1 hour ago

Zamboni fraud NUBURU Inc - repeating Supply’s formula of announcing deals with unnamed counterparties to pump its shares but accounts delayed

Whilst the insolvent fraud Supply@Me Capital (SYME) had to fess up that the insolvent fraud Nuburu (US:BURU) has failed to pay the $500,000 second instalment of its $5,150,000 financing facility that was due on 31st March, Nuburu has at the date of this note not fessed up to its cash flow problem. Does the SEC find that acceptable?

2 hours ago

BREAKING: GOTCHA, FRC thanks Tom Winnifrith as Tern rapped on knuckles

Of course, the Bulletin Board savants insist that this website and my good self do not matter and that nobody pays a blind bit of attenti8on to what I say or write whereas the world hangs on their every bon mot. But a letter today from the Financial Reporting Council, my good pals at the FRC, indicates otherwise.

2 hours ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: At least one CEO seems to be listening to me

I start with the hike in the minimum wage and why that is bad news for the, pro tem, working poor. Then the stock I don’t write about and silly suggestions, Optibiotix (OPTI), Celadon (CEL), Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) and Hydrogen Utopia (HUI).

2 hours ago

This is NOT an April Fool: You could not make this up

There is an April Fool’s article on this website today but this is not it. You just could not make this shit up

3 hours ago

Inspirit Energy - suspension ahoy, AIM’s smallest company is fecked, Jagatia fecks it up in the boiler room again

The smallest company by market capitalisation on AIM at the end of February 2025 was Inspirit (INSP) capitalised at a mere £0.2 million.

3 hours ago

Video: The Big Prospects for gold mining shares are still ahead of Us (and also Uranium and copper)

Analyst and author Jeff Clark stresses that while gold is in a bull market, mining stocks have lagged behind, creating an opportunity for investors and highlights historical trends where mining stocks eventually outperform gold and expressed optimism about future gains.

3 hours ago

Celadon: Timber! The Fat Lady is warming up!

“Oh dear, oh dear” as disgraced ex tipster Mike Walters would say when yet another of his share tips went horribly Pete Tong. No money, guzzling cash, likely to delist, a blue sky jam tomorrow story and run by rule breaking shysters, Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) is just the sort of dog Walters would have tipped. Yesterday it waited until I was on the school run for its latest bad news. The shares, 125p two years ago when I first called this out, are now 3.5p.

10 hours ago

Naming the paedophile teachers at Warwick School No 3 – David Stuke

I have so far named two paedophile teachers from my time at Warwick School: Alan Wilkins , who is dead, and Charles Watmough who is alive and who I tried to doorstep a year ago. In both cases Warwick covered up what it knew and allowed both nonces to move on to fresh fields without a stain on their character. Wilkins, I believe, carried on noncing in Harrogate while Watmough gave private piano lessons to kids in Scarborough. That is Warwick’s shame. Last night a chap from the year below me got in touch having read this website.

24 hours ago

Iconic Labs Plc – surely its time to switch the lights off

Yesterday Iconic (ICON) released two RNS announcements after trading hours at 5.26 and 6.41 pm. No one is watching O’Clock releases are rarely good news…

24 hours ago

BREAKING: Labour considering £5bn windfall cow tax to tackle climate change

In an interview with the BBC due to go out later today, climate change secretary Ed Milliband says that he and chancellor Rachel Reeves are discussing a tax on the UK’s 9.2 million cows with the £5 billion proceeds used to accelerate the drive to net zero and to create thousands of green jobs as a bonus. “It is a win win win” said Milliband.

2 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: If only there'd been a technical analyst on board to warn folks about a 95% share price collapse

That silly woman from Shares Magazine probably thinks it is racist to make that Zak Mir/Lift Global Ventures (LFT) joke again but it is good enough as the shares plunge to a new low to make it yet again. But seriously folks, I ten turn to Marechale Capital (MAC), the upper class twit of the year 2012-24 and Weardale Lithium, Ariana (AAU),.First Class Metals (FCM), Cirata (CRTA) and Aston Martin (AML)(, both of which are still shorts. I also look at gold stocks as gold hits a new high of $3,123 oz.

2 days ago

As the yellow metal hits $3,122 Goldman Sachs calls gold up to $4500. Or does it?

Gold has hit a new record high of $3,122 oz with commentators blaming Donald Trump’s looming package of tariffs for the rise. So what if the EU has imposed massive tariffs on all importers for years and thus runs a huge trade surplus with the US, let’s blame the Donald for everything.

2 days ago

Another Winnileaks expose: Tavira letter to customers - this does not read well

Oh dear, oh dear, this letter from bucket shop broker to penny dreadfuls Tavira to its clients does not read like its good news and it has found its way to Winnileaks so gets a wider audience Apparently it has had a strategic review. Uh Oh! The two most dreaded words in the world of finance.

2 days ago

Questions for Kerim Sener of Ariana

Believe you me I have a series of questions for Sener as I am a mightily pissed off shareholder in Ariana Resources (AAU). But I imagine you may have one or two as well and if you do it seems as if we will be recording a video on Thursday April 3, the birthday of my sister N and also of the Mrs. If you have questions for Kerim simply post them in the comments section below.

2 days ago

EXPOSE: The FRAUD Supply@Me Capital – Alessandro Zamboni hiding what is happening with loan from Dominic White’s companies

In its funding update of 10 February 2025, Supply@ME Capital (SYME) stated the following:

2 days ago

Eden Research: when’s the placing to avoid a material uncertainty statement?

As it prepares for its 30th Birthday party this June, Eden Research (EDEN) must also be preparing for what it does best: another deeply discounted placing and with the fragrant Jo Hart at Midas no longer pumping the worthless shares with fanciful predictions this could be messy. No placing and a material uncertainty warning is a nailed on cert.

2 days ago

How is Sealand Capital Galaxy not bust? Is Cheuk cheucking in the towel on keeping the lights on?

What am I missing here? It seems to me that Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL), whose shares touched 11p earlier this year but are now 0.525p is completely bust. Maybe its CEO, Tom Sawyer, who got Rachel from Customer Services to write his CV, can explain why I am wrong.

2 days ago

GOTCHA!: First Class Metals, bent chairman goes, funding crisis as ponzi 79th cannot back phase 2 placing

The amazing thing is that David Webster, the founder of ponzi fraud the 79th Group had been arrested as part of Operation Mold BEFORE he was appointed as chairman of First Class Metals (FCM), First’s board knew this as did scumbag advisor Novum but they went ahead anyway knowing that without the 79th taking its stake to 50% via a placing at 1.7p, First was bust. Today, after the weekend revelations, Webster has resigned with immediate effect.

2 days ago

Winnileaks: 79th Group ponzi fraud, a victim writes and shows how the company is still lying

At the end of last week the ponzi fraud the 79th Group announced that as of that point it was suspending capital repayments and interest payments on its mini bonds but stressed that there were good reasons for that and that folks should not worry. A victim who is about to see £30,000 go up in smoke writes to me and shows that this is a demonstrable lie.

2 days ago

Seriously: how can any normal person afford to watch England Rugger?

English Rugby seems to be a financial mess. As an Ireland supporter I cannot say that I shed many tears and my Welsh speaking younger kids will be delighted about this. These days Wales supporters have little to cheers so allow them this rare dose of schadenfreude.

4 days ago

The Sinner repenteth, the Lemming says Optibiotix worth up to 47.5p a share

Hitherto a seller of Optibiotix (OPTI) and a critic of it in many ways, it seems that one sinner, my good pal the Lemming, has repented. He has posted on a Bulletin Board:

4 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2- surely heads must roll at First Class Metals, Novum and at the FCA after today's exposes

I am not sure that pleading incompetence is enough. First Class Metals (FCM) shares must now be suspended and heads must roll there at the scumbag advisor Novum and at the FCA after today's two exposes on this website about the 79th Group, Steven Knight and Gary Webster

4 days ago

79th Group and the Gibraltar Fraudsters looking after its “assets” how did the FCA and Novum miss this?

In allowing the mini bond fraudsters at the 79th Group to take a 50% stake in First Class Metals (FCM) the FCA approved a prospectus submitted by the scoundrels at Novum Securities. Both the FCA and Novum will have claimed to have done due diligence even though Stevie Wonder could see that the 79th was a ponzi. Well how did they miss that the 79th claimed assets had been looked after by a proven serial fraudster Steven Knight via Gibraltar regulated but UK operating Castle Trust & Management Services.

4 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Explaining the REAL reason for Friday's Amaroq share price puke and why it is a great buying opportunity

I set our in house bien pensant PL straight and explain the opportunity gifted to you to buy Amaroq (AMRQ) shares first thing on Monday if you do not already own - the stock, at 92p, is worth well over 200p as I explained HERE.

4 days ago

Bloomsbury Publishing – trading update suggests a current value opportunity Buy

In a presently clearly highly challenging macro environment, “ahead of consensus expectations… strong performance” trading is noteworthy and with such trading recently announced by this company with a strong longer-term track record also and its shares having fallen in the last month to levels of, not before then, early last summer, we suggest there currently a value opportunity here.

4 days ago

79th Group – the façade continues to crumble, ponzi fraud runs out of cash

As with all Ponzi schemes once the flow of new monies stops, the cracks in the scam start to appear. In 79th Group case this was initially triggered by the City of London Police announcement of fraud investigation against the 79th group and arrest of the four senior individuals at the group believed to be Gary Webster, his sons Jake and Curtis and the CEO Natalie Bellis. Further signs of the collapse of the 79th group are now starting to appear.

5 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 3: O'Hara is meeting Coca Cola today says the Lemming and demands an RNS, what planet is he on?

In my third bearcast I discuss Optibiotix (OPTI), Probiotix (PBX), Parkmead (PMG), URU (URI) and UK Oil & Gas (UKOG)

5 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2 - All about Amaroq

I look at today's news from my largest mining holding, Amaroq (AMRQ) and explain exactly why the shares will more than double from here and I do so with hard numbers, not a touch of the Adam Reynolds about it.

5 days ago

UPDATED: Tick Tock: The Countdown to Lonny letting rip, oh no he's been gagged

Three days ago Lonny Baumgardener the EX MD of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) promised explosive revelations on X at 12 PM today, specifically private Whatsapp messages between him and the deranged old coot now running Predator into the ground, Paul Griffiths. But when is 12 PM?

5 days ago

Eurasia & the market makers rape BBMs yet again with another placing into a Telegram Group pump

There were Frank and Britain’s Buffet, Mark, itching to buy shares in Eurasia Mining (EUA) as they raced ahead to almost 8p just a few days ago, I urged them to resist the temptation. So what if a company with sub economic assets, a track record of lying, no cash and a death spiral in play was capitalized at £200 million +, the shares are going up and up and the Telegram groups say they are going higher. After the pump…

5 days ago

Video: The Silver Squeeze and Why Banks Are Looking at Miners

Professor Vince Lanci, publisher of the Goldfix Substack is more of a silver bull than a gold bull.

5 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No1: Stockmarket high stinks, Genedrive, Peel Hunt and Georgina Energy

In this first bearcast I look at events yesterday afternoon at Genedrive (GDR) and what appears to be going on at Georgina Energy (GEX). Suffice to say it all stinks.

5 days ago

Brown Envelope Man’s Lift Global Ventures, interim loss as Miriad’s revenues and profits decline

There will be tears before closing time at the Carlton Club today as its esteemed member Zak Mir drowns his sorrows after his Lift Global Ventures (LFT), which is about as global as my vegetable patch, publishes dismal results. It seems as if customers, that is POS AIM and Standard List stocks, are seeing through Zak’s pumping operation as being pointless.

6 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: More Poulden & Lenigas high jinks and have we missed the boat on £830m Alphawave as a short?

I answer the question is UK PLC a short worthy of bearcast? Then the latest farce at Wishbone Gold (WSBN). Finally, is Alphawave (AWE) still a short, the trade is crowded but there are a lot of bear points.

6 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Those celebrating piss poor numbers from Wetherspoons, celebrate poor folks getting sacked

I start with JD Wetherspoon (JDW) and more low paid workers sacked by Rachel from Customer Services. Then two bigger companies to short: Diversified Energy (DEC) and Ceres Power (CWR). Finally Ed Milliband has discovered free money. Not.

6 days ago

BREAKING: What on earth is Lord Henry Bellingham playing at during the ADM Energy GM today?

The meeting was needed to approve new share issuances by ADM Energy (ADME) and was chaired by Tory grandee Lord Henry Bellend, no doubt advised by his Nomad Liam “the toke” Murray. What my man, present at the offices of lawyers Shakespeare Martineau LLP at 60 Gracechurch St, London, EC3V 0HR, describes is unreal.

6 days ago

You kiss Ajan Rejinald, it’s the kiss of corporate death: is Ashington Innovations bust yet?

The shares have collapsed today by 23% to 0.65p leaving a market cap of just over £500,000 on the Main Market. But I reckon that Ashington Innovations (ASHI) is insolvent, the maths screams out that it is. The curse of association with both Jason Drummond of MediaCorp (MDC) infamy and the struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald strike again

6 days ago

We're from the government and we're here to help you: Spoons’ heroic Tim Martin explains economics to Rachel from Customer Services

Interims from JD Wetherspoon (JDW) are out this morning and for reasons without its control they have not impressed and the shares are off by c10%. Heroic chairman Tim Martin knows who is to blame. He says that:

6 days ago

EXPOSE: Nuburu - round trip related party share placing to fund SFE’s investment in Nuburu to permit Nuburu to lend to related party fraud Supply@ME Capital

This is just insane and why the SEC are not already cuffing Alessandro Zamboni and Dominic White defies belief. The stench associated with the Nuburu (US:BURU) CLN to refinance Supply@ME Capital (SYME) just got even worse

6 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: a blazing row with the Mrs looms over a hideous piano that has just arrived in my study

It is all down to definitions and in that vein I also discuss Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX). The it is onto Aston Martin Lagonda (AML) and Donald Trum,p, Sealand Capital Galaxy (SGCL), Invinity (IES), still a stonking short, Electric Guitar (ELEG) and finally the scandal at Innovate UK that its new CEO should look at regarding Versarien (VRS). PS Kerim Sener of Ariana (AAU) has agreed to record a video next week with me. I shall not give him an easy time.

6 days ago

Photo article from the Welsh Hovel; sharing a desk

As you can see, I have a co-worker. While I hammer away at my keyboard he has been sitting here all day quietly dozing away. It is a hard life for some.

6 days ago

BREAKING EXPOSE: Argo’s new CEO and his murky Delaware past

Yesterday, with assistance from Evil Banksta I exposed HERE and HERE, just how pungent is the latest acquisition and bailout of Argo Blockchain (ARB). It stinks to high heaven and the FCA should be all over it. It is the first deal announced by Argo’s new CEO Justin Nolan. But what of his last masterstroke at Argo on his first tour of duty there.

6 days ago

Investment Evolution Credit PLC – dead canary, time for AQSE and The Toke to pull the rug

Investment Evolution Credit (IEC), floated just sixteen months ago by Liam “the toke” Murray at Cairn, at 80p with a business model and management that has failed on three other markets and which has lied repeatedly, formally announced that its deal proposed deal to buy Credit Canary Ltd is dead:

6 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: ADVFN to quit AIM, where does that leave ADVFN and where does it leave the Casino?

For ADVFN (AFN) the move makes sense, as for the AIM Casino it needs a wholesale reform. I have some ideas for the London Stock Exchange (LSE) where I am, of course, a loyal shareholder.

6 days ago

Versarien serves up dire results and explicit warning that Group may be insolvent within six weeks

Versarien (VRS) results for the year ended 30 September 2024 released today are dire with a loss of £4,293,000 pushing the Group into net liabilities of £1,157,000 meaning that it is now technically insolvent. Net tangible assets are even worse at MINUS £3.45 million, this company is worthless.

7 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: reputations built over many years can be destroyed in weeks and months, ref Ariana and Probiotix

I cover two more aspects of the Ariana (AAU) placing, I share Nigel's fury. I touch on Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) being very naughty with information leak which will enrage its lying scumbag Nomad Giles Bellend. I look at Distil (DIS), CMO (CMO) and Genflow (GENF) whose RNS is surely a spoof and at Probiotix (PBX)

7 days ago

Video: Another car crash interview from deranged Paul Griffiths at Predator screams 0p here we come

You would have thought that Tim “Dirty Tricks” Thompson would be advising his client, Paul Griffiths of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) not to do anymore videos after the last car crash HERE. But there is no stopping the deranged old coot. His latest is a screamer

7 days ago

KERBOOM: Argo Blockchain and the stinking GEM deal, Evil Banksta has more, surely the FCA must intervene?

Earlier today Evil Banksta pointed out that the maths on today’s refinancing and acquisition by technically insolvent Argo Blockchain (ARB) just made no sense at all. The deal stinks., Now he pipes up with added detail which is just damning. The FCA should be all over this. Evil Banksta notes:

7 days ago

The seven stages of BBM grief - hating me but praising me having once simply abused me

If I had a quid for every time a Bulletin Board Moron posted something like "Don't get me wrong I hate TW and he's useless but just this once he has been right" I would already be sitting in my field with the goats never having to work again. At the start it is all so different...

7 days ago

EXPOSE: RegTech Open Project – is a pre pack administration on the cards, meet the Colombian bird living in France

I suspect that crooked Alessandro Zamboni may be trying to undertake a Phoenix rescue of insolvent RegTech Open Project (RTOP) so that he can present it as an entity that his new vehicle Nuburu Inc (US:BURU) can buy stripped buy off its current liabilities. Here’s why.

7 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Utterly fecked off with Ariana and Skinbiotherapeutics, heads should roll but I am not selling either

Ariana Resources (AAU) has done a discounted placing and Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) has served up crap interims and scaled back guidance. The chairman of Ariana and the FD at Skins, Manprick, should be falling on their swords. I expect to make money longer term from both but short term both have scored big own goals.

7 days ago

EXPOSE: Argo Blockchain $21.7m acquisition: the numbers just do not add up, do the maths with Evil Banksta

Technically insolvent Argo Blockchain (ARB) has today announced a conditional deal with the owners of GEM Mining and the maths just does not add up. Evil Banksta calls the proposed transaction “skanky” and that is an understatement. Here’s why.

7 days ago

Disgraced PR Tim “dirty tricks” Thompson tries to cover up the Predator blow up

Does Thompson have no shame at all? Yesterday I posted tweets made by ex Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) MD Lonny Baumgardener which essentially said that the company had lied in RNS statements and was a busted flush and thus I reported Predator to the FCA. Shareholders have a right to know the truth: is Lonny telling porkies or is Predator fibbing? But disgraced Tim thinks otherwise. He wants a cover up.

8 days ago

The maths of employing a chap to stick a fork in my garden, this is insanity

https://shareprophets.com/views/79532/the-maths-of-employing-a-chap-to-stick-a-fork-in-my-garden-this-is-insanity

8 days ago

Supermarket Income REIT – interims, value and income Buy

Grocery property real estate investment trust Supermarket Income REIT (SUPR) has announced its results for its half-year ended 31st December 2024 including slightly increased earnings and dividends and states that it can now “look forward to another busy period focused on delivering on our strategic objectives, which we believe will help encourage the market to assign appropriate value to the quality of our portfolio”. The following is why that suggests upside from a 75.7p share price.

8 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1 - Joseph Sheedy banned from ADVFN, the end of free speech? And another way of looking at Optibiotix selling Skins shares

I discuss the banning of someone who is clearly, at many levels, unhinged. Where does free speech end? I think that ADVFN (AFN) has acted correctly and am glad to have assisted the Lemming. Then I answer PJ’s point on one possible reason for Optibiotix (OPTI) to sell some more Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) shares.

8 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Ripple goes bust, losing patience with Adam Reynolds & shouldn't someone be in jail over Pathfinder after today's news?

Today I look at Crest Nicholson (CRST), Celadon (CEL), Pathfinder and Rome Resources ( RMR), Probiotix (PBX), Optibiotix (OPTI) and Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX). Meanwhile Ripple goes bust despite handouts from the Welsh Government showing just how screwed are green plays running out of cash like AFC Energy (AFC) and Powerhouse (PHE)

8 days ago

Video: foul mouthed blogger on Gold Outpacing the S&P, Just the Start?

Foul mouthed blogger is not an insult but a compliment, I have a lot of time for Chris Irons of Quoth The raven. 

8 days ago

Golden Prospect Precious Metals – 2024 results & a NAV update. Discount to reduce to a higher NAV winning share tip Buy

https://shareprophets.com/views/79497/golden-prospect-precious-metals-2024-results-a-nav-update-discount-to-reduce-to-a-higher-nav-winning-share-tip-buy

8 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Imps has done me proud but with the yield now sub 6% should I sell? What about Tesco

I want to shift my pension into safer stocks and ones that give me a 5% yield and will do that within 3 years as I bank big gains on certain small caps you know well. But I already have some grown up stocks and discuss the two grown up gold plays plus Tesco (TSCO), Legal & General (LGEN) and, at length, Imperial Brands (IMB). can you believe it is now £27? 

8 days ago

Technically insolvent Argo flogging its bitcoin miners – look at how little they are worth

Surely even Stevie Wonder can see that the writing is on the wall after today’s latest disastrous news from Argo Blockchain (ARB). This has zero written all over the shares as Stevie has just spotted.

8 days ago

Have 89% of SME’s really fired at least one employee since the Autumn Budget?

That is the shocking claim made today by The Global Payroll Association (GPA) and if true it really is a damning indictment of chancellor Rachel from Customer Services. But is it true?

8 days ago

BREAKING: Zamboni’s insolvent US fraud Nuburu says to to seize control of of his insolvent UK fraud Supply@ME Capital

After the insolvent UK listed fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) run by Alessandro Zamboni issued a notice yesterday about a smoke and mirrors death spiral financing with his insolvent USD fraud Nuburu (US:BURU) the latter has clarified. This gets whackier and whackier.

8 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2 - no analyst coverage = no fund raise = no hope

Today I look at Celadon (CER), Trustpilot (TRST), Ariana (AAU), AFC Energy (AFC) and Pri0r1ty (PR1) but that is after a vomiting son and in this household I am the progressive primary carer.

