You, dear reader, know that the Neil Woodford story has largely been driven by ShareProphets (in particular, Nigel Somerville, Cynical Bear, and Tom Winnifrith) over the past two years so I hope that you are shocked by the lack of recognition we get from the Mainstream Press now that they have discovered the story.
It doesn't make a difference in our coverage of financial naughtiness. Your subscription pays to keep the lights on at ShareProphets and will continue to do so. But I hope that you see by the omission of our name that the Mainstream Media is not telling the whole story and that they have agendas of their own. Mentioning us would only muddy their narrative.
So, thank you for continuing to subscribe to ShareProphets, where we try to keep our narratives clear.
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To the surprise of noone, with the possible exception of Neil Woodford, the most-read non-Tom story, excluding Bearcasts, is EXPLOSIVE: Has Hargreaves Lansdown been telling investors to buy Neil Woodford’s Equity Income Fund when it was selling? by Nigel Somerville at a fantastic #1, or including Bearcasts, at a fantastic #1. * * *Our top 10 most-read stories this week were:
The most-listened to Bearcasts this week were:
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