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Professor Malcolm Stacey’s Celebrated, Universally Acclaimed, Legendary and Illustrious Christmas Lecture, Exclusive to this Magical Website.
Hello Share Wrappers. I’ve just watched a stunning new film on Netflix called ‘Mary.’ It’s not often we see a realistic version of the nativity. But it’s all the more powerful for looking authentic. No glamour or glitter here. Such an enlightened production helps to strengthen faith in the real reason for Christmas.- By Malcolm Stacey |
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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.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 16 hours ago |
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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)- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 16 hours ago |
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Zotefoams – “to pause its investment in ReZorce” but a core business “strong financial performance” Buy
Zotefoams (ZTF) has issued an announcement including that it “has continued to deliver a strong financial performance in a volatile market” and that its “order book remains robust with good visibility into next year”. So what of an around 5% lower share price response towards 300p?- By HotStockRockets |
- 17 hours ago |
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Inspecs – “board has decided to start a process of enhancing its governance structures”. Er, you listed on AIM in 2020!
Describing itself as “a leading designer, manufacturer and distributor of eyewear”, Inspecs Group (SPEC) has announced that Robin Totterman is to step down as Executive Chair of the board and that “the board has also determined that it will undertake a full review of its balance and composition. In undertaking that review, the board will take full account of generally accepted principles of good corporate governance”. Er, the group has been listed on AIM since 2020 though – so what of this?- By Steve Moore |
- 18 hours ago |
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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.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 19 hours ago |
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Shearwater – “Contract wins” and “momentum is continuing to build through H2”, but it needs to be!…
‘Cybersecurity, advisory and managed security services group’ Shearwater (SWG) has issued a “£2.3m Contract wins” announcement, with CEO Phil Higgins “delighted to secure this landmark contract with a prestigious global financial organisation, as well as a number of smaller deals in the past week which include further penetration of central Government, a strategic priority for the group” and it added “momentum is continuing to build through H2”. What of this and the shares currently 4% higher in response at 39p?- By Steve Moore |
- 20 hours ago |
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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.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 21 hours ago |
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Headlam – emphasises “highly attractive terms” property disposals, but a turnaround in trading will still be required…
Describing itself as “the UK's leading floorcoverings distributor”, Headlam Group (HEAD) has announced “Property Disposals” which CEO Chris Payne argues are “on highly attractive terms… enabled by the progress we are making in optimising our operations”. What of this and a share price currently approaching 7% higher in response at 140.5p?- By Steve Moore |
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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 bee defrauded, surely Lenigas should go to jail or, at the very least, never run a listed company again.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 24 hours ago |
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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)- By Tom Winnifrith |
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Inspired plc – “announces… result of retail offer”, not ‘pleased to announce’ then?…
Describing itself as “a leading technology-based service provider supporting businesses to control energy costs and enable their journey to net-zero” (hmmm!), Inspired plc (INSE) has announced that “following the closing of the retail offer on 18 December… 1,025,535 retail offer shares will be issued at 40 pence per retail offer share, raising gross proceeds for the company (before fees and expenses) of £410,214”. What about this with the shares currently at 42p?- By Steve Moore |
- 2 days ago |
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Jaywing – interims argue “expected to deliver a stronger second half performance”, but how much so?…
Marketing and data science company Jaywing (JWNG) has announced results for its half-year ended 30th September 2024 and emphasised “new business wins in H1 across all divisions are expected to deliver a stronger second half performance” and that it “expect the impact of our focus on costs will begin to be felt in the second half”. So what of a current 18.5% higher share price response to 1.6p?- By Steve Moore |
- 2 days ago |
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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.- By Tom Winnifrith & Steve Moore |
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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- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 2 days ago |
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Tribe Technology: from AIM listing to funding-troubles proposed cancellation in less than 16 months – indeed AIM was “a natural fit”! You were warned…
Describing itself as “a disruptive technology-first developer and manufacturer of world-class autonomous mining equipment”, Tribe Technology (TRYB) has issued a “Full Year Results Delay & Corporate Update”-titled announcement. It includes that its results will be delayed because of funding discussions though that it is “in advanced discussions with potential providers of additional funding, including certain existing shareholders of the company who remain supportive”. So what of a current more than halved share price in response to 0.75p?- By Steve Moore |
- 2 days ago |
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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...- By Tom Winnifrith |
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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.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 2 days ago |
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MicroSalt, patently absurd, an expert writes on today’s ramping
Still guzzling cash and with a majority shareholder in TekCapital (TEK) keen to dump stock, Microsalt (SALT) has two reasons to ramp its shares. So today we have an RNS Reach which gerbils might think is significant but where MicroSalt is forced to state:- By Tom Winnifrith |
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Gelion – argues its fundraise “will help us drive forward our goal of integrating… into global supply chains”. Er, how much really so?…
Gelion (GELN) “is pleased to announce… due to further demand in the accelerated bookbuild process… increased the size of the placing and subscription to approximately £1.57 million… at an issue price of 15 pence per new share”. That is with CEO John Wood having argued the new funds “will help us drive forward our goal of integrating Gelion's technologies into global supply chains… We are deeply grateful for the continued support of our shareholders and are pleased to welcome new investors joining us in this fundraise”. So what of this and a currently unchanged 17.5p share price?- By Steve Moore |
- 2 days ago |