8 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Futura set to flop like a limp todger

I start with myth busting on the so called housing crisis and on trump invading Greenland and the bogus threat to Amaroq (AMRQ). Then Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) and why the shares must now be suspended if audited numbers could be falsified, Futura Medical (FUM), Technology Minerals (TM1) and Celadon (CEL)

8 days ago

Reporting Predator to the FCA asking for a share suspension and full enquiry

Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) is on the Main Market which is regulated, no sniggering at the back, by the FCA. In light of the grave allegations made by ex MD Lonny Baumgardener today which imply serial lying via RNS and possible misstatement of the balance sheet I have dropped the FCA a note as you can see below.

8 days ago

Wellnex Life – a cash guzzling perma loss maker you should avoid as it joins the AIM sewer

On 21 March 2025 Wellnex (WNX) announced its admission to trading on AIM having raised £5.22 million at 31.75p capitalising this already ASX listed company at £21 million. The day before it paid brown envelope man Zak Mir to do a fawning interview masquerading as journalism, a sure sign that you should avoid the shares, now 26.5p, like the plague. 

8 days ago

Two more tweets from ex Predator MD Lonny Baumgardener, order more beer and popcorn

I flagged up three tweets earlier which raise massive question marks over Predator Oil & Gas (PRD), not least the RNS claim yesterday that it has "always been debt free" when Lonny states that he lent it £183,000. Lonny has continued on twitter/X with another two tweets which suggest we may well need more beer and popcorn. Enjoy:

8 days ago

EXPOSE: Alpha Growth second interims claim profit but it remains non-compliant with IFRS in breach of FRC ruling

Alpha Growth (ALGW) has published its second interim results for the six months ended 31 December 2024 which actually recorded a profit of £0.97 million before tax which seems like a good result, one last pump to allow folks to get out ahead of a delisting. However….

8 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Given a life ban by Asda in Chester, is this good or even honest retailing

Having already said that I was going to boycott the place the life ban is not devastating. I explain why it happened but it all seems very bad retailing. Am I missing something?

8 days ago

BREAKING: Ex Predator MD Lonny Baumgardner in X rated rant on X – blows the whistle big time.

In the good old days Lonny Baumgardner then the MD of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) would take to twitter to troll and menace critics such as me and would egg on his deranged shareholders to do the same. How sweet it is to see him today taking to X to expose Predator for lying and calling it out as a busted flush.

9 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Stifel joins the bears at Oxford Nanopore but its valuation is still generous and bloody colonials

I start with some justified abuse of our favourite Canadian, then its Oxford Nanopore (ONT), Celadon (CER), Wishbone Gold (WSBN), Wildcat (WCAT), comedy from Jerry Keen and Predator (PRD) and Wellnex (WNX), an IPO from the land where 1/3 of the population have the criminal gene, which should be avoided like the plague.

9 days ago

Looking for a new job: Dominic Frisby has a new song for you

If you are seeking a new job my pal Frisby has a video just for you. Enjoy...

9 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No1: reviewing my gold portfolio, a mixed bag but I am very much ahead

Like Nigel yesterday I accept my portfolio is a mixed bag. But with the least important gold stocks doing the worst and the largest holdings doing the best I am well ahead overall. In this podcast I discuss: Amaroq (AMRQ), Ariana (AAU), Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMN), Anglo Gold Ashanti (US:AU), red Rock Resources (RRR), Wishbone (WSBN) and Golden Prospect Precious Metals (GPM). I state the bleeding obvious about a company I no longer write about but where I own shares, for the CEOs of Ariana and Amaroq I suggest corporate actions to drive a re-rate.. 

9 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics – just wondering about those interims?

Last year, Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) announced on 8 March that its interim results, to December 31, would be out on 22 March and they duly arrived on that day. To be fair to the bearded Geordie poltroon, Stuart Ashman, he has historically been jolly good about issuing an RNS to flag up when results will be out and past performance is, whatever the FCA says, very often a good guide to the future. But…

9 days ago

Video: This is a Run to Gold over Bonds, breaking $3,000 really does matter

Analyst at bullion dealer SDBullion, James Anderson kicks off with gold at $3,000 per ounce but he sees further gains to come.

9 days ago

Tom Winnifrith podcast with Nick Lee of Mindflair, is NAV really twice the market cap?

I reckon that it is but does that mean the shares will go up? I discuss how this plays out with Nick Lee who is due to be enjoying a 15 minute grilling by myself at Sharestock on September 6, you can book your seats HERE

9 days ago

Predator: weasel words mean you can bet the ranch that it will place again this year

Deranged chairman Paul Griffiths and disgraced PR Tim “dirty tricks” Thompson have crafted an update whose weasel words make it abundantly clear that Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) will be passing the hat around again sooner rather than later. Those still holding the shares better lube up as they will be shafted big time with the next hugely discounted placing.

9 days ago

GOTCHA: Celadon to delist from the AIM sewer, all directors bar CEO to quit

It is once again ouzo on cornflakes time at the Sheriff of AIM Towers for a battle that started two years ago when Celadon (CEL) shares were 125p us now all over bar the shouting. It’s time for one PR supremo to congratulate me on two years of most excellent journalism. The shares are now 11p but will fall steadily as folks wake up to the horror that awaits.

10 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Rachel needs to chat to Brian Kinane ASAP, do you have questions for Nick Lee?

I start with a rugger triumph for Jaya, then the Spring statement, AI and which jobs will go, a lot in the public sector, I suggest, and mine as well. Finally do you have any questions for Nick Lee and news from my garden.

10 days ago

EXPOSE: Nuburu and the Prospectus fraudster Dominic White shell company fronting its $125 million acquisitions

We already suspected that prospectus fraudster Dominic White was involved behind the scenes in the proposed Nuburu (US:BURU) acquisitions due to the reference to Trumar Capital LLC in Nuburu’s announcement of 19 February 2025. The announcement unusually provided only the following limited details about the proposed targets:

11 days ago

Winnileaks scoop: Man sacked for dirty tricks campaign tells folks to ignore social media rumour mongers on Predator Oil & Gas

https://shareprophets.com/views/79495/winnileaks-scoop-man-sacked-for-dirty-tricks-campaign-tells-folks-to-ignore-social-media-rumour-mongers-on-predator

11 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – shares up despite another word soup RNS announcement, looks much further upside ahead

Microbiome-focused products company OptiBiotix Health (OPTI) has again issued an RNS version of ‘War and Peace’ in the form of a “Commercial Update”. However after, eventually, getting to the end of the announcement, though there are some minor disappointments, there are significant positives which suggest material upside potential from a currently up to 19p share price, £18.6 million market cap.

11 days ago

Ooops I did it again, Celadon ‘fesses to more financing woes

Oh dear, oh dear as disgraced ex tipster Mike Walters used to say as yet another of his share tips went disastrously wrong. And Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) is exactly the sort of POS that Mike would love to have tipped. It announces contracts with a vast top line number but the sales never arrive, profits are a pipe dream and as for cash being generated, forget it. The management are obvious knaves who do not give a FF about listing disclosure rules and the financing of the enterprise is, to say the least, opaque.

11 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast No1: TrakM8's latest warning looks terminal, a glory stock gone wrong, a tale of folks chasing coke and hookers cash, of thirsty share bloggers and smug Sam Smith and red flags

This warning from Trakm8 (TRAK) looks fatal. Next up a “strategic review”, delisting and administration? Now in the minus 98% club I look back at a sordid history. For those who ignored all my analysis and exposes it is enough to turn a man to drink.

11 days ago

You could not make it up: the fraud Supply@Me Capital gets a new related party death spiral from another insolvent fraud, Nuburu

This morning Alessandro Zamboni announced a related party convertible loan note from insolvent Nasdaq con Nuburu (US:BURU) where he is executive chairman to insolvent London listed fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) where he is chief executive. You could not make this shit up, it is a related party deal on steroids.

12 days ago

LinkedIn suggests I’m a good fit for the job on this planet that I am least likely to want

LinkedIn suggests to me about once a day a job that I might wish to apply for and have suitable skills for. Very rarely are they posts that I’d have the slightest interest in but today’s suggestion takes the biscuit. Would I fancy working as a Senior Advisor on Peace & Security at…

15 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: where on this day is the deranged fantasist Magna Carta?

I merely ask the question, then there are some fun macro statistics, why NE Chairman should go after five years, ref Optibiotix (OPTI), Greatland Gold (GGP), Golden Prospect (GPM), Trustpilot (TRST) and the latest AIM departure.

15 days ago

A chart showing how increasing tax creates crime

The surest way to encourage crime us to ban something humans want to do. Prohibition in the USA in the twenties or the laughable “war on drugs” are case studies. But as the chart below shows there is another way – by dramatically increasing tax.

15 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Eurasia, don't do it Frank!

The share price of Eurasia Mining (EUA) is insane at 7p, a market cap of more than £200 million. I explain why the end o the war in Ukraine would be bad news for the shares and urge Frank not to gamble on this red flag strewn POS. 

15 days ago

Urban Logistics REIT – discount to NAV and income value

Urban Logistics REIT (SHED) has just announced that it has agreed an “internalisation” proposal including to reduce costs and strengthen alignment with, and potentially encourage new, shareholders. This looks to add further to the value and income potential from a 115.6p offer price for the shares.

15 days ago

The Green Bubble bursts – big news from the Krauts: double down on the AFC Energy, Invinity and Powerhouse shorts

In recent weeks I have flagged up the demise of big green plays in Denmark HERE and Sweden HERE. Now, with a hat tip to Andrew Neil, comes news from Germany.

15 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast No 1: Optibiotix trading statement, TW for chairman ( I am almost serious)

I discuss today’s trading statement from Optibiotix (OPTI), why its shares should treble by late 2026, the path to cashflow profitability and why I should be made chairman

15 days ago

GOTCHA! Alpha Growth to delist from London Stock Exchange and still no appointed auditor

Folks cannot say that I did not repeatedly warn them about Alpha Growth (ALGW) but, as is always the case so many stars of the Bulletin Board Moron community knew better than old TW, in cahoots with evil shorters, works in a pizza store, failed fund manager, etc , etc. Yesterday afternoon it announced that it is to delist and its shares are now just 0.4p. GOTCHA!

16 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: will Pri0r1ty be the final downfall of the two fatties: Cornish & Lenigas

I muse on St Patrick's Day then look at Powerhouse (PHE), Argo Blockchain (ARB), Qinetiq (QQ) and defence stocks, Predator Oil & Gas (PRD), Oncimmune (ONC) and its scandalous pre bankruptcy placing and, finally, Pri0r1ty (PR1).

16 days ago

Brick Lane “never misses” but only if you are a Jew hating scumbag

You may remember the grotesquely anti semitic mural on Brick Lane in London’s East End which Jeremy Corbyn liked so much. It seems those bearded hipsters, and that is just the women, have done it again as you can see below.

16 days ago

BREAKING: The FCA fines sex pest Crispin Odey £1.8 million and bans him from financial services

The repellent slug Odey is appealing the decision to the FCA’s Upper Tribunal but the judgement handed down today is damning. But in my view not damning enough.

16 days ago

Bakkavor – already a winning share tip, now “Possible Offer” news takes the gain to 29% in just five weeks

On 7th February this year we wrote that shares in international provider of fresh prepared food Bakkavor (BAKK) were a growth and income Buy at a 139.5p offer price and up to 145p, concluding that a share price return to 175p+ looked quite possible and there also a, growing, likely 5.5%+ dividend yield. The shares had already responded up to a recent close 151p but it’s now clear we’re not the only ones to see further value here...

16 days ago

Video: The reasons gold is going higher still

It is within sniffing distance of $3,000 again and for perma bulls such as Matthew Pipenburg from Von Greyerz Gold Switzerland life is pleasant. He reckons gold is heading higher still for a range of reasons.

16 days ago

Hemogenyx – Vlad Sandler, Peter Redmond (aged 194) et al, this is just so unethical

Once again, I brace myself to be accused of batting for team leukemia for having the nerve to point out bad things at Hemogenyx (HEMO). The reality is that it is Hemogenyx and its boss, Vlad Sandler, on £400,000+ a year, who are acting in an unethical way.

16 days ago

Predator on the ropes as MOU-5 fails to meet expectations

In a quite utterly deranged video interview HERE, the old as Methuselah boss of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) Paul Griffiths promised great things of the soon to drill MOU-5 well in Morocco. Today we have the first results and it if one wades through the geo verbiage it does not look that good. Without giving away much in the way of hard data, the release really does appear to have been written using an Adam Reynolds keyboard.

16 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: there will be a wealth tax, the 8th stock to short if you think the Nasdaq will slide some more and more bad news for Powerhouse

I fear a wealth tax is inevitable and that is why one millionaire quits the UK every 45 minutes. I discuss that, Powerhouse (PHE) and the eighth stock to short I failed to discuss yesterday HERE.

17 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: a magnificent 7 UK stocks to short if you think equity markets will correct further

All seven are good shorts anyway. But if you expect equity markets, especially Nasdaq, to fall further these stocks will crater or go bust. All are shortable.

17 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: arguing with Gary, worried by Jo Hart going bullish on gold, welcoming more market falls and Minoan

I start with a row with Gary on foreign aid. There is a moral case for scrapping almost all of it and I explain that. Then why I welcome a further market correction and why the Mail on Sunday discovering gold is an alarm bell but on balance one I ignore. I cover Amaroq (AMRQ) and TDS and finally respond to my old pal Sohail on Minoan (MIN). 

18 days ago

Hunting – 2024 results and acquisition, value growth Buy

‘Precision engineering’ company Hunting (HTG) has followed its results for the 2024 calendar year with an acquisition and the shares are currently around 290p in response. This is the wrong share price.

18 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: As Powerhouse does bailout placing, the differences between myself and Evil Banksta

Obviously I am better looking and better educated than Liverpool's greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd and what with his fine dining funded by Adam Reynolds there is an ever increasing girth gap between myself and the portly bear, Evil Banksta. But as I discuss Powerhouse (PHE), still a zero in my book there are other differences of note 

19 days ago

Sharestock on 6 September: new speaker announced

On days like this I am 100% convinced that this will be my last ever Sharestock. I just feel rotten. But the Shipmans insisted this morning that if I keep taking the medicine but in ever larger doses I will have a new lease of life, albeit one that involves shooting up every day and so never say never. We shall see. Anyhow I am working hard to make 6 September 2025 a bumper day and we have a new speaker to announce

19 days ago

Coats Group – 2024 results, a value Buy?

‘The world's leading industrial thread and footwear components manufacturer’, Coats Group (COA) has announced its results for its year ended 31st December 2024 and states that it anticipates another year of financial and strategic progress in 2025.

19 days ago

Here is Zak Mir helping Powerhouse tell lies in 2017

Earlier this week Evil Banksta had the bombshell expose that Powerhouse Energy (PHE) still had not proved that its IP works. As it is rapidly running out of cash that is a massive issue and is why at 0.625p,a £27 million, market cap this is stonking short. Zak Mir has in the past been a paid PR man for Powerhouse. At other times he has promoted the shares with ludicrous forecasts while not declaring the brown envelopes. To give you an idea of what a scam Powerhouse has been…

19 days ago

Video: Gold is Shifting to Outperformance vs the S&P, silver to $250, stockmarket bubble to collapse

Analyst Michael Oliver from Momentum Structural Analysis is a big bull of gold but an even bigger bull of silver

19 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: when's the next bad news from Invinity and will it go bust?

I start with the fallacy of foreign aid and soft power and how that ties in with the bursting green bubble. I reference Mann vs Steyn, the tide is turning!. The it is AFC Energy (AFC), Invinity (IES), also a stonking sort, Ethernity (ENET), how Roquefort (ROQ) shows the culture of forward selling placements with market maker involvement and finally Eurasia (EUA) a mad valuation.

19 days ago

Breaking: Sealand Capital Galaxy ands another bigged up CV as it hires the portrait of Dorian Gray, aka Gordon Radley

Is there no end to the high jinks and spooftastic announcements from joke stock Sealand Capital Galaxy Limited (SCGL)? I do hope not as it is all jolly entertaining stuff. Just make sure that you do not own the utterly worthless shares and you can grab beer and popcorn and laugh at its antics.

19 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No2: Is Ariana at £35 million really worth more than $300 million?

This is a claim made in a video this week HERE. I discuss NPVs, assumptions, valuations, broker notes and where I see the shares going as gold powers on. But also what that paid for interview does not address an that matters.

19 days ago

Is Supply@ME Capital planning to delist? Statement needed

There are rumours in certain parts that the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) is planning a delisting despite managing to persuade tinpot auditors Bright Graham Murray to act as its bean counters on St Valentine’s Day, the last auditors having quit.

19 days ago

Video: Ariana interview and claims it is worth $300 million plus as gold touches $3000 briefly

I have recorded a separate bearcast to discuss this remarkable claim that Ariana (AAU), capitalised at £35 million is worth $300 million and what this blow job paid for interview did not cover HERE. They appear in different articles so as not to confuse sound streams.

19 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Julie "sex toy on expenses" Meyer MBE, the struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald and Trustpilot

I had a long zoom call about Julie Meyer and discuss that, more shenanigans at Roquefort (ROQ) and Trustpilot (TRST), ShareProphets and a moron on X

20 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Lunch with Nigel Wray, skin in the game and gold hits record high

I discuss the Asda meal deal scam, my day in London, a day of virtue and thus a good blood sugar reading and encounter with the Shipmans today, Nigel Wray's biography and lunch with him yesterday, Belluscura (BELL), Sosandar (SOS), Hornby (HRN) Distil (DIS), Georgina Energy (GEX), Brroks MacDonald (BRK), a record gold price, bitcoin and Golden Prospect Precious Metals (GPM).

20 days ago

Sareum: why can’t it just be transparent as it places yet again?

It is not quite up there with Eden Research (EDEN) and Blackbird (BIRD) in the AIM listed jam tomorrow contest. They were both founded in the last Century. But Sareum (SAR) will turn 21 this June and has never made a profit. So far in its miserable life it has sent more than £25 million to money heaven and at 14.75p after another keep the lights on placing it is capitalised at c £18 million. So sticking that £25 million in a building society account would have been a far better investment.

20 days ago

EXPOSE: Nuburu Inc the spiders web of connections

A common link between Nasdaq listed fraud Nuburu (US: BURU), HMBL Inc with which it undertook a recent $2 million equity swap, Alessandro Zamboni, Executive Chairman of Nuburu and The Avantgarde Group SpA (wholly owned by Alessandro Zamboni) is one Jacob Fernane.

20 days ago

GenIP: Evil Banksta has a rant, warns to avoid like the plague & comments on the Hornby delisting

Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd is angry. Very angry. He writes:

20 days ago

Is Ben Woods, @benonwine, being sacked by Waitrose/John Lewis for having the wrong views, for being right wing?

If you thought that John Lewis, the owner of Waitrose, had cured itself of the woke virus following the departure of the ghastly bien pensant Sharon White perhaps you should think again. As I was discussing with a pal yesterday the biggest threat to freedom of speech comes not from we right wingers but from the militant left. Ben Woods has worked in the Henley branch of Waitrose for 25 years.

20 days ago

Alessandro Zamboni and Dominic White’s US fraud Nuburu: smoke and mirrors acquisitions

In its most recent Form 8K filing, Nasdaq listed Nuburu (US:BURU) indicated that cleared its long term but crucially not its short-term liabilities and announced that it has purchased a 20% stake in two business as follows:

20 days ago

REVEALED: To celebrate International Women’ Day the email threatening Tom Winnifrith with legal action

I asked you yesterday to guess who sent the email. 56% of you reckoned it was Natalie Bellis the CEO of mini bond ponzi  fraud 79th Group, 19% thought it was Julie “sex toy on expenses” Meyer MBE and 11% thought it was Zak Mir’s very silly sister at Shares Magazine who must have thought our poll was terribly racist. Just 6% thought it was Wendy Lawrence, ex CEO of Totally and 9% thought it was PR woman Sarah McLeod who took such terrible offence at my exposes of her, then, client the scumbags at Celadon. Well….

21 days ago

The poisonous legacy of fraudster Dominic White – the last dying days of Max Rets Ventures

The prospectus fraudster Dominic White quit the board of MaxRets Ventures (MAX) some months ago as he tried to distance himself from another stockmarket car crash. That AQSE Regulation allowed him to stay on as long as he did and to still remain on the board of Eight Capital Partners (ECP) even after proof of the Zamaz fraud emerged is telling.

21 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Another multi billion quid green energy company goes tits up, who is next?

I start with Nigel Wray and bottom up investing as opposed to top down investing. Then as Northvolt goes bust I look at ITM (ITM), AFC Energy (AFC) and Technology Minerals (TM1). Finally a long hard look at Cakebox (CBOX)

21 days ago

Vesuvius – 2024 results, remains a recovery and income Buy

Molten metal flow engineering and technology company Vesuvius (VSVS) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year and that it currently anticipates its 2025 trading profit will be at a broadly similar level to 2024 on a constant currency basis and with cashflow significantly ahead of 2024, benefitting from a working capital focus and a more normalised level of capex. Is that discounted in an around 400p share price?

22 days ago

Reader Poll: To celebrate International Women's day who threatened Tom Winnifrith with legal action yesterday

I shall publish the correspondence tomorrow but who do you think was daft enough to send an email after lunchtime yesterday threatening legal action. Voting closes at 6.59 AM Thursday.

22 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: any questions you have for Britain's Buffett (v1)

Tomorrow I am off to London for only the second time in six year to have lunch with Nigel Wray. Do you have any questions for Britain's Bufett ( one of three)? I then discuss Optibiotix (OPTI), Chill Brands (CHLL), Probiotix (PBX), Synairgen (SNG), Roquefort (ROQ), Hemogenyx (HEMO) and CXavendish (CAV)

22 days ago

Hemogenyx – Vlad Sandler takes the piss again with another discounted placing

Vlad earned £397,000 in 2023 so with employers taxes and expenses will have cost Hemogenyx (HEMO) close to half a Bernie. The two NEDS, Alex Sander and 196 year old Peter Redmond earned a combined £110,000 so will have cost at least £150,000 so the PLC costs of running this crock will be close to a Bernie. Not that it has actually made much progress in the labs.

