellon’s Condor Gold puts itself up for sale (again), better luck second time around

In September 2015 with its shares at 53p Condor Gold (CNR), backed by my old pal Jim Mellon, announced that to maximise shareholder value it was putting itself up for sale. But with no takers by January 2016 and with its shares back at 20p it called the process off. Today: guess what? It is up for sale again! The shares are now 24p! So much progress in almost seven years!

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1163 days ago

Genedrive rewards executive failure & deserves to go bust: full year results

When David Budd joined Genedrive (GDR) as its CEO in early 2016 the shares were 116p.  Today after diabolical full year numbers the shares are now just 10.5p. So we are all in it together right? Er wrong. While investors have lost 91% of their cash Budd has trousered just over £2 million including an inexplicable 2020 bonus of more than £207,044 taking his total package that year to £444,615. Oink. Oink. It gets worse…

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1164 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Jeremy Hunt is a LIAR Steve O'Hara is not

Even Pete Brailey the most staunchest of Tory members you could ever meet says he has given up on the party after today’s budget. I go through two lies Jeremy Hunt told and consider how he has screwed the poor, those of us running SMEs and is protecting super rich folks with sons at Eton with another lie.  Like Peter I shall not vote Tory next time.  Then onto a man who is not a liar, Optibiotix (OPTI) boss Steve O’Hara and the presentation he gave today which is below. I mention Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and an email exchange today at this point. Then a few words on Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) follow then on to Argo Blockchain (ARB) which I expect to go bust next week and Ceres Power (CWR) whose valuation is still bonkers despite the shares slumping by 80% since peak ramp. 

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1164 days ago

Ceres Power – on a (very) slow boat to China

Oh dear, oh dear, more bad news from the green pipedreams, slurp the jam tomorrow and forget about the bonkers valuation sector. Today it is Ceres Power (CWR) an AIM listed company repeatedly recommended by our own in-house Guardian reading eco-Warrior Malcolm Stacey but red flagged by  myself and Peter Brailey. Its shares are down by 65% year to date and by c80% since February 2021, the peak of the green bubble madness.

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1164 days ago

Tesco – a 250p+ share price target after recent interims?

Shares in Tesco (TSCO) were above 270p as recently as August but have fallen back significantly as it faces clear macro challenges. However, it has a long track-record across economic conditions and we consider the share price fall has been too extreme.

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1164 days ago

BREAKING: Latest RICS survey confirms house price & volume gloom, Purplebricks is surely toast in 2023

There is no way that this turd can be polished. It is a turd for housing market bulls. The latest monthly survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) covering October is even worse than that for September which was itself pretty dire. Those seeing value in anything housing related shares ( Comrade Stacey?) need to take a reality check.

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1164 days ago

BOOM: Argo Blockchain 2026 bond collapse screams at you the shares are worth 0p

The bond market is nearly always a better guide to the value of equity than the equity share price since the latter – in situations of distress – is largely driven by bulletin board morons in denial who are trading the stock while institutions  are unable to sell large positions so just sit there like rabbits in the headlights waiting for the end. So there are some folks who reckon that buying Argo Blockchain (ARB) shares  at 8.5p giving a market cap of £40 million is smart…

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1167 days ago

Company digs hole in road and issues RNS

Digging a hole in the road should not merit an RNS but when you are desperate to ramp your shares ahead of the next bailout placing, needs must.

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1167 days ago

BREAKING: Every single person owning Nightcap shares has now lost money – but CEO Sarah Willingham says she is having fun & its rewarding for her so that’s okay then

Dragon’s Den “star” La Willingham tells shareholders in Nightcap (NGHT) that for her the past year has been “eventful, fun and, at all times, rewarding”. With her bonus scheme and that for her husband Michael Toxic, that may be true for her family. The shares listed at 10p, peak ramped at 33.5p and the last placing was at 23p. The shares are now just 9p-10p after today’s dire results. So anyone who has ever bought a share in this company since its  January 2021 listing iand who still holds is now out of the money. Do mug punters in Willingham’s vanity PLC regard this experience as “fun and rewarding?” It will only get worse for them.

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1167 days ago

Sylvania Platinum – improved production and prices, remains a growth and income Buy

Sylvania Platinum (SLP) has announced “best quarterly production since the COVID-lockdowns in early 2020. This increase in production ounces and the 2% higher PGM basket price recorded in the quarter, resulted in stronger profits”. The shares have currently responded up to 92p and there looks more to go.

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1167 days ago

The curse of the fraud Supply@ME Capital’s David Bull – PCF Group to leave AIM and wind down

Secondary lender PCF Group (PCF) was an AIM sewer high-flier with its shares trading at above 40p just over 4 years ago. Today after news that it was winding down its loan book and delisting the shares are just 0.56p and the man who is to blame for the chain of events that led to today’s bombshell  is David Bull, until August chairing Eight Capital Partners (ECP) and running the Audit Committee as a NED as its bastard big brother the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME). Is he the most toxic bean counter in the small cap world?

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1167 days ago

The Andrew Bell defence at Red Rock

I am no longer tipping Red Rock Resources (RRR) as, I feel that its failure to monetize assts and thus prove what they are claimed to be worth has gone on for too long. Why can’t it monetize even one asset? The failure to do so means more fund raisings and that, to me explians why the shares I still own after almost three years have been such a duff investment for me. But boss Andrew Bell has another excuse…

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1168 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Can you smell that bullshit from Tern: shares could well halve by Christmas

I start by discussing apple pressing: I am still at it. Then I look at Tern (TERN), Amur Minerals (AMC), Joules (JOUL) and Eurasia Miniung (EUA) as it heads for a cash crisis.

