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Totally: Um, anything you want to tell us about your CFO?
It must be exciting times at NHS supplier Totally (TLY) at the moment with the buy-and-build strategy taking shape and an RTO in progress and a busy time, particularly for the CFO, Don Baladasan, who also has the interims to prepare but, er, has he just left to join CentralNic (CNIC)?
- By Cynical Bear |
- 25 July 2017, 01:56 |
Why I Disregarded Tom's and Steve's Advice On Zytronic
Hello, Share Mashers. It is not often that my good self and my more intelligent colleagues Uncle Tom and Steve Moore commend the same share. There are, after all, zillions of choices to be made in the markets. But we did agree on Zytronic (ZYT), the successful niche company that specialises in the very fashionable area of touch sensors.
- By Malcolm Stacey |
- 25 July 2017, 01:17 |
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Proxama – claims now “well positioned”… but has to scramble around to reach even minimum requirement of fundraising
Last writing on Proxama (PROX) I noted new agreement announcements now being seen through – and the shares are currently lower today on the back of “Result of Open Offer” and General Meeting updates…
- By Steve Moore |
- 24 July 2017, 07:17 |
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Is the City of London Corporation bent and why won't the press investigate?
The City of London Corporation is unlike any other local authority. It is democratic in the loosest sense of the word. It is hugely rich and very powerful and, as such, it is rare that anyone in the Square Mile is stupid enough to stick his or her head above the parapet and ask what is going on. But today Andrew Monk of VSA Resources aks for trouble and writes...
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 24 July 2017, 06:12 |
Sefton Resources - shares in issue balloon but what is the cash position?
On 23rd October 2015 as the old board of Sefton Resources (SER) handed over power to Clem Chambers, Mike Hodges as directors and Daniel Levi as a consultant it stated that the cash position was $504,300. The new board claimed that it was in fact materially lower. What is it now? That is unclear but what we do know is that the number of shares in issue has rocketed from 4,796,618,397 to 8,949,299,416 as that was announced at the weekend.
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 24 July 2017, 04:50 |
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Buckle up for the turbulence ahead. My most important note ever
The reset is now seven days closer than it was last week. There are times when normality moves out of reach and I believe we are rapidly approaching such a time. I have lived through a number of recessions and bear markets and they don’t come out of nowhere; there are always warning signs. Many investors may choose to ignore those signs; I choose not to. I hope you make the same choice.
- By David Scott |
- 24 July 2017, 04:45 |
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Sell the Carillion HS2 rally at 63p
The accepted market wisdom that one should never be a bear in company throws up a lot of exceptions. Carillion (CLLN), for some time now top of the leaderboard of the most shorted shares on the LSE, is a good example.
- By Lucian Miers |
- 24 July 2017, 04:20 |
Biome Technologies – trading update uses bullshit earnings, but becoming more interesting?
Shares in Biome Technologies (BIOM) are currently approaching 12% higher, heading towards 200p, on the back of a “Trading Update” announcement...
- By Steve Moore |
- 24 July 2017, 04:20 |
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Well done Brokerman Dan - Sefton nails disgraced Jimmyliar Ellerton in Court again
Of course Brokerman Dan (Dan Levi) is not perfect. He publishes outright lies about me on a regular basis but credit where credit is due, he has nailed Jimmyliar Ellerton, the disgraced boss of Sefton Resources (SER) in court again.
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 24 July 2017, 03:55 |
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EasyJet 2 big takeaways and one is SELL
Before he became a resource guru, Andrew Monk of VSA Resources was a transport analyst for many years. As such his comments today about Easyjet (EZJ). The point about executive greed, oops I meant incentivisation, is a very valid general one. The other point is ...SELL. Over to the Monkey who writes...