22 days ago

On one matter Evil Banksta is far too harsh on Powerhouse, just because its IPO was a castle built on lies

Yesterday’s article from Evil Banksta on Powerhouse (PHE) was damning. It cannot show its product works, it is rapidly running out of cash and, at 0.65p, a £27 million market cap is a complete rum ‘n’coke. Powerhouse has not responded, its silence screams out at you and you should be short. This could be a zero. But Evil now tries to make a second point. Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd writes:

22 days ago

Electric Guitar - it’s either death or massive dilution for existing shareholders ( and then probable death), this is not what capitalism is about

Today Electric Guitar (ELEG) has issued two RNS announcements, one covers the interim results and the other announces a Company Voluntary Arrangement and Fundraise to try and save the company and make it a cash shell.

22 days ago

Skinbiotherapeutics shares up thanks to Elon, Ai & the Lemming

Grok is the AI programme developed by Elon Musk’s twitter and for a bit of sport the Lemming investor invited it to see which of Optibiotix (OPTI), Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and Probiotix (PBX) shares folks should buy. There is a big caveat here. The Lemming notes:

22 days ago

Tits up time in Denmark, the writing is on the wall for AFC Energy as the green bubble implodes

If you are a lover of Scandi porn and have arrived here as a result of a google search, my apologies. I refer to Danish Company Green Hydrogen Systems which, as you can read HERE, looks set to go tits up, not to cavorting, naked, blond young ladies from Copenhagen.

22 days ago

Alessandro Zamboni's US fraud Nuburu – enters death spiral to raise desperately need cash

The death spiral news follows the announcement of Nuburu’s (BURU) dubious equity swap deal valued at $2 million on 28 February. This was followed a Press Release on 6 March about a marketing joint venture, in which Alessandro Zamboni stated:

23 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: as Evil Banksta exposes Powerhouse as a zero in waiting, I flag up smelly red flags at Roquefort and Trustpilot

I start with Trustpilot (TRST) and the ratings for Evri and Everi, do you smell a rat? Trustpilot is a stonking £1.2 billion short. Then Powerhouse (PHE) which you can also short to zero, Optibiotix (OPTI) and i am being objective and, I believe, balanced. Finally Roquefort (ROQ) and today’s red flag strewn news: is that a fake sheikh I spot?

23 days ago

Trustpilot - another reader writes to expose why it cannot be trusted

https://shareprophets.com/views/79341/trustpilot-another-reader-writes-to-expose-why-it-cannot-be-trusted

23 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: It was 20 years ago, naming names from the height of the 3DM and Eden Research fraud affair

Promoted by today’s news from Eden Research (EDEN) and by a meeting later this week to hand over a few things to someone, I look back to the height of the battle against the 3DM and Eden Research fraud. I name names and discuss, I think for the first time, some of the horrific crimes that the City covered up.

23 days ago

Elementis – 2024 results suggest further upside ahead from this winning share tip

Specialty chemicals company Elementis (ELM) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year including that “in recognition of our strong balance sheet and the positive outlook for the business, the board will evaluate a range of options for additional shareholder returns”. We are well ahead on this tip but, at a 154p share price, are the shares still cheap?

23 days ago

The snake in the garden of Eden Research talks with forked tongue (again)

Founded just under 30 years ago and listed for almost a quarter of a century Eden Research (EDEN) battles with Blackbird (BIRD) for the title of AIM’s most jam tomorrow stock. Eden has only ever once turned an accounting profit for any half year and that was a result of a Panama Pump accounting fraud. It has now managed to send well over £40 million to money heaven, including the costs of sending me a stream of lawyers letters for exposing its naughtiness back in 2005. Today the snake in the garden of Eden speaks with a forked tongue as a new joint broker is appointed.

23 days ago

TrustPilot, an MBE writes about how it acted to protect fraudsters

Can you trust TrustPilot (TRST) as a reader looking to buy a good product? The answer as evidenced by the 79th Group scandal HERE and Alan Green’s poor dog HERE is a clear NO! Now a reader with an MBE provides me with his correspondence showing, once again, TrustPilot protecting crooks because it is the crooks who pay the bills

23 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: as Evil Banksta exposes Powerhouse as a zero in waiting, I flag up smelly red flags at Roquefort and Trustpilot

I start with Trustpilot (TRST) and the ratings for Evri and Everi, do you smell a rat? Trustpilot is a stonking £1.2 billion short. Then Powerhouse (PHE) which you can also short to zero, Optibiotix (OPTI) and i am being objective and, I believe, balanced. Finally Roquefort (ROQ) and today's red flag strewn news: is that a fake sheikh I spot?

23 days ago

Elementis – 2024 results suggest further upside ahead from this winning share tip

Specialty chemicals company Elementis (ELM) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year including that “in recognition of our strong balance sheet and the positive outlook for the business, the board will evaluate a range of options for additional shareholder returns”. We are well ahead on this tip but, at a 154p share price, are the shares still cheap?

23 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: It was 20 years ago, naming names from the height of the 3DM and Eden Research fraud affair

Promoted by today's news from Eden Research (EDEN) and by a meeting later this week to hand over a few things to someone, I look back to the height of the battle against the 3DM and Eden Research fraud. I name names and discuss, I think for the first time, some of the horrific crimes that the City covered up.

23 days ago

Trustpilot - another reader writes to expose why it cannot be trusted

This reader may not have an MBE like our earlier commentator but his comments merit a wider audience. And they, again, show why you cannot trust TrustPilot (TRST) reviews and that is a fundamental flaw in the business model. Enjoy...

23 days ago

The snake in the garden of Eden Research talks with forked tongue (again)

Founded just under 30 years ago and listed for almost a quarter of a century Eden Research (EDEN) battles with Blackbird (BIRD) for the title of AIM’s most jam tomorrow stock. Eden has only ever once turned an accounting profit for any half year and that was a result of a Panama Pump accounting fraud. It has now managed to send well over £40 million to money heaven, including the costs of sending me a stream of lawyers letters for exposing its naughtiness back in 2005. Today the snake in the garden of Eden speaks with a forked tongue as a new joint broker is appointed.

23 days ago

TrustPilot, an MBE writes about how it acted to protect fraudsters

Can you trust TrustPilot (TRST) as a reader looking to buy a good product? The answer as evidenced by the 79th Group scandal HERE and Alan Green’s poor dog HERE is a clear NO! Now a reader with an MBE provides me with his correspondence showing, once again, TrustPilot protecting crooks because it is the crooks who pay the bills

24 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: I don't like being lied to and the Optibiotix jam tomorrow debate

I start on how I do not like the media and political class GroupThink lying to me. Then it is why there is no rush to buy gold stocks yet. Then Amaroq (AMRQ) and Ananda (AND) vs Optibiotix (OPTI), Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and Probiotix (PBX) debating jam tomorrow with reader Daniel.

24 days ago

Trustpilot just shows that it cannot be trusted: it finally posts a "warning" about mini bond fraudsters The 79th Group

A week after the City of London fuzz announced that looking at a “widespread fraud” it had launched Operation Mold, arrested and charged 4 employees of 79th Group and asked for other victims to come forward, Trustpilot (TRST) which has been a platform for rave reviews for the fraudsters has posted a warning. Well sort of.

24 days ago

Bakkavor – full-year results, already ahead on this share tip from last month but further to go

On tipping international fresh prepared food group Bakkavor (BAKK) at a 139.5p offer price just last month, we noted the business trading strongly and that its performance suggested that the shares offered growth and income value. What about now full-year results and the shares already at above 150p?

24 days ago

Fresnillo – 2024 results bumper dividends increase shows confidence, Buy

The world’s largest primary silver producer and, from Mexico also, a gold producer, Fresnillo (FRES) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year emphasising “a solid financial performance” enabling its highest return to shareholders whilst continuing to invest in its future. How good is the news with the shares at 800p?

24 days ago

Sharestock on 6 September: new speaker announced

On days like this I am 100% convinced that this will be my last ever Sharestock. I just feel rotten. But the Shipmans insisted this morning that if I keep taking the medicine but in ever larger doses I will have a new lease of life, albeit one that involves shooting up every day and so never say never. We shall see. Anyhow I am working hard to make 6 September 2025 a bumper day and we have a new speaker to announce…

24 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: a Versarien owning Kraut wants to save my reputation

My brother in laws are both half Krauts so I must not be too rude. I start on this matter then look at the Colin Bird mining tiddlers and what is going on at Tiger Royalties (TIR), then why Novum thinks lying to investors is fine and dandy then what am I missing, why is TrustPilot (TRST) not a massive short. I also look at why you go short bitcoin long gold as a pair trade if you think the US economy is in trouble so stockmarkets will stumble.. 

24 days ago

Share Promoter Alan Green shows up Trustpilot for the waste of space it is once again; ref Perfect Pet, surely the shares are a stonking £1.2bn short

Every business has three key stakeholders: staff, shareholders and customers. You can screw one of them and reward the others but not forever. But maybe Trustpilot (TRST) is different?

24 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Avacta demonstrates disastrous diworsification and unimpressive trial results

Bulletin Board Morons want to believe the AVA 6000 trial results out today are good. They are not. And even the biggest chatroom gerbil out there cannot deny that diworsification has been a disaster after Avacta’s (AVCT) move into diagnostics has been reversed. 

24 days ago

Death by a thousand cuts c/o Monkey, Fatty & (Cock) Roach

Oh dear, oh dear as disgraced ex tipster Mike Walters used to write when another one of his disastrous share tips went wrong. For over at Premier African Minerals (PREM) a dream team of CEO George (Cock)Roach, London’s worst Nomad Roland fatty Cornish and its most conceited broker Andrew Monk, really have screwed things up.

24 days ago

Video: Brown Envelope Man and Blackbird

Naturally Zak Mir does not disclose that his financially challenged firm Lift Global Ventures (LFT) is paid to promote the shares of Blackbird (BIRD), the company that is so disruptive and cutting edge that in its 28th year has yet to make a profit in any single accounting period. It is surely the ultimate AIM producer of jam tomorrow and with Zak’s kiss of death, things can only get worse. If you have seven minutes of your life to waste

24 days ago

EXPOSE: Why bother with an RNS when you can lie to investors via social media?

If my company had just secured funding for high risk very early stage exploration activity and I discovered that the cash had come from financially naïve marks who thought that they were investing in a safe bond with capital guaranteed and paying 15% interest, I’d not be able to sleep at night. But James Knowles, MD of First Class Metals (FCM) is morally bankrupt. And he is now shown also to be a liar.

27 days ago

Johnson Service Group – 2024 results strong progress and looks further progress ahead, Buy

Textiles rental and related services business Johnson Service Group (JSG) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year and emphasises “well placed for continued progress and margin improvement in FY25… further share buyback programme”. How good is this news then from a 142.5p share price?

27 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: are there any listeners living or working near Southport who can assist me?

In today's podcast I cover the 79th Group and its car park, Kenmare (KMR), APQ (APQ), Totally (TLY),m Powerhouse (PHE), a cracking short, and Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) where nothing makes sense.

27 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: crossing swords with the FemiNazi PR woman again as I look at pot play Ananda

Last time Sarah McLeod had a go at me over my most excellent analysis, which she termed a "hit job" it was Celadon (CEL) and we all know how that turned out. This time it is Ananda (AND) the £21.6 million capitalised pot play run by Melissa Sturgess. I have a few questions not least about the valuation and the aggressive stock promotion.

27 days ago

The collapsing Victoria share price – three explanations

On 8 January Victoria (VCP) put out a trading statement confirming it was on track to meet forecasts. With the brown envelope man among those promoting the stock it was already rallying but this RNS saw the shares hit 143p by the 13th. Today they are 80p. There are three explanations:

27 days ago

Expose: Sealand Capital Galaxy and the Nvidia spoof, you could not make this shit up

Tom Sawyer who spoofed us all with his bigged up CV when he was appointed at CEO of Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL) is at it again. It is the oldest play in the small cap promote book: link your company with a global giant to somehow pretend you are relevant.

27 days ago

Fraudsters at 79th Group deny they are ponzi fraudsters: well they would wouldn’t they?

Is that Christine Keeler or Mandy Rice Davies? I can never remember. It makes no odds, 79th is going down big time. The City of London fuzz, who I’ve met and know well, do not launch a formal operation (Mold), raid homes and arrest four chaps without really good cause.

28 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 3: RIP the Daily Mail market report

I look back with some sadness to my, happy, times on Fleet Street 30 years ago and discuss three takeaways from this sad demise.

28 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No2: from Wrexham to York to the Ukraine

U start with macro babble after a long chat with Lucian Miers then it is Apple, Ferrexpo (FCPO), Avacta (AVCT), First Class Metals (FCM), Technology Minerals (TM1) and the market demise of MaxRets Ventures (MAX), the 3rd delisting from the Domini White/ Alessandro Zamboni white collar crime stable.

28 days ago

Video: Clownish CEO thinks one should take financial advice from Bulletin Board Morons and ignore TW who is just a "mud slinger"

Quoting someone making a comment on a Bulletin Board as a reason to buy shares in your company is quite remarkable. Perhaps this CEO does not realise that Bulletin Board Morons are not exactly qualified asset managers? But there is worse.

28 days ago

BREAKING: David Lenigas promoted AI spoof Pri0r1ty Intelligence spoofs yet again: this is amateurish

I warned folks about the Lenigas ramping and the crazy valuation when London’s worst Nomad, Roland “fatty” Cornish brought AI joke Pri01ty Intelligence (PR1) to the AIM sewer on December 31 at 13.5p. The shares are 4p today.

28 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No1: the shares are collapsing and the silence is deafening, where are scumbag advisors Novum and the useless FCA?

Yes it is back to the mini bond ponzi fraud scandal the 79th Group and to First Class Metals (FCM). I explain why the 79th must collapse either soon or not quite so soon and why First must accept that, issue an RNS and brace itself for its own shares, already falling fast, to crash. .

28 days ago

Investment Evolution : you could not make this up, another CEO quits and is the Canary dead?

The fraud brought to AQSE by Liam “the toke” Murray at 80p continues to entertain. It is hard to know where to start with te shares 1p to sell, 14 months after the IPO.

28 days ago

Versarien - back with a request for yet another bail out placing, and the old 15% spoof again

Some things like death and taxes are unavoidable certainties and you can add Versarien (VRS) placings to that list.

29 days ago

First Class Metals: who is more moronic, the shareholders or MD James Knowles?

The bottom tweet is from a keen shareholder in First Class Metals (FCM) He has not read my articles about the Police raids at 79th Group, the clear maths that show its a fraudulent ponzi or the hidden £43 million losses yet makes his views on me clear. But arguably a second tweet showing First's MD James Knowles privately communicating with his demented shareholder shows Knowles to be an even bigger moron

29 days ago

AIM Market February 2025 – another dire month

The February AIM Market statistics have been published and show that the AIM market had shrunk to 669 companies with 1 new admission and 12 departures. Some of the departures were attributable to takeovers such as Loungers.

29 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2 - As Avacta plunges again am I being far too generous with a 20p target?

Greetings from the cat wee room where there is now an after odour of bonfire as I have broken my work with some pyromania. Today I discuss Avacta (AVCT), Oxford Nanopore (ONT), First Class Metals (FMC), Vela (VELA), Greggs (GRG), Blackbird (BIRD) and Argo Blockchain (ARB)

29 days ago

SHOCKING EXPOSE: 79th Group – the hidden £43 million of UK trading losses, did nobody at the FCA, Novum or First Class do any due diligence?

The news broken HERE yesterday that the 79th Group appears to have been a scam might not have been such a surprise if the dubious quality advisers who persuaded their clients to lend them money if the advisers or their investees had done some research. The first major red flag is that 79th Grp isn’t registered with the UK regulator, the FCA. So it was conducting unauthorised investment business. How the feck did the FCA then approve a prospectus allowing to to seize control of First Class Metals (FCM). It gets worse.

29 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: First Class Metals now a near zero, this scandal is appalling, naming names

I will shortly be publishing a piece on the accounts of mini bond fraudsters 79th Group, now the subject of a Police investigation with arrests made. It now owns 50% of First Class Metals (FCM) and its boss is First's new chairman, appointed after the arrests were made public. I name the names of those who have fecked it up, the crooks and explain why First is now toast.

29 days ago

Photo article: Meet the muscle behind the 79th Group

The world of small cap mining exploration is used to scandal. Knaves abound as advisors, financiers and directors. But even grizzled veterans of this scene where shocked and aghast at the First Class Metals (FCM)/ 79th Group scandal exposed HERE last night. So who are the chaps who promise naive investors a safe bond yielding 15% and ten put the cash into shit like First Class? The Webster family own the business but meet the team…

30 days ago

Georgina – more delays, bad news buried, for financial masochists only, target 0p

Back on 10th January I forced the lying tea leaves who run Georgina Energy (GEX)into admitting that pre Christmas statements made via RNS about getting drilling permits at Mount Hussar were blatant porky pies. At that juncture we were told that Georgina, which is technically insolvent, was now expecting permits within 60 days. Today we have another ‘fess up.

30 days ago

Ceres Power: Krauts turn sour, shares bosched!

Over at chez Stacey there is the sound o spluttering on cornflakes today. “By the powers of Saint Greta” cries the old boy, “what news is this from darling green Ceres Power (CWR)?” For it is more bad news indeed and the shares have slumped another 34% to 86.5p, a market cap of £170 million.

30 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Very Happy with Probiotix but this options plan looks like insider dealing

I am happy with the news out of China. I think that shares in Probiotix (PBX) will at least double or treble on a three year view and could multibag. But an options plan announced today stinks. If directors could not deal in shares without insider dealing how could they set an options plan strike price?

30 days ago

Wood Group CFO shows Rachel Reeves what operating at the highest standard means

After years of awful Tory sleaze, Sir Keir Starmer promised that his Government would operate at the highest standard. In that vein I note the resignation of Wood Group (WG) CFO Arvind Balan.

30 days ago

BREAKING: First Class Metals PLC knowingly going under control of company under fraud investigation, arrests made

It takes a lot to shock me but events today at First Class Metals (FCM) on the main market are just so truly appalling that I cannot see h9w advisor Novum has allowed a shambles like this to occur. Where on earth is the FCA?

30 days ago

BREAKING: The mini bond fraudsters at the 79th Group now arrested and the TrustPilot Reviews, can you believe a word on that website?

The 79th Group is the latest and seemingly most tawdry mini bond scandal. Once again naïve punters read the word “bond” and thought “safe”. Then they were promised returns of 12-15%. Lured in by greedy IFA’s being paid fat commissions the cash rolled in.

30 days ago

Peel Hunt explodes the myth that Net Zero does not kill economic growth

The knaves who run the Labour and Tory parties claim that the drive to Net Zero does not damage economic growth and, indeed, that all this green malarky is good for growth. The facts show that is a monstrous lie as Peel Hunt explains today with some hard analysis. We will all be colder and poorer for this. Over to Peel's Kallum Pickering.

30 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 3: Greetings from the cat wee room again

In today's podcast I look at defence stocks, manufacturing confidence, Georgina Exploration (GEX), Victoria (VCP) - which really could be a zero from today's £$100 million +, Roquefort (ROQ), Argo Blockchain (ARB), Versarien (VRS) and Optibiotix (OPTI)

30 days ago

Argo Blockchain: where is the FCA approved prospectus?

On 2 December 2024 Argo Blockchain (ARB) raised £4.2 million at 5.5p from one “institution” when it was actually offered more at 6p. I flagged that up as odd at the time. But though the cash came in to keep the lights on, the shares issued could not be admitted to market as Argo did not have sufficient headroom. For that it needed an FCA approved prospectus.

30 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Stefan, Alessandro and Adrian a failure of regulation

I have more details on the ADM Energy (ADME) CEO scandal I exposed earlier and discuss how regulators should, but will not respond, referencing their failures with Alessandro Zamboni and Dominic White and also Adrian Beeston of Argo Blockchain (ARB).

30 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Argo Blockhain new debt, this is insanity and makes no sense

I have chatted to Evil Banksta and we agree. The term sheet for $40 million of new debt announced today makes no sense at all. Argo Blockchain (ARB) is still up merde creek without a paddle and today's share price reaction is insane, this is still a slam dunk short.

30 days ago

Alessandro Zamboni's Nuburu - a very dubious round trip with HUMBL Inc

Whilst shareholders in RegTechOpen Project (RTOP) suffer in silence with no update on the financial situation of the company (spoiler I suspect it’s insolvent) and Supply@Me Capital (SYME) shareholders wait to hear what is happening on The Avantgarde Group’s reconstruction, the fraudster Alessandro Zamboni and his bent buddy Dominic White have been busy on their latest listed company Nuburu (BURU), over on Nasdaq.

30 days ago

BREAKING: ADM Energy – the REAL story behind CEO Stefan Olivier’s “resignation”

On Friday 21st February it was announced that ADM Energy’s (ADME) then CEO Stefan Olivier had “resigned” with immediate effect. Such resignations are rare in business, certainly in the Plc arena and generally speak to material issues within the CEO. I can reveal, co/ Winnileaks, that what actually happened was shocking.

31 days ago

Brooks Macdonald – interims suggest still a value income Buy

Wealth management group Brooks Macdonald (BRK) has announced its results for its half-year ended 31st December 2024 and that, despite a prevailing backdrop of market volatility and uncertainty leading up to the Budget, it “anticipates its full year performance will be in line with its expectations”. How good is this news from a current 1420p share price?

31 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast from the cat piss room: On Ukraine and UK house prices

I am in a new location, let me know about the acoustics. The on Ukraine and peace and on UK house prices, Rightmove (RMV) and the housebuilders

32 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: are all AIM CEOs liars?

A reader insists that they are. I think not and discuss but name a couple who, by act or omission, are. Today is St David's Day and also the women's basketball varsity match where sporty daughter 2 is in the starting line up, a matter I cover after last year's soccer heartbreak.

32 days ago

Investment Evolution Credit – canary with a death wish

On 27 February AQSE listed Investment Evolution Credit (IEC), a scam brought to market by Liam "the Toke" Murray which this website has exposed as a con, issued an RNS about a proposed acquisition. This is madness.

33 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: again feeling as if I have walked into a hornets nest

I discuss my health ahead of another Shipman visit, Optibiotix (OPTI), Technology Minerals (TM1), Critical Metals and disgraced Neil Woodford and finally Thereacryf (TCF).

