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BELL
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Who says that it's "best-in-class"? A lesson on basic research from Evil Banksta

Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd is still celebrating the 2p bailout placing at Belluscura (BELL). Not only has Adam Reynolds yet again made Evil Banksta even richer but it shows, once again, how jolly clever he is With Belluscura, all Banksta needed to do was look at its financials and the type of debt it was forced to take on board, invoice discounting, and it was certain that a placing was coming. But there was an even bigger smoking gun which clever clogs spotted.
VCT
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Victrex – AGM trading update, income and recovery Buy

Polymers company Victrex (VCT) has announced “good progress in both group volume and revenue” and that, though trading conditions are still “mixed”, it “is expected to show further cashflow improvement this year, supporting optionality for growth investment and shareholder returns”. That sounds promising for overall shareholder returns from a 962p share price.
RWS
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RWS Holdings – how encouraged to be by its “another period of organic constant currency growth”?

Language, content and intellectual property services company RWS Holdings (RWS) has issued an AGM update including, on “Current trading and outlook”, commencing “encouraged by another period of organic constant currency growth in the first quarter of FY25, supported by strong volumes in our services divisions”. So what of a share price, although currently up to above 150p in response, still down from above 200p as recently as June last year?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrth Bearcast: meeting the 1 Vast Resources shareholder with an IQ of more than a park bench

That explains why there is only 1 podcast today. Then it is onto housing demand, Donald Trump, immigration and any UK read across, Bellway (BWY), gold and the Dow and Oracle Power (ORCP). I start with why Cleantech Lithium (CTL) fills me with such utter disgust and why the FCA is failing us all again as the best performing share today is the insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME)
HERC
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Hercules Site Services – argues “transformational” disposal… of a business described on 2022 listing as a ‘complementary service’ offering “significant cross-selling capabilities”!

Hercules Site Services (HERC) has notified of “Disposal of Suction Excavator Business” in an announcement today headlined “Transformational change for business as significantly reduced debt levels will result in higher profit before tax and improved earnings per share”. How ‘transformational’ though with the shares currently less than 4% higher in response at 53p?
Gold
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Video: We Could See $3200 Gold and $40 Silver by April but perhaps $10,000 within 4 years

I guess that these days, Gary Savage is not the only precious metals bull in town.
TIDE
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Crimson Tide – after rejecting “up to” 9 Checkit shares per share possible offer proposal just in June last year… now a recommended 6 Checkit shares per share offer!

It has been announced that the boards of Checkit (CKT) and Crimson Tide (TIDE) “are pleased to announce” agreement on terms of a recommended all-share deal, including that they “believe that combining the two companies will create a strong, scaled business, with the platform to accelerate delivery of their strategic objectives”. So what of shares in both currently lower in response?
CTL
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EXPOSE £3m white collar crime does pay big time, at least at Cleantech Lithium

With the connivance of London’s worst Nomad, Mr. Roland “fatty” Cornish the former CEO of Cleantech Lithium (CTL) Mr. Aldo Boitano has made out like a bandit, breaking listing rules and without suffering any financial consequence. Today he gets a bonus as the company also announced a bailout placing raising £2.4 million at 16p. Remember that price. This just stinks as does the cover-up of how Aldo has been protected from loss while banking £3 million dumping shares.
CGNI
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EXPOSE: Cardiogeni: More than £100 million up in smoke within ten days of IPO! Funding claims are BOGUS!

I warned explicitly that the AQSE IPO of Cardiogeni (CGNI) was a scandal waiting to happen “Some folks have no shame: First Sentinel floats a con”. Ten days later I have been vindicated. This episode leaves AQSE and adviser First Sentinel disgraced and with serious questions to answer.
Cardiogeni is another company from the stable of struck off dentist Ajan Rejinald who has featured both here and I Private Eye many times. He is a scumbag.
Beggar
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Are there any bored readers in Guernsey who might do me a favour?

