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QPP

Back by popular demand – the Quindell Bulletin Board Moron of the Week (7) Competition

Today Quindell (QPP) has admitted that it can only continue to trade because its banks have not (yet) pulled its overdraft. It had flagged up that mammoth writedowns of revenue unwisely recognised which was bogus and of goodwill is on the way. It has not explained why it bought a company from a convicted Nigerian fraudster for £30 million. And some folks think this is good news. For example…

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  1. More shite from the QPP clown Robbajob, should be starting his evening shift at 7.00pm this evening – I wonder who writes this stuff for him to cut and paste – no mention of write-downs, possible frauds, insider dealing, current cash balance etc…

    I wonder who the employer is who pays him.

    “the current price range is where it is off the back off scaremongering…things like its gonna run out of cash, countdown to the end, staff arent getting paid, gone by xmas, lost big contract etc etc rubbush.

    ALL OF WHICH ARE COMPLETELY UNTRUE….ie LIES

    Quindells game this year was to acquire and further grow and have enough cash to deliver that growth until the cash starts increasing to the point of cash positive and increasing cash inflows.

    Clearly Quindell have achieved this and the cash from legal services IS INCREASING (as per rns)

    Quindells business has a time lag built into this type of business and that that time lag is reducing and cash collection is increasing.

    Some businesses going through a positive phase of acquisition and high growth takes years to go cash positive, QUINDELL DID IT IN THE SAME YEAR!

    This isnt about will the cash come in, THE CASH WILL COME IN.

    It was about would Quindell need extra cash to see it into the big 2015 cash generation

    The rns clearly tells us Qundell has plenty cash and plenty backup to see it through this phase and generate the cash from a very strong business.

    Ie. nothing like what the doomsters have said and nothing even mildly valued as low as it has been for so long now.

    Remember the cash grew by £0.2m last quarter(if you strip out the £6.5 loan payment)

    Nobody pays down loans if they arent sure they have enough cash for this phase!

    Tax is paid up to date too.

    I expect from reading between the lines and the upbeat tone, there will be an inflow but smaller, BUT IT IS STILL AN INFLOW and NOT RUNNING OUT OF CASH!

    Qundell will collect circa £700m – £800m in 2015 in cash

    I think you might find that produces a lot of cash inflow!”

  2. what a boring old tosser winnifrith is turning into banging on and on about qpp every day

    old news. and fxcking boring news.

  3. Jmills
    Posts: 106
    Research
    Opinion: Strong Buy
    Price: 57.75
    View Thread (4)RE: Troll RemunerationToday 15:43Heard TW Restuarant pizza shack has gone bust from a good source .We can only hope ..I,ve been there dreadful place

  4. chasf
    Posts: 558
    Observation
    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 57.00
    View Thread (7)RE: very positive RNSToday 15:53I had a look at Himex in particular when someone questioned the valuation (prompted by a tipster’s “analysis”) a few weeks ago, and I concluded that it was probably worth at least that, certainly on the US market. That’s assuming they have all that, so I looked a little closer at it. I concluded that it it was a fake they’d involved a lot of serious people with real names and a suitable history of making things, which seemed improbable to me.

    Fakes or even just scams I’ve seen are typically a little vague about the details.

    By contrast, the only real deception in this whole sorry affair has been by Tiger with its shell companies, which hide behind deceptive names. The transparency is not always where you need it.

  5. MasterRSI
    Posts: 138
    Premium Chat Member
    Observation
    Opinion: Strong Buy
    Price: 57.25
    Is T W still paying the trolls?Today 15:07It looks like today are acting like “ desesperados “
    today as the bounce with volume is pointing to a rebounce like 3 weeks ago.

    The volume speaks louder than the “ trolls “ today, so start buying back is my “message “

    note : naturally I took a position earlier on

  6. Posted at the weekend by the Pinocchio of the QPP LSE board Robbajob – he’s found a way of buying stock at higher prices and having half of it for free. I wonder if this investing genius can explain how he has done this incredible feat. This was posted at 2.00am in the morning, says everything about him and his life.