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1175 days ago

Tom Winnifrith BONUS Bearcast - 10 or is it 12 shares to go to zero by Christmas

Is it 10? Is it 12? You decide. You may say there are a couple of cheats in there. Enjoy.

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1177 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: I apologise to between 70 and 75% of Australians

After that apology to most of the citizens of a nation that has turned Philistinism into an art form I discuss the Bank of England hiking base rates by 0.75%. Then it is onto ouzo man and Purplebricks (PURP) before I turn to two gold stocks that could now rocket by Christmas, Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) and Bluebird Merchant Ventures (BMV). I own shares in both and both have two reasons for a dramatic near term re-rate. Then Trainline (TRN) where the outlook is not so bright.

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1177 days ago

Mode Global and another promoter who tweet trolled goes silent: Jonathan Rowland

Jonathan Rowland the son of the colourful “Spotty”, and the founder and boss of crypto-shite play Mode Global Holdings (MODE) has been deleting some tweets of late, notably those where he trolled Gary Newman for suggesting that shares in his promote, masquerading as a company, were grossly overvalued. Over the past year the shares have collapsed by 91% and now trade at just 3.2p. In light of that, perhaps investors might wish to review some of Rowland’s tweets he forgot to delete, as we have now saved them for posterity. Oddly Rowland is not tweet ramping these days, I can’t think why.  Enjoy.

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1181 days ago

Cineworld DISGRACE – shares up 220%, short the f*ck out of it and thank the FCA for being so utterly useless

There has been news but no RNS. So for 24 hours there has been a false market in Cineworld  (CINE) with morons now buying the shares at c8p or higher. They are misunderstanding what has gone on in a void as Cineworld has issued no RNS statement. This is a regulatory disgrace, which again shames the FCA, but take advantage of it and short the feck out of the shares.

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1181 days ago

VINDICATED AGAIN: Made.com – it is over now: Administrators appointed

While the brokers told you to fill your boots with shares in Made.com (MADE) after its £775 million IPO last June, I warned you again and again that this would end badly, as you can see HERE. Made featured prominently in my 2022 ShareStock presentation. This company never had one profitable year in its 12 year existence and now as it calls in the administrators, shareholders have lost everything and the recriminations begin, led by establishment knobhead Brent Hoberman who founded this crock.

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1182 days ago

MGC Pharmaceuticals – so desperate to place but pro tem more death spiral vicar? Dismal quarterlies

I have warned you for a long time, notably with this dossier HERE, that Standard Listed MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) is a dog with fleas drowning in a sea of red flags. Today’s quarterlies, coming after six ramptastic announcements so far this month are piss poor and written with intent to deceive.

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1182 days ago

BREAKING: Vast Resources bailout funding to stave off insolvency but warns will need another as MONSTER investor deception revealed AGAIN

On 24 October Vast Resources (VAST) held a GM where shareholders voted to allow it to issue more shares. But fear not, the chairman stated “ It should be stressed that there is no commitment at this time to issue the new equity share capital for which authority is sought, and it remains the policy of the Directors to minimise such issues.” That was deceptive as the company HAD to raise money this month to avoid going bust. Today, as I predicted, came the deeply discounted placing.

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1182 days ago

B.P. Marsh and Partners – shares up on interims, but much more to come? In short: YES!

Previously writing on early stage financial services businesses investor B.P. Marsh & Partners (BPM) last month with the shares at 302p we concluded that they were still a Buy ahead of results for its half-year ended 31st July 2022. The shares previously closed at 284p but are now 304p on the back of the results.

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1182 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Malcolm is wrong, wrong, wrong today

Comrade Malcolm Stacey is yakking on about buying green shite shares again today. I explain why he is wrong at four levels to do so. I reference an article I wrote today HERE on floods in Pakistan and a few years ago on droughts in Zim South, specifically Cape Town. On Global warming do not acccept what the MSM, especially Malcolm’s pals at the BBC tell you, drill down to the core facts… Today’s episode shows again that there is no “house view” on this website

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1182 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: ouzo for me as the shysters at Bidstack fess up after my scoop but Parsley Box shares up 150%, WTF?

In today’s podcast I cover Bidstack (BIDS) where after today’s disingeneous ‘fess up folks are delusional. Then I look at Parsley Box (MEAL), Vast Resources (VAST), Canadian Overseas (COPL) and Argo Blockchain (ARB

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1187 days ago

Genflow Biosciences – time to interrogate the share register, is the convicted pump & dump fraudster still there?

With normal companies and normal investors, one assumes that if a big stockholder has been selling you will see a TR1. But in some cases you would be wrong for making such assumptions. You will remember that Genflow Bioscences (GENF) was created for the Standard list by convicted penny share pump and dump fraudster Ron Bauer and his “known associate” Adrian Beeston. After the IPO at 8p in January of this year family Beeston and Bauer held c20% of the equity. Today the shares slumped to just 1.9p

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1187 days ago

The wretched, corrupt and pointless world of broker research - Made.com

My youngest daughter believes that Peppa Pig is a work of literary genius. Her big sister Olaf believes in man made global warming. Joshua believes in Father Christmas and I have some belief about what woould be good for Cheryl Cole. Meanwhile, Cliff Weight of Sharesoc and our in house BB messiah PL believe in the utility of broker research. I bring you three notres on Made.com (MADE), floated at 200p last June and shares in which are now c1p.