33 days ago

Tirupati Graphite: why cant it say why the CEO has been fired?

First he was suspended as CEO about a month ago. Then Shishir Poddar was sacked from the board on 29 January but remained suspended as investigations into unspecified allegations continued. Today Tirupati Graphite (TGR) sacked him as CEO. But why?

33 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: 8 years of red flags at Hemogenyx

In the end this will be a zero. I go back to the first days on the London market of Hemogenyx (HEMO). the red flags were there from day one eight years ago. Anyone holding is nutso.

33 days ago

Video: The Role of Timing in Precious Metals

Francis Hunt, known as “The Market Sniper,” is a trader so stresses the timing of trades. But he is fundamentally a major gold bull so that surely argues for just buying and holding.

33 days ago

Tom Winnifrith reported to the FCA over Optibiotix

A number of you have sent me postings on the LSE Asylum by a cretin, skid35. It seems I have been reported to the FCA regarding Optibiotix (OPTI). Suffice to say skid35 is an illiterate bum, confusing queue and cue and is also talking cock. He states:

33 days ago

Petra Bond market presentation tells you this is a slam dunk short

Yesterday shares in Petra Diamonds (PDL) clawed back a few of Monday’s steep losses to close at c26p, a £50 million market cap. But on the bond markets it was a very different tale as you can see below. And that was telling as yesterday Petra was presenting to its bond holders and they clearly did not like what they were told.

33 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: the Mrs finds Malcolm alive, disagreeing with Steve and will AI replace me?

I discuss Malcolm who is coming to Sharestock and who the Mrs has unearthed, BP (BP.), Technology Minerals (TM1) and the reputation of Harry Chatli, Vinanz (BTC) and Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM)

33 days ago

Is Technology Minerals now trading while insolvent thanks to Irish taxman - guidance suggests yes! Shares need suspending!

The guidance below suggests that Technology Minerals (TM1) will have to pay Irish tax on the $10 million nominal value of its disposal of its Lithium assets. The shares it got for payment can now be sold but are unlikely to realise even $1.5 million. Technology has no cash and is burning cash. That would thus make it insolvent. Hence an RNS is needed asap and the shares could be suspended pending clarification at any time. Read the guidance below: what do you think?

33 days ago

Versarien: – questions for Chris Leigh and Gregg Watts of BDO about Innovate Loan accounting in last year’s accounts, more schoolboy errrs

In yesterday’s announcement Versarien (VRS) indicated that 50% of the interest payments of 7.4% which were due to become payable in February 2025 on the Innovate Loan of £5 million would now become payable commencing August 2026.

33 days ago

It is now 8 PM in dog eating land, SMTM Versarien: where is the RNS?

£92,000 plus accrued interest was due to be paid by today by the Korean purchasers of the worthless South Korean assets of Versarien (VRS). There have already been several delays but 11 AM GMT is 8 PM in the land of the dog eaters.

33 days ago

Video: Ranting Paul Griffiths of Predator loses the plot “I will be the Mr. Bates of the FCA”

Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) pays Flagstaff TV to record videos so the questions from fragrant Catherine McQueen are not exactly challenging but the responses from Paul Griffiths are hilarious. You and I can think of numerous reasons why the share price has collapsed: drilling failure, numerous placings, insider dealing, journalists (me) being trolled on twitter, the list goes on and on. But Griffiths sees fault elsewhere.

33 days ago

Critical Metals shares collapse again, Technology Minerals lock-in expires today

It seems that for most folks the lockins on shares in the technically insolvent Nasdaq SPAC, created by A Wanke, Critical Metals (Nasdaq: CRML) expired yesterday. For second class citizens Technology (TM1), today is the day that it can start selling and as it is running on vapours it needs to sell.

33 days ago

Oxford Biodynamics: shock warning in just 6 weeks: I smell porky pies or, at best, dissembling

On 14 January Oxford Biodynamics (OBD) raised c£7.35 million at 0.5p, a 44% discount, c/o disgraced broker Jerry Keen of Oak Securities of Georgina (GEX) infamy. The company stated explicitly:

33 days ago

AI dissects the Lenigas bitcoin spoof Vinanz

The totally unexplained change of year end at David Lenigas bitcoin play Vinanz (BTC) announced after hours yesterday is yet another massive red flag as discussed in bearcast. At 17.5p a £45 million valuation is bonkers. It is not just me saying this, over to AI.

34 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Noel is a nasty person and do you trust Dave Lenigas and a year end change at his bitcoin spoof after Pennpetro?

I cover nasty Noel who thinks my family deserve anything they get as a result of my work, Vinanz (BTC), Ocado (OCDO), Probiotix (PBX) and Optibiotix (OPTI)

34 days ago

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Caracal’s McCrae and Goldplat’s Kisbey Green: does the FCA know about the court case about alleged debt welching?

Thanks to a submission to the Winnileaks service I can reveal that Caracal Gold’s (GCAT) CEO Robbie McCrae and Goldplat’s (GDP) Gerard Kisbey Green will soon be in court facing up to a London listed PLC. This should be disclosed in a prospectus and guess who has a prospectus lodged with the FCA? Without that prospectus being cleared it cannot list more shares so will go bust.

34 days ago

Ocado: maybe it is because I am a dinosaur?

Perhaps a young person fully versed with new fangled ways of valuing equities can explain this to me but on reading results for the year to 1 December 2024, a curious year end, I remain baffled by the valuation. This is meant to be a growth stock right?

34 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Denial, everyone is in denial

Those in denial include Innovate UK re Versarien (VRS), the advisors and management of Electric Guitar (ELEG), AIM and the LSE and I reference CMO (CMO) here, the BBC and the Government re jobs and Neets. Warning there is a bit of bad language in this podcast.

34 days ago

Andrew Bell, SMTM: will it be different this time?

Yesterday I discussed the risks of Andrew Bell being served up as the main course on his next visit to the DRC and the apparent cash plight of Red Rock Resources (RRR) in the absence of a cash claim under its key man insurance policy. Bell posted a response insisting I have got it all wrong but one of his former shareholders has hit back. Who do you believe.

34 days ago

Ajan Rejinald’s Roquefort: RNS needed, is it still solvent?

If you do the maths the answer is most surely a resounding NO! The curse of the struck off dentist and his gang is set to strike again, once again a company in their charge looks to have runout of other folk’s cash. Here are the numbers which directly contradict what was stated when interims were published on 27 September 2024.

34 days ago

Versarien - death not canceled, just postponed

Innovate UK, the incompetent poltroons funded by you and I the taxpayer, has today let Versarien (VRS) kick the can down the road yet again. This time it has deferred the capital repayments on its £5 million Innovate loan by a year to August 2026 when Versarien has to pay £500,000 a quarter for the next 10 quarters. It has also permitted Versarien to defer paying the 50% deferred interest from February 2026 until the same date.

35 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: How I look forward to selling Kefi to avoid any more grief, but not yet

In today’s podcast I look at Atlantic Lithium (ALL) which is shortable and must be a potential bear, Oracle Power (ORCP), Supply@ME Capital (FRAUD) and Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI)

35 days ago

Video with Peter Schiff: Gold Rush Ahead – Why the West Can’t Ignore Stagflation

Investor and commentator Peter Schiff is talking his own book but his bullishness on gold is none the less extreme. But as a fellow libertarian and sound money man I find it hard to argue with him.

35 days ago

Moving the goal posts in Ynys Mon: when is the next Anglesey placing? VERY SOON I BET!

The history of Anglesey Mining (AYM) is one of pump, dump, pump, dump, rinse and repeat. Whether involving bent BBC journalism or dodgy promoters it is always the same. At the heart of the promote has always been the fantasy that Parrys Mountain copper mine which shut down in 1904 might, somehow, be reopened. It is a fantasy right up there with mine about Cheryl Cole but it has lured in mug punters again and again. While I stay true to the Geordie Nightingale, today Anglesey has a new fantasy.

35 days ago

Video: Understanding the Incredible Potential in Gold Equities

Analyst Robert Sinn stresses the attractiveness of gold mining equities due to their underappreciated nature and the potential for significant returns. He highlights that the sector is less competitive compared to mainstream stocks like Apple or Microsoft, offering investors an edge through lower competition and fewer institutional players.

35 days ago

Avacta now sub 40p: when is the next discounted placing? Stay short, initial target 20p

The real problem Avacta (AVCT) is that trials of its lead product, the store of all the hopium in the share price, does not seem to work as Deutsche bank pointed out last Autumn.56 patients took it none were cured. If those results don’t change there is no way that AVA 6000 will make it out of phase 2 trials with Avacta, just as it failed to make it out of phase 2 a decade ago under its previous owner. That is the harsh truth chatroom gerbils have yet to accept.

35 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Chatting to Steve O'Hara

En passant it is Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) again but then chatting to O’Hara to put numbers on today’s Optibiotix (OPTI) news and also about Morepen where is comments are exciting

35 days ago

Red Rock’s cheque from the DRC still stuck in the post so another stinking funding, for just £25,000

There is now a raging civil war in the DRC. I am not sure if cannibalism is on the menu but there was in previous civil wars. Andrew Bell of Red Rock Resources (RRR) says that he has visited the country three times recently which is jolly brave of him as, at his size, he’d feed a platoon of rebel soldiers for at least a week. Bell insists, most recently on 19 February, that his company is on track to get the $7 million arbitration award, promised as imminent for a terribly long time. The war is merely a “distraction”. Whatever you say boss..

35 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: where in the UK worries most about hair loss?

I start on the subject of obscure press releases one gets as a journalist an give you a full answer to that question. Then it is Corcel (CRCL) and the Russian stink, Aston Martin Lagonda (AML) and a nutso valuation and Celadon (CEL) and the red flags within today's RNS that has seen the shares (wrongly) soar.

35 days ago

How to turn $10 million into way less than $2 million without asking Comrade Swanny, Friday is the day to shout timber!

No this is not another comment of Comrade Swanny making a small fortune by investing a big one on crap like Conroy Gold, Tern and Chill Brands. My reference here is Critical Metals (Nasdaq:CRML) and the credibility of technically insolvent Technology Minerals (TM1).

35 days ago

To lose one CEO is understandable but two looks like carelessness from Cleantech Lithium

You want the bad news, the other bad news or the old but still very bad news first?

35 days ago

BREAKING: Corcel’s new investors and their Russian links, surely this stinks?

During the past 24 hours it has been announced that two gents called Nurzhan Subhanberdin and Askar Alshinbayev have each taken stakes of c8% in sub scale oil and gas minnow Corcel (CRCL). This is not necessarily a disaster for the share price which is up 16% today, I have no view. But are investors aware of who these two fine upstanding individuals are?

35 days ago

UPDATED: Skinbiotherapeutics, waiting for the TRI which has now arrived, my cynicism unjustified

On 24 February Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) announced that David Brierwood had exercised 3.289474 million warrants at c11p. Clueless CEO Stuart Ashman stated:

35 days ago

Does the Hemogenyx CEO work for free? Au Contraire: Pompous Twit on twitter pokes a bear

I awake to find another tweet directed my way regarding Hemogenyx (HEMO), the unethical stock promote that will not cure cancer but says it might to promote its shares. This time it is not a shareholder accusing me of backing cancer but the CEO, Vlad Sandler who is tweeting. Vlad is pompous and seems to want to annoy me. He has and so I have done more digging!

36 days ago

Tom Winnifrith wants people to die of Leukemia shocker while evil shorter Tim Kempster deserves to be "burnt" (sic)!

Of course I do not but, as I predicted yesterday, criticising Hemogenyx (HEMO), which has about as much chance of curing cancer as I do of shagging Cheryl Cole, provoked a predictable response from chatroom gerbils including the, increasingly impoverished, twitter moron Longtermhemoinvestor. He continued the abuse for most of today until I had enough and blocked him.

36 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Sosandar shareholders really need to get a comforting drink to hand

I explain why my startups will create more wealth for the UK than most AIM stocks. Then it is Sosandar (SOS), Crism Therapeutics (CRSM) - what was Amur Minerals -, Roquefort (ROQ) and Futura Medical (FUM).

36 days ago

Video: The LBMA Crisis – Delays, Borrowing, and the Race to Secure Physical Gold

Analyst Eric Yueng is another precious metals conspiracy theorist. I wonder what these folks will say IF President Trump finds that Fort Knox really is full up with gold?

36 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: on my death or otherwise, new ventures and old, capitalism real and bastardized, Colin Bird, Bezant and Ajax Resources

As you know I saw the Shipmans last week. Conclusion, I am clearly a weaker bet than my two health Nazi sisters as a result of historic excess but I have cleaned up my act and I might last a good while. I feel as if I have a new spring in my step and the Mrs and I are making plans. It will probably be the last Sharestock this year but never say never and I am planning 2 new non financial ventures which leads me to discuss what capitalism should be and then turn to Bird's Bezant (BZT) and Ajax Resources (AJAX) run by the son of the sock king and why public markets bastardise capitalism so nobody other than some City folks really gain. You can book Sharestock seats HERE, whatever happens it will be a ball on 6 September!.

37 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Gold up by $100 while Amaroq down by 15%, what gives?

In today's bearcast I look at Julie Meyer MBE and ask why she still has an MBE, at Amaroq (AMRQ), Wood Group (WG.), Totally (TLY), EnergyPathways (EPP), at Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL) and at Argo Blockchain (ARB).

37 days ago

BREAKING: VIP Opportunity Closing? Julie Meyer MBE caught with her lingerie on expenses down (again)

A far as I can see the High Court arrest warrant for Julie Meyer is still outstanding but it seems as if the Labour Party as as happy as the Tories were to allow the disgraced "entrepreneur" to keep her MBE. But elsewhere, Ms Lingerie on Expenses, faces another PR disaster and business failure.

37 days ago

Petrofac – it gets worse and worse for those who knew better than the ShareProphets "gang"

Once again it is ouzo on cornflakes time for a number of us on this website as Petrofac has provided an update on its restructuring and the news for those cretinous enough to ignore our advance and who remain on the shareholder list is ever more grim.

37 days ago

The Spanish economy is booming thanks to migration says Peter Tatchell, The Guardian ( and others): a fact check

Heroic free speech campaigner peter Tatchell is not great when it comes to economics. Bu in citing an article in the Guardian, he is not alone in stating that the Spanish economy is booming and that it shows where we in the UK are going wrong. Tatch says a big reason Spain is booming is that it welcomes migrants whereas we, already admitting a million a year, are not letting in enough.

37 days ago

HemoGenyx also spoofing and behaving in a way that is just wicked and immoral

A third company with a spoof RNS today, following on from the two flagged up in bearcast earlier, is long term lifestyle company and jam tomorrow dog HemoGenyx (HEMO). Cue calls of “Winnifrith bats for leukemia” from the faithful.

37 days ago

Chill Brands: is this the final kiss of death

The shares remain suspended at 2.15p as the accounts for Chill Brands (CHLL) for the year to March 31 2024 are still not out. The company is running on vapours ( geddit?) and the UK government is banning disposable vapes from July so meaning that customers are just not re-ordering any product so making the cash crisis even worse. The financial support of Johnny Swann who has made the creation of a small fortune by investing a large one in the worst companies listed in London into an art form is a kiss of death. But now comes another from Manchester Metropolitan University.

37 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: The granny swearing at the young man and 2 classic RNS spoofs today

I start with taking my kids to see York City and the raw aggression of its supporters then the bulk of the podcast, twi total bits of spoofing today, case studies in this genre of deception: Technology Minerals (TM1) and Sealand Capital Galaxy Limited (SCGL)

39 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Kefi shares are very cheap but I will not write about it anymore, JD Vance is correct

I am proud of the way my family have battled for free speech, especially today as the Daily Mail covers how my grandpa rooted out Russian spies HERE. But it is not the laws of Europe that threaten free speech now and in that vein, as JD Vance explained last week, I am not going to write about Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) again. Steve will but I shall not say a word. I explain why. The shares are very cheap but at this stage of life I just cannot be arsed to stand up to liars and trolls when I speak the truth. I also look at ESG funds and the bursting bubble

39 days ago

Sylvania Platinum – interims show progress, recovery growth Buy

Sylvania Platinum (SLP) has announced its results for its half-year ended 31st December 2024 and that it “continues to fund capital expansion projects and process optimisation projects from cash reserves and aims to support growth initiatives in order to unlock value for shareholders”. How positive is this from a 46.4p share price?

39 days ago

BREAKING: Smoke & Mirrors goes stateside: Fraudsters Dominic White and Alessandro Zamboni team up again to flog business they own to insolvent Nuburu

On Friday Nasdaq listed insolvent fraud Nuburu (BURU) issued a Form 8K announcing the “Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement” which stated:

40 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: a culture of accepting dishonesty

I start with the Rugby tomorrow and a difficult day for Joshua and myself. then Probiotix (PBX), UK Oil & Gas (UKOG), an Aussie dog coming to AIM, a couple of examples of political dishonesty and the screwing of working class young folk and finally Videndum (VID). 

40 days ago

Marechale: when will it come clean about the dire finances of Weardale Lithium?

Almost all of the NAV of Marechale (MAC) is accounted for by shares in Weardale Lithium. The last accounts for Weardale are for the year to August 31 2023.

40 days ago

UK Oil & Gas Places, UK Oil & Gas Deceives: Plus ca change

The release is headlined “UK Oil & Gas PLC Successful Funding for South Dorset H2 Storage.” If you believe that I have a bridge to sell you. At two levels UK Oil & Gas (UKOG), run by Lyin’ Steve Sanderson is deceiving you.

40 days ago

OptiBiotix Health – first USA partner launch, Morepen excitement to follow! Strong Buy

OptiBiotix Health (OPTI) has issued a “Launch of Daily Nouri FeelFull product in America”-titled announcement. What is the significance of this from an up to 16p share price, £15.7 million market capitalisation, in response?

40 days ago

As Biome becomes the latest dog to leave the AIM sewer you have to question any company joining: meet Aussie howler Wellnex

Shares in Biome (BIOM) have plunged 60% to 1.5p as it has announced that it is set t leave AIM. The reasons are the usual ones cited: lack of liquidity, Mr Market not valuing it fairly, can’t raise capital, costs. So Biome is going private where it reckons it will flourish or it may just die away from the publicity of public markets. We hear this story almost every day so why would anyone want to list on AIM?

40 days ago

A sad day for AIM diversity, Wendy Lawrence falls on her sword, how totally fecked is Totally

On St Valentines Day I reflected in a bearcast special about how, having lost a major contract, Totally (TLY) was more up shit creek than ever. As a perma bear my concern has always been the balance sheet which is a total mess. Today, Wendy Lawrence, CEO for the past 12 years so the woman responsible for creating this mess has resigned with immediate effect.

41 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: FFS Rules are frigging rules!

In today's bearcast I discuss Probiotix (PBC), diversity failings, Petra Diamonds (PDL) and Ceres Power (CWP), a bubble bursting and how history suggests you now value such stocks.

41 days ago

Panmure Liberum note on Ariana after site visit to Dokwe: elephants in room not covered, so research pointless

A lot of folks have emailed me about the note below saying how bullish it is for Ariana Resources (AAU). Whatever you say. But it is what the note does not cover that makes it a worthless piece of crap.

44 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Yes Amaroq is still cheap and the broker targets are duff, Andrew Bell needs an RNS now!

I start with Red Rock Resources (RRR) then it is Amaroq (AMRQ), Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX), Petra Diamonds (PDL) and why Marechale (MAC) needs to fess up ASAP and could be a zero. 

44 days ago

Is TekCapital the cheapest stock on AIM or a POS? Year end NAV released

You can usually judge an AIM Company by its advisers. TekCapital has as its Nomad SP Angel disgraced for its antics pumping and dumping BlueJay (JAY), acting for the scoundrel Ricketts at Versarien (VRS) and for turning a blind eye to the fraud at Mysquar (MYSQ). Its PR is Flagstaff, run by Tim Thompson, sacked from a reputable employer after I exposed his dirty tricks campaign against shareholders in Range Resources (RRL). With such a dream team on board you know that having lain with dogs for so long, TekCapital (TEK) is likely to have fleas. Today we have a trading statement revealing its NAV as at 31 December.

44 days ago

Bakkavor Group – a growth and income Buy!

Last month “international provider of fresh prepared food” Bakkavor (BAKK) issued a trading update including that it “anticipates FY24 adjusted operating profit to be at least in line with the upper end of market expectations” and that it “expect to deliver further progress as we continue on our trajectory to our 6% margin target”. This suggests growth and income value from a 139.5p offer price

44 days ago

Do folks realise the crisis in the lithium market? Three small caps to be whacked!

I suspect that many folks out there who have sucked the Green hopio thanks to the Doom goblin, the BBC, Ed Milliband and our own Malcolm Stacey probably think lithium is the place to be. In fact it is an (electric) car crash that is far from complete. Lithium prices have fallen by some 80% since late 2022 but worse will be to come.

44 days ago

Petra Diamonds: ouzo for Lucian as CEO walks, as we predicted company breaches debt covenants, stay short

There is an awful lot of talk about EBITDA in today’s interim results from Petra Diamonds (PDL) and that, on its own, should be a red flag. But there are many other warning signs too. Well done Lucian Miers for urging folks to add to shorts ahead of the numbers, the shares are down another 16% today to 24.2p but that is still far too high. Arguably by 24.2p.

44 days ago

Video: The Imminent Global Power Shift away from the USA despite Trump and the Future of Gold, beware not bitcoin

https://shareprophets.com/views/79004/video-the-imminent-global-power-shift-away-rom-the-usa-despite-trump-and-the-future-of-gold-beware-not-bitcoin

44 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: On being too cynical, Bluebird and Skinbiotherapeutics

Sometimes one can be too cynical. In the first of today’s bearcasts I discuss news on Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) and speculation on Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX)

44 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 3: Neil Woodford's duff calls on wicked shorters shown for folly as Critical Metals shares plunge ( again) on Friday

I discuss a couple of the moronic observations made by disgraced Neil Woodford abut the malaise in small and mid caps. I reference what is going on at Nasdaq horror show Critical Metals Corp, how it crushes Technology Minerals (TM1) but, more importantly, what it shows about the Woodford thesis

44 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Skinbiotherapeutics and its NDA and what makes a strong shareholder list

I start with an observation ( supportive) and a question about Tesco (TSCO). then a few thoughts on why interest rate cuts will not necessarily drive growth. Then Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and its Croda NDA. Finally, prompted by PL, what makes a strong shareholder list? 