Great News! At last, after an eternity unemployed, daughter Olaf has got a job. It seems as if a first class degree from Oxford is not what most employers are looking for but, as of April she will be gainfully employed at the Victor Hugo museum. The bad news..
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: not everything that glistens is gold

I start with three highlights of the Superbowl. Then Galantas (GAL), Xtract Resources (XTR), Greatland Gold (GGP), Amaroq (AMRQ), African Pioneer (AFP) and Caracal (GCAT) in light of a $2900 gold price. Then the, at peak, £300 million fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME).
DCTA
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Directa Plus – argues “seeing traction build in Environmental contracts”, but how’s the funding?

Describing itself as “a leading producer and supplier of graphene-based products for use in consumer and industrial markets”, Directa Plus (DCTA) has announced “a new contract win and a renewal” and a “growing pipeline of opportunities”. What about those with the shares currently responding more than 8% higher to 6.5p?
HAYD
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Haydale – US Subsidiary Insolvency, oops a daisy!

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear! The POS that is AIM-listed Haydale (HAYD) has announced that its US subsidiary has been placed in Chapter 11 insolvency. The company merrily tells us that this will help with achieving “improved” profitability and cash flow. But it has never made a cent, instead acting as a one-way vessel for investors cash to the Great Central Bank in the Sky.
AFC
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AFC Energy an £85 million green short

The relatively new CEO of AFC Energy (AFC) hosted an Investor Meet rampfest for chatroom gerbils on Friday and then he and his Mrs bought, for them, a token shareholding. That has seen the shares tickle higher to 10p. That is an £85 million market cap which makes this an outstanding short.
ENSI
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EnSilica – interims emphasise “successful implementation of strategy”. Really?…

Most recently writing on company describing itself as “a leading chip maker of mixed-signal Application Specific Integrated Circuits” EnSilica (ENSI), in November with the shares falling back below 50p I questioned its argued remains well positioned from both a financial and operational perspective. The shares most recently closed at 49p and now results for its half-year ended 30th November 2024 headlined “Chip supply revenue more than doubled and five design & supply contract wins, with more expected by year end. Successful implementation of strategy centred on exploiting high-growth and tech-driven markets”. So what of a current more than 9% further lower share price in response?

Gold

Video: Gold’s Delivery Dilemma – A Price Hike Catalyst as $2,900 breached

Don Durrett, author, investor, and founder of Goldstockdata.com is on air as gold bursts through $2,900.
LIFS
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LifeSafe Holdings – argues “pleased to announce significant interest”… but admits no guarantees any of those negotiations will complete at all!

Emphasising it has “innovative fire extinguishing and prevention fluids and fire safety products”, LifeSafe Holdings (LIFS) has issued a “Business outlook” announcement including that “over and above its established retail channels, LifeSafe is building a solid pipeline of commercial revenue opportunities in the growing multi-billion dollar global fire safety market”. Hmmm – sounds ramptastic with a latest market cap £3.6 million at a 7.5p share price, so how “solid” really is the ‘commercial opportunities pipeline’?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1 - £180m of Eurasia madness

I explain why Eurasia (EUA) shares are where they are. Blame Donald Trump!
GUS
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Gusbourne shareholders fall victim to global warming hoax as curse of AIM strikes again

I have always had a soft spot for wine producer Gusbourne (GUS) as it was founded in Appledore, the Kent village where I spent many a childhood holiday at the retirement home of my father’s parents. The village was also home to the “railway killer”. The investment proposition fifteen years ago was that Kent has the same soil as Champagne but acreage in the garden of England was far cheaper than in Frogland. However, global warming would by now make the temperature in Kent the same as that in Champagne fifteen years ago. But…
SYME
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The £300m FRAUD Supply@Me Capital forced by old TW to ‘fess up that its largest shareholder and working capital provider is bust

Prompted by the FCA after my expose and letter last week, Supply@ME Capital (SYME), in a “funding update” finally fessed up that Alessandro Zamboni’s The Avantgarde Group SpA (TAG) is insolvent. The note makes clear that the insolvency is due to historic loans to Dominic White’s Eight Capital Partners (ECP) and IWEP Limited. It should really have been called a lack of funding update.
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