UK 22:29 Thursday, 8 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Hostels company Safestay (SSTY) has announced “Completion of Sale of Safestay London Kensington Holland Park for £3.0 million”, stating this with its “strategy to crystallise value from certain UK freehold assets and support its asset-light growth strategy”. Is that though the only reason?
I start with the debate between two great conservative thinkers. Then it is why BuriedTreasure is so naive with regard to Bluebird Mining (BMV), why folks should see through Hamak (HAMA) and its jackanory RNS and finally Amaroq (AMRQ) and blonde Swedish nurses.
Retail Media, Data & Research, Digital Transformation, Marketing & Communications and Creative Services group Next 15 (NFG) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st July 2026 emphasising “demonstrates our strategy has taken hold… Trading since the period end has been encouraging and in-line with full year expectations”. So what about a current more than 10% lower share price response to below 300p?
Tattooed PR genius Steffi will be saying goodbye to her three grand a month NED screw on the 26th of this month but her reverse Midas touch, for shareholders as opposed to for herself, continues. Just how little cash does Falconedge (EDGE) have left?
Another day and yet another misleading statement from Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV). The contents of this morning's RNS is simply not true and materially misleads investors. Once again, it is back to the 0.23p warrants of which we own a few. The thing is you see is that the strike price is not, as disgraced CEO Sath Ganesarajah states really 0.23p.
Most recently on company describing itself as “a leading provider of proprietary water treatment technology to the oil and gas and other industries worldwide” MyCelx Technologies (MYX), last month with the shares at around 50p I wrote ‘interims, how much “progress” really to being “the global standard for onshore and offshore produced water treatment”?’ concluding to still sell. The shares most recently closed at 58p, but what of today a “Trading Update”?
Asset manager Tavi Costa argues that the U.S. is approaching a fiscal breaking point, emphasizing that current bond yields are unsustainable when measured against record debt levels. He notes that with over a quarter of U.S. debt rolling over in the next twelve months at higher rates, the situation is becoming increasingly asymmetric.
As a cockney with claret and blue running through his veins, evil PR genius Councillor Bick can translate the headline for his clients the Drummond brothers. Or perhaps they are busy writing another trading statement for Friday?
The journalist smearing, morally bankrupt, PR shitheads at Yellow Jersey have cobbled together a release Orwellian in its deceit on behalf of Hamak Strategy (HAMA). The headline reads: "U$4.5 million (£3.4 million) divestment of Nimba Gold Project.” Bollocks.
Poor DucknDive. Being long and strong of Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) seems to have got to him and he now has a severe case of Amaroq (AMRQ) derangement syndrome, posting hostile comments relentlessly. Last night it was announced in an RNS that NED Graham Stewart had sold a third of his shares. PoorDucknDive had a major episode screaming:
Having already made four offers to acquire System1 Group (SYS1), what of now an “increased… fifth and final offer” from Brave Bison Group (BBSN)?
The London Stock Exchange (LSE), where I am a loyal shareholder, normally publishes data covering arrivals departures, funds raised etc on the AIM Casino by the 7th of the following month. But right now we await not only September data but also that from August.
It may cost me money as has my expression of horror about what happened on October 7th before. But I cannot and will not stay silent. I stand with the Jews. Tomorrow bearcast will return to the world of shares but not today.
In August Headlam Group (HEAD) was “pleased to confirm… sale of Netherlands businesses” and even on announcing “Intention to Appoint Administrators” at the start of last month it stated this “provides a period of protection for the group and its creditors while discussions remain ongoing with stakeholders”.
Amaroq (AMRQ) has noted its upcoming inclusion in the FTSE 250 index stating it “clearly validates our strategy of moving our listing from AIM to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange and will open us up to inclusion in further index tracking funds and the commensurate impact on liquidity of indexation” in an announcement that also includes “achieving Q4 2026 production target one quarter early”. More good news although, as Tom pointed out here, the effect will only be c£12 million of tracker buying, 2% of the equity. But it all helps!