44 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Peter Hambro, Russia, Trump, gold to treble and Ariana

The podcast is exactly what it says on the tin!

44 days ago

Supply@ME Capital's new auditor part 2, this is a joke

Supply’s (SYME) new auditor is really small. Based on its 2023 Transparency Report Bright’s entire revenue is estimated to be around £7 million. This means that it would sit at the bottom of the Accountancy Age’s list of the top 100 accountancy firms in the U.K. where for 2023 the 100th largest firm listed had income of £6.88 million.

44 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: reflections on the shameless bastard Woodford and his podcast plus £112 bn gas hype in Lincolnshire

I start with disgraced Neil Woodford. I agree with some of what he said yesterday but on other matters I am rather cross. Then it is onto Egdon, Union Jack (UJO) and the supposed £1112 billon gas field in Lincolnshire, Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Eco Buildings (ECOB)

44 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: the curse of brown envelope man strikes again

No doubt Zak’s silly sister at Shares Magazine thinks it is racist to mention this but Totally (TLY) has never recovered from Mir’s endorsement. Today a warning. I discuss why this stock , where I have been a perma bear, is less investable than ever.

44 days ago

BREAKING: The Collapsing Alessandro Zamboni fraud empire, SEC filing shows forced auction of assets to settle debts at Nuburu

You can keep plates spinning for only so long. In the end, both fraudsters and socialists always run out of other people’s money.

45 days ago

Spot the brown envelope at the Carlton Club yesterday caption contest

One of my agents at the Carlton Club caught disgraced share promoter Zak Mir in earnest conversation yesterday. Can anyone identify the crony capitalists who he is trying to do business with? If your bored there is a no prize caption contest now running. Post your captions in the comments section below with a deadline of midnight tonight, St Valentines Day.

45 days ago

Kerboom: Max Rets to delist: another member of the White Zamboni crime family falls on its sword

Notwithstanding the loyal support of its advisor, Liam “the Toke” Murray at Cairn, AQSE listed MaxRets Ventures (MAX) is to delist. As it has almost zero cash and negative net current assets it is hardly a loss to the world of capitalism. Of course, the Toke should have quit as soon as it became clear that Dominic White was guilty of multi million pound prospectus fraud. But, these days the Toke seems to be cool with fraud.

45 days ago

Ooops! Iconic Labs Plc – Transaction to buy In The Style Terminated

Iconic’s (ICON) worthless shares have been suspended since 29 February 2024 and mug punters who have had their cash locked up for almost a year now face the grim news that its RTO is off as shown in the RNS issued below:

45 days ago

Supply@Me Capital finds new (tin pot) auditor, shares rocket, Dr Johnson springs to mind

Dr Johnson once said that a woman preaching is like a dog standing on two legs, she does it badly but one is amazed that she can do it at all. Oh for the days before political correctness landed me with an awful vicaress here in Wales. I thought it inconceivable that Supply@ME Capital (SYME), being an insolvent fraud would find a new auditor. But it has and the shares are rocketing as folks think that a share suspension on April 30 is now avoided.

45 days ago

6PM tonight Neil Woodford online seminar, register now and share your thoughts below: here is my question

I am not sure that I can face actually attending but I have registered as the disgraced fund manager ( Neil, not me silly) hosts another online webinar and promises to answer questions. The one that I have submitted is below. Neil says that The agenda covers three topics to be covered in 30 minutes:

45 days ago

A disgraced and failed fund manager lets rip on an even bigger failure

No not me silly, it is disgraced Neil Woodford. As he warms up for discussing his own mistakes (in just 10 minutes) at 6 PM tonight, Neil Woodford lets rip on the Bank of England’s policy failings. I agree, on this matter, with Neil.

45 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Are you happy that your tax cash is promoting basket weaving in oil rich Saudi Arabia?

I start with the scandal of Turquoise Mountain, then it is onto three new reasons to sack Rachel Reeves. Then it is Westminster Group (WSG) and the real threat of an AIM delisting, Eurasia (EUA), Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL)

45 days ago

BREAKING: Has this woman no shame at all? Rockwater fund raise

Almost certainly the financial promotion below from IW Capital is a complete breach of FCA Regulations. For starters it is raising money for a company that went bust in 2019.

45 days ago

Is the Curse of Baldry about to hit Westminster yet again as its shares are collapsing

Shares in Westminster Group (WSG) were 14p when the Right Honourable Tony Baldry of 3DM infamy waddled on board as chairman. Today they have crashed by 24% to just 1.025p begging the question is the curse of Baldry about to strike yet again. This company has already uttered the dreaded phrase “strategic review.”

45 days ago

Global Petroleum’s mystery consultants exposed and yes it’s a bunch of ramping spivs

Yesterday I asked, once again, why Global Petroleum (GBP), a worthless promote run by a proven liar, was issuing shares to a mystery “media and marketing consultant?” Now I have the answer to all my questions.

45 days ago

Facilities by ADF deal with now ex chairman: this is rotten and corrupt and, of course, on AIM

The non exec chairman of Facilities by ADF (ADF) Mr John Richards joined at the time of its IPO on the AIM sewer in 2018 but has today said he is off to pursue other business interests. What then follows is rotten and corrupt and sees the company and its wretched Nomad Cavendish talking utter bollocks.

45 days ago

Global Petroleum: who is the media and marketing consultant that dare not speak his name?

We have already established on this website that Global Petroleum (GBP) is run by lying scumbags, notably HERE. But who is the “media and marketing consultant” appointed on October 25? Today, he, she, they or it was handed another 2.777778 million shares.

45 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: I thought about firing Gary for about 1 second

But because I support free speech I did not though I regard his views as utterly unhinged and batshit crazy. Then I looked at Andrada Mining (ATM), Tiger Royalties & Investments (TIR) and IQE (IQE), in all three cases it’s about SMTM.

45 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Winding up orders and two companies that could be brown bread by May (or much sooner)

The two companies are old favourites of this website, Hellenic Dynamics (HELD) and Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL). The latter has just had a cash windfall but that will get creditors onto the front foot, the former faces a very unusual winding up claim today. It is interesting.

45 days ago

Hat tip reader C: Cleantech Lithium and the most bent warrants with a placing I’ve ever seen!

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…

49 days ago

Georgina Energy and the “termination” of a NED – 3 explanations, all beg questions

https://shareprophets.com/views/78929/georgina-energy-and-the-termination-of-a-ned-3-explanations-all-beg-questions

49 days ago

Who says that it's "best-in-class"? A lesson on basic research from Evil Banksta

Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd is still celebrating the 2p bailout placing at Belluscura (BELL). Not only has Adan Reynolds yet again made Evil Banksta even richer but it shows, once again, how jolly clever he is With Belluscura, all Banksta needed to do was look at its financials and the type of debt it was forced to take on board, invoice discounting, and it was certain that a placing was coming. But there was an even bigger smoking gun which clever clogs spotted.

49 days ago

Photo article from the Welsh Hovel; new ice cream guess the flavour, its amazing!

The idea came from daughter Olaf who had this ice cream in Tuscany, the sort of place young ladies from Islington go to on holiday. Joshua says it tastes amazing. Have you guessed yet?

49 days ago

Victrex – AGM trading update, income and recovery Buy

https://shareprophets.com/views/78917/victrex-agm-trading-update-income-and-recovery-buy

49 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: meeting the 1 Vast Resources shareholder with an IQ of more than a park bench

That explains why there is only 1 podcast today. Then it is onto housing demand, Donald Trump, immigration and any UK read across, Bellway (BWY), gold and the Dow and Oracle Power (ORCP). I start with why Cleantech Lithium (CTL) fills me with such utter disgust and why the FCA is failing us all again as the best performing share today is the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME)

49 days ago

Video: We Could See $3200 Gold and $40 Silver by April but perhaps $10,000 within 4 years

I guess that these days, Gary Savage is not the only precious metals bull in town.

49 days ago

EXPOSE £3m white collar crime does pay big time, at least at Cleantech Lithium

With the connivance of London’s worst Nomad, Mr. Roland “fatty” Cornish the former CEO of Cleantech Lithium (CTL) Mr. Aldo Boitano has made out like a bandit, breaking listing rules and without suffering any financial consequence. Today he gets a bonus as the company also announced a bailout placing raising £2.4 million at 16p. Remember that price. This just stinks as does the cover-up of how Aldo has been protected from loss while banking £3 million dumping shares.

49 days ago

EXPOSE: Cardiogeni: More than £100 million up in smoke within ten days of IPO! Funding claims are BOGUS!

I warned explicitly that the AQSE IPO of Cardiogeni (CGNI) was a scandal waiting to happen “Some folks have no shame: First Sentinel floats a con”. Ten days later I have been vindicated. This episode leaves AQSE and adviser First Sentinel disgraced and with serious questions to answer.
Cardiogeni is another company from the stable of struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald who has featured both here and I Private Eye many times. He is a scumbag.

50 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: not everything that glistens is gold

I start with three highlights of the Superbowl. Then Galantas (GAL), Xtract Resources (XTR), Greatland Gold (GGP), Amaroq (AMRQ), African Pioneer (AFP) and Caracal (GCAT) in light of a $2900 gold price. Then the, at peak, £300 million fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME).

50 days ago

AFC Energy an £85 million green short

The relatively new CEO of AFC Energy (AFC) hosted an Investor Meet rampfest for chatroom gerbils on Friday and then he and his Mrs bought, for them, a token shareholding. That has seen the shares tickle higher to 10p. That is an £85 million market cap which makes this an outstanding short.

50 days ago

Video: Gold’s Delivery Dilemma – A Price Hike Catalyst as $2,900 breached

Don Durrett, author, investor, and founder of Goldstockdata.com is on air as gold bursts through $2,900.

50 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1 - £180m of Eurasia madness

https://shareprophets.com/views/78891/tom-winnifrith-bearcast-no-1-180m-of-eurasia-madness

50 days ago

Gusbourne shareholders fall victim to global warming hoax as curse of AIM strikes again

I have always had a soft spot for wine producer Gusbourne (GUS) as it was founded in Appledore, the Kent village where I spent many a childhood holiday at the retirement home of my father’s parents. The village was also home to the “railway killer”. The investment proposition fifteen years ago was that Kent has the same soil as Champagne but acreage in the garden of England was far cheaper than in Frogland. However, global warming would by now make the temperature in Kent the same as that in Champagne fifteen years ago. But…

50 days ago

The £300m FRAUD Supply@Me Capital forced by old TW to ‘fess up that its largest shareholder and working capital provider is bust

Prompted by the FCA after my expose and letter last week, Supply@ME Capital (SYME), in a “funding update” finally fessed up that Alessandro Zamboni’s The Avantgarde Group SpA (TAG) is insolvent. The note makes clear that the insolvency is due to historic loans to Dominic White’s Eight Capital Partners (ECP) and IWEP Limited. It should really have been called a lack of funding update.

50 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: why hasn't Optibiotix had the promised trading statement?

I start with the rugby and end with wood. In between it’s Zamboni, the moral failings of Cairn, Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Eight Capital Partners (ECP). Then Optibiotix (OPTI) as I answer a reader question.

50 days ago

Alessandro Zamboni of Supply @ Me Capital Plc and Reg Tech Open Project Plc infamy gains effective control over US listed company Nuburu Inc

On 7 February 2025 Nuburu Inc(BURU) filed a Form 8K statement which contained the following statement:

50 days ago

Alumasc – interims, a “strong momentum continuing” Buy

‘Sustainable building products, systems and solutions group’ Alumasc (ALU) has announced its results for its half-year ended 31st December 2024 headlined “Strong momentum continuing, driven by organic and inorganic growth”. This sounds good.

50 days ago

Brooks Macdonald – acquisition of financial services business LIFT, value income Buy

UK wealth management services group Brooks Macdonald (BRK) has announced it has completed the acquisition of financial services business LIFT and that one of LIFT’s founders has become the group’s Chief Executive of Financial Planning, with it argued that Michael Holden’s “strong client and high performance focus will further drive our strategy to reignite growth”. What about this from a 1475p share price here?

50 days ago

Property Franchise Group – emphasises 2024 significant growth and a “strong sales pipeline”, Buy

‘The UK’s largest multi-brand property franchisor’, The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) states that it “is pleased to report significant organic and inorganic growth during the year with trading expected to be in line with market expectations” and confidence from a “strong sales pipeline”. How good is this news from a 415p share price?

50 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 3: Why Vela should be wound up

I start with reflection on admitting to yourself that you have got it wrong on a share, ref Belluscura (BELL) and Jubilee Metals (JLP). The it is onto Vela (VELA), its rogue advisors, devout director and sheer pointlessness as a company.

50 days ago

Hilton Food Group – income value Buy

Hilton Food Group (HFG) recently issued a trading update including that “strong trading has continued in the final quarter of the year across all three geographical operating regions, driven by the core retail meat volume, which grew by +4.0% compared to the same period last year” and that it is “confident” in outlook for 2025. With the FTSE 250 hit though, a 860p offer price for the shares compares to approaching 1000p last summer, higher than that in previous years and even a start of 2025 above 900p. We consider this provides an opportunity, considering also the dividend payments here.

50 days ago

Critical Metals massively discounted PIPE placing – disaster for Technology Minerals

The really bad news for Technology Minerals (TM1) is that our very own in house psychiatric patient The Magna Carta has not been taking his meds, has gone long and is telling all the chatroom gerbils that it is his tip of the year. All it needs now is Zak Mir to start raping the shares and the panic will really set in. But, seriously folks, there is even worse news from America.

50 days ago

Video: Gold at the Heart of the New President’s Agenda, buy gold, silver and bitcoin

Asset manager Jaime Carrasco starts this video looking at the global economic landscape and the significance of gold in today’s context. Carrasco expresses his belief that Trump’s election and proposed policies could lead to a reset of debt and potential devaluation of US dollars held in treasuries around the world.

51 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: My SIPP sells its Jubilee Metals and reinvests in...

I discuss why enough is enough and I have sold Jubilee (JLP), two ideas for what I should buy and where I actually reinvested the cash.

51 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: more ballet tickets for Evil Banksta, Ouzo for the Sheriff as 2 pals of his bow out, GOTCHA Belluscura!

Oh dear, oh dear as disgraced ex tipster old mother Mike Walters would say as yet another of his disastrous tips went horribly wrong. In this podcast I discuss Belluscura (BELL), the sort of POS Walters would have tipped and also where we stand now with Nigel Wray, Adam Reynolds and David Pountney. For me, surely, even Magna Carta ( chairman of the chatroom gerbil, Winnifrith Derangement Syndrome society), must concede a double triumph?

51 days ago

Letter to the FCA about criminality and insolvency at the fraud Supply@ME Capital

Following yesterday’s bombshell expose about the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME), the snot gobblers at the FCA have still done nothing to protect investors. This is a half a billion quid scandal as I explained 24 hours ago HERE. I have dropped the FCA a note as you can see below.

51 days ago

Are there any bored readers in Guernsey who might do me a favour?

Great News! At last, after an eternity unemployed, daughter Olaf has got a job. It seems as if a first class degree from Oxford is not what most employers are looking for but, as of April she will be gainfully employed at the Victor Hugo museum. The bad news..

51 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: As a half a billion fraud empire, I have serially exposed, collapses, massive questions for the FCA, Andrew Monk and Liam Murray

Today’s bombshell expose on TAG HERE should be the coup de grace for the Alessandro Zamboni/Dominic White 6 company white collar crime empire. I have an admission but then call out the guilty enablers who have massive questions to answer.

51 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: £80m AFC Energy to see its share price halved or to go bust?

I start with the culture wars, the bursting of the green bubble, Trump, Paris, etc. That may be the killer blow. But there are also the dire fundamentals an looming cash crisis at this shortable £80 million market cap stock. It looks like a nil brainer bear to me.

51 days ago

AIM Market Statistics for January 2025 – a TRULY dismal start to the year

I flagged up earlier what a disastrous day AIM was having. But it is one of many disastrous days so far in 2025. The January stats are out. The new year has started poorly with no new admissions in the month and 5 cancellations with the result that the AIM market has shrunk to 680 companies. A raft of further cancellations and proposed cancellations as set out below:

51 days ago

Van Elle – interims, value recovery Buy

Ground engineering contractor in the UK, Van Elle (VANL) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st October 2024 and confidence in delivering a full-year performance in line with market expectations. This looks to suggest attractive upside potential from a 37.5p share price.

51 days ago

BREAKING BOMBSHELL EXPOSE: Supply@ME Capital – TAG now in formal insolvency process in Italy, Supply shares MUST be suspended NOW!!

The fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) has a loan facility from Alessandro Zamboni’s wholly owned entity The Avantgarde Group SPA (TAG) which Supply uses as its justification to remain a going concern despite being technically insolvent with net liabilities. Supply has previously reported that TAG has been delinquent in meeting its payment deadlines which results in a material uncertainty caveat being raised in Supply’s accounts. But I can now reveal that it is game over!

51 days ago

AIM sewer to lose two more in just 1 day: just how long can it continue like this?

https://shareprophets.com/views/78835/aim-sewer-to-lose-two-more-in-just-1-day-just-how-long-can-it-continue-like-this

51 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: It is not just because the boss is a complete twit

In today’s podcast I cover Marechale (MAC), Rio Tinto (RIO), Tesco (TSCO), gold, Eurasia (EUA) and Woodbois (WBI) and the curse of Paul Shackleton. 

51 days ago

Sarah Willingham’s Nightcap hooks up with an even more incompetent and financially challenged partner: Brighton Council

The last accounts from ghastly Sarah Willingham’s Nightcap (NGHT) were for the period ended December 31 2023 and showed it drowning in debt and burning cash. An AIM delisting in July and a crafty change of year end, for no apparent reason, means that we have no idea how bad things are now. But given declining consumer confidence and how Rachel from Customer Services is screwing the hospitality sector on wage costs, you can bet its grim. The rollout programme is on hold…until now.

51 days ago

Video: Paul Griffiths of Predator telling a slam dunk lie to investors last month

Paul Griffiths of Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) really is a nasty piece of work. Watch the video below at c 42 minutes ands see how he speaks of those who dare challenge him or criticize him. I am not deterred. I am used to Predator executives having a go at me and it strikes me that I’m still standing while Griffiths is the last executive director left on board! Adding to the earlier bearcast on this crock, the video below shows Griffith lying. Start watching for the five minutes from 19 minutes in…

56 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: Predator discounted placing, an uninvestable nest of deceiving scumbags

https://shareprophets.com/views/78816/tom-winnifrith-bonus-bearcast-predator-discounted-placing-an-uninvestable-nest-of-deceiving-scumbags

56 days ago

Failed fund manager for PM!

No not me silly! But disgraced Neil Woodford. I have to say that his take on the UK economy, migration and other matters below is bang on the money! Woodford for PM!

56 days ago

Another Liam “the Toke” Murray farce: Investment Evolution Credit IPO at 80p, raises again at 1p, new CEO quits after 1 month

Why is Liam Murray of Cairn known as “the toke”? Because the most charitable explanation for him acting for such obvious frauds, is that he is permanently stoned. If he is clean and signing off on obvious gibberish I begin to worry for him.

56 days ago

Video: Major Capital Rotation Event into Gold is Just Starting, bitcoin's bull run is going to end badly

Traders Kevin Wadsworth and Patrick Karim are bullish on all metals but especially gold predicting a capital rotation event coming soon to commodities generally and the stock market. 

56 days ago

When director share buying is a sell signal: back to the struck off dentist

Yesterday I flagged up HERE why cash strapped Roquefort (ROQ) was a total bargepole stock and the shares duly slumped this morning. Now we have news of director share buying and this is another SELL signal.

57 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Harry Adams and Donald Trump, two fine and honest men

I discuss Trump’s tariffs triumph and the madness of Ed Davey and others wishing to shag an economic corpse and them, after today’s RNS, Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI), pudding over egging with a claimed NPV of 15p for Tulu Kapi but why it is still such a great risk reward buy.

57 days ago

A failed fund manager: Don't blame Donald Trump for market sell off

No not me silly, although for what it is worth I do, on this occasion, agree with disgraced Neil Woodford. The, under FCA investigation, financier opines..

57 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: The madness at Eurasia and a prediction & 4 year end trading statements

https://shareprophets.com/views/78802/tom-wiunnifrith-bearcast-the-madness-at-eurasia-and-a-prediction-4-year-end-trading-statements

58 days ago

General Binns binned at Westminster: does the reason cut the mustard?

We are today told that ailing Westminster Group (WSG), chaired by The Right Honourable Tony Baldry of the 3DM fraud infamy, has parted company with NED, Major General Graham John Binns. He, has “been resigned”

58 days ago

The magic of AI meets the toxicity of AIM: LungLife AI calls it a day, 176p to 2p in 42 months!

Everything with even a whiff of AI is flying. But most of the companies that say they will be AI plays are talking the talk rather than actually walking the walk. Talk is cheap. Anyone can do it. Walking is harder. LunglifeAI (LLAI) listed on the AIM sewer on July 2 2021 saying that it was “a developer of clinical diagnostic solutions for lung cancer enhanced by AI.” It raised £17 million on listing at 176p.

58 days ago

Oilman Jim: is this legal?

Oilman Jim is based in the USA but writes a subscription based penny share tipsheet which pumps both US ands UK oil stocks, not always of the er.. highest quality. A reader has been invited to subscribe with the email below. And, knowing that the FCA are keen readers of this website, I only ask the question, is what follows actually legal?

58 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Roquefort Pleiades deal stinks as you'd expect

Everything to do with the struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald stinks and you should ignore the apparent headline value of the deal it is a joke. Incidentally having former broker Seb Wykeham as your IR man is another red flag. He is an A grade tosser.

58 days ago

Versarien - a serial cash burner, bankruptcy August surely now inevitable: do the maths!

Version (VRS) is a serial placer to raise cash to fund ongoing losses. Despite having sold its Korean business and AAC Cyroma it still launched 5 placings in just over a year with the latest being on Friday. Although the Korean purchaser has struggled to pay the full £604,000 on the agreed schedule it has so far ponied up £512,000. The AAC Cyroma purchaser is paying the £550,000 consideration in 16 quarterly instalments. So the two mature businesses sold to date haven’t been big cash generators. Now do the maths!