    “you keep going on about my 118p “doubling up”
    well let me tell you this bigshot
    i actually said that at 121p
    the price if you check the records shot down so quick i didnt get the double up
    so i held back and my next buy was in the 80s…so you are totally wrong there yet again
    remember the 115.5p gap?
    and for the record i bought in a smart way, not the way you think i bought
    iv actually already paid for half of my entire holding
    so go scratch your head bigboy, cos this investor isnt stupid and has outsmarted you by a country mile
    half my holding is free
    so so you think im really bothered what you ever say
    how much of your loss(yeah yeah, you never held a single share you liar) was free?
    how do you think iv survived for 20 years on this mindfield?
    by being smart
    something you only aspire to
    nite nite”

  7. iii
    13:38 mr reliable
    “Just by getting PWC involved gives Quindell credibility.”

    **********************************************************************

    Yeah, like the way a Police Complaints Commission investigation into alleged police corruption gives credibility to the police under investigation!

    For their own health and wealth these people shouldn’t be let loose in a penny arcade in Blackpool, never mind the AIM casino.

    After a while one’s sympathy for these wilfully delusional souls tends to evaporate – much as their QPP investment has done. These dumb-asses have been led to the water, had their noses shoved in the trough and yet they still won’t drink.

    It seems some people just refuse to be helped. On their own heads be it.

  8. I cannot think of a single thing to add to this one

    QBArtist
    Posts: 108
    Off Topic
    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 58.00
    View Thread (6)
    RE: oh dear
    Today 13:58
    Spoysey, if the banks call in the loan, the break up value is at least 5x what it is now, so win-win for the investors.

  9. Tom,
    This is what these morons think is more important.
    Petitions on https://www.change.org/search?q=quindell

    1.Get the SFO to to investigate Rob Terry: Supporters 118

    2.Enforce or change the ruling under Section 21 of the Financial Services & Markets Act to ensure that Bloggers, share tipsters and ‘financial journalists’ such as found on ShareProphets.com have to be fully registered on the Financial Services Register.
    Supporters currently 229!

    Second petition started by the high priest of the cult of Quenron shareholders or COQs which is a nice abbreviation!

  10. Tom, A real gem from the change.org petition comments!

    “Graham Chapman PORTSMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM

    about 1 hour ago Liked 0

    These people are unregulated (but project themselves as experts) and causing many inexperienced investors to lose money due to their one sided view of a particular company (Quindell). G”

    Well, considering you have been advising to sell for a while I don’t think this chap quite gets the irony in his comment!

  11. It appears that QPP1000 is now providing data for the pathetic Quindell Echo (Steamy’s latest project?) – explains the shite that that blogger puts out on a daily basis – does Steamy want Quindell Echo regulated as well?. Wonder how QPP1000’s wife is feeling – she bought £50k at £1.23 – Ouch!!. Site has never had a single reply to any of the articles, its soooo popular:))))

    “Conclusion

    When shorters are aware via a Quindell update that adjusted operating inflow (before tax, interest and exceptionals) is £35million, or greater, they will close their positions in earnest.

    Quindell is unusual in that it is in a healthy net cash position with positive cash flows. Many companies growing like Quindell will be envious of Quindell’s cash resources.

    It is laughable that Quindell’s detractors can claim the business is verging on insolvency.”

  12. Away from Quindell, but I understood from previous posts that you were widening the field on this thread.

    I would like to nominate that most illustrious of gentlemen, Associate-Professor Ben Edelman of Harvard Business School.

    Ben has strong views about what constitutes ethical behaviour in the restaurant business – one can only hope that the Real Man Pizza Company meets his expectations!

    http://www.boston.com/food-dining/restaurants/2014/12/09/harvard-business-school-professor-goes-war-over-worth-chinese-food/KfMaEhab6uUY1COCnTbrXP/story.html

    (Just type in “Boston” and “Ben Edelman” into Google if the link does not work)

    Perhaps the next time someone wishes to use Ben’s analysis of Blinkx to accuse them of “illegal” activities, they may wish to pause and consider what constitutes “a serious violation” of the law in Ben’s world view.

    No prize or recognition for my submission required, all I would ask is that Tom publishes any subsequent correspondence he has with Ben on this matter, for the wider amusement of the ShareProphets audience. We all know what Tom thinks of people who send out threatening lawyers letters…

    Restaurant operators of the world, UNITE!!

