37 days ago
Some folks are prolific liars. Some folks cheer on prolific liars and some folks get attacked for being a good guy who exposes prolific liars. If you believe that I am the source of all evil like crazy Meg Short at Bloomberg and so deserve to be “destroyed”, here is yet more evidence that I am a good guy and that you are just plain wrong and stupid and a disgrace to your profession.
45 days ago
Oh sweet Lord what irony. How Neil Woodford used to rant about my activities. But it seems that while the FCA is prepared to bless the writings of one failed fund manager, myself, it is not so happy about those of another, Neil “no mates” Woodford. As Panorama recognized it was myself and others on this website who exposed Woodford from 2015 with more than 1000 articles, podcasts and videos while the MSM blew him off on a daily basis in scenes reminiscent of Pride month celebrations in Brighton.
63 days ago
Do not tell crazy Meg Short at Bloomberg but the real problem on AQSE is that you cannot short stocks. That means that most bears do not offer critical comment and thus nonsense on stilts can be pumped by means fair and foul to ludicrous valuations. In the end gravity kicks in and mug punters do their conkers. It is a crazy system, have a look at Delta Gold Technologies (DGQ), how the bears wish they could short it.
86 days ago
I have not held back in my criticism of Quantum Data Energy (QDE), formerly Mast Energy. Indeed I tipped off crazy Meg Short from Bloomberg that she should be investigating it and the Josh Barsch fake news scam but she was too busy taking dictation from Seth Freedman, the man Harvey Weinstein paid to harass the women he raped, to do real journalism. Today Quantum’s auditor Crowe LLP , has resigned on the spot just hours before it was meant to sign off of calendar 2025 results. Quantum is screwed.
115 days ago
It happened at nobody is watching O’Clock last night, the RNS we have been waiting almost a month for: Zak Mir has lift the building (geddit?). Bloomberg may still be trying to cover up its part in the Seth Freedman/ Nick Leeson criminal conspiracy to destroy me and protect a fraud but the dominoes are starting to topple. The statement is odd.
116 days ago
Results today from Technology Minerals (TM1) are utterly atrocious. Losses upon losses and a material uncertainty warning from the auditors is sort of putting it mildly. When the shares resume trading they remain utterly in bargepole territory. Who is to blame for this? You might think that it was Chris Cleverley’s pals in management but if you are crazy Meg Short at Bloomberg you probably blame Tom Winnnifrith for the losses and, for once, Ms Short might have a point. Let me explain…
120 days ago
In my earlier article today on Sundae Bar (SBAR) I looked at just how awful the results wereand why the company was heading for a cash crisis soon. Now to a series of accounting blunders which will see me heading to both my good pals at the Financial Reporting Council but also to the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation.
136 days ago
In their attempts to earn fifteen grand each for destroying me with smears and harassment, rapist Harvey Weinstein’s bully boy Seth Freedman and Barings destroyer Nick Leeson tried to introduce Bloomberg reporter “crazy” Meg Short to a numberof small cap and AIM CEOs who would say how my “hurty words” and supposed assistance to the shorting gangs had destroyed their Great British Companies. One such fellow was Neill Ricketts but he’s not the biggest scallywag involved.
140 days ago
Is disgraced so called journalist Meg Short still at Bloomberg?. It has not even graced my communications with an acknowledgement. Smug "ethical journalism" my arse, motherfuckers! But I point you to a place where folks are even more crazy than is the friend of fraudsters and hired goons, Ms Short. Then I discuss the Iran war. Then Satsuma (SATS) and finally The Smarter Web Company (SWC). Could I and would I buy its shares at 15p in late April?
142 days ago
The monthly report for February shows that there were no new admissions and three cancellations including the departure of long term bear campaign dog Versarien taking the AIM market down to 613 companies. Theis is the lowest level for 23 years and no doubt Crazy Meg at Bloomberg blames that entirely on evil Tom Winnifrith, nobody else. Actually it is even worse than it looks.
