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Video: Matthew Piepenburg on The Great Reset – Weaponizing Our Debt-Soaked World

Matt Piepenburg is the sort of conspiracy theorist who will appeal to some of you. The author and asset manager discusses the Great Reset proposed by Klaus Schwab, and how it is a symptom of a broken and debt-soaked developed economy. Matt believes Schwab is an opportunist taking advantage of the COVID crisis, and his idea of ‘stakeholder capitalism’ is actually extreme centralization. This, Matt says, has never worked in history and has led to an addiction to debt, which has been weaponized by pharmaceutical companies, science, the media, political parties, and regulatory bodies.
GCAT
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KERBOOM: The after hours fess up from Caracal Gold – it is far worse than even I imagined, folks should be in jail

A lot of ouzos for the Sheriff for this one! And I am told that there is now an FCA enquiry into Standard Listed Caracal Goal (GCAT) following extensive correspondence from myself. Damn Right, there should be. At 4.45 PM yesterday there was a fess up with the company tripping over itself as it tried to cover up its crimes. This company is insolvent and its directors should be in jail. It is hard to know where to start.
Tom
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Sharestock September 23 2023: two more returning speakers to join the four new stars

This morning I met a man who organises tents. We wandered to the elevated lawn behind my barns and worked out how he can supply a big tent and chairs for ShareStock 2023. Things are now underway. Next in, I will get a friend of mine in to manage catering so that we have everything from morning coffee to home grown supper supplied on time. And I am working hard to get an amazing speaker line-up organised as soon as possible.
WG
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Wood Group – 2022 trading update, “attractive growth prospects”?

Wood Group (WG.) has issued a trading update for the 2022 calendar year, including emphasising “underlying revenue growth… led by Operations and Consulting with a return to growth in H2 in Projects” and that it has “attractive growth prospects”.
EMAN

Everyman Media – trading update, how ‘pleasing’ is it?

Cinemas group Everyman Media (EMAN) has issued a trading update it states that it “is pleased to announce”. So what of a share price currently up to 90.5p, but still down from above 120p as recently as last summer?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Now I can talk about Kefi

I start with a meeting at the Ha Ha earlier. As each day passes more details are inked in for ShareStock 2023 on September 23rd. More details and ticket booking is HERE. Then onto Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI), Caracal Gold (GCAT), Vast Resources (VAST), Argo Blockchain (ARB) and then poor Gary Newman and the effect of those poisonous spiders he kissed from Suriname and Audioboom (BOOM)
EXR

Engage XR – “showcases first AI-powered virtual employee”, attempted ramptastic?

Describing itself as “a leading metaverse technology company”, Engage XR (EXR) has announced that it “has successfully developed and demonstrated the integration of artificial intelligence into its ENGAGE professional metaverse platform”, with CEO David Whelan arguing Engage’s AI applications “will place superpowers into the hands of our clients in terms of virtual world-building, on-the-fly creativity and professional client-facing services”. Hmmm, attempted ramptastic?
BOOM
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Calm Down Gary Newman: Audioboom is still a sell

I see that, on twitter, comrade Gary Newman of this parish is suggesting that he is tempted by Audioboom (BOOM) largely because he sees there being more and more demand for podcasts.as his friend and colleague I urge him to sit down in a dark room, dream about kissing poisonous spiders in the jungle, and think again. Today’s 2022 trading update adds to the bear case as outlined by Lucian Miers in his tip of the year HERE, it is no reason to buy.
PUR
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Pure Gold: another nail in the coffin, lid almost shut tight

Nigel Somerville has long warned you that Pure Gold (PUR) was a nailed down zero. News today suggests that he would be justified in pouring a good quantity of ouzo on his cornflakes this morning.
DGI

DG Innovate – fundraise ‘primarily for the company's commercialisation strategy’. Really?

Describing itself as an “advanced research and development company pioneering sustainable and environmentally considerate improvements to electric mobility and energy storage”, DG Innovate (DGI) states that it is “pleased to announce” an equity subscription to “primarily be used to provide additional funding for the company's commercialisation strategy for its Enhanced Drive Technology and Enhanced Battery Technology”. But what’s the detail?
IBST

Despite Construction Headwinds, innovating Ibstock Has a Chance of Building its Share Price

Hello Share Chewers. Rising interest rates have put the skids under new mortgages. And so the share prices of house builders have faltered. But the industry should not do as badly as you might think, as there’s still a sad shortage of new homes in this country. And here’s a company that services builders and that should continue to do well for its shareholders.
Gold

The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Keeps Pushing On Up

Gold finished the week at $1926 – up once again (albeit marginally) on last week’s $1921, but a good result given the dip down below $1900 mid-week. 
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TUI may be flying but it is still a short

Shares in TUI (TUI) have risen around 35% since December when it announced that it intends to pay back the German Government the expensive emergency funding it secured during the pandemic and there has been general relief amongst investors in the travel space ( and with travellers themselves) that normality has returned. So it is worthwhile examining whether the bear case is still intact.
YGEN
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Buy Yourgene - target 0.6p

On 21st December, with its shares having previously closed at 1.85p, Yourgene Health* (YGEN) announced a “capital raising” for “not less than £5.0 million” stated to “provide near-term working capital; and facilitate further restructuring of the group's cost base, removing £2.0 million of annual operating expenditure. The company will also utilise any additional net proceeds to fund regulatory approvals and existing product enhancements”. I.e. it was cash crunch ahoy and, having left the fundraise to that point and with stock market conditions dreadful, the raising was at… 0.30p per share! Unsurprisingly, that sunk the shares, but with new capital now raised and sentiment arguably having hit rock bottom, we see some good recovery potential from a current 0.38p offer price. (now 0.41p)
AAU
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Ariana – 2022 Production Result: A Top Effort: Buy

AIM-listed Turkish Gold producer Ariana Resources (AAU) released its production results on Friday along with a general update. The news was excellent and the shares surged (as much as Ariana shares ever surge!) higher but there is more to go.
Wolf-of-Wall-Street

Visual Aid: Which countries are the most polarised?

From Visual Capitalist,  this week’s graphic is based on the 2023 Edelman Trust Barometer. It says the US is hopeless, as is Argentina, Span, and Sweden. The UK is at risk.
EZJ
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Prospects for investment (and travel) remain good…but the scope for a saga at Saga continues

I read in the Sunday press that Saga (SAGA) - the holiday, insurance and more company focused on serving the needs of those aged 50 and over - is allegedly “sounding out buyers for its in-house insurance business in the hope of raising up to £90 million to pay down debt”. It definitely needs to be considering some options there as the last time I looked, its net debt to EBITDA ratio was a mere x8.5 times.
Professor
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Sunday Long Reads: Bike Helmets, Pandemic Pastor, Dungeons & Dragons, $6 Tennis Pro, UK vs Metric

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?

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