  13. The BB guys will be fine – they know how to average down. At first you paid a higher price then a lower one. Subtract the new average price from the initial price and the difference is your profit! It’s easy this game…

  14. Tom

    As even the most deluded QPP’s bulls starts to worry that things might not be quite right! I have to report a splat between the two most uber Quindell fanatic’s!

    The infamous, “I bet me farm”, K3VMC strikes out at erstwhile ally optrade!

    ====================

    K3VMC
    Posts: 4,333
    Premium Chat Member
    Off Topic
    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 45.50
    View Thread (19) RE: Why Quindell Could Be Out Of Cash

    Today 10:19 optrade, I blame you for this fall.

    If you had been ramping every five minutes when the sp was in the 60’s, instead of mumbling vague doom and gloom, “maybe into the 40’s this afternoon”, we would never have dropped this low!!

    I guess the “op” in “optrade” stands for opportunistic? At least you posts are much less depressing now, so I’m just going to enjoy that thought while the sp is in the doldrums.

    No offence meant.

    ATB
    :-))

    ====================

    As K3VMC has proven in the past, to be totally devoid of humour or irony, I’m taking this as a serious comment, from one of the most vocal of the deluded morons that are holding on to this POS company!

  15. I bet nobody seen that RNS coming ….. lol

    It could be that I’m being harsh and RT is raising a few bob for he shareholders Christmas party.

  16. lse.co.uk

    Divermike
    Posts: 1,709
    Off Topic
    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 29.00

    “Im looking to get in and suspect a lot of other people are, nothing has changed with the company since yesterday except 1 person selling”


  17. Juicin Drumroll

    From the QPP bearcast comments of today after RT sells millions of shares.

    Just goes to show ignorance can be educated, crazy can be medicated, but there ain’t no cure for STUPID!

    Sam
    10 December 2014, 15:44

    What a foul mouthed turd you are. No mention of the contracts wins I see, typical biased journalism. Little wonder Terry has a lot more money than you


  18. Juicin Drumroll

    FFS!

    foreverfalling
    10 Dec’14 – 15:57 – 18281 of 18311 0 0

    The bears although maybe not 100% right have been right enough that had they been more convincing (instead of patronising) they could have saved many people money.


  19. Juicin Drumroll

    What can you say when confronted with this level of naivety & stupidity?

    goldust88
    Posts: 123
    Off Topic
    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 32.75
    Today 18:48

    RE: TW apology

    Its to early yet to say TW was right or did he cause the fear that led to all this happening after the Gotham Report, had he not kept blogging, maybe we would all have a different view with Quindells share price at an all time high.

    One thing is sure, TW has caused Aim to be nearly uninvestable as people are living in fear as to what bloggers may say next to knock share prices. TW has made Aim a worse place to invest in as he only knocks shares and shorters are doing the same in copy cat fashion .

  20. lse types coming over to advfn’s 0p thread.

    I thought hmgouda deserved an entry, but then steveglobal4 came along.

    Occam’s razor, people.

    hmgouda 10 Dec’14 – 19:16 – 18367 of 18376 0 0

    I still believe that the insiders got the share down to the level we have seen today so they buy the share very cheap. Although I believe on the company business I do not trust the management any more specially after the sequence of today’s news release. Think about it…..

    steveglobal4 10 Dec’14 – 19:18 – 18368 of 18376 0 0

    maybe rt is selling his stock and replacing with tax free spread bets, if he does and it rises like he said it would, he will make a tax free fortune from here, it seriously would not surprise me if he loaded up today.

    steveglobal4 10 Dec’14 – 19:19 – 18370 of 18378 0 0

    or maybe rob terry has sold his stock for cash, to buy the company with others and take it private, I do not trust anyone anymore, someone is going to pounce here and by this company now for under £1 a share.


  21. Juicin Drumroll

    ADVFN.

    simon_64 10 Dec’14 – 20:01 – 19597 of 19604 0 0

    Can’t believe my luck picked up 10k at 27.5, I would just like to thank Gotham, Tom and his little acolyte CR.

  22. Just spotted a Greater Spotted Twerp (from the Daily Telegraph comments section)

    Moi-Meme • 2 hours ago
    The reduced visibility of Mr; Terry’s holding in The company might turn out to be something of a tonic for Quindell.