145 days ago
I start with a few more words on Medpal AI (MPAL) for crazy Meg at Bloomberg. Then the Iran war and finally the real threat to your wealth.
147 days ago
Back in the days when crazy Meg from Bloomberg was wetting her knickers about her GSCE grades I was exposing the biggest ever fraud on AIM, Quindell. Yesterday I published a fascist lawyers letter from Schillings trying to silence me in that battle. But it was not the first from the Terry gang.
148 days ago
While Crazy Meg from Bloomberg ( her surnname is Short BTW) was still doing her GCSE’s I was exposing the biggest ever fraud on AIM, Quindell. Meg might think that her job is to harass good,honest, decent journalists but of course others think that is their job too, notably lawyers such as Schillings.
148 days ago
I have spent most of the day on the BIG STORY which Comrade Basham reckons could be the biggest of my career. Right now it takes precedence over everything. You will see why! As part of that I have spent hours in contact with various regulators. Certain crazy folks who think I am some arch villain have no idea about how much they love me and my work. I discuss that, Darren's finest hour with today's upgrade, and then Medpal AI (MPAL), Satsuma (SATS) and Eco Buildings (ECOB).
149 days ago
While Crazy Meg from Bloomberg tries to convince her editors that after years of exposing fraud at Chill Brands (CHLL) in the face of threats to myself and my family, I am now being nice to it just because its CEO spent 99 quid on a ticket to Sharestock last year, I have written today to the FCA about the company. This is only the latest in an unswervingly long line of acts of bearishness on my part. The FCA should be forcing Chill to come clean on just how big a financial mess it is now in.
149 days ago
Just because it is an unshortable insolvent fraud I guess Supply@ME Capital’s (SYME) share price horror show will be blamed by crazy Meg at Bloomberg and others on evil TW’s hurty words hidden by a paywall but sponsored by market makers, Mossad and evil shorters. Back on planet earth…
149 days ago
I start by mentioning a walk by reader Neil and if you wish to support him you can do so HERE. Then I discuss the fatal flaw at the hear of the smears from crazy Meg at Bloomberg and referencing Blackbird (BIRD), Ryanair and Elon Musk how hard it is to switch a business model from free to premium.
150 days ago
I have been a perma bear of Novacyt (NCYT) for an eternity and its shares have crashed from 805p five years ago today to just 35p. Was that excellent analysis and exposes of covid skullduggery involving the struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald which saved readers vast amounts of money? Or was this dirty muckspreading (somehow also roping in to the “conspiracy” Private Eye which also covered Rejinald’s covid scams), bent market makers and evil shorters which has brought down another Great British Company on AIM as crazy Meg from Bloomberg thinks? The market cap is now £25 million so are the shares finally cheap? Er…
150 days ago
I start with crazy Meg from Bloomberg and her defamatory “rumours” as I speak to Peel Hunt or the first time in more than 20 years. Then gold and gold shares and why I am not buying back in yet. Then why I am not putting pension cash into Tesco (TSCO) as young W from cousin marrying country suggests. Finaly why is Lord Mandelson stil a Lord after today’s Epstein revelations? Has the UK ever been more corrupt?
150 days ago
Yesterday I exposed how Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) raised money from folks while sitting on news of an attempted winding up order that could sink the BE Group, owned by Bluebird’s CEO Sath Ganesarajah. And it then boasted of how a good whack of the cash was going to BE! The FCA have been made aware of it and have to be on the case.. Meanwhile…
151 days ago
Crazy Meg at Bloomberg reckons that Chill Brands’ (CHLL) CEO buying a ticket to Sharestock 2025 means that having exposed his company in hundreds of articles and podcasts and received threats to me and my family from hired goons as a result and having seen the shares collapse, as predicted, from 72p to 0.65p I am now “bought off” for 99 quid and am being nice about the shares. That she says, is rumoured to be my business model. Cripes! Write hundreds of articles and earn 99 quid, I’d better not spend it all at once. Oh Crazy Meg: when have I ever been nice about Chill’s shares and a company that sneaks out changed year end accounts at 6.30 PM on a Friday night is not one inspiring confidence. Crazy Meg better look away now.
