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Quantum Blockchain Technologies – after the pump…

On 20th October, stating it is developing “in the dynamic world of Blockchain Technology, which includes cryptocurrency mining and other advanced blockchain applications”, Quantum Blockchain Technologies (QBT) issued a “Market Update”-titled announcement on “its proprietary Method A and Method B software”. The shares subsequently rose from around 1p to 3p before falling back to a most recent close 1.8p and now another announcement – “Placing” (natch!).
PHE
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Powerhouse – just how bad is the cash position and another Turner Pope disastrous misjudgement

Just how bad is the cash position at Powerhouse Energy (PHE)? You have to ask the question today on news that it has pulled out of its planned jv with Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) at Longford in Eire. Powerhouse says that it hopes to revisit the scheme, Hydrogen makes it clear that it does not see that happening. Powerhouse says that it has to prioritise its numerus opportunities. That is bollocks.
VRS
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Versarien – it is what it does not say that should terrify shareholders

Today’s GM at Versarien (VRS) will no doubt pass resolutions allowing for the issue of a blizzard of confetti and a share consolidation. The alternative is insolvency before Christmas. In a verbose statement which shamed chairperson Dianne Savory will read out. It is what the woman who seems relaxed about other women being targeted and harassed, does not say which is a killer.
LOK
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Lok’nStore still loves to (expensively) hold your junk

It is a new week but I see in today’s range of corporate numbers that Lok’nStore (LOK) still has lots of people’s junk to store, with its full year numbers to the end of July seeing a just over 5% rise in self storage revenue year-on-year. A bit like many things in life, if you have not used something for many years, you are never going to use it and, given the existing online capability to sell pretty much anything you like to someone else, I am amazed the average citizen does not shift a bit of their junk for a few quid…so they can buy some prospects for tomorrow’s list of junk (or pay a few bills and the like). However, life is changing a little bit…
MIN

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Minoan – Egleton to step back

As AIM-listed holiday resort developer (eventually…) Minoan (MIN) heads for a General Meeting and reconvened AGM on 10th November, ta reliable source says that there may be some big changes coming.
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Obesity and Diabetes: Two Growing Problems this Profitable Pioneer is Helping to Beat

Hello Share Twiddlers. Medical pioneering is a laudable investment these days. And with hospital science coming on leaps and bounds, it could also be a profitable one. One company worth a look is Novo Nordisk (0TDD). This is an outfit that tackles the growing problem of obesity. You only have to look around to see how serious that particular situation is.
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Upland and Kefi

In this podcast I deal with Upland Resources (UPL) - target sub 2p on Monday, 0p in the end - and Kefi Gold & Copper ( KEFI) - target way above current levels - looking at calls for share suspensions, false attacks on bears, the role of the FCA and panicked investors.
Gold
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The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Goes Above $2,000: Ouzo Time? Not Yet!

Gold finished the week at $2006, up from $1981 last week and over the $2,000 line. As a long-term bull of the yellow metal, I have been expecting a rise for too long – so is it Ouzo time?
ENET
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Ethernicity looks in real trouble with its creditors and last weeks share price rise was bonkers - sell

It seems to be silly season at the lower end of the market at the moment with some crazy rises coming on micro cap companies that often haven’t even had any particularly good news.
Father Christmas
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My share tips of the year 2023 – as the last 2 months of the year approach update...

In December I offered up two share tips of the year for 2023. Now as the last two months of the year approach, how do they look?
Professor
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Sunday Long Reads: Bye bye Catonese, Why did Street Movements fail?, Warp Speed, Tik Tok grinder, Britain’s newest media mogul

Sunday is a good time to sit back, read, and forget about shares. Put the kettle on, find a comfy chair. You have the time, don't you?

GetAFix

Visual Aid: The Foods With the Largest Environmental Impact

Food and agriculture have a significant impact on our planet, particularly in terms of carbon emissions, water withdrawals, and land use. To visualize how different food items contribute to this environmental impact, the graphic below ranks foods based on their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and water withdrawals, using data from Poore and Nemecek and Our World in Data.

Quiz
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The ShareProphets Sunday Pub Quiz #212

It's time for the ShareProphets Sunday Pub Quiz.. There are no prizes! And remember, no Googling!

Top-10

Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending 28 October

Here are the most read and most listened-to articles and Bearcasts on ShareProphets over the past seven days. The most read non-Quiz, non-Tom article last week is by Steve Moore, Velocys – “delighted to announce” launch of new technology facility. Er, what about going concern though?! at No 1 or No 3 including Bearcasts.

EUA
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A Comparison of AIMs Largest Fake Takeover with the Upland Amateurs

This week we celebrate the official anniversary of AIM’s largest ever fake takeover. Four years ago, on 24 October 2019, Eurasia Mining (EUA) blew the starting whistle with an RNS that would ultimately see its market cap inflated from just under £10 million to a peak of £1.2 billion. During that time, whilst supposedly seeking to sell its assets, Eurasia placed to raise funds three times, raising a total of $45 million from shareholders. All that money has gone now!
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Bulletin Board Moron of the week: bmwman on ADVFN? Can you do better?

Upland Resources (UPL) shares will collapse on Monday after the shocking after hours admission that its supposed bid approach was in fact a complete scam, as discussed in bearcast earlier HERE. As I am 100% vindicated and enjoy another celebratory ouzo, bmwman has identified the real culprits in what is a crime. I despair. The moron posts
RNO
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Renold – now again a trading Buy

Industrial chains and related power transmission products company Renold plc (RNO) issued an update just last month concluding “as a result of the continued positive trading momentum, and an increase in activity from the recently announced Davidson acquisition, the board now anticipates achieving results for the year ending 31 March 2024, higher than previously expected”. That helped the shares up to 31p but that was only a level they had been at as recently as May and this month they have fallen from above 30p at the start towards 27.5p. Recently they have started to recover, but we suggest there is a lot further to go from a 28.4p offer price.
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Upland admits the 14p, £166m, bid was a complete scam - vindication for the Master of penny share fraud busting

I was on a road trip yesterday so only noticed the after hours 'fess up late in the evening. Upland's shares will be destroyed, it is a complete vindication of my coverage and some folks should be going to jail if the FCA, regulator of the Standard List, launches a criminal enquiry as it must do. Upland Resources (UPL) management are - at best - guilty of criminal naivete and negligence, To show that they are not part of a criminal conspiracy, perhaps involving the tweet below, they should be demanding an FCA enquiry - I hope you followed my short advice as these shares will, as I predicted, collapse like a failed souffle on Monday.
SLP
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Sylvania Platinum – Q1 update, a recovery Buy

Platinum group metals producer from South Africa, Sylvania Platinum (SLP) has issued an update on the first quarter of its year noting a “15% lower PGM basket price recorded during the quarter” but that it remained profitable and that its cash balance increased 2% to $126.9 million during the quarter. So what of a market cap around £200 million?
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Something new from ShareProphets Labs: Listen to this article

If you are a paid subscriber, you'll see a new box at the top of every story: ‘Listen to this Article’. Click play, and no surprise, a robot will read out the article to you. I'm putting this up over the weekend and may take it down by Monday, it depends what ShareProphets readers think. It's very much a beta version but if people like it, we'll take the time to improve it.

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