    Unlike, I suspect, a lot of critics, I have done my own research and still think that there is plenty to go for…….whatever Batman & Robin might say…..

    So I’m hanging on to my own shareholding and will hopefully have something to smile about in a year or two when the guru led lemmings try to scramble back up the cliff to once more climb aboard…

  23. Here is a request that might fall on deaf ears, perhaps not with the long & strong. Words fail me

    TooTerrible
    Posts: 44
    Observation
    Opinion: Strong Buy
    Price: 32.75
    RT Rightful Recognition
    Today 23:02
    RT never invited or forced anyone to invest in QPP or any of his former enterprises and he should be recognised for having the foresight and touch of a genius. He has habitually spotted gaps in the market where no one else has and he’s created numerous successful businesses from nothing. There’s not a business in the land that doesn’t sometime have growing pains and revenue recognition falling behind for a bit. If the bank funding was withdrawn or the debtors questioned in most companies…there would be very little left in the entire stock market let alone the Footsie. Worth remembering that in all drama and machinations levelled at QPP and RT. Give them a break, please!

  24. downbutnotout 428 posts
    RE: Early night
    perhaps this was RT’s leaving present to the company to help shore up condidence.. sell to a big name II like Goldman

  25. advfn. 45 years in the markets :)

    turnerpa51 11 Dec’14 – 09:11 – 19646 of 19646 0 0

    Of course everyone is entitled to their opinion. It has raised a flag, but as he has been ousted under a big black cloud I don’t agree these were sold voluntarily and only a complete idiot would sell at the these prices in such huge quantities. Obviously the shares were oversold, no one knows the bottom of the recent terrible downward trend, but I’m personally guessing, based on 45 years experience of the markets, that we are now over the worst. Good luck all long term holders. Goodbye shorters.

  26. I must retract my earlier submission. Ben Edelman has now seen sense (albeit at the second time of asking – at first he defended his actions to the Business Insider).

    http://www.benedelman.org/

    Nonetheless he has shown integrity and deserves credit for a sincere apology.

    Of course, this unexpected publicity is a significant boon for the UK Investor Show – for the second year in a row! I look forward to next year’s stunt with great anticipation…

  27. Well the Pinocchio of the LSE board, Robbajob, has sold out…Apparently he was a trader as well as an investor. So telling people to buy 15 times a day, boasting of £50k buys when he would be selling. Forgets to mention he bought at £2, £1.50 all the way down to £0.40p. He loaded up Monday as well. Biggest liar I have ever seen on a BB.

    “I AM OUT
    The sp has all this time been pressurised from Rob terry!!!
    ITS DISGUSTING”

    “spikey, i bought barrel loads in the 40s and sold that bunch at average 88p
    so stick your “ludicrous” where the sun dont shine pal


  28. the mad accountant

    LSE has, of course, gone into meltdown following RT’s bombshell yesterday. One shrewd investor, however, is looking for the Second Coming…

    Bearraider
    Posts: 120
    Off Topic

    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 37.50
    RT shareholding
    Today 09:14
    Whilst it is entirely possible that RT has sold his shares can I just point to what seems to have been overlooked,
    As a director all ‘family holdings’ would have to be declared as RT may have a beneficial interest in them. He would also have to declare any shares he held even if he only had 1. HOWEVER now he is not a director he does not have to declare his holding if they are under 3% (3% + termed a major holder) notice he has reduced his holding to 2.99% Funny that!!. However as he is no longer a director he DOES NOT have to declare family holdings so he could simply transfer them to his wife. There are no tax problems in that, However if she held more than 3% she would have to declare her holding. Shares could also be put in a trust for a child, and probably the dog and the hamster if your lawyers were clever enough. So whilst like many other LTSH of QPP who would prefer to see RT completely off the scene I fear we may be just seeing some smoke and mirrors to make it look like RT is gone. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if RT’s many friends are building stakes at 30p with a view to him eventually making a return to take QPP and taking it private [end]

    You heard it here first, folks – Rob Terry’s share sales was just the first step in him taking QPP over again (so he wasn’t interested in the £9m at all then…!!)


