Sunday February 17, 2019
PERSONAL, UNDILUTED VIEWS FROM TOM WINNIFRITH
John Meyer of SP Angel is shameless with his BlueJay ramping c/o Justin the Clown. Shocking.
65 days ago
Laurel & Hardy Oil & Gas - Zac plunges in his bloodied knife & calls on shareholders to sack the board
86 days ago
A Letter to AIM Regulation: Is SP Angel fit and proper to act as a Nomad (and should the FCA investigate it as well)
178 days ago
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: naughty, naughty Jim Mellon, I WAS watching at no-one is watching O'clock
241 days ago
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Now John Meyer at SP Angel, it's time to fess up about the Court case and MySquar
250 days ago
SP Angel Cuts ShareProphets off its Research list but will it still try to IPO insolvent shit? Of course!
1094 days ago
David Lenigas – not just a Nobel Mathematician but a Nobel Scientist as well – Andrew Monk explains
1202 days ago
Leni-Maths – a new branch of mathematics for extrapolating numbers with almost no primary data points ( ref Horse Hill)
1205 days ago
Some crazy Chinese stockmarket stats
1376 days ago
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- A final word from myself & Steve O’Hara on Thirsty Paul Scott’s attempted hatchet job on Optibiotix
- Podcast: The Long Term Gold Chart is Really Exciting
- Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: From the Grim North my Argo folly compounds itself
- Argo Blockchain: Richard Jennings says it is like being paid £10 to hand over a fiver but I think he's talking bollocks
- Optibiotix - trading statement & company chat, this really is great news
- Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Let us pray for Thirsty Paul Scott and his boss Ed at Stockopedia
- Now it is UK Oil & Gas where David Lenigas is ramping shamelessly and arguably committing market abuse
- Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: 2 stocks I own, mega bullish on one, mega bearish on the other - guess which?
- Shore Cap takeover of Stockdale shows what a joke valuation Finncap enjoys