Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending February 28

The most read, non-Tom, article last week was Kefi Spivvery – Mad, Or Sensible? by Nigel Somerville at number 3 or number 7 including Bearcasts.

Most Read

1. No knicker wetting please: keep calm and carry on up the share price chart Kefi
   

   The same sort of folks who used to send me panicked emails  when Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) shares were 0.45p are sending me them again today. Back then it was to ask if that deranged old coot Magna Carta  was right and if the shares really were going to 0p. Today they are 1.845p but still my computer is picking up the smell of knicker wetting.

2. A lawyers letter from Schillings
   

   While Crazy Meg from Bloomberg ( her surnname is Short BTW)  was still doing her GCSE’s I was exposing the biggest ever fraud on AIM, Quindell. Meg might think that her job is to harass good,honest, decent journalists but of course others think that is their job too, notably lawyers such as Schillings.

3. A FTSE 100 short from Tom Winnifrith
   

   Let’s start with two macro predictions...

4. Those terrifying words, "Another upgrade from Darren": Comment on this
   

   We’re thrilled to introduce our new commenting system for ShareProphets. We didn’t reinvent the wheel, we’re using Coral by Vox Media, an open source commenting system that is used by the Wall Street Journal, the Globe and Mail, and New York magazine to name drop a few.

5. BREAKING: Bluebird Mining’s Sath Ganesarajah faces High Court winding up order – very interesting timeline, FCA should be all over it
   

   Oh dear, Oh dear.  This looks grim.  Let’s start with the timeline. On 16 January Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) published an FCA Prospectus allowing it to use £600,000 worth of shares which started trading on 22 January. It also announced a WRAP retail offer which flopped.

6. The Reverend Julie "Sex toys on expenses" Meyer (no longer MBE) Updates her Profile - Praise be the Lord
   

   Branded "the most dishonest woman I've ever met" by a High Court Judge, stripped of her MBE, dodging a six month UK jail sentence for contempt of court and numerous accusations grounded in fact of accounting fraid, tax evasion and not paying staff, Julie Meyer is a devout Christian. And to reflect that she has updated her LinkedIn profile. Praise be the Lord. Enjoy

7. Evil Banksta’s 1 big London Conviction Short in London
   

   Thanks to the generosity of Pantheon Resources (PANR) in collapsing its share price, London’s most effete shorter Evil Banksta has been enjoying a romantic Wedding anniversary celebratory holiday in the Caribbean with his long suffering Mrs. But who will pay for his next trip to the Windies which is already being planned?

8. Bluebird Mining Ventures – if this was AIM there’d be an RNS, there is a good reason the shares are collapsing
   

   Yesterday I exposed how Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) raised money from folks while sitting on news of an attempted winding up order that could sink the BE Group, owned by Bluebird’s CEO Sath Ganesarajah. And it then boasted of how a good whack of the cash was going to BE! The FCA have been made aware of it and have to be on the case.. Meanwhile…

9. A fascist lawyers letter to Tom Winnifrith from Dorsey & Whitney
   

   Back in the days when crazy Meg from Bloomberg was wetting her knickers about her GSCE grades I was exposing the biggest ever fraud on AIM, Quindell.   Yesterday I published a fascist lawyers letter from Schillings trying to silence me in that battle. But it was not the first from the Terry gang.

10. Skinbiotherapeutics – back to the Amazon Reviews ( a deeper dive)
    

    How accurate are the Amazon reviews for the Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) psoriasis product which smells like dog fart and tastes worse? It is a valid question as it may have some bearing on renewal rates and thus whether thus business can ever make a profit on an all in costs basis. It has not to date. And has Skins conveyed that message accurately to investors?

The most-listened-to Bearcasts this week were:

1. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Clearly the Croda news is good but it does not alter Ashman's alleged crime and is not a buy signal for Skins

   I start with Quantum Blockchain (QBT) where it is clearly bailout placing ahoy. Or worse. Then it is Bluebird Mining Ventures and why its PR seems to be misleading the gerbils. Then bitcoin, now 50% off peak and what happens next. Finally Croda (CRDA) results and the read across to Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX).

2. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Amaroq statement, Rejoice, Rejoice!

   I start  on why I am a bit distracted . I am working on what would be one of the biggest exposes of my career. I can stand it up already but can't print yet. Then it is to Amaroq (AMRQ) where today's RNS fills me with delight and I explain why.

3. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: feeling so depressed for 2 reasons, QBD, QED, the BSF proposed bezzle and BP and the oil & gold price surge

   I feel utterly depressed for two reasons and made some progress in talking to the Mrs about retirement and emigration. Then it is onto Quantum Energy (QED) and the BSF Enterprises (BSFA) proposed share bezzle and the FCA read across to a David Lenigas enterprise. Then Quantum Blockchain (QBD) and finally Iran, the oil and gold prices and BP (BP.) where I ponder my investment again.

4. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: folks like Crazy Meg at Bloomberg and the BBMs have no idea at all just how much the Regulators love me

   I have spent most of the day on the BIG STORY which Comrade Basham reckons could be the biggest of my career. Right now it takes precedence over everything. You will see why! As part of that I have spent hours in contact with various regulators. Certain crazy folks who think I am some arch villain have no idea about how much they love me and my work. I discuss that, Darren's finest hour with today's upgrade, and then Medpal AI (MPAL), Satsuma (SATS) and Eco Buildings (ECOB).

5. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Someone at Skins MUST be lying about Superdrug and Kefi & the Lassonde Curve

   I have spoken to the retail analyst dubbed by Evil Knievil as the one Guardian reader you can trust and it is clear that someone at Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) has misled us about Superdrug it is just a question of who. Then I look at Kefi  Gold & Copper (KEFO) and the Lassonde curve.

6. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Does Predator ever tell the whole truth?

   I discuss the Herculean task I wrestle with right now and then Valereum (VLRM) and Predator Oil & Gas (PRD)

7. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No2: Bluebird and the FCA and its when not if Victoria goes to 0p or near as damn it: red flag spotting

   I start with my missives to the FCA about Bluebird Mining Ventures (BMV) and why today's bombshell really should be a red card offence. Then it is onto colourful Geoff Wilding, the red flags and why Victoria (VCP) is a zero as I have long warned.

8. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: revulsion at Western politicians batting for the Iranian regime, what the war means for gold and oil & Medpal AI

   I explian a bit about Mid East politics and what happens next in the war and why I am revolted by folks from Ed Davey to the Islamist Greens and that shit Corbyn attacking Israel and America today. I explain what it means for gold and oil then its onto Medpal AI (MPAL) and what my pal Cllr Bick is hiding.

9. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: The AI Tsunami coming your way and for the Smarter Web business model

   I start with a discussion on AI prompted by a fascinating article flagged up by Matt Earl. I reckon I will, if spared, be out of a job in less than a decade and so will many others. For the web design industry I reckon it could be curtains far sooner and that brings me to the acquisition made today by the Smarter Web Company (SWC). It is structutred in a way that does my NBF Andrew Webley credit but for macro reasons it sort of adds to the bear case. I disciss. The AI article is HERE. To  see me debate Webley on September 5 at Sharestock, now 70% sold out, go HERE