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1187 days ago

GOTCHA! Made.com …they think its all over…..200p to 1p in 16 months

Hurst has not stuck the ball in the back of the net yet but the crowd of bears are on the pitch clutching bottles of ouzo and is that a Fat Lady I see among them?  Surely this disgrace from the IPO class of 2021 is doomed after the latest news? You cannot say that I did not, on numerous occasions, warn you all

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1189 days ago

Deepverge shares tank another 17% - now just 2p to sell: statement needed asap!

The silence is ominous. If Deepverge (DVRG) cannot get a placing away it will have no cash and £4 million of debt (plus interest) to repay. It is, in short, screwed. Toast. Kaput. A dead parrot. It wanted to raise £9 million at 5p. Then it became at 3p. Then, the word is, it became 2p. But with the shares are now just 2p to sell…

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1192 days ago

BREAKING: The £65m boiler room FCA boss Mark Steward refuses to act on, so now the lads are at it again – Eden Pharma

Time and time again I warned on this website that Appbox Media and OneTrueView were boiler room scams. In all £65 million was stolen from investors who have lost everything. I did contact the FCA about this matter and in May this year, Mark Steward Executive Director, Enforcement and Market Oversight finally replied. He washed his hands of the matter which is good news for the chaps involved as they are at it again! Maybe they can take the total stealings to £100 million while the FCA sleeps.

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1194 days ago

Bulletin Board Moron of the day contest – can you beat this idiot commenting on Deepverge?

I take an old fashioned view that an asset has value if it generates or will generate cash. In my view the assets of Deepverge (DVRG) do not fall into that category and thus have no value making the company worthless. Mr. Market may or may not disagree but where I stand is clear. Hence I have never owned the shares, never would and have always been 100% bearish. Simple eh? Not simple enough for one poster on the ADVFN asylum…

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1194 days ago

Argo Blockchain – off another 7% at just 11.25p – how is that 27.6p fund raise and the Deepverge bailout going? Deafening silence!

This is clearly a disorderly market. If the investor flagged up by Argo Blockchain (ARB) who was thinking of investing £24 million at 27.6p is going ahead the shares are dirt cheap as a trading buy. If not then, ceteris paribus, Argo will have gone bust by Christmas. It is a binary bet and Mr Market is telling you that it looks more like the adverse outcome than the positive one. But we can all agree the market is somewhat disorderly. So what the feck are the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation playing at?

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1194 days ago

Procook Trading Statement – things can only get worse

I explicitly warned you to dodge thie Procook (PROC) IPO at 145p less than a year ago. Today after a second quarter trading statement which saw frantic turd polishing the shares are just 35p. And, whatever the company says about Q2 trading, things are just not going to get better.

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1194 days ago

Massive Vindication for Tom Winnifrith No 2 - Chill Brands forces to restate results by FRC after TW intervention, letter in full

When I started exposing the fraud at Zoetic, now Chill Brands (CHLL) the shares were 76p. They are now 2.4p and, FWIW, running out of cash again so a sell. The other side fought hard. Seth Freedman – who had harassed Harvey Weinstein’s victims for Harvey - was engaged by a shareholder to threaten, menace and harass me and also two other writers here and a PR girl who is known to be a friend of mine. Shame on Freedman and those who defend him like Evil Knievil. I was not bullied into silence and so, after the massive Worthington vindication earlier, here is another one a, a letter from the Financial Reporting Council.I complained to it about Chill’s accounts. Hey presto, the FRC took action and – as you can see below – forced Chill to restate.

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1194 days ago

Letter to AIM Regulation: suspend Argo Blockchain until it clarifies its financial position

Mr. Market is telling you that there is something horribly wrong at Argo Blockchain (ARB) and that could well be a looming insolvency. A company that really was going to raise £24 million at 27.6p as Argo promised it would on October 7 would not see its shares languishing at 12p to sell. I have written to AIM Regulation as this is, one way or another, a false market.

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1194 days ago

Deepverge – shares collapsing, has bailout placing failed? Statement needed

Oh dear, oh dear, shares in Deepverge (DVRG) run by Gerry “the journalist trolling arse” Brandon have collapsed again today and are now just 2.25p bid, 2.375p mid. And to think that – as I exposed HERE – the company started its current bailout fund raise with Turner Pope trying to raise £9 million at 5p. Ooops. The arse assured us that the response from a roadshow had been positive but the share price today (off another 17%) suggests either frantic forward selling or that the placing is flopping altogether.

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1196 days ago

Chesterfield Resources – Canada SPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOF sale: bailout placing for Christmas vicar?

Oh dear, oh dear. Some folks paid 2.6p for Chesterfield (CHF) first thing when news of the “sale” of its Canada assets was announced. But it’s a big fat Canadian spoof and the shares have retreated as even the morons picked up on this and are now 2p-2.3p. And when the deeply discounted bailout placing is served up for Christmas those buying at 2.6p. Ouch. I hope they lubed up. So this is why this is a spoof.

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1198 days ago

Amaroq Minerals – shares to recover following recent news flow and more ahead: BUY

Shares in Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ), formerly AEX Gold (AEXG), were above 40p in August before recently falling back to below 35p. They’re now back above 35p and we look for further recovery on upcoming news flow and sentiment improving.

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1198 days ago

BREAKING P45 for CEO Ossa the Tosser as price of rescue bailout of ADM Energy

I have lost track of how many times I have exposed the various wrongdoings of Osamede Okhomina, the CEO of ADM Energy (ADME)  but on the Cesspit that is AIM, in the end the Sheriff usually gets his man.  The shares languished at 0.52p at the Friday close, 99.84% off their all time highs but there is good news which ADM will now have to confirm on Monday. For I can reveal:

 
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1198 days ago

Deepverge – is the share price telling you that the bailout placing really is at 2p?

