Tavira

37 days ago

GOTCHA: Blencowe’s Ralston axed after my FCA intervention and loses options but the company is still talking shit

On Monday Blencowe Resources (BRES) CEO Mike Ralson was “resigned” after it emerged that he had sold shares on 15 occasions in the past year without declaring it and had almost certainly committed insider dealing ahead of a placing in December 2025. But Blencowe allowed him to keep his options and said he would stay on as a consultant until his already agreed retirement date, almost certainly on an unchanged financial screw. I called this out on Monday and wrote to the FCA yesterday. Today Mike has been fired and lost his options. GOTCHA! But Blencowe still dissembles.

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39 days ago

Blencowe Resources – why is CEO Mike Ralston not in jail and instead being rewarded for his crimes?

This stinks to high heaven and is a major scandal yet nobody seems to care. Blencowe Resources is running on vapours and its three brokers ( Tavira, Cavendish and Oily Keen’s Oak) are clearly doing a placing for Blencowe (BRES). My cat can do the maths.

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337 days ago

Georgina Energy – You really could not make this up, it is nonsense on steroids

This is just comical. Thus is a desperate attempt to spoof folks into buying the shares and yes, I do get to weave Cheryl Cole into the story.

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347 days ago

Letter to Oliver Stansfield at Tavira: surely you must resign and report Georgina Energy

Broker Jerry Keen at Oak Securities would act for the bastard love child of Satan and Nicola Horlick’s pal Bernie Madoff as long as there was a fat retainer and so he will have no issue with the latest antics at Georgina Energy (GEX). But will advisor Oliver Stansfield at Tavira show a bit more moral fibre? I have dropped him a note.

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347 days ago

EXPOSE: Georgina Energy – still no RNS, over to Companies House, the FCA must surely be all over this?

On Friday I recounted how at 1.26 PM the insolvent scam that is Georgina Energy (GEX) tweeted a release from Harlequin Energy Limited claiming that it had backing from a $9 billion family office in Colorado to support an offtake deal. If that was genuine there should have been an RNS. If fake there should be jail time. Now here’s an odd thing.

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378 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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382 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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410 days ago

BREAKING: Georgina’s former chairman Karl Watkin fires off another damning letter to UKLA/The FCA

How long can advisors Tavira and jerry Keen’s Oak Securities continue to defend the indefensible and act for Georgina Energy (GEX). Following communication with the DEMIRS department in Western Australia, Georgina’s former chairman Kark Watkin has fired off another missive to the Regulators. Enjoy!

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559 days ago

The top 10 Winnileaks exposes on ShareProphets

The Winnileaks service whereby folks can send me documents knowing I will protect my source has given us some great scoops. Here are the ten most read...
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571 days ago

Another Winnileaks expose: Tavira letter to customers - this does not read well

Oh dear, oh dear, this letter from bucket shop broker to penny dreadfuls Tavira to its clients does not read like its good news and it has found its way to Winnileaks so gets a wider audience Apparently it has had a strategic review. Uh Oh! The two most dreaded words in the world of finance.

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