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Roger Lawson at ShareSoc is at it again
ShareSoc does some great work for private investors. Sadly its former chairman Roger Lawson of blinkx & Globo fame- taken apart brilliantly by Paul Scott HERE - continues to behave in a way that is not quite right. He was at it again last night and also a week or so ago.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 27 February 2017, 01:05 |
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The Curse of Rob Terry - Slater & Gordon more disastrous results, 90 days to wipeout!
Oh dear. Oh dear. Interim numbers from Aussie law poltroons Slater & Gordon (SGH) are out today and are dismal. The company now has just 90 days to cut a deal with its bankers or it is lights out and any deal will see shareholders wiped out. The shares - A$8 when it spunked £649 million to buy Quindell's (QPP) fraudulent assets - are now just 12 cents. Where's the ouzo?
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 27 February 2017, 01:05 |
Companies Perform in Cycles and Now Might Not Be the Time for Halford Shares
Hello Share Takers. Normally, I commend shares your researches might show are worth buying. I consider I have a bit of an obligation to be bullish on companies which might deserve it, to act as some kind of balance towards the many firms that Uncle Tom and the gang so skilfully warn you about.
- By Malcolm Stacey |
- 27 February 2017, 01:04 |
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Bulletin Board Moron of the week in honour of Tavistock PR
I noted earlier that while most financial PR firms are so morally bankrupt they would spin for uber nonce Rolf Harris if the retainer was high enough, Tavistock PR appears to have some honour quitting as adviser to the FRAUD Cloudtag (CTAG). There are only so many lies you can put your name to I guess. But some folks want to hear lies and to reprint them, the BBMs. Please nominate the most moronic bulletin board post or tweet in the comments section below. The deadline for entries is midnight on Sunday February 26.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 26 February 2017, 05:58 |
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast - Today's Unacceptable face of Capitalism
I expect shares in Cloudtag (CTAG) to resume trading on Monday and then to tank. I explain why. I look at the issue of portfolio allocation something too many folks ignore at their peril. Then I look at executive pay at RBS, Unilever *(ULVR) and elsewhere. I wonder if Theresa May means it about looking after ordinary working people. Surely RBS is an easy test for her. As a capitalist I find blue chip executive greed distasteful and worrying.
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 26 February 2017, 05:33 |
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Reporting ADVFN moron tomwinnifrith to the FCA for market abuse
I detailed earlier how some moron had registered on ADVFN as tomwinnifrith and then posted a lot of piffle making it clear that it was meant to be me. Among the more ridiculous assertions was the statement that: " I will remain selfishly against CTAG, even when it bounces back to previous highs. But not as active as before. We need it to get back to £40m-£60m market cap, at which point we will do it all again." were the biggest Cloudtag bear (target price 0p) be saying he "needed" the shares to get back to a 9-13.5p level and that he expected that because "at that point" would be dramatic. But of course...
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 26 February 2017, 05:32 |
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It's time to consider Premier Oil as a longer term recovery play
Premier Oil (PMO) is a company that I have been bearish on so far in 2017, but it has now reached a level where I would consider changing my stance to a buy, or at the very least one to watch closely for when the recent trend changes direction and it starts to bounce.
- By Gary Newman |
- 26 February 2017, 05:31 |
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Cloudtag ramper Liam Nichols - wrong, unapologetic and still spreading lies
I do now have the address of Cloudtag ramping supremo Liam Nichols. It is not as he has asserted today being spread by this website along with his facebook page but I have been passed the information. Mr Nichols has posted again today on this matter on his silly blog. Quite simply he lies and fails to accept what he has done, the misery he has caused. Liam 's blog post of today follows. In bold are my comments.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 26 February 2017, 03:53 |
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Challenger Acquisitions: Share price cratering – will it survive the week?
Another week and yet more all-time lows for the share price of Challenger Acquisitions (CHAL); however, with a critical convertible loan note deadline looming, it could get much worse very quickly and I wonder whether it will actually make it through the week.
- By Cynical Bear |
- 26 February 2017, 03:53 |
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Bulletin Board Moron of the Day - tomwinnifrith - NOT!
The ADVFN bulletin boards are so poorly regulated that you can register with any name without any proof that it is yours. And so once again as at 26 February some moron has registered as tomwinnifrith to post as me about Cloudtag (CTAG), natch. I note once again that I am paid to write here, why would I write for free on a chatroom. And moreover why would I write the sort of obvious crap you see below.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 26 February 2017, 03:51 |
Ariana – more to come as we await final sign-off for production
I marked out Turkey-base gold/silver soon-to-be producer AIM-listed Ariana (AAU) as a buy a couple of weeks back at 1.85p bid. Construction at the Kiziltepe facility was almost complete and the company had indicated that a weather window allowing the last bits to be finished had opened up. The RNS duly followed. Now we await word of technical sign-off of the tailing dam, Ministry sign-off and then a local government operations permit and it is all go. Meanwhile we have had exploration news from Tavsan suggesting significant resource growth potential.