Yesterday, shares in embattled Deepverge (DVRG) closed at just 2.75p-3p despite the reports here that its biggest liability, CEO Gerry Brandon ( aka the arse) had been handed a P45 and black bag. So where does this leave the rescue placing?

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1198 days ago

BREAKING: Supply@Me Capital – has death spiral provider Venus Capital already dumped 4.7 billion shares?

Yesterday at 5.38 pm the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) issued a TR1 RNS stating that Venus Capital SA now owned 13.95% of Supply amounting to 7,900,000 shares based on the 56,617,688,143 SYME shares currently in issue.  Cue major rejoicing by the morons on Twitter and the Bulletin Boards.  The various myths that the morons invented when the first Venus capital allocation of 2,770,000,00 shares on 27 April 2022 when Supply had 40,239,339,950 shares in issue which represented over a 6% stake to explain away the fact that no RNS was issue have been conveniently forgotten for the time being.

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1199 days ago

Argo Blockchain – now just 14.75p: surely AIM Regulation must force a statement

On 7th October Argo Blockchain (ARB) announced a three part emergency refinancing package. Two parts will see it limp through to November without calling in the administrators. The third part was news that an investor was preparing to stump up £24 million at 26.7p. But today the shares have fallen, again, to just 14.75p. Surely the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation must force a statement to clarify two vital matters:

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1199 days ago

This ADVFN thread has not aged well - the moron who says he has lost £700,000 on Deepverge

The thread consists of just three posts and was when Deepverge (DVRG) shares were 21p. A few months earlier they had crossed 40p. What was wrong?

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1200 days ago

GOTCHA: Deepverge admits my placing expose true but then tells blatant porkies (again)

Oh Dear, Oh dear, what is it with Deepverge (DVRG) boss Gerry “the arse” Brandon and misleading investors? It is like Warren Beatty and his sex addiction, the arse just cannot help himself.  He has admitted that my deeply discounted placing expose of yesterday is true and the shares have again collapsed. Oh dear. Oh dear.

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1200 days ago

BREAKING EXPOSE: More howling prospectus errors signed off by the FCA – Supply@ME Capital and the £24m blunder

The FCA must approve any prospectus for the Standard List and it has approved that for the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) so allowing it to issue more of its worthless shares. At a proper regulator heads would roll for these massive blunders.

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1203 days ago

Quarterly NPV: Wretched Colin Bird forced to sell Jubilee shares, the family silver, just how fucked is Tiger Royalties?

Of course, despite boasting that Tiger Royalties (TIR) is publishing its NPV, Net Portfolio Value, the shameless chancer and career penny share hustler Colin Bird neglects to tell us what current liabilities were at 30th September so we can only guess at that. More on that later but what we do see is a portfolio falling in value and becoming ever more concentrated in illiquid shit where Bird is in control. Today’s RNS is toxic.

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1203 days ago

Imperial Brands – full-year trading statement, further shareholder returns ahead

Imperial Brands (IMB) has announced year ended 30th September 2022 “trading in line with expectations with growth in aggregate market share for top-five priority markets” and that a strengthened balance sheet and achievement of target leverage are to enable the immediate start of an ongoing share buyback programme. The shares have responded positively, up to 1940p, so what’s the detail?

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1205 days ago

Argo Blockchain ‘fesses to cash crisis – told y’all

Okay you did not need the brains of Lloyd George to work out that this was coming but the stench of panic in today’s package of emergency measures from Argo Blockchain (ARB) should un-nerve even Zak Mir as he is paid to ramp these worthless shares.

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1208 days ago

Slashing (already dire) Versarien forecasts ahead of Q4 share price meltdown

You can sometimes get some borrow in Versarien (VRS) and if you can you should even with the shares, which were once almost 200p, having slumped to below 15p. The next collapse will happen and happen fairly soon. It is a when not an if.

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1208 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Here is what I would have bought after some on the ground DD had my stockbroker not been on YET ANOTHER holiday

I reckon these stockbrokers must earn even more that those chancers my wife gets in to clean the windows and so I am a frustrated non buyer of a shares I have not owned before. Jaya and I did some due diligence at the coal face today and I explain why I may be buying if I can get hold of the great man tomorrow.  Then it is onto Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT) and the corruption of the deadwood press (the Sunday Times in this case) and finally a detailed look at Malcolm Stacey favourite Strix (KETL) where I have been a bear.  The shares are down 69% over the past 13 months and after today’s news I see an easy 30-40% more downside from here. With an EV of c£400 millionand a £270 million market cap it should be shortable and should be shorted.

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1208 days ago

Essentra – corporate excitement really kicking off, still a Buy

Essentra (ESNT) has issued “Sale of Filters and Packaging Completion of Sale” and “Appointment of New Chief Executive”-titled announcements and the shares have responded up by more than 15% to above 210p – Mr Market says it sounds like good news then.

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1208 days ago

The toxic legacy of David Bull – PCF Group stops lending today as it faces growing balance sheet crisis

Shares in PCF Group (PCF) closed 2020 at 30p. Less than three months later they were suspended at 24p as a black hole created by its then recently departed numbers man David Bull emerged. It has been downhill ever since and today’s latest dire update has seen them collapse by 33% to 1.5p. But a spread of 1p-2p suggests market makers know that there could be far worse to come. This is Bull’s fault. Who on earth would employ him now?