58 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Sebastian has no bollocks

I start with Trump,. tariffs, falling equities and rising gold. Then it is Diageo (DGE) which looks very expensive and a long term sell. Then Tesco (TSCO) as a buy. What am I missing? Finally a company spaffing £8,000 a month on folks with no work ethic or no bollocks. 

59 days ago

Gold Bursts through $2800, hits all time high – reader contest (maybe a prize one)

At $2808, gold is now at an all time high in dollar terms having been at an all time high in every other currency terms some weeks ago. To celebrate we have a contest.. Post your entries in the comments section below. There may be a small prize.

59 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: the case for abolishing AIM

I start with an incident in Tesco (TSCO) yesterday, then onto our gold stocks prize contest and why Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) is a good pick if not a stock you'd bet the ranch on. You have until 6.59 AM tomorrow to enter the contest. The the South Crofty scandal and finally why AIM needs t be scrapped.

61 days ago

Photo Article from the Welsh Hovel: like father like son, pizza boy

Those who like to troll me and attack me for my day job of exposing frauds often claim that I used to work in a pizza shop or, in some cases, they suggest that I still do. The truth is that I once bought a loss making Italian restaurant, turned it around and sold it at a profit back in 2015. But truth is a four letter word for some folks.

61 days ago

The ShareProphets share tips of the year 2025, No 2 a BUY from Tom Winnifrith

Between 23 December and 2 January we will serve up 18 tips of the year: longs, shorts, blue chips, small caps, something for everyone. No 2 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith

61 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: Who benefitted from the Pennpetro FRAUD? One for the FCA

I start by explaining risk capital vs options and why buying any share is always a risk. This is for the demented Lemming. Then it is onto Frisby’s video, Nigel’s contest you must enter HERE and finally the questions the FCA must ask about the Pennpetro (PPP) fraud.

61 days ago

Video: Frisby at his brilliant best, short the UK and Europe, long USA and Argentina, libertarianism works, socialism fails

This is not a song it is well argued fact and ignore it at your peril. Argentina shows that we libertarians are right. The UK and Europe head in a different direction and we will all suffer. My friend Dominic Frisby explains it clearly, I suspect the millionaire selling all his sterling assets to whom he refers is my pal Jim Mellon. Enjoy.

61 days ago

Video: Stagflation here we come, copper is the metal to back

https://shareprophets.com/views/78147/video-stagflation-here-we-come-copper-is-the-metal-to-back

61 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Being schooled on finance and investing by a Lemming and by a 22 year old nephew with a tattoo

Both have sought to put me straight today. Both are good folk, well meaning and honest. One (Lemming) usually knows what he is talking about. Today both were 100% wrong.

61 days ago

A disgraced failed fund manager gives his global economic outlook for 2025

https://shareprophets.com/views/78145/a-disgraced-failed-fund-manager-gives-his-global-economic-outlook-for-202

61 days ago

Patsy Baker quits RBG as NED as it formally goes bust: how’s this for a thank you?

As part of its commitment to showing how absolutely fecking diverse it was as it turned a £36 million war chest into a £25 million black hole in just seven years, RBG Holdings (RBGP) had, at one stage, a female CEO, and now has a female chairperson and until today, a senior female NED Patsy Baker. With so many birds in charge it is shocking that the company did not do better as we are always hectored, diversity = success.

61 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: What links fraudster Chris Clevrley, Rod McIllree and Alastair Clayton boss of Metals One?

I start on what Rachel from Customer Services should be doing to kickstart UK growth rather than what she is doing. In that vein I look at South Crofty and Cornish Metals (CUSN) on AIM . I look at what is now 80 Mile PLC (80M) and at Metals One (MET1) ands answer my question. I cover Vast Resources (VAST) and Celadon (CEL) and why directors failed all stakeholders again in not debagging the Bulletin Board morons two weeks ago.

61 days ago

Upland Resources – I am confused, can anyone assist? Target price 0p

That Upland Resources (UPL) is run by grade A bounders and has no real asset backing is not a matter of doubt, unless of course you are a chat room snot gobbler owning the shares in which case you exist in a fact free universe. My question is about how soon it runs out of money. On September 30 2024 it released an interim report for the half calendar year

61 days ago

The UK becomes more of a joke by the day: Department for Business and Trade accounts are qualified

I was chatting to a lefty liberal arts Professor the other day who insisted that the idea that the UK was viewed overseas as a sick and declining nation was merely a far right fantasy. The Pakistani rape gangs scandal was a figment if the imagination of the Daily Mail and the only folks talking about it were extremist right wingers. I disagreed on the rape gangs, thereby falling into his trap and, in his view, thus admitting that I was a Fascist. I compounded my sins by saying that the slumping FTSE 250 and Sterling and that Gilts being at a 30 year high suggested hard money thought Britain was doomed. Today comes another damning blow.

61 days ago

Zak Mir: the cheque from Africa is in the post…oh you mean it’s not?

Two years ago exactly, the Brown Envelope Man, Zak Mir announced that his AQSE listed shitco Lift Global Ventures (LFT) was lending £750,000, most f its balance sheet to a technically insolvent company where Lift’s chairman Roy Kelly, was a director, Trans-Africa Energy Limited. Trans had a murky past as exposed on this website but Zak’s silly sister from Shares Magazine probably thinks its racist to point that out.

61 days ago

Celadon Pharmaceuticals: oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, a financing update

There were folks out there who, naively, thought that the announcement about a “strategic collaboration” from Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) two weeks ago would stave off its cash crisis. I warned it would not but the shares raced ahead to 36p anyway. Okay he has called this bag of shite correctly all the way down from 125p but what does useless old failed fund manager TW know? Today the shares are 13.5p as the company has ‘fessed.

62 days ago

Like father like son, an Oxbridge hat-trick now secured

I went to Oxford. Sister T went to that other place in East Anglia and sister N also went to Oxford. My father scored an Oxbridge hat-trick and was rather proud of that. Two of T’s three boys made it in and N’s eldest got to Oxford. As for me…

62 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Noel demands Harry Adams risks getting into a criminal enquiry

In today's bearcast I discuss Kefi (KEFI), ones wider investment strategy, Oracle Power (ORCP) and Futura Medical (FUM) 

62 days ago

Amaroq Video No 3: I've more than doubled my money already but can see the shares doubling again from here

I can forgive Amaroq (AMRQ) for collaborating with the enemy, that is to say helping the BBC put together an article HERE. The company has also just released its own internal video number three. It is, as ever, very slick. At 111p I have more than doubled my money but as gold hits $2,780 today and with a year of exploration and a production ramp up ahead I believe that I will almost double my money again from here. Enjoy

62 days ago

Dukemount Capital: AI spoof, valuation insane, an old pal should be ashamed of himself

Newly appointed NED at Dukemount Capital (DKE) Marcus Yeoman is an old pal of mine and I wish him well in his new role as a NED. Marcus will, I hope, not mind me saying that he is no spring chicken and his experience in the cutting edge world of AI is er…limited. As is that if the other new NED, tax accountant Sarah Davy. The whole thing is a spoof.

62 days ago

Video: All Roads Lead to Inflation

Trader Ferg, a full-time trader and author of the Trader Ferg Substack, concludes that all roads lead to inflation. It is an inevitable macro outcome.

62 days ago

BREAKING Victoria: now tell us about the undeclared sale of Hanover to a convicted criminal!

You may remember that On 14th September 2023 Victoria (VCP) received a qualified audit report for the year ending April 2nd 2023 from Grant Thornton. This followed the auditor finding accounting deficiencies at its Hanover Flooring Subsidiary (HFL), run by Batash Karim (a former convicted criminal). Victoria PLC acquired the business in 2021 for £25 million.

62 days ago

Futura Medical: producing a rubbish product won’t give your share price a stiffy

It was in August 2023 with shares in Futura Medical (FUM) at 52p t buy that Lucian Miers volunteered to do some on the ground research into Eroxon, its “treatment” for Erectile Dysfunction. It is not as if Lucian, like many grandfathers of his age, needs to use Eroxon, he checked out how it was selling in Boots and the catastrophic online reviews and concluded that if customers do not think a product works they will not reorder and the business is screwed. Today the shares are 18.5p after a massive lack of profits warning.

62 days ago

GOTCHA: Alpha Growth - 2023 accounts to be restated in due course

Yesterday, I published a letter from the Financial Reporting Council thanking me for bringing to its attention the issue that Alpha Gr4wth (ALGW) was not consolidating its insurance subsidiaries properly in the accounts for the year ended 31 December 2022. Following the FRC’s review, Alpha when it is issued its 2023 accounts restated the 2022 comparatives to rectify its previous incorrect accounting treatment.

63 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: The Upper class twit of the year and his Durham spoof

In today's podcast: Marechale Capital (MAC), Vast Resources (VAST), another kiss of death for Technology Minerals (TM1), Belluscura (BELL) and Georgina Energy (GEX) and its looming insolvency.

63 days ago

RBG Holdings was so bleeding diverse and now it is going bust

Does anyone now believe the canard that a diverse workforce drives better financial results? I invite you to look at the last annual report from RBG Holdings (RBGP), the owner of Rosenblatt’s and Memery Crystal whose shares are now suspended pending clarification. This is not the Diversity report. That i8s s separate brochure produced at great additional cost.

63 days ago

FRC Letter to Tom Winnifrith: a formal thank you on Alpha Growth from the Accounting watchdog

The chatroom morons insist that nobody cares what I write, that my warnings can be ignored and then repeately talk about me in adverse terms anyway without, in nearly all cases, actually reading what I write. Meanwhile in the real world, a while back I wrote to the FRC over the 2023 accounts of Alpha Growth (ALGW).

63 days ago

Belluscura shares now hit new all time low: what is the bad news that dare not speak its name?

I do not wish my new best mate Adam Reynolds any grief but Belluscura (BELL), a company he chairs, is in trouble and needs to ‘fess up. It is only not already gigging with the Fat Lady because it secured $4m of invoice discounting loan shark rate debt in the Autumn. But, with the shares today hitting a new all time low of 6.25p, there needs to be a ‘fess up. Is it:

63 days ago

BREAKING: Tirupati Graphite fires Shishir Poddar from board – what were its advisors thinking last summer?

Two weeks ago Tirupati (TG) announced that its founder, largest shareholder and co CEO had been suspended with immediate effect “pending further investigation by the Company.” It did not say what was being investigated. Today we were told that “ Shishir Poddar's role as director of the Company has been vacated, with immediate effect.”. I.e. he has been fired.

63 days ago

Refile: Sealand Capital Galaxy – pump and dump after the Wizard has been exposed? And a 2017 hook up with a fraud!

Refiled and tweaked from yesterday as that article for some reason did not load. The remarkable tale of the Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL) share price continues. Under a penny before Christmas to 12p earlier this month and back to just 5.5p yesterday but up to more than 8p today, this is crazy. I want to start back in 2017.

63 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: surely there is no "innocent explanation" for yesterday's Versarien share price movement and placing

An adviser insists there might be. But a 50%+ share price gain ahead of a discounted sub scale placing by Versarien (VRS) makes me smell a rat. Surely AIM Regulation should be investigating? As for Versarien it is still a zero in waiting

64 days ago

A failed fund manager explains why AI is even more disruptive than a plastic pallet with a microchip

No not me silly, it's disgraced Neil Woodford again...

64 days ago

Some folks have no shame: First Sentinel floats a POS from the struck off dentist stable

I despair at the utter moral bankruptcy of some corporate advisors. First Sentinel really are total scumbags who would do anything for money. Its next offering on the AQSE lobster pot is a total fecking disgrace. It is due to list on 31 January and here is what First states:

64 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: The £43m AIM scandal, Ian Rosenblatt makes more than £10m round tripping his business from IPO to administration, rewarded for being a prize shit

I have a lot of time for Rosenblatt's fragrant Mrs, Emma Kane but the demise of RBG Holdings (RBGP) seems to reward Mr Rosenblatt OBE for acting like a prize shit and just seems wrong to me and a scandal.

64 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No1: who was selling Optibiotix shares? Whoever: that completes the compelling case for sacking the chairman

I explain ( again) why Optibiotix (OPTI) shares are so cheap but you don't care about that. I discuss who was selling in recent days. Whoever it was it completes the now perfect case for sacking chairman Neil Davidson. I also suggest who should replace him.

65 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Questions for Adrian who thinks I'm illiterate and talking shite

I start with Holocaust Memorial Day, then questions for Adrian, then Celadon (CEL), Belluscura (BELL) and the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME)

65 days ago

Argo Blockchain’s Dunkirk moment: this is not a victory!

Its CEO has quit. It is drowning in debt and burning cash and is, in fact, technically insolvent. What else… Oh yes, as of December 28 the 23,000 bitcoin mining machines hosted at the Helios facility were idle as Galaxy booted Argo Blockchain (ARB) from the site. This the day of Dunkirk, a disorderly defeat presented as a triumph.

65 days ago

Video: China’s Gold Buying is Back in a Big Way

65 days ago

UK Oil & Gas: Its South Dorset hydrogen storage scheme is just a wet dream for Lyin' Steve

With its shares at 0.0215p, down from a peak 11p, with its Turkish drill programme a disaster not a delight and Horse Hill shut down by purple haired eco zealots, running on vapours UK Oil & Gas (*UKOG) is now pumping the idea of it saving the planet with hydrogen storage schemes, notable in Dorset. Today it published a study but there seems one minor glitch in this cunning plan.

65 days ago

Barclays to back MCC but screws me as a customer: just why I hate big corporate

Today I received an email from the MCC of which I am a member, announcing that Barclays (BARC) has replaced JP Morgan as its “principal partner”. The MCC gets loads of dosh for Lords and Barclays gets the naming rights at the media centre and stacks of perks including boxes and seats for its top brass. The email is the sort of nauseating woke piffle I expect from the MCC these days.

65 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Probiotix, Good Energy, Britain's 2 Buffetts & not a hideously risky gamble

In today's first podcast I discuss what is not a "hideously risky gamble" with reference to Probiotix today (PBX) ands Good Energy (GOOD) in 2012, looking back on its PLC history, its relatively foxy but a bit naughty former CEO and the lessons it offers us all. 

66 days ago

The Tax FACTS, my prospective sons-in-law and most folks opt to deny

Driving little Jaya to Rugby this morning, I once again considered the economically illiterate audience of Question Time cheering the populist rhetoric of ghastly Dale Vince and baying for the economic blood of the evil rich. The boyfriends of both my daughters share the delusion that the rich should pay more, that wealth must be redistributed to make Britain great again. But here are three painful facts…

67 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Sohail asks why aren't UK gold stocks roofing at it as old roofs it like they did fifteen years ago

Gosh, Sohail, my old pal, we are both getting older and the world has changed. I explain why. But I also express a belief that good UK gold stocks will go much higher and name my core bets to do so.

67 days ago

Probiotix Trading Update: this will be a multibagger, targets lifted

It was clear, well written, had real numbers and gave clear guidance. Sacking Walbrook PR which has historically mangled every statement from the Optibiotix (OPTI) stable and employing ex IC hack Miles Nolan was a smart move. More importantly Probiotix (PBX) is delivering.

68 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Gold almost at $ATH, Evil Banksta set for more ballet and £55 Galician Octopus c/o Adam Reynolds?

I start with gold, then look at Premier African (PREM), tough luck Monkey, Beluscura (BELL), Sealand Galaxy Capital (SGCL) and Red Rock Resources (RRR) with more jam not arriving tomorrow from Andrew Bell

68 days ago

A failed fund manager explains why American markets matter so much

No not me silly, it's disgraced Neil Woodford. the old rogue pines:

68 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: staring at a balance sheet, this is all wrong, I smell naughtiness

I have been staring at a balance sheet, checking timelines and I think I know what went on an its all wrong. This bearcast features Georgina Energy (GEX), Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT) and Catenai (CTAI) from when it was Milestone Group (MSG) run by Deborah White who should be in jail.

68 days ago

Georgina Energy is NOT fully Funded it is technically insolvent: explaining this one last time to a moron! And another bad smell from the RTO exposed

Georgina Energy (GEX) insists that it is fully funded to drill for helium in Australia, if it ever gets permission, and that there is no material uncertainty as to its financial position. This lie, for that is what it is, is repeated ad nauseam by chatroom gerbils who insist that I do not understand accounts. 39 years after my first job in finance, I suggest that I do. So one last time:

68 days ago

A Letter to Roland “fatty” Cornish: how can you sign off on such utter misrepresentation?

As he ponders whether to have 8 or 9 courses for his Friday Luncheon, I have sent a letter to London’s most corpulent and worst Nomad, Roland “Fatty” Cornish about his client PriOr1ty Intelligence (PR1), a worthless promote where surely even Fatty must concede he has been legged over.

68 days ago

Andrew Neil nails it: why US business will thrive under Trump and the EU and UK are doomed

69 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast 2: Time for Comrades Poulden and Kamani to eat humble pie and/or fall on their sword

In today's second bearcast I look at Wishbone Gold (WSBN), Revolution Beauty (REVB), boohoo.com (BOO), Quantum Blockchain (QBT), Enwell (ENW), Sealand Galaxy Capital (SGCL) and Hydrogen Utopia (HUI)

69 days ago

EXPOSE: Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group, the Dave Lenigas ramp and the Funding Circle spoof c/o Fatty

I warned folks this was an overvalued POS run by scallywags and promoted by the shameless Lenigas after a New Year's Eve RTO. It has only taken three weeks since listing for an RNS that validates that view 101%

69 days ago

Video: We are Starting to See Advanced Institutional Demand for Gold

Alasdair Macleod, Head of Research at GoldMoney talks his own book but he is a respected figure whose view one ignores at ones peril.

69 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: the BBC and the Government has not got a scooby about growth but Probiotix is a multi bagger as it does

I start with BBC Radio 4 on the school run and how it thinks the UK can grow its economy. Sadly the Government is equally misguided. Then onto Probiotix (PBX) which should be a core small cap holding after today's trading statement. A second bearcast will follow later

69 days ago

BREAKING: Yet more smoke and mirrors at Eight Capital Partners, a £52.5m company run by proven criminals

I has been demonstrated explicitly that Dominic White and Martin Groak committed clear and massive prospectus fraud at Dispensa (DISP) yet, amazingly, the FCA, AQSE Regulation and Liam "the Toke" Murray still allow these criminals to run Eight Capital Partners (ECP). More smoke and mirrors vicar?

69 days ago

Catenai - what is the Klarian loan note worth?

As previously explained the Klarian loan note represent the majority of Catenai’s (CTAI) gross assets, 96% to be exact. If Catenai receives back cash then the loan note and accrued interest is worth what is stated in the accounts I.e. £567,500.

69 days ago

Amaroq Minerals – new licence awarded, surely non-gold assets now bulked up enough for spin off? Still a winning share tip Buy

Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced that its 50% owned Gardaq JV which focusses on non-gold targets, mainly copper and rare earths, in Greenland has been awarded another license: the Johan Dahl Land licence (MEL 2025-17), expanding its interest in the South Greenland copper belt.

69 days ago

Two failed fund managers agree with Donald Trump on rolling back the diversity tyranny

You know that I agree with Donald Trump on this matter but, belatedly, Neil Woodford has also come to speak up for common sense. And he explains why Trump will benefit all of us in this way. Disgraced Neil opines....

70 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Rosenblatts really is a £43m AIM scandal, yes yet another one

In today's bearcast I discuss Greatland Gold (GGP), Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV), Georgina Energy (GEX), RBG (RBGP), formerly Rosenblatts, Trainline (TRN) and Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT)

70 days ago

Hero of the day (again): Wetherspoon’s Tim Martin blasts out of touch no beer Kier

The great Tim Martin has served up a trading statement for JD Wetherspoon (JDW) which is pretty creditable given the damage that Rachel from Accounts is doing to the economy. Apparently, the chancellor told assembled suits in Davos yesterday that she was committed to lower taxes and cutting regulation. You could have fooled me. But the Spoons boss saves his customary vitriol for the dear leader, Two Tier Keir.

70 days ago

Another AIM Disaster: The collapse of RBG continues: Nick Davies quits board, shares minus 99% since IPO

To be fair the senior man at the Memery Crystal is staying on there but he has left the PLC board at RBG (RBGP) with immediate effect. No reason is given for this departure and that is surely a very big red flag.

70 days ago

Video: Institutions Fuel Physical Premium Gold Surge Amidst Tariff Worries

Asset manager Bob Coleman goes into bat for gold on the day of Trump’s second term inauguration when US markets were closed.

70 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: A tale of two gold miners, with a few words for Catriona and Matthew's Dog

I am sorry but the idiot who crafted one RNS today always spurs me to bad language especially when his work is so shite. The two companies discussed are Ariana Resources (AAU) and Amaroq (AMRQ).

71 days ago

Tom Winnifrith: will you join me at the 4th AND FINAL Sharestock this September, new speaker announced TODAY

It is agreed with the Mrs so there is no going back. This will be my last ever ShareStock and probably the last physical presentation I do. The time is coming to focus on writing, my family, chickens and goats. So will you join me on September 6 at the Welsh Hovel for what will be a special farewell gig.

71 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Mark Smith explains where Nigel Wray is going all wrong

Tom I discuss two different approaches to making money from small caps as Mark explains where Nigel Wray has been going wrong for all these years. I cover Sealand Capital (SCGL), Eurasia Mining (EUA), Hydrogen Utopia (HUI), Premier African (PREM) and Powerhouse Energy (PHE) in a day shortened by another appointment with the Shipmans.

71 days ago

Why is Totally not a Total zero?

In the past, and at much higher levels, Brown Envelope Man has promoted this company with his usual voodoo analysis. At just 8.75p it is now capitalized at £18 million. Surely the involvement of Mir is enough of red flag?

71 days ago

Video: Massive Re-Rating of Commodities Coming for the World, FYB with physical gold

Consultant and author Laurent Lequeu says that The U.S., currently experiencing an inflationary boom due to low interest rates and increased government spending but th8is will change with Trump, particularly in terms of tariffs which could shift the economy from a boom phase to possibly an inflationary bust.

