72 days ago
How does the FCA allow companies to publish results statements that are quite simply riddled with errors and not restate? Having flagged up a raft of schoolboy errors already HERE, after the market had closed, I took a further look at World Chess (CHSS) and noted some additional non-compliances with IFRS accounting standards. Are FCA staffers too busy shitting on the floor to do anything about this?
109 days ago
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.
128 days ago
As it happens I am in London on 6th August but have another AGM to attend, Optibotix (OPTI). But I suppose I could squeeze in that of Georgina Energy (GEX) first if anyone cared to make me a proxy. If not I have a series of questions that any shareholder attending might care to pose to the chairman. Given that Georgina is technically insolvent and must be about to get Jerry “oily” Keen and his low grade bucket shop Oak Securities to try to do a placing at par (5p), these questions are pertinent. Suffice to say that anyone holding the shares at 6.25p is insane. The first slew of questions concern the two chancers who act as executive directors Messrs Hamilton and Wallace. I believe that it is in the interests of all shareholders that these questions be transparently dealt with:
154 days ago
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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Finally First Class Metals (FCM) has finally issued an RNS confirming my breaking news earlier that the ponzi fraud 79th Group has gone into administration. If only it had done due diligence before taking its cash and appointing its chairman, now on Police bail, as its chairman.. First says it is also talking to other funders which is good as it is technically insolvent with net current assets of MINUS £300,000 and is burning cash. But who'd want to invest with the administrator now seeking to realise a 41% stock overhang? By way of backstory...
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I am too much of a nice guy in the bonus bearcast yesterday. I apologise. It is a fault of mine. I had suggested that TrakM8 (TRAK) was technically insolvent and that there was no way on earth that it could pay its creditors, including £4 million of bank debt, as they fell due during the next 12 months. But I made a schoolboy error.
375 days ago
The letter is self explanatory and follows yesterday’s article HERE. I shall follow up with a note to the SEC over the weekend. The letter reads:
381 days ago
https://shareprophets.com/views/77569/craven-house-capital-a-technically-insolvent-company-without-a-material-uncertainty-warning-thanks-to-zak-mir-s-pal
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I have warned before that Roquefort Therapeutics (ROQ) is a Standard listed crock of shite that will end in tears for shareholders. I now ask the question of whether it is already technically insolvent? That matters given the stink around Ashington Innovation (ASHI).
596 days ago
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.
655 days ago
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…
737 days ago
Today’s interim results from Supply@ME Capital (SYME) have the usual features with the promises of jam tomorrow from the CEO Alessandro Zamboni but in reality, there are tiny revenues of just £77,000, negative gross margins of £108,000, pre-tax losses of £2,561,000, net liabilities on the statement of financial position of £2,146,000 and a material uncertainty caveat over going concern. So very much business, or rather lack of it, as usual.
871 days ago
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.
885 days ago
It was back on January 31 2023 that Guild Esports (GILD) tried its hardest, but thanks to me failed, to hide from its long suffering investors a warning from its hapless auditors that a fund raise was already underway to keep the Fat Lady at bay. Today that fund raise was finished but what a piss poor damp squib it is. Guild is still technically insolvent.