Yom Winnifrith

32 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: less than 2 year Kier

IT nightmares make this later and briefer than otherwise. I discuss that, a factoid from Lucian on US decline, Easyjet (EZJ) and the end of Keir Starmer, a rotten PM and NOT an honourable man. But worse is to follow.

59 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Losing my faith in humanity I'm off to strim nettles, back at 7 PM

I am just flagging up that I shall be back at 7 PM with an article that can't go out until then but needs to go out before tomorrow. Meanwhile who makes me despair? Rupert Lowe and his fans, Colin Turd and Kendrick Resources (KEN) and all involved in BSF Enterprise (BSFA) as it tries another pump as it NEEDS warrants exercising but dodges the 2 enormous elephants in the room.

154 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: is Blue Owl v2 Bear Stearns and if so when is the Lehman Moment?

I start with Blue Owl and the mega bear case for the market, especially tech. That brings me onto bitcoin and a deep dive into FY numbers from the Smarter Web Compay (SWC). En passant I mention London Bitcoin Comany (BTC) amnd Hamak Strategy (HAMA)

439 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.

1487 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Shield Therapeutics or Verditek - which sees a share price collapse first?

I start with my wonderful son, Joshua, losing every race at Sports Day with bravery and humour. Then, onto UK Network Agency; Innovation Agri-Tech; Eden Pharma; the wretched FCA’s failure on £65 million fraud, Appbox Media/One True View; Ocado (OCDO); Morses Club (MCL); Cake Box (CBOX) – where Steve is wrong; Verditek (VDTK); and Shield Therapeutics (STX).

2309 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: is Big Sofa fecked and why - after 4 years of losses - Virgin really should be

Two house keeping matters. First please send Darren pictures of the view from your window & your work space during the lockdown to provide a daily distraction. Darren has kicked off the series with a snowy scene from his Canadian bolt-hole HERE.  Second please do offer nominations for the rogue AIM & Standard List directors. If you are afraid of libel just nominate a name & company and Nigel and I will do the rest in a song & dance presentation on May 8. Details and nominations are HERE. In today’s Bearcast I look at the demise or otherwise of Carluccio’s, Virgin Airlines and Big Sofa (BST) and perhaps of the AIM casino itself.