UK 22:22 Thursday, 24 September 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
I start with how her animal spirit is being crushed. Then it is Hydrogen Utopia (HUI) and a tale of City slackers, London Bitcoin Company (BTC) and its fiat crisis, BSF Enterprise (BSFA) and Petra Diamonds (PDL), target price 0p.
Previously on plastic products company Coral Products (CRU), in April with the shares falling below 6p I wrote ‘12:20pm profit warning, just when did ‘adversely affected by established and new contracts timing’ become clear to management?!’. Earlier this week there was a 2:59pm announcement that “Robert David has resigned as Group Operations Director” and today a 12:41pm “Board Changes and Further Trading Update” announcement. Unlikely to be good news then!…
Nobody cannot say that we did not call out the Purplebricks (PURP) joke for what it was numerous times. Others, including Neil Woodford, thought they knew better but our analysis was bang on the money. The company is now privately owned but it seems to be having a spot of bother. As you can see below…
He is still a member of this website until his sub runs out even though he thinks that it is Satanic, devil worshipping, a paedophile venue and run by Zionists. And so he offers up another cheerful message to remind us what a charming fellow he is. It appears that he shares the same devout faith as the late Aiden Earley and Ms Julie “sex toys on expenses” Meyer no longer an MBE. Mathieson posts
Online fashion retailer ASOS (ASC) has issued a “Pre-close Trading Update” headlined “Significant improvement in profit; GMV growth in Q4”. What of that and a current further higher share price response towards 480p?
Anglo Asian Mining (AAZ) has announced its results for the first half of the 2026 calendar year headlined “Record half-year copper production, significant top and bottom-line growth” and including “in-line with our strategy, copper will be our primary metal produced during 2026 and in the medium-term… small decrease in full year gold production guidance is a disappointment. However, this is offset by a reduction in our All-in-sustaining-cost of copper production and increased revenues, which are currently performing better than budget, due to higher metal prices”. What about that relative to the valuation with the shares up to 425p?
The interviewer is Martin Luke of Vox Markets which is paid to serve up this tripe so this is not exactly Jeremy Paxman. Quantum Data Energy (QDE) CEO Pieter Krugel boers away with ums aplenty. Natch Luke does not ask him what really matters. Viz:
If we believe Paul Mathieson, who thinks I am a Satanist, devil worshipper and, worse still, gulp, a Zionist, he resigned as a director of Amazing AI, now known as XXXX Holdings on June 1 but only told Companies House on September 17. If you believe that I have a bridge to sell you.
Over at Union Jack (UJO) Criag Howie and his spineless associates are still insisting on paying compensation to a previous management team even though they say they breached the Companies Act 2006 and they also breached GDPR Regs in a material way, both matters that constitute gross misconduct. All involved are spineless. Over at Kazera Global (KZG)…
Yesterday, the latest fund raise, an open offer, closed with less than complete take up. Luckily it was underwritten but it will be a costly £500,000 raised. Let’s call it £450,000 net. At best. But why would anyone invest in Tern (TERN)?
Most recently on housebuilding group Vistry (VTY), in July with the shares falling from 252.4p I wrote ‘Trading Update & CFO to leave for “a different sector”, that looking wise?’, concluding still a sell. The shares most recently closed at 268p but what about now half-year results?
I start with Bodybags. Then I look at MedpalAI (MPAL) and Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX), not at my bear case thesis in both vase but pulling apart the bull case. I comment on Tern (TERN), Optibiotix (OPTI) and Paul Mathieson, two metaphorical ouzos tonight, and then on Georgina Energy (GEX), Georgina's scumbag management's hit job on me I reference was discussed HERE
Seeing Machines (SEE) CEO Paul McGlone is “pleased with the response of investors and the broader market to the recent release of our half-year trading results and quarterly KPIs, and we are particularly pleased to the market reaction to the launch of our Human-Centred Physical AI platform for robotics”. What then about now a current approaching 12% lower share price response, to 4.15p, to an “Interim extension of convertible loan notes” announcement?
After today’s shocking news that the Police wish to interview him under caution, Mr Paul Mathieson has sent myself and Darren an email. If you thought he was bonkers before…
I cannot get excited about Medpal AI (MPAL) even after its placing to raise £5 million at 5p. There are five reasons for thus and though I’d like to be nice to my pal the evil PR genius Councillor Bick as he considers the waning fortunes of Reform UK, I just cannot overcome them. The shares are now 6.05p giving a market cap of £53 million, I suspect that is closer to £60 million fully diluted with all the in-the-money options management have awarded themselves. So here goes.