151 days ago
One of the highlights of daughter Olaf’s acting career was her playing Harold Wilson in Made in Dagenham. Wilson famously said that the pound in your pocket is worth the same today as it was yesterday after he had just devalued Sterling. Even Rachel from Customer Services might be able to understand why that was not true. I was reminded of Wilson’s comment when my New Best Friend Andrew Webley of The Smarter Web Company (SWC) took to X as bitcoin took a beating again yesterday.
151 days ago
For the benefit of crazy Meg from Bloomberg and others I explain what an embargoed RNS is and how I treat them. And then why forcing a PLC to issue an RNS because only some folks know inside information is a good thing for journalists to do IF you are not an insider. Those of us who do it regularly do not ruin lives we save folks money!
151 days ago
Don’t tell crazy Meg from Bloomberg as she will see this as another example of evil TW ruining someone’s life, but I think that I have cost poor Harry Adams hundreds of thousands of pounds. Let me explain.
151 days ago
I start with the yellow journalism of crazy Meg from Bloomberg and the 40 million quid arson she tries to blame me for. Then some proper journalism as I look in detail at the IPO of Roundhouse Digital (ETHL)
152 days ago
I have wasted an hour of my life talking to a reporter from Bloomberg who was following up on some “rumours” which were off the scale madness. I almost regard this as persecution dealing with this shit.
155 days ago
Over at Bloomberg towers, Crazy Meg seems tothink that when not starting 40 million quid arson attacks to dodge FCA dawnraids or taking backhanders from Peel Hunt’s markert makers I am singlehandedly bringing down the AIM Casino by calling Roland Cornish “fatty” and with other hurty words articles. But as I pointed out yesterday the real problems lie elsewhere. And it seems as if the good Reverend Cliff Weight of Sharesoc agrees with me rather than crazy Meg. His posting on the comments section here merits a wider audience. He opines:
156 days ago
According to the LSE the 559 companies on the AIM Casino, the self styled world’s most successful growth market, have a combined market cap of c#42 billion. Well up to a point. The past 2 days have seen two of the largest companies announce they are off to the Main Market this year.
158 days ago
I start with a series of observations and questions for various folks including crazy Meg from Bloomberg following the Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) fraud debacle. Then I look at where that leaves Optibiotix (OPTI) and Probiotix (PBX). FWIW I have now placed an order to buy more Probiotix shares for my SIPP. UPDATE the order has now been completed
164 days ago
I cannot remember writing anything beastly about Zanaga Iron Ore (ZIOC) but I am sure that a 96% share price fall since IPO is blamed by crazy Meg at Bloomberg and others entirely on my hurty word scribblings. Today it has announced the sort of related party deal which gives AIM such a bad name and leaves battered shareholders, in this £50 million capitalized company, revolting. I do not blame them
167 days ago
Crazy Meg at Bloomberg reckons that because the Drummond Brothers bought two tickets to last year’s Sharestock I’ve stopped being beastly about them. She clearly has not read all my exposes about Medpal AI (MPAL). So here’s another!
168 days ago
The statistics provided by the LSE show that the number of companies on the AIM Casino shrunk from 619 to 616 companies in January, a decline of 3, and the lowest level for 23 years.
169 days ago
No doubt crazy Meg at Bloomberg will be condemning my crude language and double entendres and saying that it damages AIM and my own credibility while also blaming myself and Lucian (and the global shorting conspiracy) for shares in Futura Medical (FUM) crashing from 52p to 1.3p in just 29 months. It is all down to our beastly and hurty words and nothing to do with the fact that the financials have been atrocious as there are so few repeat purchases of the company’s ED product.
169 days ago
This is so transparent. Even Stevie Wonder can see what happens next.
