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Arrow Exploration is coming into a news rich period which should see further significant production growth - BUY

Arrow Exploration (AXL) has finally started to show some positive momentum following recent good updates, but still has plenty of potential to ultimately push the shares on even higher.
Quiz
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The ShareProphets Sunday Pub Quiz #230

It's time for the ShareProphets Sunday Pub Quiz.. There are no prizes! And remember, no Googling!

IRON
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Martin Eales, once of Ironveld and Rainbow Rare Earths: Note to Future Employer – Read Here

In the words of many an aged music superstar, “Mr Karma” (think Blofeld!) is making a return for “one night only” to alert any company that is mad enough to contemplate employing Martin Eales once of Rainbow Rare Earths (RBW) & Ironveld (IRON) in any Directorial capacity. Answer - Don’t! 
Professor

Visual Aid: The Industry Hiring the Most People In Every Country

This map illustrates which industry is hiring the most people in every country, based on LinkedIn job listings searched by Resume.io. This analysis only considers countries with 300 or more job listings and data is as of August 2023.

SBTX
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Memo to a Paranoid Lemming: your posts are not censored on this website but you are less important to me than my daughter! How post approval actually works!

Lemming investor seems a bit paranoid. Yesterday, he, furiously, accused me of censoring his posts on Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) here and then when they all appeared he said that this was only because he had exposed me as a free speech denier. When I explained what actually happened he told me to fuck off. Facts, it seems, do not matter to the paranoid.
Professor
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Sunday Long Reads: Daily Grind, Buying Hawaii, Disney Adults, West vs Russia, Stop Remembering

Sunday is a good time to sit back, read, and forget about shares. Put the kettle on, find a comfy chair. You have the time, don't you?

Top-10

Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending 3 March

Here are the most read articles and the most listened-to Bearcasts over the past seven days. The most read non-Quiz, non-Tom article last week is Steve Moore with EnSilica – interims argue ‘supportive’ strong new order momentum, but what about balance sheet support? at No 3 or No 11 including Bearcasts. 

Bitcoin

Video: Be Heavy on Gold Now! Switch out of bitcoin!

Who can argue against bitcoin and for gold after recent weeks? Francis Hunt, Founder of “The Market Sniper” does just that.
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: reporting back from Varsity basketball and the Skins FD is a total effing idiot

I am trying to upload this at a service station on the MI on my way back from Cambridge and watching daughter 2 win her basketball blue. I report on that and then discuss why today's Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) Winnileaks special is so damning Nomad Giles Bellend at Cavendish, FD Manprick and hapless CEO Stuart Ashman.  
SBTX
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Skinbiotherapeutics sends email to clarify forecasts and cash spunk on Dermatonics: the FD is an idiot

As you may know the idiot Nomad Giles Baleny at Cavendish has banned Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) from doing podcasts behind paywalls citing a made up AIM Rule against providing information that is not open source. Whatever, he is a lying bellend. But apparently Skin’s FD Manprit Randhawa is allowed to send private emails, cc’ing in the bearded poltroon Ashman, to individual investors. Just how open source is that Giles you knob? One such email has arrived at Winnileaks and I reproduce it below with my comments in bold.
Crime-Scene
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Tingo trades again, it is time to close the short not try to open one!

As happens in the US when a company is slung off Nasdaq it heads to the OTC markets, the pink sheets. The real surprise of this is to allow shorts to close out and that brings us to Tingo (TIO) which now has the ticker TIOG and the shares are now trading at between 1.5 and 2.0 US cents having been suspended on Nasdaq at closer to a dollar. Of course, Tingo is a worthless fraud.
AMRQ
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Amaroq Minerals – “significant Nickel-Copper discovery”, a winning share tip where there remains value

Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced what it describes as “a significant new Ni-Cu discovery” at the Stendalen project and also that this result of its geological hypothesis “greatly increases the potential for discovering further strategic metal deposits across other identified targets”. This sounds like further very good news and the shares are now up to above 80p.
Price-Vs-Value
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ShareProphets readers tips for 2024 prize competition – end-February week update, parody account Magna Carta extends lead!

Having asked for readers tips for 2024 for the prize of 1/4 litre of Tom Winnifrith's Greek Hovel olive oil (2024 harvest) HERE, the following is the end-February week update (to be eligible needed to have selected, on a once per username basis, one buy & one sell pick from the LSE or AIM casino and the stocks not to have been suspended at the commencement of 2024).

SJP

How's this for a Possible Recovery Play? A Well-Known Financial Guru whose Share Price Has Suffered.

Hello Share Shufflers. A company that’s been having a hard time with its share price may be due a recovery, I fancy. Wealth management guru St James's Place (STJ) has suffered a big share drop of around 60% during the last 12 months. But it’s now improving things and it’s possible a recovery may happen soon.
  • 2 March 2024, 09:29 |
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: fraud or just big red flags?

In today's Bearcast I discuss St David's Day celebrations and how I was robbed with my Bara Brith here in Wales, the person from Porlock and my video with Optibiotix (OPTI), Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX), Investment Evolution (IEC) and hopeless regulators, Vast Resources (VAST), Bidstack (BIDS), Orchard Funding (ORCH), FD Technologies (FDP), Avacta (AVCT), Petrofac (PFC), Harland & Wolff (HARL) and my trip tomorrow to see daughter 2 win her Cambridge Blue
SND
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Sondrel – bailout funding discussions “now at a very advanced stage”, though they need to be more than that very soon…

Semiconductor company Sondrel (SND) has announced that discussions for it to be provided with a £0.9 million convertible loan note “are now at a very advanced stage”. What of this and the further details of it from a most recent close 9.75p share price?
SGZ
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The Fat Lady sings the ShareProphets National Anthem in Jockland: more Metaxa for the Sheriff

I warned folks time and time again that Scotgold (SGZ) would end in tears. The fundamental problem I identified early on was that its thin vein gold mine at Coninish was just a piss poor asset. That meant Scotgold kept on running out of cash and so to get placings away it both appealed to the sort of petty and sentimental Nationalism that is rife in the land of the deep-fried mars bar but also engaged in promotional activity that was a disgrace.
DLG
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Direct Line and the Ageas bid: you have got it wrong says a reader

A kind reader who offers generous praise for some of my work thinks that my bearcast comments about the potential cash and shares bid by Ageas for Direct Line (DLG) are unduly bearish. As I am the first to admit my ignorance of the world of insurance, I publish the reader’s bull case below.

COPL
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Canadian Overseas: death postponed is still death and the guy with the scythe arrives next week

Yesterday Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) announced that its senior debt providers, which were due to pull the plug on 29 February had agreed not to pull the plug until March 8. Natch the shares rallied. It is like the guy on death row given a temporary stay of execution while Joe Biden considers a plea for clemency. A week later Joe will not remember what he was considering and the poor chap will be tied down on the gurney anyway.
FDP
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FD technologies: a warning and a breakup, from £1.2bn to £247m, more VINDICATION ouzo for the Sheriff

Shares in First Derivatives (FDP) were £46 when I first flagged up what a cracking £1.2 billion short it was back in June 2018, then alerting you, in a series of articles and joined in battle by Matt Earl, the Dark Destroyer, to numerous red flags. Journalist smearing mother fuckers FTI Consulting warned me I might face legal action for a series of exposes, brokers Investec and Liberum and institutional investors said they knew better than the failed fund manager. Today, the renamed FD Technologies, has issued yet another profits warning and news of a corporate break up and the shares are just 909p. Perhaps FTI, Investec or any of the other cheerleaders would care to send a case of Metaxa to the Sheriff by way of an apology? First the warning.
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