  29. Dominic Cooper

    Today 09:35 on LSE Board.

    On news of the price reaching 40p (i.e. 93.8% drop since April 2014)

    chasf — Posts: 606 — Price: 38.00

    RE: Abt to break 39 Barrier

    40s? To quinfinity and beyond!

  30. Some great ones from Dictum at FTAlphaville.

    ¨and you sip warm lattes¨….a post-modern version of the famous Monty Python ¨fart in your general direction¨

    Dictum meum pactum2 hours ago
    @Markey You can name many more that are perfectly sound but have seen their share prices manipulated by shorts sellers posting false rumours and innuendos.We all know the power that social media has and once damage has been done and doubt sown,how hard it is to restore confidence especially in current market conditions.
    Short sellers are simply scavengers that are nothing but a cancer on society.

    The whole stock lending game needs to be overhauled and you have to ask yourself why shorting is banned in many other countries.?

    Dictum meum pactum20 hours ago
    @Paul Murphy So why not start making balanced reports? Your publication has participated in the destruction of hundreds of millions of pound of UK investors savings.

    You should be ashamed of yourselves and you sip you lukewarm lattes.

    Dictum meum pactum18 hours ago
    Oh but that is precisely the point.If it does not turn out to be “dodgy” the tax dodging hedge funds will have already been long gone,yet savers money has been vapourised.
    There is a presumption of innocence and the tom winnifrith’s of this world have rather awkward track records themselves to be self appointed judge and juries
    Dictum meum pactum21 hours ago

    You really are a toxic individual.You are de facto supporting tax dodging cayman island market manipulators.
    There are working people whose employment you are toying with at these companies.
    Why does your rag try to destroy UK ,especially tech companies,instead of trying to be constructive?
    Dictum meum pactum21 hours ago
    @Edward Quince @Dictum meum pactum Yes I really do.Publications like the FT are de facto doing the dirty work of tax dodging cayman island hedge funds.
    Can I also remind you that to date nobody has been charged with anything at all.
    All we have learned is Tiger pretended to be Spanish,German co’s and who knows what else to convey a false message.Market manipulators pure and simple.
    Meanwhile the Quindell’s businesses continue winning new contracts.
    This publication has never been supportive of UK tech.Just read their constant snide remarks.
    Dictum meum pactum20 hours ago
    @Edward Quince So you shares have been shorted by a very powerful tax dodging hedge fund.They are down 90%.You have been ousted from the board.
    Would any sane person do anything but sell and try to salvage what little he had left?
    Come on get real,don’t fall for the city spin.
    The reality is now he is gone and the overhang has been cleared.You are able to pick up a company trading at fifty percent of sales,a p/e of 1 and actually makes considerable profits.
    They closed up 10% today and Investec has doubled their holdings

  31. Squire007 is not only totally misguided and wrong but abusive to someone who correctly called QPP from the beginning.

    squire007 11 Dec’14 – 17:14 – 18507 of 18558 3 1

    paulypilot
    10 Dec’14 – 21:55 – 18411 of 18506 16 2

    Right.

    EVERY SINGLE abusive bull on Quindell needs to form an orderly queue, and APOLOGISE to those of us who raised questions, and said this stock was dodgy as hell, in my case for the last 2 years.

    Form an orderly queue to apologise. Because you were wrong. You were also ignorant, abusive, thick, and repugnant.

    If any of you have an ounce of decency, you will apologise, unreservedly to people like me who warned you for the last 2 years what a pile of crap Quindell was. Yet all you could do in response is abuse us.

    I will be amazed if a SINGLE ONE OF YOU actually apologises here.

    You lost your money on QPP through hubris & stupidity. And falling victim to an obvious conman. Let me know the next stock you buy.

    Paul.

    You absolute PRICK.

    This has been a full on illegal con job by ‘outsiders’ paying no tax.
    Get in the queue for jail time.
    They attack euro fast growing profitable companies for illegal gains.
    Clever but fekking fraud !!!!!!!!!!!!
    The apology ain’t coming but the real worth and SP is.

