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Distil – “U.S. distribution partnership” announcement. Ramptastic!

Describing itself as “owner of premium drinks brands including RedLeg Spiced Rum, Blackwoods Gin and Vodka, and Blavod Black Vodka”, Distil plc (DIS) has issued a “U.S. distribution partnership” announcement and what about the shares currently more than 30% higher in response?
Clown
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Another Neil Woodford video interview: he is still blaming everyone else

A chum of Neil Woodford's runs the Money Maze videos sponsored by the London Stock Exchange and others. This video will make you hate Woodford even more.
UPL
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Upland Resources: “strategic and operational progress” my arse, more like either lying or rule breaking

I am making more progress on shagging Cheryl Cole than Upland is making progress on anything other than spaffing shareholder cash. But it suggests otherwise in an update today.
FCM
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Jonnieboy does not like me but he loves First Class Metals and his impending poverty

Like the most deluded of Bulletin Board Morons, LSE asylum bien pensant Jonnieboy thinks that I either waste my time posting under false names on chatrooms or waste my money paying others to do my dirty work for me. He also thinks that sites behind paywalls operate on a clickbait basis. I use the word think generously as Jonnieboy is clearly very stupid and hanging onto his First Class Metals (FCM) after my latest expose HERE is just asking for poverty. The lunatic posts:
SYME
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Letter to Bright Graham Murray, cc the Financial Reporting Council

I have dropped a note to Robert Moore, the managing partner of accounts Bright Graham Murray which is currently considering the numbers of technically insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME). I have cc’d in my pal at the FRC so Moore is now on notice. The letter is below.
CER
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Cerillion – argues “remains very well-placed to meet market expectations”, but what do first half of its year financials suggest?

Although still up around 1000p in 2023, at a most recent close 1300p shares in billing, charging and customer relationship management software company Cerillion (CER) were also down from above 1750p early this year. Therefore, what about the shares currently further down on an argued “pleased to announce” “Half-year Trading Update”?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Pantheon plunges on drilling failure, is it the cheapest or most expensive oiler out there?

I start with lunch yesterday, Anguish & Loss and Amaroq (AMRQ). Then Argo Blockchain (ARB) and Pantheon Resources (PANR)
Confetti
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Video: The Trade War and Tensions with China are Escalating sell the dollar?

Commentator Simon Hunt is an expert on global economics, China, and the copper industry. Hunt discusses the escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, driven by Trump’s tariff policies and geopolitical ambitions. He explains that these tensions could lead to regional conflicts, with significant implications for global markets and supply chains.
ARB
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Argo Blockchain’s filthy financing announced on March 26 aborted, the stench of looming corporate death is everywhere

You really could not make this shit up. Argo Blockchain’s (ARB) new CEO Justin Nolan has, as I exposed HERE, real form in doing deals that see shareholders in his company well and truly shafted. Now on his second stint of value destruction he announced a refinancing on 26 March with GEM Mining which, as I exposed HERE and HERE, just stunk to high heaven. It was an appalling death spiral combined with the purchase of useless aging assets at demonstrably ludicrous prices. Today…
MIN
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Minoan – this is the sort of naughty communication that has angered so many

Businesses run out of money and fail to deliver. We can all accept that. Most businesses set up today will fail. And even on AIM, no sniggering at the back, most fail though some succeed massively. But with Minoan (MIN) where investors face either massive dilution, having been diluted to buggery already, or administration, there is a real sense of anger with folks feeling they were “groomed”. The email below is from one shareholder to another. It reads:
SYME
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EXPOSE: Supply@Me Capital and why its new auditors MUST issue an adverse opinion on its forthcoming accounts as regards using going basis of accounting

As Bright Grahame Murray, the new auditors of Supply@ME Capital (SYME), starts thinking about the audit opinion it will be able to give on Supply’s accounts for the year ended 31 December 2024, I thought I would highlight a few matters for it to consider on the subject of going concern.
Cat_Fixing_Lightbulb
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The 84% marginal rate of tax which kills off UK PLC

The media is full of MPs and lacky journalists praising MPs for going to work on a Saturday. Many if we folk who run SMEs work every Saturday ( and Sunday) so you will excuse me if I do not join in this praise. It shows just how out of touch the media and political class is that they deem this “sacrifice” by folks on £90,000 a year worthy of merit. More seriously it is claimed that saving the Scunthorpe steel works is part of a growth agenda. Bollocks.
Gold
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The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Roofs It

So much for the correction! As previously suggested, it was short lived. Gold closed the week at $3236, up a whopping $199 on last week’s $3,037 and the Gold-mining ETFs GDX (majors), GDXJ (juniors) and GOEX (explorers) more than followed suit, as can be seen on the chart below (courtesy of ADVFN).
Professor
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Sunday Long Reads: AI Bubble, Starving Manatees, Father-Son KGB Spies, Tech Utopia, Jet Engines

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?
Professor

Visual Aid: Visualizing Asset Class Returns in Q1 2025

Unlike the past two years, where US stocks dominated, they are now facing a steepening selloff. Meanwhile, safe haven assets like gold and long-duration Treasuries are outperforming many other asset classes.

Quiz
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The ShareProphets Sunday Pub Quiz #289

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

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Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending April 12

As usual, the most read non-Tom article, at number 1 or number 1 including Bearcasts is by Nigel Somerville, Ariana Gives Evil’s Sell Signal (The Last Straw) As I Buy A Few More Amaroq. The most read non-Tom, non-Nigel article is MyCelx Technologies – “pleased to provide an update on its trading and business operations”. Er, really?… by Steve Moore.

Boom
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BREAKING: 79th Group –the scale of the losses might make this bigger than London and Capital Finance, the biggest UK mini bond ponzi ever, more than half a billion quid up in smoke!

The deadwood press has served up little coverage of the mini bond ponzi fraud at the 79th Group which this website has been all over. Maybe it thinks it is too small. Far from it as my latest analysis indicates, this is utterly shocking.
SYME
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Insolvent Zamboni US fraud Nuburu unwinds dubious equity share swap deal with HUMBL, insolvent Zamboni UK fraud Supply@Me Capital still waiting for $500,000

Although the ink was barely dry on its $2million equity swap with HUMBL Inc dated 28 February, on 10 April Alessandro Zamboni controlled Nuburu (US:BURU) announced the deal was off. You could not make this shit up.
Angel
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The ten most read Cheryl Cole articles on ShareProphets

Only one woman has come close to Britain's most talented chanteuse when it comes to appearances on this website. And, as far as I know, Julie "lingerie on expenses" Meyer cannot sing. The ten articles below are the most read ones featuring Ms Cheryl Cole.
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