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 24 July 2017, 03:32 |
New Bulletin Board Moron of the week PRIZE contest graciously sponsored byRoger Lawson again
Former ShareSoc chairman Roger Lawson, who has threatened to sue Tom Winnifrith, is the sponsor of this week's Bulletin Board Moron contest. Yes he sponsored last week's contest as well but he still has a few of the Globo sharesw he promoted so enthusiastically to hand out as a prize so Roger is back again
- By ShareProphets |
- 24 July 2017, 02:35 |
Winner of the Bulletin Board Moron of the week contest sponsored by Roger Lawson
It's a clear win for a bulletin board moron this week. The stupidest thing that I have read all month and I have looked at Nadine Dorries blog this month.
- By Pizza Hardman & Corbyn groupie Darren Atwater |
- 24 July 2017, 02:00 |
Vodafone Should Defy the Competition to Dial up a Decent Share Rise
Hello Share Totters. Every time I type Vodafone (VOD) my computer turns it into Voodo, which seems a bit unfair. Vodafone is not cursed and, in fact, is doing a bit better than the market expected.
- By Malcolm Stacey |
- 24 July 2017, 01:09 |
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BREAKING: African Potash FRAUD - Nomad Cantors will be sued by 3 investors - case gets green light (Cloudtag next!)
This has massive implications for the AIM Casino. We saw last week that the London Stock Exchange was washing its hands of tackling Nomads who sign off on frauds and so allow investors to lose all their cash to shysters. Now the private sector moves in. I can reveal today that Cantor Fitzgerald will be sued by investors who lost money on the African Potash (AFPO) fraud because it was negligent in signing off on fraudulent releases. If this case wins the floodgates are open...
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 23 July 2017, 09:07 |
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Parkmead Group has the potential to succeed in the long term
Usually it takes far longer for companies to move forwards operationally than the majority of investors expect, and it is at times when most people have become bored and moved on elsewhere, that opportunities can present themselves.
- By Gary Newman |
- 23 July 2017, 09:07 |
China fraud Aquatic Foods: crunch time?
ShareProphets AIM-China Filthy Forty play Aquatic Foods (AFG) shares were suspended last month because it couldn’t get its accounts out on time. We were told that this was because of difficulties getting its enormous cash-pile out of China to pay a number of parties whose assistance is required for the finalisation of the audited accounts. For that, we might presume that it includes the audit firm. We were told that the accounts were anticipated to be released in July – and here we are with 6 trading days left. Is it crunch time?
- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 23 July 2017, 09:07 |
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Pembridge Resources: A fresh start……on the Standard List!
Having commented earlier today on the flourishing growth of the Standard List due in part to tougher rules on AIM, it felt appropriate to start covering a perfect example of such a company, namely Pembridge Resources (PERE) , which is currently moving from AIM to the Standard List. To be fair though, on an initial glance, there’s a lot worse in my Sub-Standard Shockers XI.
- By Cynical Bear |
- 23 July 2017, 08:50 |
Advanced Oncotherapy – what is the position re Bracknor? Has it been paid off?
Tom and I covered this the other day, but I wonder whether we’ve missed a trick with regard to AIM-listed Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) and its dealings with death spiral sharks Bracknor. Immediately prior to last week’s funding news my back-of-an-envelope calculation was that Bracknor still held £1.95 million of loan notes and a further £0.7 million from fees. Given that Bracknor held little (if any) shares, why has it not beaten a hasty track to get the loans converted so that it can sell into the resulting strength?
- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 23 July 2017, 04:05 |
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The original Sub-Standard Shockers XI squad one year on - how have they performed?
I introduced the idea of the Sub-Standard Shockers X1 in May last year on the basis that I felt that the Standard List was becoming a home for companies unable to get on AIM for one reason or another so I believed that, almost by definition, they were destined to fail. I had firmed up the original squad of fifteen over the summer (see HERE). I have since added others but thought it worth looking at those original squad members in a “Where are they now?” type feature.
- By Cynical Bear |
- 23 July 2017, 03:50 |
Judges Scientific – first half 2017 growth sounds good, but what of the comparative?
I first cautioned on shares in buy-and-build scientific instrument group Judges Scientific (JDG) on this website at above 2200p in 2014 HERE, though also more recently at sub 1300p HERE. They have now risen back towards 1900p helped by a “Trading Update” announcement…
- By Steve Moore |
- 23 July 2017, 03:45 |