    GL

  32. jptop7 thinks all our problems are over……
    jptop7
    RE: Two Blue Days Scouser
    Today 16:40
    I am going for 5 in a row at least. The rest of the stock market is not having a good day and we are up 15% I mean It looks like a serious return to fame and fortune based on the Big Picture. Have A Nice Weekend All

  33. In place of Ben Edelman, I nominate Bengt Saelensminde, a professional market commentator over at MoneyWeek.

    Apparently, Bengt feels he has “ been imploring Quindell investors to wake up and smell the coffee for over a year and a half”:

    http://moneyweek.com/right-side-beware-aim-stocks-regulation/

    This may be the message which Bengt believed he was communicating in the few articles he wrote on Quindell, however it certainly was not the message which came across!

  34. This must surely be a classic of self-delusion:

    http://quindellecho.com/2014/12/12/are-quindells-institutional-investors-pulling-the-strings/

  35. From lse.co.uk this afternoon. Words fail me….

    kenny100
    Posts: 5,293
    Off Topic
    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 41.50
    View Thread (4)I LOVE THIS ONEToday 16:55Compare Quindell profits for 2014 & 2015 against FTSE100 companies.
    OCTOBER 12, 2014 9:35 PM

    Quindell’s net profit after tax is forecast to be £263m this year (having posted £123m in H1), and £454m in 2015.

    Below is a selection of FTSE100 co’s that are achieving lower profits than Quindell:

    Babcock…………Market cap £5.3bn …….Last yr £180m, next yr forecast £323m

    Intertek…………Market cap £4.0bn……..Last yr £200m, next yr forecast £224m

    Coca Cola HBC….Market cap £4.8bn……..Last yr £221m, next yr forecast £296m

    Bunzl……………Market cap £5.2bn…….Last yr £207m, next yr forecast £272m

    Meggitt…………Market cap £3.5bn………Last yr £232m, next yr forecast £250m

    London Stock Ex..Market cap £6.3bn……..Last yr £170m, next yr forecast £339m

    Smiths………….Market cap £4.7bn………Last yr £233m, next yr forecast £339m

    Aggreko……….Market cap £3.7bn……….Last yr £246m, next yr forecast £210m

    Sage……………Market cap £3.8bn………Last yr £46m, next yr forecast £243m

    Ashtead………..Market cap £4.6bn………Last yr £231m, next yr forecast £293m

    And then there are some others making losses:

    G4S…………….Market cap £4.0bn……..Last yr £(362)m loss, next yr forecast £202m profit

    Wm Morrison….Market cap £3.6bn………Last yr £(238)m loss, next yr forecast £303m profit

    And then there are others with net profits in the high-200s and 300s, which Quindell will overtake going into 2015, such as Travis Perkins, Aberdeen Asset Management, Admiral, Persimmon, Burberry, Whitbread, Weir, and Direct Line.

    So that’s 20 companies in the FTSE100 that either are or soon will be less profitable than Quindell.

  36. From LSE BB just a very small selection, you could just post the entire board!!

    Jmills Posts: 215 Observation Opinion: Strong Buy Price: 41.50 View Thread (7) RE: chasf Today 23:19 There is no evidence .Just a jounalist saying there was a rumour (that proberly will be retracted ) .that David was looking for a replacement Big blue day tomorrow Big reason all big companies are closing or have closed there shorts by now .Followed by small shorts panicking .You can see them on here all day .S- itting them self Good night Ho Ho Ho

    Alacazam
    Posts: 469
    Off Topic
    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 41.50
    View Thread (9)
    RE: IF QPP has no NOMAD
    Today 23:27
    Shame this is not happening as suspension would be GREAT. 30 days off market, come back with 2014 results, PWC report, new chairman, new NEDS, new broker. Oh, except for you killer, assuming you are short.

    adamsrups
    Posts: 4,478
    Off Topic
    Opinion: No Opinion
    Price: 41.50
    View Thread (4)
    Jtop
    Today 19:39
    Would rather watch you say goodbye to them as they disappear one by one, Lets just hope some of them get hurt in some fashion

    What a bunch of COQ’s!!


  37. Juicin Drumroll

    TW,

    Is this finished for good now? Where’s Week 8 of this competition?

    Lots of comedy gold still coming from the cult members & nutters.