71 days ago

(Cock)Roach pulls fund raise, just how screwed is Premier African?

Oh dear, oh dear. With a dream team of advisers including London’s worst Nomad, Mr. Roland “fatty” Cornish and three brokers including Oriel College Oxford’s finest, Mr. Andrew Monk, Premier African Minerals (PREM) has been an ongoing car crash. Six days ago it announced a placing and retail offer at 0.0275p, a 30% discount to the prevailing mid.. Today that funding has collapsed and so there will be no coke and hookers cash for the brokers and Premier looks screwed.

71 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: tip of Year withdrawn as I was treated like an effing idiot last night

I am not saying sell and the bloke who treated me like a complete idiot is someone I like and trust. I may be an idiot but with almost 40 years experience in finance I don't like being treated like one. The stock is Eco Buildings (ECOB)

71 days ago

Argo Blockchain: CEO abandons sinking ship

If this was planned I am a banana. Argo Blockchain (ARB) is burning cash. Most of its mining machines lie idle having been booted out of their hosting site just before he New Year. There is no news ion where they will go. Drowning in debt, it is technically insolvent. And now..

72 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: The Sealand Tale of Tom Sawyer is Nobel Prize winning fiction

I discuss Proton Motor Power Systems (PPS), Enteq (NTQ) and then the amazing tale of Tom Sawyer and the fiction from Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL) now a near £100 million disaster waiting to go to zero. I conclude on Georgina Energy (GEX) where Jerry Keen's reputational car crash is accelerating.

72 days ago

BREAKING: RegTech Open Project: now only 1 rat left and it’s Zamboni

At Companies House Vineeta Manchanda-Singh, the final independent Director of Regtech Open (RTOP) has now terminated her Directorship with effect from 13 January 2025 leaving Alessandro Zamboni as the sole Director. So what if this is against the law, laws are for little people aren’t they Zamboni?

72 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: the train loo had pooh floating on the sodden floor, Optibiotix and Ariana

I discuss a journey home from Heathrow that was expensive, slow and unpleasant, what a country the UK has become. Then to Optibiotix (OPTI) and a statement that I don't give a FF about and Ariana (AAU) where I want a statement to give a FF about.

72 days ago

Video: Repeated Sanctions Will Force Central Banks Into Gold Ownership

Bob Thompson from Raymond James and Larry McDonald, creator of the Bear Traps Report kick off with a discussion on inflation trends in the G7 economies. They emphasize the unprecedented $16 trillion debt increase since 2008 due to fiscal and monetary responses to crises, which has led to significant inflationary pressures, particularly in energy costs. They argue that the market’s response is putting pressure on long-term bonds and the US currency, potentially requiring a hard asset tie for stability.

72 days ago

Supply@Me Capital's Alessandro Zamboni appointed executive chairman of Nuburu at $360k plus bonus, another insolvent POS where he has welched on payments.

Just how crazy is this? I was wrong the other about Nasdaq POS Nuburu (BURU) because, today, the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) announced that its boss Alessandro Zamboni had also become the new executive chairman of Nuburu and claimed that Alessandro explained to Supply board that his new role wouldn’t impact the time available for his Supply duties.

73 days ago

Photo article from the Greek Hovel: The Monkey's head

This is more of the work of my fellow olive harvester Tim, a keen photographer and astronomer. Taken from the South facing balcony of the hovel it is the stars known as the Monkey’s head. I can’t think why.

74 days ago

Disgraced fund manager goes bullish on China

No, not me silly, it is Neil Woodford, long and wrong UK equities his new brainwave is to go long China as well. He opines...

74 days ago

Technology Minerals and Project Blue – the warnings were always there

The document below is the attempt by Technology Minerals (TM1) t raise £5 million back in 2020 to RTO into Stranger Holdings, a vehicle of the chancers Tatnall and Longley. That deal failed but the document, below, is instructive. First of all, there is the stench of Chris Cleverly.

74 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: a man who can fix a Greek toilet can do no wrong

I start on the last full day in Greece. I leave here at 6 AM GMT and will be travelling all day. So I am reliant on colleagues to file material. If they don't who should I fire first? Then I look at where my worst ever non equity investment has gone so horribly wrong. Nigel Wray will have lost big time too. Finally referencing Technology Minerals (TM1) and Neil Woodford, how the FCA's reliance on simple box ticki8ng means investors are not protected. This needs to change 

75 days ago

Richard Jennings flags up his No 1 short in London today

Richard Jennings of Align boasts that nobody likes him and he does nor care. With this shout he will, no doubt, not change that status. He stated on Tuesday:

75 days ago

Technology Minerals: Just how can this share issuance be kosher?

Technology Minerals (TM1) has less luck in getting a prospectus past the FCA than I do with getting my end away with Cheryl Cole. It is just not going to happen and that means that it cannot issue any more shares. Yet, after hours on Wednesday it announced that it was …issuing new shares. Just how can this be kosher?

75 days ago

Victoria: a reader writes

In the end, I still see Victoria (VCP) failing to generate free operating cashflow and thus drowning in its own monstrous debt. My end game target price remains zero. But recent times have been “challenging” for we bears with the shares surging from 41p to 125p today having been higher in recent sessions. A reader who has lost money writes to flag up a few fundamental issues:

75 days ago

Ross Norman - gold to $3175 during 2025!

Metals guru Ross Norman of Metals Daily has published his 2025 forecasts for a range of precious metals as you can see below. If he is right about gold what would you do?

75 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: going out on a limb, I back Boaz and Saba

I start with olive harvest news, don't all laugh, then Adam Reynolds, then Saba and the Investment Trust war and finally TekCapital (TEK).

76 days ago

B.P. Marsh & Partners – has been an excellent winner for us, but...

Investment company in early stage financial services businesses B.P. Marsh & Partners (BPM) has been an excellent winner since being added to the portfolio at a 268p offer price in February 2020 and we noted on its latest half-year results in October fully diluted net asset value per share up to 658.5p and that its track-record suggested further upside.

76 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: surely someone has to go to jail over PennPetro? Is Dave Lenigas a whistleblower or a culprit?

The olive harvest is done and I must rush to the village to be laughed at. In this podcast I look at Pennpetro (PPP), Celadon (CEL) and Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX).

76 days ago

Don’t Believe the Rightmove spin, house price crash in 2025 a nailed on cert, Dominic Frisby

I agree with Dominic, as invariably I do. All the dominoes are lined up for a real correction this year. Anyone buying housebuilding shares needs their head examined. The great Frisby opines:

76 days ago

Tirupati Graphite - suspension of CEO Shishir Poddar

Yesterday at 4.09 pm Tirupati Graphite (TGR) issued a short RNS announcing that “Shishir Poddar has been suspended from his role as co-CEO, pending further investigation by the Company”.

77 days ago

Photo Article: Greek Hovel olive harvest days five to seven, the infidelity of Tim

Day five was my birthday and we did some harvesting in the morning anyway. We had been warned by mad lefty L that rains would start by noon and so had accepted an invitation to head up into the mountains for a celebratory lunch. L is a good cook and I was happy to accept although his weather forecasts are about as accurate as the Met Office on global warming. That is to say they are invariably proved wildly inaccurate.

77 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: is Red Rock cheap as chips? Er...

I discuss storm damage, lives, Red Rock Resources (RRR), Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) and Probiotix (PBX)

77 days ago

A letter to Jerry Keen: Why have you not resigned as advisor to Georgina Energy after the latest shenanigans?

I have written to Jerry Keen of Oak Securities who raised £5 million for Georgina Energy (GEX) on its July 31 2024 RTO. Either Jerry resigns this account and, I hope, whistleblow to the FCA or he simply does not give a shit about the reputational damage he and is firm will continue to suffer.

77 days ago

Is Petra sitting on bad news until next Tuesday? Surely it knows if it has breached debt covenants already?

We are due a trading update on the 21st. But surely by now Petra Diamonds (PDL) knows whether it has breached its banking covenants for the year ended December 31. And you cannot just sit on bad news.

77 days ago

Alfred Henry is taking the piss: 2 big questions unanswered on Hydrogen Utopia, target price 0p

I am afraid to say that my old pal Nick Michaels at Alfred Henry Corporate Finance is taking the piss. His silence on two critical matters relating to Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) is deafening. And as such the stock, running on vapours as it is, is 100% uninvestable.

77 days ago

Catenai - bailout funding has duly arrived

As I predicted, at 12.37pm yesterday, Catenai (CTAI) revealed just how empty the cash coffers were by unveiling a “working capital loan and related party transaction” to raise cash.

77 days ago

Supply@Me Capital - another rat jumps ship, with irony

Another staff member has gone at the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME). Miroslav Knezicky Head of Corporate and Inventory analysis is the latest to jump ship. According to his LinkedIn post he is unusually for him leaving without a new position to go to.

78 days ago

Photo article from the Greek Hovel Olive harvest day 4 - the uncle Chris Booker photo moment

In terms of the harvest there is not a lot to report. There was no rain, Tim and I ploughed on and we are on track. But Tim is a bit of a photo genius and I bring you two quite amazing photos to entertain you.

78 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: another day of outright frustration in Greece

Not only the weather but now my phone broke forcing me to head into Kalamata. A bad day. In the podcast I discuss Petra Diamonds (PDL) and AIM's posterboy today, Trellus Health (TRLS) now up 725% in one session!

78 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: Life in a bear market, redemptions, Skinbiotherapeutics, Miton, Woodford etc

I talk partly from bitter experience as a failed fund manager. I talk in general about redemptions, I make guesses about Miton and I make specific observations about Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX). Meanwhile storms rage in Greece so I may be more productive at the keyboard today as I am buggered if I am going out harvesting.

79 days ago

Photo Article from the Greek Hovel olive harvest day 3 – Pride comes before a fall

I show you the photo below not to demonstrate my support for the 47th President of the USA. Not to show how think I am these days although I am now able to wear a rugby short from my London Irish days and it is loose. No, it was to show that while you shiver back in Airstrip One, the sun was shining here in Greece. Day three was uninterrupted and we made good progress. But pride comes before a fall.

79 days ago

GOTCHA! Liam “the Toke” Murray caught with trousers down yet again

I guess that with me stuck half way up a Greek mountain, Liam “the toke” Murray and his scumbag clients thought they had a free pass not to disclose adverse information in a timely fashion. Wrong! Gotcha!

79 days ago

Sprott bullish on gold

Sprott is a well known resources investor, so John Hathaway, a Managing Partner there, is talking its own book but argues… Gold bullion appreciated over 27% in 2024, the most in 14 years, and outperformed most major asset classes, ending the year at $2,624.50. Since the start of this century, gold has outperformed stocks, bonds and the U.S. dollar.

79 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: an idea for Amaroq

I comment on dramatic weather here in Greece, reply to points made in yesterday's bearcast and look at Technology Minerals (TM1), Amaroq (AMRQ) and Sosandar (SOS)

79 days ago

RegTech Open Project - chairman and independent director jump ship

Over at Companies House, the insolvent fraud RegTech Open Project (RTOP) which delisted from the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange on 3 January 2025, there is evidence of the winding down of the company.

80 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Birthday Bearcast: Not quite stanzas composed during a thunderstorm

I am sure that Zak Mir will understand the title, verse composed about Greece by a fellow old Harrovian. This is not about the Pindus mountains but a suggestion of some of the radical measures Rachel from Customer Services could take to start to balance the books and also to drive economic growth. The chances of her doing any of them are zero. I forgot to add in that she should announce measures to progressively increase the pension age over, say, 40 years, from 67 to life expectancy, 81, so as to stop it being a ponzi. Again there is no chance of that happening.

81 days ago

Photo Article from the Greek Hovel Olive Harvest Day 2, the snake tree

We are in a routine. My assistant Tim is the Albanian grandfather. I am the Albanian grandmother.

81 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: my last day as a 56 year old

In start with what I shall do tomorrow and end n what is happening in Greece. In between why Nigel might be right about gold but short term wrong on gold stocks. Not that I am selling. I discuss house prices and housebuilding shares and the Miton microcap closure and what it means for small caps. I ponder, in that vein, the share price of Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX)

81 days ago

Catenai - did Klarian repay its loan note on 31 December or convert loan into shares? Wakey wakey Liam "The Toke" Murray

n my last note on 16 December on Catenai (CTAI), I speculated about what would happen as regards Catenai’s loan to Klarian Limited which accounted for over 99% of its assets. The loan redemption date was 31 December 2024.

81 days ago

Roast PR the kiss of death share tip: 2024 results are out!

I have covered before the shocking antics of paid for penny dreadful rampers, Roast PR. Now with a hat tip to reader S, I offer a breakdown of its 2024 tips of the year and a warning of 12 stocks to avoid in 2025, its current tips.

81 days ago

Iconic Labs - the risk of buying into a shell in hope of an RTO

Iconic (ICON) shares were suspended from trading on 29 February 2024. It announced that it had signed non binding heads of terms with ITS Holdings 2023 Limited which had acquired the In The Style fashion company on 27 March 2023 from the previous listed owned when it was run by Adam Frisby. Adam no longer has any connection with the company.

82 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: heading to the murderers taverna, praising Steve Moore and Nigel Wray after Alliance Pharma bid

Actually the murderer has been fired by his cousin, I am starting updates on the Greek Hovel olive harvest on my own website as you can see HERE. We battle on. Then the lessons of the Alliance Pharma (APH) bid, Sealand Capital (SCGL) and Georgina Energy (GEX) 

82 days ago

Technology Minerals: Century Cobalt dumps again do the maths the end is nigh!

Natch the announcement came after hours yesterday. Century Cobalt Limited (CCL) has sold an aggregate of 83,500,000 Ordinary Shares in the Company to what it terms an institutional investor, I suggest it means bucket shop.

82 days ago

A disgraced fund manager rushes to defend Rachel from Customer Services

I suppose our beloved Chancellor needs any friend she can find right now, even a disgraced fund manager under FCA investigation. No not me silly, it is Neil Woodford.

82 days ago

GOTCHA! Georgina Energy and the lying barstools, fess up!

Yesterday I suggested that Georgina Energy (GEX) might be telling porky pies with regards to its DEMIRS drilling application for Hussar EP 513 prospect. Today the lying barstools were forced into a confession. GOTCHA!. Extra ouzo for me tonight. Even stuck half way up a Greek mountain in the pouring rain, I am more of a regulator than the woke morons at the FCA will ever be.

82 days ago

4 Upstanding Individuals odd one out contest answer

I am shocked that nobody got this, still more shocked that Evil Banksta got the wrong answer. The four scholars and gentlemen pictured HERE were from the top left going clockwise: The Right Honourable Tony Baldry of the 3DM fraud infamy, Zak “they’ve all got it in for me” Mir, Neill Rickets of Versarien infamy and Clem Chambers of ADVFN and Online Blockchain infamy.

82 days ago

The December 2024 AIM Market statistics have landed and guess what?

For 2024, 21 companies joined the AIM sewer which is better than the prior two years when the numbers were 19 and 15 but far lower than in its heyday when the numbers were in the hundreds. For December there were 3 new companies and 6 cancellations so a net decline of 3 companies. the dire trend continues

83 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: total corporate wankspeak from Cirata

I start with more nightmares in Norway as I tackle the snake tree here in Greece. Themn some macro thoughts, Optibiotix (OPTI) and Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) and finally Cirata (CRTA)

83 days ago

4 scholars and gentlemen odd one out competition

Before the ghastly sister of one of the four gents below starts squawking the correct answer has nothing to do with ethnicity. The simple question is which of the four fine upstanding individuals who have all featured regularly on this website is the odd one out and why? Answers in the comments section below.

83 days ago

Photo Article from the Greek Hovel olive harvest day 1 (Wednesday)

For the first time ever I am harvesting olives after Christmas rather than before and I can hear chainsaws, twerkers and threshing machines everywhere. The hills are alive with the sounds of my neighbours harvesting in a far more industrial way than myself and reader T. We work at a rather slower pace.

83 days ago

Video: Europe is collapsing and the US is heading for inflation

Tom Luongo is the producer of the Gold, Goats and Guns newsletter, which sounds right up my street. He is clearly a macro bear.

83 days ago

Georgina Energy: I am sure there is a perfectly innocent explanation.

Well actually, given the track record of the scallywags in charge as fully documented on this website, I would not bet the ranch on that. I am just a bit confused by statements made by this technically insolvent company.

84 days ago

Sosandar: when is the warning?

Corks and waves, corks and waves. On 26 November 2024 when unveiling piss poor interims, Sosandar (SOS) insisted that it was on track to meet, yet again revised down, full year numbers. I bet the birds who run it a fiver that it will not.

84 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Donald Trump is NOT going to invade Greenland, I stay long and strong Amaroq

I start with logistical nightmare affecting The Mrs and Joshua in Oslo  nd me in Greece and a report on day 1 of the olive harvest. Then it is Amaroq (AMRQ), bullshit from Pennpetro (PPP), Victoria (VCP), TBG Holdings (RBG) and the Ian Rosenblatt apparent scandal,, and HemoGenyx (HEMO).

84 days ago

Zak Mir: the pot calls the kettle black!

I bet that his ghastly and rather dim sister thinks this is a racist headline and another unwarranted attack on that upstanding journalist brown envelope man, rather than an idiom. But as the screenshot below shows it is harsh but fair.

85 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Apparently ALL restaurants at Heathrow T5 are infested with mice, eat there at your peril

I start with my discussions with Hillingdon Council about mice at Heathrow Terminal 5. Put it this way, eat there at your peril. Then two companies that are technically insolvent, Technology Minerals (TM1) and Argo Blockchain (ARB)

85 days ago

Global Petroleum discount placing shows that CEO Omar Ahmad is a lying bastard

I have flagged up the ramping of Omar Ahmad the CEO of Global Petroleum (GBP) before but today as its shares have slumped by 24% to just 0.22p after raising £1.5 million at 0.225p and admitting that there is no farm out deal agreed in Namibia, I ask you to consider Omar's comments below. I think he is a lying bastard. What do you think?

85 days ago

The Insanity of Tern raising money at a discount to invest in another small tech investor at market price

Tern (TERN) raised £400,000 gross of expenses on 16 December 2024 at a discount of 16% to the then latest available share price. After paying 5% or 6% for costs of the placing the effective discount was more than 20%. Then on 2 January 2025 Tern announced that it had spent £175,000 of that cash investing into Sure Ventures Plc placing at the mid market price.

85 days ago

Caffe Nero literally steals from me as the mice run across its floors

Living in the grim North means that catching an early morning flight from Heathrow is a bit of a bugger. The last train from Crewe got me to Terminal 5 at about midnight. Then I must wait almost five hours to get rid of my large bag and head through security. Thus, I find myself killing time at the only food and drink outlet open all hours, Caffe Nero. I start with the mice.

86 days ago

Evil Banksta: TW schoolboy error

In yesterday’s bearcast I suggested that Sealand Galaxy (SCGL), at 3.2p, the most overvalued stock in London had recently raised cash at 1.5p. It is far worse than. Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd writes to put me straight:

86 days ago

Pray for Darren as he mourns the downfall of his idol President Castro Trudeau

Please spare a thought for our site manager Darren whose socialist tears are gushing into the Vancouver water system on news of the resignation of the world's wokest leader Canada’s President Castro Trudeau. To mark this great day we ask you to vote on what was the greatest moment of the Castro terror on the godless socialist hell hole. Make your choice below, was it:

86 days ago

Photo article from the Welsh hovel, Sammy the Snowman

Natch Jaya’s teachers celebrated the start of term with an INSET day. At 4 AM the snow lay crisp and even if not deep. By the time Jaya, roused daughter 2 and daughter 2’s boyfriend a lot of melting had taken place. But the trio still managed to create Sammy the snowman and dress him in a Wrexham scarf and Canada hat sent by this site’s manager Darren from the land of President Castro Trudeau.

86 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: the most overvalued share in London jumps 100%, where is the FCA?

I start with Sammy the snowman, pictures later. the it is on to Optibiotix (OPTI), Tiger Royalties (TIR), Cirata (CRYA) and Sealand Capital Galaxy (SCGL).

86 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast Part 2 - Cirata going forward

I covered the grim backstory of Cirata (CRTA), Wandisco (WAND), the $1 billion fraud, in part 1, now for where things stand with the shares at just 22p. Is it time to bottom fish? I explain why it is not..

86 days ago

Dr Graham Cooley joins Gelion, is that really such a catch?

I cannot see any reason to own shares in Gelion (GELN) but perhaps I am missing something? Feel free to enlighten me. Today it has announced the appointment of Dr Graham Cooley as NED boasting that “Dr Graham Cooley brings a wealth of relevant experience and knowledge to the Gelion Board through his background in the power, energy storage and hydrogen sectors over more than 35 years.” Hmmm.

86 days ago

Madness: Supply@Me Capital - Bulletin Board Morons think that Supply may use Nuburu to obtain Nasdaq US listing

The Supply (SYME) Bulletin Board Morons are working themselves up into to a frenzy as they ponder whether Supply could reverse into Nasdaq listed Nuburu (BURU). The reasons for this speculation centre on:

86 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast part 1: Wandisco and Intelliam, the Dave Richards MBE scandal

In part 2 I shall look at where Wandisco (WAND) now Cirata (CRTA) is today. In this part I look at the lessons patently not learned from this $1 billion Unicorn fraud and at Richard's new listed company, IntelliAM (INT).

87 days ago

Video: Ron Paul says DOGE and Elon the hope for American Liberty

Dr Ron Paul is my idol and how I wish he had been President.

87 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Tiger completes a dream team of scallywags

I am pretty disgusted with the small cap world and discuss Tiger Royalties (TIR), Optibiotix (OPTI), Technology Minerals (TM1), Hydrogen Utopia (HUI), Georgina Exploration (GEX) and Neometals (NMT)

87 days ago

Celadon Pharmaceuticals: death postponed is still death

Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) has yet to respond to the shocking suggestion that its CEO, via a third party, funded the last £150,000 paid for by an investor who would otherwise have welched on his deal. Meanwhile progress, of sort, from the bloke who welched on a £1 million loan.

87 days ago

Tom Winnifrith 2nd bonus bearcast: A Christmas fuck you to Shareholders from Steve O'Hara, Neil Davidson and Liam Murray

As an Optibiotix (OPTi) shareholder with a new chainsaw I am very angry.

