50 days ago
I was re-reading the interim results from Defence Holdings (ALRT) which came out on 22nd December ( red flag) last night. Yes. I am a sad chap And there is a matter that really screams out at you.
80 days ago
Yesterday, Alessandro Zamboni’s insolvent US fraud Nuburu (US:BURU) issued a Form 8K announcing that it had now completed its $25 million financing agreement with death spiral shark Yorkville. The details are shocking
81 days ago
Today some of the moronic shareholders in the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) demonstrated their utter stupidity by exercising warrants to buy more shares. Words almost fail me
82 days ago
Defence Holdings (ALRT) promised back in September that the first “value realization” on its AI spoof project Ixian would be in December. We are still waiting both for Santa and for any meaningful news on the Ixian front. I only believe in one of the two promised Advent arrivals and he’s an old guy with a long beard.
92 days ago
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.
102 days ago
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:
108 days ago
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.
109 days ago
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.
111 days ago
I start with a possible peace un Ukraine, then Eurasia Mining (EUA), bitcoin prices and what the FCA should force all UK listed bitcoin in treasury companies to do, then the madness of Saylor and also Paul Mathieson at Amazing AI (AAI). I look at Manolete (MANO), Quantum Energy (MAST) and Defence Holdings (ALRT) and warrants in a bear market.
127 days ago
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.
130 days ago
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.
144 days ago
The Smarter Web Company (SWC) shares, once 660p, are today just 59.5p. Welcome to the minus 90% club grifter Andrew Webley, who appears to have blocked me on X so that I cannot track his shareholder funded jet set lifestyle presenting at conferences across the globe. But if you think things are bad now….
152 days ago
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.
155 days ago
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:
195 days ago
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.
218 days ago
Just when I thought that every bad penny of self important egomaniac in town had jumped on the bandwagon there is another blast from the past to dumbfound we cynics of the bitcoin in treasury madness. The antics of Nicola Horlick and her equally ghastly ex husband Timmy have been well documented on this website, the highlight being when she charged fat due diligence fees at her Bramdean outfit to invest millions of pounds of client money in Bernie Madoff ponzi funds. Some due diligence Nicola.
238 days ago
I am not surprised that punters with warrants mainly at 1p but also at 6p have been exercising in droves as announced today. With the shares at almost 10p but worth a maximum of 1p but perhaps as little as 0.1p depending on whether the current 100 million quid funding round at 1p succeeds, folks would be mad not to exercise warrants and sell. Equally anyone buying the shares at almost 10p is also mad. Today there is another howling corporate governance stinker.
377 days ago
387 days ago
Thank you to reader C for flagging up something I missed yesterday. Cleantech Lithium (CTL) is already uninvestable thanks to the criminal corporate governance failings exposed HERE yesterday, the collapse in the lithium price, which makes its project less than certain to be viable, and its ongoing financing woes. Yesterday it announced that it had raised £2.4 million gross at 16p. But…
477 days ago
792 days ago
On 31 March 2023 Upland Resources (UPL) issued results for the six months to 31 December. On page 13 of 14 it discussed warrants issued on 27 October 2022 with a 0.4p strike and stated:
853 days ago
On Tuesday morning I flagged up glaring red flags in the Monday announcement from the bezzle Regtech Open (RTOP) that Alessandro Zamboni’s Avant Garde had transferred 250,000 warrants “to settle a debt”. A corrective RNS duly followed. Gotcha! But the transaction still makes no sense.
1614 days ago
Tomorrow, I shall tell you about a young man in despair, naming no names but what it says about this country. Today, I look at Powerhouse Energy (PHE) options and warrants, Zoltav Resources (ZOL), Sensyne (SENS), Supply@ME Capital (SYME), Parsley Box (MEAL), Deepverge (DVRG) and Chill Brands (CHLL).
1824 days ago
After years as a serial AIM dog about which we repeatedly warned, Mountfield Group (MOGP) is now a cash shell c/o a Peterhouse Corporate Finance Special. A recent placing at 0.1975p has allowed many of the spiv, sewer dwelling, clients of Peterhouse to flip their stock for a quick turn. For them and also the advisers who racked up costs of c£300,000 on the £3.1 million placing it is coke, hookers and in many cases warrants all round. Yum Yum. But this is perhaps not a total tale from the sewer.
2861 days ago
We still have some warrants in Amryt (AMYT) and I know this is a big year both in terms of clinical trials and also sales ramp up but I admit that I am a bit off the pace on exactly what is going on. So over to someone who is bang up to speed.
3310 days ago
If one looks at the volume of shares traded in the fraud Cloudtag (CTAG) in the last four months (from LSE’s AIM statistics) you can see that almost half the shares in the company changed hands in the month of December, reflecting the run up to existing launch of new exciting product at CES show in Las Vegas (hmm sounds rather familiar didn’t that happen in 2016 as well?).
3432 days ago
My last comment on Wishbone Gold (WSBN) was not exactly positive. The company's shares had raced ahead, in part methinks, down to comments made by me saying I'd not be selling until the shares were closer to 2p than 1p. It then raised £600,000 at just 0.75p with broker Beaufort Securites trousering not just commission but warrants. I write a fairly vicious piece HERE. But we did not sell and at 1p are still holding and hoping for better. I swapped emails with chairman Richard Poulden last week.
3435 days ago
Concepta (CPT) has announced that it has issued 464,674 shares following the exercise of warrants - something we warned you about last week. That brings in £34,851 which is frankly neither here not there. Around 10% of that cash came from the exercise of warrants by FIML and my pension fund. Neither are selling at anything like this price although the shares are well up on a 14p offer share tip.
3492 days ago
Back on 15 June Highland Natural Resources (HNR) announced what was in essence a covert placing with a spiv share flipper. It was dressed up as something rather different but the failure of that spiv to issue a TR1 shows this laughable pretence up for what it is.
You will remember that DT Ultravert - a related party run by Highlands's bosses Paul - I won't answer damning questions - Mendell & Robert Price - agreed to sell warrants
3538 days ago
Today we are told by Highlands Natural Resources (HNR) that the "institutional investor" that it refuses to name which bought 10 million 25p warrants ( and has an option to by 20 million more) at 1p per share has exercised 5 million warrants. Oooh er missus, now this spiv & chancer, sorry meant Institutional Investor must reveal himself.
3611 days ago
In a mad rush given that it could be booted off the AIM casino on Friday, Andalas Energy (ADL) is - according to my sources trying to raise £2 million at between 0.45p and 0.55p - that compares to 1.3p just prior to suspension. Rule breaking low life dirtbag CEO Dave Whitby has engaged commission hungry/ethics light brokers at Cornhill to bring in the cash, promising them market beating commission plus warrants - a package worth several hundred thousand quid if they can stiff their clients and back this issue. For mug punters the maths just do not stack up.
4259 days ago
Cenkos, Canaccord and Daniel Stewart are the three City firms that have made most money from listing Quindell (QPP), advising it and helping it raise cash. For these three City firms Quindell has been an enormous money spinner. And the last published research reports from these three fine houses all advise investors to BUY Quindell stock with price targets a multiple of where the shares are now. But ….
While these firms want their clients to buy shares in Quindell as it keeps the gravy train on the road would these firms risk their own capital investing in the company? Facts speak louder than words.
I start with Daniel Stewart.