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1211 days ago

Powerhouse Energy – what ails thee?

At just over a penny, shares in Powerhouse Energy (PHE) are down by more than 75% so far this year. At peak ramp on 31 December 2020 they were 9.8p. To all those folks nursing 90% losses thanks to the (undeclared) paid ramping of Zak Mir and the ludicrous claims made by the company including its disgraced ex chairman, the liar and former Tory Minister Tim Yeo, you know who to blame. And it is not me who did warn you, not that you wished to listen.

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1211 days ago

Made.com – shares soar on hope but the grim truth about the black hole is grim indeed

I say soar. The shares are up 27% at 4.3p. To those dumb fund managers who ponied up £200 million (half from the company and have from investors bailing) at 200p in last year’s IPO that will be scant consolation. They are still almost 98% offside! The news is mixed.

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1211 days ago

Venus has sold every singly Supply share it has been given - proof for the morons

There are still some morons out there who reckon that mysterious offshore death spiral provider Venus is an actual investor in the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) shares. They are encouraged in this delusion by the company but the reality is that Venus uses ramptastic and fanciful RNS’s from Supply to forward sell shares onto the morons and then converts loan notes into shares to cover. In other words it always has either a negative or zero position in the stock. You think it is just me saying that? Have a butchers at page 5 of the current prospectus which will allow Supply to issue even more billions of death spiral shares…

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1211 days ago

GOTCHA – Tortilla Mexican Grill – profits warning when’s the placing?

I warned and I warned that this Mexican style fast food rollout would go badly and today shares in Tortilla Mexican Grill (MEX) have duly puked by 30% to 101p. It was just 362 days ago that this company joined the AIM sewer at 181p having raised £5 million for the company and £12 million for founders cashing in some of their nachos. Good call.

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1212 days ago

A Letter to AIM Regulation & Roland “Fatty” Cornish: Colin Bird’s Bezant a statement & suspension needed

As I exposed here yesterday, Colin Bird’s Bezant Resources (BZT) is insolvent and has deceived investors with its interims on Friday. I have written to its Nomad, Roland “fatty” Cornish, treating him with the respect he deserves, suggesting that the shares be suspended and that a statement is needed ASAP. Since he is almost certainly missing in 7 course lunch action today or perhaps sleeping luncheon off as he prepares for supper, I have ccd in the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation.

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1214 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: BREAKING: Interims from Bezant and Caerus do not add up, have Colin Bird & Fatty Cornish misled us all?

Yesterday saw interims from Bezant (BZT) and Caerus  (CMRS). Has Colin Bird deceived us all? Have King of the spivs Jon Bellis and London’s worst nomad, Roland “fatty” Cornish signed off on a work of complete fiction? I think they have and that Bezant shares should be suspended ASAP and Bird’s career of penny share hustling broughtto an immediate close. All is  explained in today’s podcast. 

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1214 days ago

Piss poor interims from Eurasia – cash crisis looms

Back in February 2020 when Eurasia Mining (EUA) was trying its hardest to ramp its shares to the moon to allow its dodgy Russian backers to dump stock and for it to refinance, it paid the scumbags at ACF Research to produce a note which forecast that revenues would rocket to £341 million by 2021 by when profit after tax would be £160 million. Hmmm, today we had half year 2022 numbers and guess what? Have you got a microscope handy?

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1214 days ago

Alpha Growth piss poor and non IFRS compliant interims, does anyone at the FCA care about enforcing its own rules?

Alpha Growth (ALGW) published its piss poor results for the six months ended 30 June 2022 today which showed a loss before tax of £454,635.  The shares were off 7% at the time of writing this article which values the group at £11 million a multiple of almost 4 times net assets.  This looks high compared to say Legal & General (LGEN) which runs asset management and insurance operations with longevity exposure which trades at a multiple of just over 1 times net assets, has massive scale and pays dividends. Alpha is less likely to join the dividend list than, well, Cheryl Cole and you know what.

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1214 days ago

Avacta Interims: no placing (yet) but bulls should not get too smug

Avacta (AVCT) shares are off only 0.5p at 109.5p today despite some fairly piss poor half calendar year numbers as bulls were given two straws to clutch at: a sharp increase in sales and the lack of a bailout placing. Fear not if you are short: the denouement is only delayed and here is why.

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1214 days ago

MGC Pharmaceuticals: another red flag vicar? More ouzo on cornflakes for a vindicated sheriff!

Following the publication of my red flag dossier earlier this year, anyone owning shares in MGC Pharmaceuticals (MXC) was fully warned of the need to lube up. I hope they did. The shares were 2.25p back on 11 January when I warned you that this was a £70 million dog from the scholars and gentleman at Turner Pope.  They are now just 0.825p but after another red flag admission today they are still a monstrous sell.

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1215 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Colin Bird skewers himself Neil Woodford style so Tiger Royalties shares 80% overvalued

My Aunt Lucy ticked me off this morning for writing nasty things about folks. She wants me to be nicer to EVERYONE even folks like Colin Bird and Neill Ricketts. Hmmmmmmmmmm. In today’s podcast I look at Versarien (VRS), musicMagpie (MMAG), Saga (SAGA) and in detail at Tiger Royalties & Investments (TIR), Birds’s collapsing house of related party cards.