87 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bonus bearcast: Christmas comes early, Dave Lenigas to jail over Pennpetro fraud?

A shocking RNS today lays bare that shareholders in Pennpetro (PPP), especially those taking part in two 12p placings were deceived and misled as to the state of a company that now admits it is facing possible insolvency. It says it is investigating past directors, the fuzz should be investigating. Investors have been defrauded, surely Lenigas should go to jail or, at the very least, never run a listed company again.

87 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: my excuse is Jaya's scarf

I start with the reason for a delayed podcast then it is UK base rates, the looming recession and avoiding retail stocks including Next (NXT) and Sosandar (SOS). Then it is on to Victoria (VCP), Jubilee Metals (JLP) and Kavango (KAV)

87 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: on Kefi, lying, snow in Wales and olive oil in Greece and Essex

The bearcast covers everything in the title. Normal service tomorrow, Tuesday is a travel day.

88 days ago

Does Tesco really care about anti-semitism? Does anyone care these days?

It might seem an odd question given that Tesco (TSCO) was founded by a Jew but I find my weekly shop at my local branch in Wrexham now following a familiar pattern.

88 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: as I think of Dr David Viner, a tale of 2 gold miners I own

I think back to 2000 and the warnings of the leading global warming scientist of the day, Dr David Viner. I consider meeting the b/f of daughter 2 for the first time and two gold stocks I own, Bluebird Mining (BMV) and Amaroq (AMRQ), while mentioning, en passant, Imperial Brands (IMB) and Legal & General (LGEN)

89 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: wholesale failure of regulation, the media and political supervision in the UK, we are a laughing stock

I start with the Mrs and Joshua going on holiday. Then it is Elon Musk and the British grooming scandal which horrifies me. That moves onto Regtech Open (RTOP), Supply@ME Capital (SYME). Dispensa (DISP), Zak Mir and the FCA. Then Technology Minerals (TM1) and Predator Oil & Gas (PRD).

89 days ago

Regtech delisted today, accounts now overdue; another milestone in the collapse of the Alessandro Zamboni white collar crime empire & more shame for Zak Mir

Oh dear, poor Zak Mir, one less fraud for him to promote as his own shitty business collapses. Today marks the formal delisting of Regtech Open (RTOP) from the main market and its accounts for the year to 30 June 2024, its first as a listed company, are now overdue. Don’t hold your breath

89 days ago

Has BSF Enterprises really got a year’s cash left?

The Frankenstein Meat bubble has well and truly burst yet on 4 December BSF Enterprises (BSFA) managed to get away a bucket shop placing, long predicted by myself, raising a paltry £500,000 at 2.5p. The shares are now just 2.25p suggesting that the stock not flipped is now being panic sold. A month ago BSF made a statement that I just do not believe.

89 days ago

Oi China fraud specialist where is the RNS? Maybe TMS has an update?

On Christmas Eve well after the markets had closed, it was announced that the two executive directors of Woodbois (WBI), Guido Theuns, Executive Chair and Chief Executive Officer, and Johannes Bloemen, Chief Financial Officer quit with immediate effect. As I detailed here this is the latest in a long line of red flags and one of them is that the man now in charge is the China AIM fraud specialist Mr. Paul Shackleton.

89 days ago

Reader: TW far too kind to Technology Minerals, it will zero within weeks!

Oh dear, it seems that I have started 2025 showing my traditional weakness of being far too nice to the bad guys. Yesterday I warned of numerous red flags and at Technology Minerals (TM1) and suggested it would go bust within months. Reader S says I am being far too generous ands writes:

90 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Service Announcement, Sharestock and all the lessons from the slam dunk zero that is Technology Minerals

The podcast is what it says on the tin. All those involved in Technology Minerals (TM1) but especially the auditors are skating on very thin ice. There is also an idea I m working on for Sharestock, does it interest you?

90 days ago

Readers share tips of the year contest – if you tipped as a sell a suspended stock act now! And Swanny's 2025 kiss of death...

A few of you did not read the rules and tipped as sells stocks such as Chill Brands (CHILL) which will collapse but are suspended. Steve, being a nice guy, will allow you to put in a second choice in the comments section below the original article HERE but you must do so today. And he will use today’s closing price for that part of your entry. You have until 6.59 AM tomorrow to resubmit. Incidentally…

90 days ago

The folly of backing global warming stocks, the reckoning is coming

There was a remarkable series of tweets over the Christmas period by a chap called Tony Heller @tonyclimate. As America prepares for a deep freeze across the nation even in the “warm south” his fact based approach to climate data is not what you will hear from the main political parties across the West or what your kids will tell you they are taught at school. FFS Tom think of the Polar Bears as the ice caps melt! Er..

90 days ago

EXPOSE: Technology Minerals and European Lithium – it really is ‘avin’ a $600m giraffe,, just ask the SEC

Somehow Technology Minerals (TM1) managed to persuade its auditors that it had no financial worries largely because as of 25 February it would be free to sell $10 million worth of shares in Nasdaq listed European Lithium (Nasdaq: CRML). The auditors have shown no professional scepticism here at all.

90 days ago

Victoria director share buying: does that alter the bear case?

A reader asks if news that NED Gavin Petken had bought 255,172 shares in Victoria (VCP) on New Year’s Eve alters the bear case. Paying c69p a pop this is a decent punt. Or is it?

90 days ago

Worthless Argo what news Helios?

I suppose, given that it is technically insolvent and its shares are worthless, Argo Blockchain (ARB) has a lot on its corporate mind. However…

91 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: New Year's Resolutions personal and financial, please view this as optimistic and realistic not too gloomy

I hope I am being brutally honest with my resolutions, everything from buying a drive on lawnmower to shares I shall be selling and buying. And to drawing in my horns in terms of what business I take on, from October it will be writing and podcasting only. September 6 2025 really will be the last ever Sharestock. We will go out with a bang so if you want to come along to see my new lawnmower, meet my new chickens and enjoy one last event click HERE.

91 days ago

BREAKING: Inspirit Energy Holdings - materially non compliant accounts, utterly misleading

Nilesh Jagatia AIM’s worst Chief Financial Officer has sunk to new lows in his latest set of accounts for the year ended 30 June 2024 for Inspirit (INSP) which are materially non compliant with IFRS accounting standards and, as I explained in my last article, shows he is utterly divorced from economic reality. The accounts came out after hours on New Year's Eve. Natch.

92 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: As Red Rock issues yet more confetti what value has David Lenigas added?

Yet again Red Rock Resources (RRR) has issued more confetti. I examine that share issuance which stinks, have questions for Nomad Roland "fatty" Cornish and question what value strategic consultant David Lenigas has added since his appointment?

92 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: the Honesty of Evil Banksta, the certainty of SYME being a zero and a tip of the year update, it will be a multibagger

Happy New Year to you all. I wish you a healthy, prosperous and happy 2025. Natch I shall be in bed by 9.30 tonight as will all grumpy old men. Ahead of that Petra Diamonds (PDL), Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Eco Buildings (ECOB)

93 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Howard White is a shameless cad

In today's podcast I look at Versarien (VRS), Hydrogen Utopia (HUI), Tiger Royalties (TIR) and Alterian (ALTE), the Dave Lenigas pumped sham.

93 days ago

Alteration Earth: Fatty Cornish brings you an new AI Float for David Lenigas to ramp: do the maths

Gosh Aim is a cesspit and the same old names just crop up again and again. London’s worst Nomad Rolamd fatty Cornish. Shameless penny share promoter David Lenigas jumping on any bandwagon that will bear his, considerable, weight, scumbag former stockbrokers Daniel Gee and James Sheehan of Pello infamy, broker Allenby of Nightcap, Chill brands and Woodbois disgrace. This is a despicable gang but as you can see below, shareholder Lenigas is already ramping hard.

93 days ago

Luxury Greek Villa with Pool, now open for spring and summer bookings

We have had an early season booking and that means the pool is now open from 25 April onwards. we could open it earlier if folks wanted to book. It will stay open until September 30th or later on request. Most of July is now booked out but the rest of the year is still free and as the photos below show it is heavenly. Kalamata airport has direct flights from April and is less than an hour away. I head off in about a week to make a few running repairs and harvest some olives.

93 days ago

Video: The Next Big Catalyst for Gold will be a Stock Market Crash

Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence has music for the ears of our in-house gold loon, Nigel Somerville.

93 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bonus bearcast: 2 less than charming emails received over the Christmas break

One concerns Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) and one concerns the disgraced penny share promoter, brown envelope man, Zak Mir.

93 days ago

Alpha Growth - challenges awaiting incoming auditor

In my weekend GOTCHA article I noted that Alpha Growth (ALGW) was shy in naming its new auditors which its has had over 8 months to sort out. On further reflection perhaps I was being too generous, I blame the Christmas spirit. Perhaps, the absence of a named firm is because no appointment has yet been made and the change in year end was a kick the can down the road exercise until it can find a new auditor. As I note below Alpha faces some real challenges in finding an auditor due to the following:

94 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: macrobabble calls

94 days ago

Tom Winnifrith podcast: the demographics of Velikaya Novosyolka as Ukraine faces military disaster

Yes, the Western media and politicians promising to back Ukraine until victory lied to you. I look at the situation in Kursk and the Donbas then at 1 small town Russia will capture this week.

94 days ago

The ShareProphets share tips of the year No 14, a BUY from Darren Atwater

Between 23 December and 2 January we are serving up 18 tips of the year: longs, shorts, blue chips, small caps, something for everyone. No 14 is a BUY from Darren Atwater.

94 days ago

The ShareProphets share tips of the year No 13, a BUY from Tom Winnifrith

Between 23 December and 2 January we are serving up 18 tips of the year: longs, shorts, blue chips, small caps, something for everyone. No 13 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith.

94 days ago

The ShareProphets share tips of the year 2025, No 12 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith

Between 23 December and 2 January we are serving up 18 tips of the year: longs, shorts, blue chips, small caps, something for everyone. No 12 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith.

95 days ago

Jubilee Metals – states “uncertainty” whether guidance production volumes will be met, but that doesn’t look likely now. Sell

Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued an announcement including that there has been a “noticeable increase” in the number of hours of production lost at its Roan facilities in Zambia caused by power outages across the national grid, though seeking to reassure that Munkoyo and Project G mining operations remain on target and noting enhanced terms for the acquisition of a large waste rock project.

95 days ago

Video the BBC does not want you to see: Sir Starmer and the Granny Harmers

Apparently this is topping the download charts, all profits go to help old folks charities and yet the BBC seems to be refusing to play it. I can’t think why. Enjoy

95 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bonus bearcast: Chill Brands caves to Yankee fraudsters, where next?

To Seth who threatened and harassed FOR the fraudsters this is for you. Where next for Chill Brands (CHLL)? Questions for Swanny and for the auditors…

95 days ago

Flip Flop Ben Turney claims to raise £6.6m in yet another placing but when will he get the cash, if ever?

Another day starts and Kavango Resources (KAV), the Southern Africa focussed wannabee miner run by Flip Flop Ben Turney, formerly of this parish, announces a “strategic financing of £6,566,200 at 0.7 pence per share.” So how much cash will Ben be counting this morning given that Kavango is running on vapours? The answer is nil.

95 days ago

MicroSalt, patently absurd, an expert writes on today’s ramping

The word on the street is that Father Christmas has a stocking gift for myself from the Dominic Frisby store as a reward for being so good this year. Meanwhile the great man has a new song out which is superb although, for some reason, the Mrs. is not a fan! Enjoy.

95 days ago

Gotcha! Another pre Christmas nasty, Alpha Growth - change of year end due to delay in appointing replacement auditors

On 23 December Alpha Growth (ALGW), a main market listed company, announced that it was changing its year end to 31 March 2025 from 31 December 2024. It explains that it wants to give its incoming auditors sufficient time to complete an onboarding process and plan its audit. It also indicates that it will also avoid the busiest time for auditors in respect of December year ends by changing its year end.

95 days ago

The ShareProphets share tips of the year 2025, No 11 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith

Between 23 December and 2 January we are serving up 18 tips of the year: longs, shorts, blue chips, small caps, something for everyone. No 11 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith.

96 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: 12 listed companies to go bust in 2025 and a bonus 13th short

It says what is on the tin. Enjoy

96 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bonus bearcast: the curse of China fraud specialist Paul Shackleton, dodgy AIM Rules and Woodbois

Woodbois (WBI) is a £10 million catalogue of horrors and a Christmas Eve nightmare

96 days ago

The ShareProphets share tips of the year, No 10 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith

Between 23 December and 2 January we are serving up 18 tips of the year: longs, shorts, blue chips, small caps, something for everyone. No 10 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith.

96 days ago

Tern - stake in Device Authority cut by latest fundraise, NAV death by a thousand cuts

On 23 December, Tern (TERN) announced that the 2nd tranche of the fund raise announced on 27 December 2023 of $3.3 million had been completed. In a previous RNS on 30 September 2024, Tern had indicated that this fund raise had been deferred due to strong performance by Device Authority and hoped that it may not be required but ultimately it was still required.

98 days ago

A failed fund manager gives reasons to be optimistic about UK PLC

No not me silly, I am rather gloomy about the outlook here in Airstrip One. It is disgraced Neil Woodford who is smoking the hopium.

98 days ago

Zak Mir’s Christmas Carol, a new version: Part 3

One of the joys of Christmas TV is that we get various versions of the Christmas Carol story each with its own merits. And in that spirit this year’s Christmas Carol on ShareProphets is also a remake of one from a few years ago. Part 2 of this year’s carol is HERE. Part One can be found HERE. Now for the finale ‘twas the night before Christmas…

99 days ago

I stormed out of Midnight Mass in Gresford, may God forgive me

However much the Church of England or Church of Wales infuriates me and tests my faith I have always attended Midnight Mass at Christmas. “Yea Lord we Greet You born this happy morning” I sing loudly and walk out into the cold night air filled with optimism and with my weak faith replenished. Gradually my own failings and the miserable state of the world weaken all those positive feelings and then it is Christmas again. This year I did not leave after the last carol I stormed out and I hope that our sparky new vicar understands why.

99 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Do not assume that everything will stay the same in 2025

I start with some macro thoughts on big defence, big pharma and UK retail plus the fate of Rachel from Customer Services, something Maggie Belgrano speculates about in today's Mail. Then a quick look at Tiger Royalties (TIR), Atlas Metals (AMG) and the antics of disgraced James Parsons at ascent Resources (AST). Finally it's not Happy Winterfest it's Merry Christmas from me to all listeners and their families.

99 days ago

All Active Asset Capital Limited - barely alive after losing most of value to a Robert Bonnier backed company

Folks cannot say that I did not warn them about this disaster. To much abuse I warned repeatedly and it seems that old TW is not a total idiot after all and that there will be no escape from poverty for those who knew better.

99 days ago

Zak Mir’s Christmas Carol, a new version: Part 2

One of the joys of Christmas TV is that we get various versions of the Christmas Carol story each with its own merits. And in that spirit this year’s Christmas Carol on ShareProphets is also a remake of one from a few years ago. Part 2 of this year’s carol is almost underway. Part One can be found HERE ‘twas the night before Christmas…

100 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Petrofac shows why short sellers are so needed

I start with Caracal Gold (GCAT) and the shame of the FCA and of Andrew Monk. Then it is Petrofac (PFC), Hummigbird (HUM) and Argo Blockchain (ARB). Finally enter Nigel's contest before midnight HERE

100 days ago

Zak Mir’s Christmas Carol, a new version: Part 1

One of the joys of Christmas TV is that we get various versions of the Christmas Carol story each with its own merits. And in that spirit this year’s Christmas Carol on ShareProphets is also a remake of one from a few years ago. ‘twas the night before Christmas…

100 days ago

Petrofac shares slump to 8.5p on restructuring, Evil Banksta says worth 1.5p

The cost of borrow went to 500% and Evil Banksta had to close out a profitable short some months ago. So his Christmas swans are not being financed by Petrofac (PFC) but I am sure that Adam Reynolds will ride to the rescue of Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd. Still, a refinancing today shows that, as ever, Evil Banksta was right and has good reason to be smug and conceited.

100 days ago

GOTCHA! Andrew Monk – Caracal admits it is almost game over, shame on you!

I demonstrated very clearly that Robbie McCrae and Caracal Gold (GCAT) had deceived investors by withholding bad news and engaged in share transfers under this stealth cloak. The company should have been delisted but adviser Andrew Monk did a Tammy Wynette and stood by his man. Shame on you Monk for today it looks as if the game is up.

100 days ago

The ShareProphets share tips of the year 2025, No 2 a BUY from Tom Winnifrith

Between 23 December and 2 January we will serve up 18 tips of the year: longs, shorts, blue chips, small caps, something for everyone. No 2 is a BUY from Tom Winnifrith

101 days ago

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: Who benefitted from the Pennpetro FRAUD? One for the FCA

I start by explaining risk capital vs options and why buying any share is always a risk. This is for the demented Lemming. Then it is onto Frisby's video, Nigel's contest you must enter HERE and finally the questions the FCA must ask about the Pennpetro (PPP) fraud.

101 days ago

Video: Frisby at his brilliant best, short the UK and Europe, long USA and Argentina, libertarianism works, socialism fails

This is not a song it is well argued fact and ignore it at your peril. Argentina shows that we libertarians are right. The UK and Europe head in a different direction and we will all suffer. My friend Dominic Frisby explains it clearly, I suspect the millionaire selling all his sterling assets to whom he refers is Jim Mellon. Enjoy.

105 days ago

Has Adam Reynolds got one more present from Belluscura for Evil Banksta before Christmas?

Evil Banksta keeps sending me pictures of the enormous City Christmas lunches which he attends on a daily basis. At this rate his girth will soon be surpassing that of London’s worst Nomad, Roland “fatty” Cornish. But will his New Year fine dining be subsidized, yet again, by Adam Reynolds and Belluscura (BELL), the gift that never stops giving to short sellers?

105 days ago

A Christmas winner from Dominic Frisby – Right Wing Woman

The word on the street is that Father Christmas has a stocking gift for myself from the Dominic Frisby store as a reward for being so good this year. Meanwhile the great man has a new song out which is superb although, for some reason, the Mrs. is not a fan! Enjoy.

105 days ago

Video: Disgraced Neil Woodford puts his side of the Woodford collapse, talking complete shit

The interviewer offers one of the greatest blow jobs in stockmarket history. This is a hoot. He and Neil Woodford agree that the disgraced fund manager is a man of supreme talent and integrity who has been treated unfairly. Apparently the collapse of Woodford’s funds was all down to unfair press comment. Whatever. And there was I thinking that while this website exposed Woodford from 2015 with more than 1000 videos, podcasts and articles, the Mail, FT, Sunday Times and the rest of the MSM were kissing his arse almost to the end. If you have 90 minutes to spare this is a hoot from a parallel universe. Enjoy..

105 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: words from a genius (Mark Slater) and from a congenital idiot (Simon Botfield)

https://shareprophets.com/views/78100/tom-winnifrith-bearcast-words-from-a-genius-mark-slater-and-from-a-congenital-idiot-simon-botfield

105 days ago

Victrex – after recent results, an income and recovery value Buy...

Polymers company Victrex (VCT) has recently announced results for its year ended 30th September 2024, helping the shares rise to above 1100p, but still comparing to above 1500p at the start of 2024 and above 2500p in 2021. However, the results also included some indications that there could be further share price recovery potential from here and that’s with a strong balance sheet and above 5% dividend yield to boot.

105 days ago

In Black and white: Rachel from customer services puts folks on the dole

A profits warning from Shoe Zone (SHOE) will be gutting for shareholders as the stock is off by 44% at just 80p. Steve called this correctly and is justifiably smug today. The real losers are staff who will be losing their jobs just in time for Christmas and the company does not pull its punches: the finger of blame is rightly pointed at Rachel from Customer Services. One again “Labour is not working”.

105 days ago

Supply@Me Capital - the Eight Capital loan repayment mystery, the plot thickens and the FCA are just useless

In yesterday’s RNS, the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) stated under related parties that “as of today, The AvantGarde Group S.p.A (an entity beneficially wholly owned and controlled by Alessandro Zamboni, Chief Executive Officer of the Company) (TAG) has, along with a number of other investors, a non controlling interest in SFE.”

105 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Up 300% today the biggest sell I can remember for ages

https://shareprophets.com/views/78080/tom-winnifrith-bearcast-up-300-today-the-biggest-sell-i-can-remember-for-ages

105 days ago

Conygar: Mr Market just does not believe you or in commercial property

Shares in property investor Conygar (CIC) have dived by 15% today to just 49p after some pretty shoddy results. But the company wants you to believe that its NAV of 103p per share at the September 30 year end is real and that things are going to get better. Mr. market clearly does not believe it. And must be worried about the high level of gearing too.

105 days ago

Hemogenyx and that share consolidation to attract institutional investors: how’s it going?

Since exposing its pig and pork scam a few months ago HERE, Hemogenyx (HEMO) has been very much on my radar. It is a classic biotech promote which could not cure ham let alone any disease. Even at today’s 320p, a market cap of c£11 million is a gross overvaluation of a company that will be gigging with the Fat Lady within weeks if it cannot place and which, after years of spoofing, has made SFA clinical progress.

106 days ago

Supply@ME Capital dismal trading update: this is a zero

Today’s business update from the technically insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) fails to provide an update on two of the most critical elements namely its current cash position and an update on working capital loans from the The AvantGarde Group, owned by Alessandro Zamboni and what it has paid to supply in last 3 months since interim accounts were published. Those are the massive red flags.

106 days ago

Financial Reporting Council – how good are the auditors of your investments?

The FRC has released its annual report on Tier 2 and Tier 3 Audit Firms – Audit Quality Inspection and Supervision. Tier 2 and Tier 3 Audit Firms

106 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Its screwed by Africa weekend at Sheriff Towers

The Africa curse strikes my pension fund for the second time in a few days. I am almost at the point of saying that enough is enough at Jubilee Metals (JLP) and discuss why. Then a bit more on Ariana Resources (AAU), Amaroq (AMRQ), Tern (TERN) and Oxford Biodynamics (OBD)

106 days ago