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  • 2 October 2026, 16:22
KMK
Kromek – “expansion to its revolving credit facility”, but I thought it was profitability “slightly ahead of expectations”?
  • By Steve Moore
  • 2 October 2026, 16:20
EAAS
eEnergy – “pleased to announce” fundraising. Er, really?!…
  • By Steve Moore
  • 2 October 2026, 14:38
Gold
Video: Why These Critical Metals Will Explode Higher, ‘Uncharted Territory’ For Gold
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 2 October 2026, 13:21
PDL
Petra Diamonds misleads as it finally fesses to the HMRC winding up petition
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 2 October 2026, 13:11
RM
RM plc – sale of Technical Teaching Solutions business, still a sum-of-the-parts Buy
  • By HotStockRockets
  • 2 October 2026, 12:49
VLRM
EXPOSE: Valereum interim accounts demonstrate grotesque non compliances with IFRS 9
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 2 October 2026, 12:05
AMRQ
Amaroq – “pleased” with further Nanoq drilling programme and metallurgical test work, here’s why…
  • By Tom Winnifrith & Steve Moore
  • 2 October 2026, 11:57
QBT
Quantum Blockchain Technologies deeper dive accounting nerdery, nothing adds up, wholesale IFRS breaches
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 2 October 2026, 11:48
Bear
The Easy Money Fairy Tale Is About To End Violently says the world's second most foul mouthed financial podcaster
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 2 October 2026, 11:45

Thursday »

Boom
Fagash vs Chris Gilbert death match Round 2 at Sharestock 2027: early bird priced tickets on sale now
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 1 October 2026, 16:34
Bearcast
Tom Winnifrith bearcast: a new share trade
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 1 October 2026, 16:22
ECP
EXPOSE: £24m cap Eight Capital Partners declared profit but a looming liquidity challenge
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 1 October 2026, 14:43
TPT
Topps Tiles – “expects adjusted profit before tax for the full year to be in line with current market expectations”, not the initial expectations though!…
  • By Steve Moore
  • 1 October 2026, 14:17
QBT
Quantum Blockchain Interims: how is this AIM posterboy company not classified as bust?
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 1 October 2026, 13:13
Beggar
To be fair to Andy Burnham and chancellor Healey as the 30 year bond tops 6%
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 1 October 2026, 11:26
LST
Light Science Technologies – after just in August “confidence in a strong second half has strengthened”, why are the shares now slumping on a “Trading Update”?…
  • By Steve Moore
  • 1 October 2026, 10:53
ECOB
Eco Buildings – interims, a progress in Albania and elsewhere STRONG BUY, this could multibag by Christmas
  • By HotStockRockets
  • 1 October 2026, 10:40
VLRM
Valereum Interims Part 1: A fess up on past untruths, the auditor calls out cock & it looks to be bust!
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 1 October 2026, 10:31
Bully
Paul Mathieson back where he started – my mother’s suicide, this time he ropes in my late father as well
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 1 October 2026, 08:06

Wednesday »

WPHO
Windar Photonics – interims, how strong a base now “to restructure and grow the business”?
  • By Steve Moore
  • 30 September 2026, 16:27
Bearcast
Tom Winnifrith bearcast: from Avacta's crazy valuation to a £1 billion joke, Mr Turd and a potential 25 bagger
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 30 September 2026, 14:57
KEN
Kendrick interims: do the maths, its got no money at all! Bailout placing ahoy! £24 million Timber!
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 30 September 2026, 13:18
TAND
Tan Delta Systems – interims argue “a strategic market position with a compelling offer”. Really?
  • By Steve Moore
  • 30 September 2026, 13:05
TLW
Tullow $393 million tax blow – could that sink the ship?
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 30 September 2026, 12:46
Bear
Video: Food Shortages, Inflationary Spiral & Why Gold Miners Will Benefit ‘Tremendously’
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 30 September 2026, 11:27
SALT
If Microsalt hits breakeven in 2027 as it promises I am a banana & so is Evil Banksta
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 30 September 2026, 10:53
FUTR
Future plc – argues trading “in line”, but why after previously “accelerating” its share buyback is it now to “pause” it then?
  • By Steve Moore
  • 30 September 2026, 10:37
BMV
BREAKING: Sath Ganesarajah of Bluebird breaks the rules yet again
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 30 September 2026, 10:09
AGI
EXPOSE: Potentially AI – significant loss in last interims before RTO and breaches of IFRS accounting standards
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 30 September 2026, 10:03