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1215 days ago

Zamaz uses over priced shares to make its first acquisition: all meat to the White mill

Today the disgrace of a £77 million Standard List IPO Zamaz (ZAMZ) has announced its first acquisition, Ecocarni, “a purveyor of premium quality meats and associated products sourced from Italy and Argentina to both wholesale and retail customers, from its flagship store in Milan.”  Some further extracts from the RNS are provided below:

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1216 days ago

Revolution Beauty Group – Oh dear, you want the bad news or the very bad news?

More ouzo on the cornflakes for the Sheriff of AIM as another 2021 IPO serves up quite dreadful news. After the debacle at Made.com (MADE) next up is Revolution Beauty (REVB) shares in which have been suspended since 1 September as it has failed to get sign off on accounts for the year to 28 February 2022. Now there is more bad news on two fronts: Lets start with the accounting tomfoolery.

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1216 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Time for eco loons to head to Devon to strip naked and confront David Bramhill again

In today’s podcast, I look at Darktrace (DARK) as its shares slump again, Avacta (AVCT) , Novacyt (NCYT), UK base rate rises, nanosynth (NNN) and the dishonesty of journalist smearing and trolling Union Jack Oil (UJO). PS, Matt Earl, the Dark Destroyer, tells me that he has added to his Darktrace short today.

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1216 days ago

A Hassard to your wealth - Nigel the Bidstack loon spreads lies

1,271 folks follow Nigel Hassard on twitter for a non stop diet of tweets about why you should buy shares in Bidstack (BIDS). Given the level of delusion from Nigel the question one asks is who is he trying to fool? Himself or other morons? Take this absolute gem below.

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1217 days ago

Bulletin Board Moron of the week Competition – paranoid Bidstack & Avacta punter edition

Some folks really do need therapy. Bidstack (BIDS) deceives its shareholders a fact I prove, its shares slump and who is to blame. Yes it is evil TW, the Jews and a gang of minions. I kid you not., Here are a few posts from the Bidstack and Avacta (AVCT) boards over at ADVFN for you to consider. I omit the one repeating the canard that I am a convicted tax evader ( never even been questioned) but the selection below demonstrates the paranoia and stupidity of some folks. But can you do better? If so add your examples of stupidity from the LSE and ADVFN Bulletin Boards or twitter in the comments section below. The deadline for entries is midnight Saturday.

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1217 days ago

Supply@ME Capital: 13 bits of carelessness

Proper companies do not behave like this. But those which are frauds care little for timely filings of paperwork at Companies House, they are too busy ppumping the shares to allow insiders to sell, death spiral financing to be secured. And that brings me to the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) which apppears to be picking up on two years of missed filings as the screenshot below shows. Such industrial scale backfiling is not a good sign, it is another red flag to add to the forest.

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1218 days ago

BREAKING: Made.com – shares continue to slide as cash crisis gets worse – RNS needed

On 16 August I warned HERE that Made.com (MADE) would be lucky to end the year with its bottom of the range cash forecast of £5 million and that the company needed to get away a placing of £40 million. Two days later it ‘fessed that it was working on things with its advisers. Since then matter have got worse and worse and I wonder if this can be rescued at all. First up is the very obvious cash crisis

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1219 days ago

Nanosynth – as the share price collapses the sheer scale of the 26 August mendacity is exposed

Needless to say, the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation have failed to force serial dog Nanosynth (NNN) to correct the grotesquely misleading RNS of 26 August in which it claimed that a Lanstead death spiral deal meant that it had secured “ a conditional subscription to raise £2,942,500  through the issue of 535,000,000 new ordinary shares of 0.01 pence each in the Company at a price of 0.55 pence per Ordinary Share.” That was a big fat fecking lie and with the shares collapsing to 0.42p, i.e less than they were before the deal was announced and a couple of subsequent ramptastic bullshit RNS’s. Mr Market is waking up and smelling the coffee even if the bogus Sheriff of AIM, Marcus Stuttard, and his colleagues are asleep at the wheel.

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1220 days ago

BREAKING: Open Orphan Insider Trading Probe - Dublin arrest

It is being reported in the Irish online publication, The Currency, that a businessman arrested on suspicion of alleged insider trading this week was trading in the shares of Open Orphan (ORPH). However the businessman was not working for the Irish company.

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1220 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: Crack out Evil Banksta's ouzo, vindicated on Naked Wines disaster call in just weeks

The first big call on Naked Wines (WINE) was 18 days ago HERE. Then there was a big follow up article on September 6 HERE. After 2 announcements at no-one is watching O’Clock last night the shares have crashed by 40% today. I discuss where next as I ponder Evil Banksta’s generous gifts on Saturday.

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1222 days ago

Boom, boom: Why are Audioboom shares collapsing?

The shares are off another 15% today at 498p. That is less than a quarter of what they were, earlier this year when the fraudsters favourite journalist Ben Harrington was telling readers of the loathsome fake financial newspaper the Mail on Sunday that bidders were circling. So why are the shares trading lower. There are three reasons:

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1224 days ago

Ignore director spoof share purchases, fundamentals will out: ref Cake Box

Back in November of last year the CEO of Cake Box (CBOX) sold 3 million shares at 350p to mug fund managers. That means that over the past two years he has trousered £16.4 million at 170p and 350p. Lucky him. The company, which I have called out for months as a slam dunk car crash waiting to happen, has recently served up a horrific profit warning and its shares touched 90p. But then the CEO invested £250,000 at 121p and hey presto the shares are now 142p – more than halfway back to the pre-warning 180p level. This is absurd.