- By Nigel Somerville |
- 26 February 2017, 03:50 |
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UPDATED: Reader Poll: which Nomad is so morally bankrupt/financially desperate it will act for the Cloudtag fraud? - its Not Allenby
Cloudtag (CTAG) the fraudulent AIM Company which has repeatedly raised money by telling lies to investors says that with Cairn Financial no longer prepared to sign off on its lies it is in advanced discussions about finding a replacement to avoid its shares being suspended on April 10. Really? Who do you think is so morally or financially bankrupt that they will sign off on lies for a fraudster. I am now starting a poll, if any of the Nomads's below want to deny that they are morally bankrupt and will not take on this work I will update the article. Vote now, deadline midnight Sunday 26 February. Update 1. It is not Allenby.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 26 February 2017, 03:50 |
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Aidan Earley says he will serve Tom Winnifrith with legal action on Tuesday - bring it on say I
Aidan Earley, a man who has served time, and is barred from being a company director after the awful events at Wood Hall, has explicitly stated that he wishes to stop me writing and to close ShareProphets down for good in both cases. On Friday as 99% of folks celebrated the way that I and this website had saved folks cash and exposed fraud on both RapidCloud & Cloudtag, both of which saw their shares suspended, Aidan announced his next step.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 26 February 2017, 03:50 |
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Notes from Underground: The Fighting' ShareProphets
In the past seven days, 61,990 unique readers read 87,097 pages on ShareProphets. The circulation of the Investors Chronicle is c30,000. Shares is less than half of that. To our critics who think we do not count, we say think again.
- By Pizza Hardman Darren Atwater |
- 26 February 2017, 03:49 |
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Advanced Oncotherapy - The Death Spiral dance begins....timber!
Having promised "non dilutive funding" ad nauseam, on Wednesday AIM listed POS Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) announced a £13 million death spiral funding with are shylocks Bracknor. On Friday it drew down tranche one and promptly served up another dose of smoke and mirrors for punters. The death spiral dance is now underway. Advanced announced that:
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 25 February 2017, 09:44 |
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: 2 massive rule changes AIM MUST make in the wake of the Cloudtag scandal & the issue of blame
I know some folks want to blame others if they have lost money on the Cloudtag (CTAG) fraud. Well it is fair to hold some to account and make adverse comments and some folks should be doing a perp walk. But ultimately we are all accountable for our own trades whether winners or losers. Moving on this debacle has raised issues which call for two MASSIVE changes to the AIM Rule book: the announcement of Nomad departures and the disclosure or banning of placings based on T+ trades. PS Does anyone have an address for Cloudtag ramper David Greece. Please post in the comments section below in case I get bored and find myself in his locality.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 25 February 2017, 05:05 |
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Cloudtag - why the shares are suspended: a ghastly silence from Novum, here is the sordid detail
Why were Cloudtag (CTAG) shares suspended yesterday? I answered that in part HERE but can now add more detail. Welcome to the ghastly and murkeyand sordid world of T+10 placings.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 25 February 2017, 04:23 |
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Servision – more on that grant of security over c. 10m shares
Yesterday we asked a series of question relating to AIM-listed Servision and its dealings with an obscure American entity called Cascade which has nothing to do with Bill Gates, when it emerged that it seems that the personal guarantee offered to Cascade by Servision Chairman and CEO (corporate governance Red Flag) Mr Gidon Tahan looks to be taking the form of a grant of security over about 10 million of his shares. Did the grant of security involve Cascade being able to dump said shares on the market? But two other details catch my eye.
- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 25 February 2017, 04:22 |
300,000 people claim to be exploring for a mine - most will never find anything: Rick Rule
In a recent interview with Maurice Jackson, Rick Rule orf the world's largest resource investor, Sprott, explained that out of the roughly 250,000 to 300,000 people involved in mining exploration, the majority will never be involved in the discovery of a single mine. This despite spending most of their life at it—an incredible fact.
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 25 February 2017, 02:02 |
Idox – “strong start” to year & “encouraging” outlook, but are the shares good value?
Information management software and services supplier, Idox plc (IDOX) has updated on “a strong start to the new financial year” and an “encouraging” outlook…
- By Steve Moore |
- 25 February 2017, 02:01 |