Tuesday »

GENI
GENinCode – interims, with “revenues have not been as strong as hoped” how’s the balance sheet position now?
  • By Steve Moore
  • 29 September 2026, 15:39
Bearcast
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: This is madness Home Secretary and all about Kefi
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 29 September 2026, 15:35
LIKE
Likewise Group – interims, a “materially ahead of market expectations” Buy
  • By HotStockRockets
  • 29 September 2026, 13:18
RBD
Will Reabold’s humiliation be announced Friday or Monday? A share only for lemmings either way.
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 29 September 2026, 12:36
TGP
Tekmar – “pleased to report”… a trading warning!
  • By Steve Moore
  • 29 September 2026, 11:14
Bully
Paul Mathieson writes to my wife again
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 29 September 2026, 11:07
Gold
Video: Rick Rule sees a ‘Generational Opportunity’ In Gold Miners, ‘Substantially’ Higher Gold Prices Ahead
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 29 September 2026, 10:41
TERN
EXPOSE: Tern Results, another dog’s dinner & why is a new corporate car needed?
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 29 September 2026, 10:18
TEK
Tek Capital: when is a profit pure fiction? Bailout placing
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 29 September 2026, 10:03
KEFI
BREAKING: KEFI - Market abuse with apparently fake broker note
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 29 September 2026, 08:00

Monday »

Bearcast
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Gold and the 1970s and Blackbird lurches to another bailout
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 28 September 2026, 16:30
XPF
XP Factory – argues “best served” focusing exclusively on Escape Hunt rollout, so what about the previously-stated “highly complementary” Boom Battle Bar business?…
  • By Steve Moore
  • 28 September 2026, 16:10
PRE
Pensana: two questions Paul Atherley MUST answer
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 28 September 2026, 14:28
SQZ
Serica Energy moves to the main market and has a strong investment case - buy on any weakness
  • By Gary Newman
  • 28 September 2026, 13:46
MET
Metir – interims, “determined to complete a fundraise… to enter 2027 with increasing confidence”. Er, it means to be able to continue trading!…
  • By Steve Moore
  • 28 September 2026, 13:29
SDI
SDI Group – AGM Trading Update, continuing trading delivery value
  • By HotStockRockets
  • 28 September 2026, 12:26
COIN
Coinsilium: more about that second pig and pork
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 28 September 2026, 12:14
CKT
Checkit plc – interims emphasising “value-creation framework”, but how exciting is it?
  • By Steve Moore
  • 28 September 2026, 11:39
Bully
BREAKING: Not Very Gneiss message, if not an outright threat to Union Jack’s Craig Howie
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 28 September 2026, 11:23
CRTA
Letter to AIM Regulation and the FCA: Cirata (again)
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 28 September 2026, 10:57
Sinking_Ship
Is Nuburu overpaying for Tekne S.pA? Is the Pope a Catholic?
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 28 September 2026, 08:21

Sunday »

Bearcast
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: Coinsilium and not 1 but 2 pig and porks!
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 27 September 2026, 18:16
CRTA
BREAKING: Cirata – revisiting revenues and accrued income & its shocking!
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 27 September 2026, 16:03
Bearcast
Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: revising Coulter's Law for Fairford & 2 scary sets of words from the Left shows Labour just does not understand economics
  • By Tom Winnifrith
  • 27 September 2026, 16:03
Quiz
The ShareProphets Sunday Pub Quiz #365
  • By Darren Atwater
  • 27 September 2026, 11:38
Blackboard
Visual Aid: The World’s Best Countries at Science in 2026
  • By Darren Atwater
  • 27 September 2026, 11:35
Gold
The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Slips Again
  • By Nigel Somerville
  • 27 September 2026, 11:28
Reading
Sunday Long Reads: Man City Hacker, John Factor, UK v Palantir, ChatGPT, BBC News Motives
  • By Darren Atwater
  • 27 September 2026, 11:27
Top-10
Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending September 26
  • By Darren Atwater
  • 27 September 2026, 11:26