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1225 days ago

Cineworld worth 0p-1.5p, stay short – Evil Banksta

My problem, as ever, is being to much of a nice guy. So, generously, have long argued that Cineworld (CINE) shares might be worth 2p. And I stay with that view after yesterday’s Chapter 11 news.  Evil Banksta,, being a bankster, is by definition not a nice guy and so has been even more bearish. He stays short and bearish and argues that, in a best case scenario, the shares are going to 1.5p. And unlike Damian from Northern Ireland who should be in jail, he explains his reasoning in a balanced fashion, thus:

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1227 days ago

Cineworld – this man should be in jail

AFTER the company announced that it was going into Chapter 11, Damian From Northern Ireland posted the video below urging folks to buy shares in Cineworld (CINE). Damian you should be in jail. For what he says is selective, quoting from the RNS about how deleveraging will strengthen the balance sheet etc, etc. But neglecting to mention the explicit warning that equity holders will be more or less wiped out. Unbelievably……

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1227 days ago

BREAKING – Cineworld files for Chapter 11 and the shares soar, how insane is that?

Cineworld (CINE) has shocked nobody with half a brain or more by putting its US assets into Chapter 11 ahead of a “restructuring process”. Amazingly morons see this as good news! The shares were 25% ahead shortly after the RNS arrived. but are still 13% up at 4.4p. Madness. Cineworld is explicit about what is going on, stating:

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1227 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: The guy serving booze in the supermarket was a poster on the LSE Asylum who owned shares in SYME " You're a drunk and about my Ferrari"

Ok that was part of my dream as Jaya and I went out buying the booze for ShareStock. I relay the dream in full and also an old joke. Then onto three companies where there may be financing issues very soon: Versarien (VRS), Deepverge (DVRG) and Wishbone Gold (WSBN). Finally Sharestock. If you want a ticket and have not booked you have just over 24 hours tpo do so and then I will close bookings as we have almost 80 folks coming. Secondly, if you are among the 80 and want supper here with the family from c6.15 LET ME KNOW BY EMAIL BY COP WEDNESDAY.  You can book your seat HERE.

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1227 days ago

Westminster Group ramp: Arden Partners and MWM you are an effing disgrace

The morons are getting terribly excited by an article by my old mucker Mark Watson Mitchell (HERE) suggesting that shares in Westminster Group (WSG) chaired by disgraced ex Tory MP Tony Baldry of the fraud 3DM infamy, are cheap as chips. The article is titled “Giving Money away” But it is all demonstrable bollocks targeting the stupidest investors to try and pump the shares ahead of a bailout placing. That will be the 35th such bailout in Westminster’s tawdry history.

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1227 days ago

BOOM: Aaquaverse going bust – wanna buy some Audioboom shares? Plenty on offer if you are mad enough

Oh dear, Oh dear,  as my old pal Michael Walters would say as one of the many duffers he had tipped aggressively had an encounter with the Fat Lady. The house of cards that is Audioboom (BOOM), AAA, and Asimilar (ASLR) is starting to collapse.

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1227 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: The compelling short case for Avacta

I start with a few words on the logistics for Sharestock, the supper with my family and Wednesday’s deadline for booking HERE. Then on why Avacta (AVCT) shares will collapse at any time, on retail-aggeddon and then onto the Malcolm Stacey view that we should all be in cash. I disagree witn the old Guardian reading loon.

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1229 days ago

Cineworld – a shorters nightmare or a shorters wet dream?

Shares in Cineworld (CINE) are rocketing. They were down to 2p. Today they are more than 50% ahead at just under 7p, valuing this company at £90 million. On the BBs folks are talking 10p and 20p. They have not been this excited and screamed “burn shorters burn” since they piled inro Petropavlovsk (POG) just before it went bust. Or Thomas Cook, shares in which surged from 4p to 14p in the last fortnight before it went bust!

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1243 days ago

Tom Winnifrith: New shorts, old shorts, no recordings no holds barred in just 8 days

It is 8 days to Sharestock when 70-80 folks will spend the day in a tent on a raised garden on the banks of the River Dee, eight m,iles from Chester but in Wales! There will be free drinks all day and up to four meals of locally produced food. There is salmonand pike fishing, prize croquet but this day is for those who want to make more money from shares. It will be fun and entertaining with no speaker, least of all me, pulling their punches.

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1243 days ago

Cake Box Told y’all! Disastrous warning and it will get worse

Lucian Miers may have become a big fan of Cake Box’s (CBOX) egg-free mega calorie cream cakes but it seems that others are taking a different view. You have been repeatedly warned that this was a disaster in waiting and today there is a catastrophic profits warning and it is only going to get worse. How jolly glad the CEO and his Mrs who sold 3 million shares at 350 to poor dumb sheeple fund managers last November and 3.75 million 170p in September 2020 will be to have banked £16.88 million as the shares are now just 98p. And things will get worse.

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1243 days ago

A hopping mad Matt Earl on Darktrace – you’d be mad to own the shares

Last week the Dark Destroyer agreed to do a conference call with a few fund managers to discuss Darktrace (DARK). Some sad feck recorded the call and passed the recording to the Sunday Times which ran a big story “exposing Matt’s undisclosed short”. If only financial journalists on the deadwood press understood that short disclosures are only visible over 0.5%. So, for Darktrace that would be c. £18 million, way too big for Earl’s Shadowfall oufit. Earl is hiding nothing.

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1243 days ago

EXCLUSIVE: Boohoo.com – The Dark Destroyer Matt Earl spells out the cash need and the way shareholders were fleeced

Over the weekend I explained HERE why Boohoo.com (BOO) could go bust. Given the shocking corporate governance history here arguably it SHOULD go bust. Boohoo is just a bad actor on the PLC stage. Matt Earl, the Dark Destroyer, was an early critic of Boohoo but even with the shares having crashed to 44p, giving a £560 million market cap, he warns of massive problems ahead and quantifies the extra cash need: £200 million.

