The deadwood press has served up little coverage of the mini bond ponzi fraud at the 79th Group which this website has been all over. Maybe it thinks it is too small. Far from it as my latest analysis indicates, this is utterly shocking.
Although the ink was barely dry on its $2million equity swap with HUMBL Inc dated 28 February, on 10 April Alessandro Zamboni controlled Nuburu (US:BURU) announced the deal was off. You could not make this shit up.
Only one woman has come close to Britain's most talented chanteuse when it comes to appearances on this website. And, as far as I know, Julie "lingerie on expenses" Meyer cannot sing. The ten articles below are the most read ones featuring Ms Cheryl Cole.
The Winnileaks service whereby folks can send me documents knowing I will protect my source has given us some great scoops. Here are the ten most read...
I discuss investing in AI and the nature of all bubbles. Then with gold at a new record high of more than $3,200 I ask where next and look at a range of stocks, some of which I own. Finally, why has Celadon (CEL) not been suspended yet?
Who knows what the Orange man will say or do next? I do not claim to know but it is clear that the tariff war is causing both businesses and consumers to defer or change purchasing patterns. A number of companies with exposure to the US have already withdrawn earnings guidance. For Futura Medical (FUM), producer of Eroxon, an ED product that does not seem to work very well, the US is a key market.
Today Catenai (CTAI) unveiled a “Proposed Investment in Alludium, a cutting-edge AI company, Fundraise, Related Party Transactions, Conversion, Issue of Warrants and Proposed Share Capital Reorganisation.” Its AI but is it a complete spoof?
Analyst and author John Rubino, flags up that we are at the end of a credit supercycle, highlighting the risks of hyperinflation, deflation, and stagflation due to global fiat currency systems. He emphasizes the importance of real assets like gold, silver, and energy during potential financial chaos.
As Nigel reminded us the other day, a golden rule from London’s most bombastic short seller Evil Knievil ( not to be confused with his fellow gourmand and bear Evil Banksta) is that a director share purchase which is small relative to his or her net wealth or salary is not a buy signal but a sell signal. Today we have news from Audioboom (BOOM) following its FY and Q1 results earlier this week: