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Investment Evolution Credit – ramptastic business announcements followed by bailout placing and debt conversion

This is a  feeble ploy to exploit the current flavour of the month AI credentials for traders who are happy to buy any old crap provided it has some link, however tenuous, to AI.
KEFI
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Kefi Gold & Copper – emphasises “significant recent across-the-board progress”. It’s getting there!

Steve Moore writes: Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) has issued a “Corporate Update”-titled announcement headlined “Significant recent across-the-board progress”. How ‘significant’ is this progress, from the company’s flagship Tulu Kapi gold project in Ethiopia, from a 0.465p share price, just over £37 million market cap?
TTG
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TT Electronics – “Full Year Results” announcement, and much worse…

Most recently on engineered electronics company TT Electronics (TTG), in February with the shares down to 77.4p I wrote ‘“Update on 2024 Final Results” announcement is actually also a 2025 profit warning!’, concluding with its trading trajectory and delayed results just on the watchlist. The shares most recently closed at 83.2p but now the results announcement and more, and what of the shares currently in response at 75p?

TET
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Treatt – in just over two months from “encouraged by a robust pipeline and order intake” to “disappointed by the impact on profitability”…

‘Natural extracts and ingredients for the beverage, flavour and fragrance industries’ company Treatt (TET) has issued a “Trading Update” including ‘highlighting’ for its half-year ended 31st March 2025 “meaningful strategy progression, including further broadening into Premium categories”, but also “revenue of £64.2m (H124: £72.1m), reflecting lower Heritage and Premium volumes”. What about this from a current around 220p share price, more than 30% lower?
VRS
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Versarien – after a 99% share price collapse, what are the fees of the 2023-appointed "turnaround specialist”?

On March 29 2023 Versarien (VRS) announced that it had hired "turnaround specialist" David Stone. The shares were then 3p.
Gold
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Ah Mr Bond – We Have Been Expecting You

Like the villain in Bond movies, who tells the man licenced to kill that his arrival was expected shortly before he destroys the evil plans of his adversary, markets over the last few days saw the bond market react to Trump’s tariffs. Amid fears of a rout, Donald Trump announced last night that his tariff plans were on hold for ninety days (with the exception of China, who he doubled down on again). The result – everything went up.
ECOB
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Eco Buildings Group – “significantly improved” factory performance and “rising market demand”, Buy

‘Modular’ construction group Eco Buildings (ECOB) has announced that it has significantly improved production time and operational efficiency at its factory in Albania to further facilitate “rapid, high-quality” delivery. How good is this news from a 3.6p share price, just £3 million market cap?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2 - starting the day with a medical "incident"

I relay what happened and it has thrown the whole day out of sync. Then onto a hypothetical company operating in East Africa and the Middle East, Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX), Hydrogen Utopia (HUI), Technology Minerals (TM1) and Gary's beloved Audioboom (BOOM)
CHH
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Churchill China – 2024 results, how “resilient” is its performance?…

Hospitality ceramic products company Churchill China (CHH) states that it “is pleased to announce its final results for the year ended 31 December 2024” and headlines the results “Resilient Profit Performance”. How “resilient” is that?
Clown
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Because what you really care about when picking a stockbroker is their skin colour and who they are shagging?

My broker is white and straight. But that is not why I picked him it is because he is competent and offers a cracking service. But in these days of diversity and inclusion, PIMFA the trade body for brokers and wealth managers, says that is just not good enough. Its awards time.
PIMFA has launched its 5th annual diversity and inclusion awards and its pompous CEO Liz Field says:
FLO
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Flowtech Fluidpower – 2024 results, how confident really that it will “drive strong returns”?

Power, motion and control components and systems distributor Flowtech Fluidpower (FLO) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year and that first quarter of 2025 trading has “been in line with our expectations following the work completed during 2024 to build a more stable and scalable platform for focused growth”. How does this compare to a currently further down from 49p share price?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: You have no right to comment on aquisitions suggests Daniel

Rather harshly reader Daniel says that my time as a failed crony capitalist means a poor record in M&A means I cannot advise anyone on aquisitions. While fact checking Daniel I know I made mistakes but I hope I have learned from that and also from Vin Murria, the Queen of tech buy and build. I offer up some thoughts on dos and don'ts of M&A.
SBTX
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CEOs do not decide the share price, Mr Market does, more cobblers from Stuart Ashman

I despair at the way that there is nobody with PLC experience to stop Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) CEO Stuart Ashman from making a complete tit of himself. Today there is another classic.
CEL
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Celadon: GOTCHA, Dodgy frog lender terminated

Last Friday I wrote to the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation flagging up an expose published that day about Nicole Patricia Gallois who was lined up to lend Celadon (CEL) though she had not actually ponied up but had taken a charge over all its assets – Nicole, I revealed HERE was dodgy as hell.
Trump
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A share which could double from its current price because there is blood on the streets…

Trump and tariffs are blamed for the recent market sell off. Or perhaps US equities were grossly overvalued and this kicking, which has infected the rest of the world, was long overdue? Whatever the reason, there is ‘blood on the streets’. We think that US equities remain expensive and so do some UK stocks. But there are also good stocks that have been whacked very unfairly and so now, with blood on the streets, you can make a great return by being brave and buying. Here’s one such idea.
TRX
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Tissue Regenix – argues valuation “bears no resemblance to the prospects or the typical valuation”, but the other ‘strategic review’ participants don’t seem to concur…

‘Regenerative medical devices’ group Tissue Regenix (TRX) has issued a “Conclusion of Strategic Review & Offer Period”-titled announcement including that “the board believes the company's valuation is now at a level which bears no resemblance to the prospects or the typical valuation that a business in this sector would be ascribed”. So a value-creating conclusion to the strategic review and offer period then?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 3: Hell hath no fury like a trumpeteer scorned, I am NOT selling Ariana

In today's third podcast from the Greek hovel I look at Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) asking if its better to travel than arrive, the ominous silence from Hydrogen Utopia (HUI), chatting to Lucian about shorting Tesla (US:TSLA) and why I think Nigel is wrong about Ariana (AAU)
CLX
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Calnex Solutions – “pleased to provide” trading update, how ‘pleasing’ though is it?…

Most recently writing on Calnex Solutions (CLX), describing itself as “a leading provider of test and measurement solutions for the global telecommunications and cloud computing markets”, in November, with the shares down towards 60p, I questioned how confident to be of “expects to close the year in line with current market expectations” as the macroeconomic uncertainties persist. The company today states that it “is pleased to provide an update on trading for the year to 31 March 2025 and the outlook for FY26”, so what of the latest update with the shares currently at 44p?

GHH
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Gooch & Housego – expects trading “in line with management's previous expectations”, but what are those expectations?…

Photonic components and systems manufacturer Gooch & Housego (GHH) has issued a “Half Year Trading Update” including that “demand from the group's Aerospace & Defence and Life Sciences markets has been strong and revenues from the group's fibre optic products used in subsea data cable networks also grew” and that its “order book increased to £121.5 million… The level of enquiries for the group's products and services remains high”. So how does the performance and outlook compare to the valuation at a current 407p share price?
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