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1245 days ago

Spanking Bethany’s bottom – you can’t say that!

The Bethany in question is Bethany Garner of Forbes who wrote an article a fortnight ago on the three cheapest CBD stocks in London. The trio were, as a I pointed out at the time, the most total dogs, draped in red flags in a sector on its knees.  On Friday one of the three served up dreadful news and its shares slumped so I said Bethany should have her bottom spanked.

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1245 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – current trading disappointment, but highly favourable risk/reward here?

OptiBiotix Health (OPTI) has announced that it now expects half-year sales in its new structure to be materially lower than expected and, though it expects sales normalising in the second half and healthy growth next year, the current year is to now be “insufficient to make up the H1 deficit”. We profusely apologise for the short-term disappointment though, having spoken to the company, what to do now with the shares down at 19.5p to buy, a £17 million market cap?

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1252 days ago

New shorts, old shorts, no recordings no holds barred in 16 days time

It s just 16 days to Sharestock and I bought the big tent for it yesterday!. It will not just be about shares to short. Peter Hambro will talk about gold and how to play it. Chris Bailey will talk about making money from long only value investing in a bear market and 3 CEOs will face a 15 minute grilling from me, including Optibiotix boss Steve O’Hara and Cathal Friel of Open Orphan. But the short sellers presenting are legends.

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1252 days ago

Love Hemp issues the sort of misleading release which again shows why no adviser should act for it

Having told a grotesque lie to investors about raising cash which it had in fact not raised, the board of Aquis listed Love Hemp (LIFE) should be in jail. Instead, with almost no cash, it limps on, its shares suspended as no advisor has signed up to replace Peterhouse, which quit when the lie emerged. Today another deceit.

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1252 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Today I bought shares in ...

All is explained in the podcast but my pension has gone to nil cash after this trade. Then I look at Eden Research (EDEN), musicMagpie (MMAG), Cineworld (CINE), Boohoo.com (BOO) and Revolution Beauty (REVB). As of today 72 chairs will be needed for ShareStock on September 10. I am scrabbling to get them so if you want to attend please book early in case I need to do more scrabbling. Book HERE

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1252 days ago

Cineworld comments, shares up – thanks be the Lord, another chance to short

This statement should have come out on Friday but Cineworld (CINE) likes to treat its shareholders in the way that dirty peasants deserve. So is the company going bust?

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1252 days ago

Thungela Resources – interims - we are 80% up here so what next?

Thungela Resources (TGA) has announced results for the first half of 2022, noting “profit for the reporting period of R9.6 billion in a volatile operating environment (H1 2021: R351 million)”. This has currently helped the shares up to around 1500p, so how does the value look now?

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1253 days ago

BREAKING: Cineworld shares plunge 89% - it is preparing to file for bankruptcy

Two days ago it fessed to considering a debt for equity swap that would see shareholders almost wiped out. Today it could, as I warned,  be even worse than that.

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1253 days ago

Chill Brands shares surge on non deal – do a google search!

We have not had any hard sales data from Chill Brands (CHLL) for an eternity. We had interims to 6 months 30 September 2021 then an admission that much of the H1 revenues booked may have to be backed out when FY to March 31 numbers are eventually released. In early May there was an admission that offline sales through retailers were essentially zippo and a claim that online sales via Chill.com were up by 30% in the three months prior. 130% of SFA is still SFA.

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1256 days ago

Made.com – Gotcha!

I explained in detail earlier this week why Made.com (MADE) is going to HAVE to do a bailout placing. Floated at 200p just over a year ago, raising £100million by issuing new shares while existing shareholders lobbed out a cheeky £90 million of stock onto gullible institutions, the company is quite simply running out of cash. Today it “responded to media speculation” and essentially ‘fessed that I was right. This will be messy.

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1257 days ago

Canadian Overseas Petroleum – utterly shite Q2 results in the most favourable macro climate ever! Target price for 2023 0p

Does our own BB savant PL still believe in reports from this company’s house broker saying that Canadian Overseas  Petroleum (COPL) shares will roof it? Who is going to break the news to him that Santa and the tooth fairy are not real? Today’s Q2 numbers try to hide the point but are truly appalling.

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1257 days ago

Versarien: shares slumping, is it the bailout placing or a grim year end trading statement? Or Both!

You will remember that when the old auditor to Versarien (VRS), run by loathsome charlatan Neill Ricketts, walked, the new bean counter said that it would not have sufficient time to sign off on results to March 31 so Ricketts extended the year end to September 30. But the shares are today sliding (again), off 10% to 18p, as chickens prepare to come home to roost.

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1257 days ago

Abingdon Health – even more bad news, ouzo on my cornflakes

I warned before it listed that Abingdon Health (ABDX) was essentially insolvent and that the 96p ( £92 million market cap) was bonkers and that anyone investing was insane.  But, of course, institutional fund managers (playing with YOUR  money) knew better and gambled £22 million. After the latest shocking news the shares are, after 19 months, just 6.75p. Ouch.

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1258 days ago

Daniel O’Neil you old spoofer – your share buying at Procook does not wash

The IPO of Procook (PROC) last November was one that I explicitly warned you about. That offer was at 145p. The shares are now 40p but CEO Daniel O Neill really is the most almighty spoofer, his share buying of late is a red flag in itself, an invitation to go short.

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