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David Beckham’s Naughty Guild Esports is hiding something from you all: a material uncertainty and looming bankruptcy perhaps?

Guild Esports (GILD) has today published piss poor annual results for the year to September 30 but it has not published the full notes to the accounts or the annual report and will not do so until later today and then only on its website. So what is it hiding? I suggest that its auditors may have flagged up a material uncertainty and that is what is being hidden. I have asked the company if this material omission from the results is what it is hiding but it has declined to comment. Here are the maths on how close Guild is to bankruptcy.
QFI
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BREAKING: Quadrise Fuels why has BDO quit and why no RNS? Lube up shareholders...

On 25 November 2022 at the Quadrise Fuels (QFI) AGM it was proposed that shareholders reappoint BDO as auditors. They did. Today at Companies House, as you can see below, we see that BDO has resigned. There has been no RNS.
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Sincere apologies to Britain's latest Buffett, Mr Tim Blackstone

I end with an apology to Tim. I start with the annual agony of a tax return. The Mrs is struggling. Then onto Vast Resources (VAST), Tintra (TNT), can anyone explain the mystery to me? Rosslyn Data (RDT), Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) and UK Oil & Gas (UKOG).
RDT

Rosslyn Data Technologies – interims argue “look to the future with confidence”, what about the financials and attempted ramptastic RNS Reach then?

Describing itself as a “provider of a leading cloud-based enterprise data analytics platform”, Rosslyn Data Technologies (RDT) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st October 2022 including “expected revenue growth of 121% in H2 over H1… there is growing interest in Rosslyn's services from global blue-chip customers and via its partner network, which is resulting in an expanding pipeline”. So what of a currently approaching 12% lower share price response to 0.75p?
SGZ
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ScotGold: What is it with the BBC and ramping shares in shite, almost insolvent, miners from the Celtic Fringe with fake news?

First it was Anglesey Mining (AYM) which is in desperate need of a bailout placing and where the BBC rode to the rescue with some ramping based on fake news about its hole in the ground in Ynys Mon as I showed HERE. Now it is Scotgold (SGZ) which, as I demonstrated HERE, is now only heavily in debt but has run out of – other folks cash following FALLING production and so needs its own a bailout ASAP. Time for the BBC doing its bit of fake news PR.
Madness
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No thanks for the shitcoin offer Big Dave Lenigas, I am washing my hair tomorrow

Are you are at a loose end tomorrow? Do you want to waste your time and then lose some of your hard earned. In which case Big Dave Lenigas has an offer for you.
SPE

Sopheon – trading update, how valuable is its “SaaS transition” proving?

Previously writing on innovation management software and services company Sopheon (SPE), 17 months ago with the shares rising above 925p I concluded that I wasn’t prepared to pay a market cap of more than £100 million at that stage of ‘SaaS transition’ here. The shares most recently closed at 625p but are currently up to 680p on the back of a trading update. So what’s the situation now?

TNT
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This still stinks: Tintra –are Tintra Acquisitions and Fintech Leaders Fund dumping shares?

In today’s RNS Tintra (TNT) announced that it had received the US $10 million subscription at 1178 pence per share, a huge multiple to trading share price of around 185 pence per share down on the opening price by almost 12% at time of writing this article as follows:
ICON
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Iconic Labs –- EHGOSF starts to dump shares (Lot's more to come!)

In today’s RNS Iconic Labs (ICON) announced two conversions from European High Growth Opportunities Securitization Fund ("EHGOSF") as follows:
OBC
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Clem Chambers reckons there’s money in Sweet Transvestites from Transylvania – spoooof!

It is 50 years since the Rocky Horror show first appeared and to celebrate this Clem Chambers and the AIM dog that funds his sons’ business, Online Blockchain (OBC), has another spoof for you all as it tries to get away yet another bailout placing.
888
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It is still too early to bet your investment money on 888 Holdings

All investors get plenty of stuff wrong, but the aim of the game is to get more stuff right. About nine months ago, I wrote about “888 Holdings plc (888), William Hill and mad deal excitement”. The former had a c. 250 pence share price at the time and today it is about a third of that level. Probably a good job that I concluded back then that “...I will generously call it one for the experts…and I am not one…Avoid”.

BBOX

Big Box Bonanza makes this Futuristic Warehouse Manager Worth a Peak

Hello, Share Collectors. One reason why the Footsie has begun to move slowly to tickle all-time highs is because big firms have the resources to offer greater protection against recession. So the more cautious investor is likely to choose companies in the big 100. But a different way to take advantage of the same situation is to buy shares in companies that derive their income from jumbo outfits.
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Greed vs Fear, Bailey vs Stacey

I explain why this Bearcast is late then cover how more buy notes means a worse share price performance in small caps, Flybe going bust again and how that relates to firms like Inspirit (INSP) and Aston Martin Lagonda (AML) and plans to bring back Help to Buy, the last thing this country needs. Then it is Greed vs Fear, Bailey vs Stacey.
Professor
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Sunday Long Reads: How platforms die, Risked life, Shakespeare‘s authorship, New ‘In Cold Blood’ crime, Trump’s killing spree

Here are five long reads that have nothing to do with shares. Put the kettle on, find a comfy chair. You have the time, don't you?

Confetti
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How has your January been (as an investor)?

The weather has apparently been a bit cooler, versus the recent norms for a December or a January, over the last few weeks. I tell you somewhere that has not been cool: the global stock market…
Wolf-of-Wall-Street

Visual Aid: The Biggest Global Risks of 2023

From Visual Capitalistthis week’s graphic summarizes findings from the Global Risks Report, an annual publication produced by the World Economic Forum (WEF). It provides an overview of the most pressing global risks that the world is facing, as identified by experts and decision-makers.
Top-10

Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending 28 Jan 2023

The most-read non-quiz non-Tom article this week is by Nigel Somerville with Ariana – 2022 Production Result: A Top Effort: Buy  at No 2 or No 6 including Bearcasts.

Gold

Video: Golds Time to Shine is Just Coming Into View

Author and analyst David Murrin discusses the role of commodities in the conflicts of the world and how governments should move towards a hybrid market command system in order to secure essential resources and protect their economies. 
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: More folks I'd jail over Neil Woodford, the SUPP gang & scumbag Paul Griffiths of Predator on the ramp

I start with NatWest closing down a bank branch (quite rightly) and what the fuss made by MPs etc says about the doomed UK. Then I look at Predator (PRD) and others ramping for survival, a chance for bears not bulls. Finally a long look at Schroder UK Public Private Trust (SUPP), formerly WPCT, past present and future.
Beggar

Video: The U.S. and Europe are in a Terminal State of Decline

Global forecaster and author David Murrin says that the road to war is peppered with polarization. Murrin explains that the human strategy for survival is through social structures, and that wars between a weaker system and a rising system are necessary to create a better outcome. He also explains that war is regulated by the Kondratiev cycle which takes place every 56 years.
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