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Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No2: Once again we far right alt right conspiracy theorists wholly vindicated - mass arrests at Turkish barber shops

I start with another job LinkedIn thinks I should apply for then myself and Mark Smith celebrate another shock vindication. Then it is the Trump tariffs and a false media narrative on Liberation Day, Gear4Music (G4M), the Versarien (VRS) rescue plan and why it does not make sense and, at last, GOTCHA! Andrew Monk's scumbag pal Robbie McCrae at Caracal (GCAT) is resigned.
G4M
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Gear4music – its argued “pleased to report” full-year financial performance is actually a material profit warning!

Most recently writing on company describing itself as “the largest UK based online retailer of musical instruments and music equipment” Gear4music (G4M), in September, with the shares at 180p, I concluded I was wary of the suggested second-half reliance and continued to avoid. The shares most recently closed at 135p and what about a “Trading Update” today, with the shares currently further down at 122.5p?

SBTX
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Bearded Geordie Poltroon in Downing Street Caption Contest

The last AIM CEO I caught circulating photos of himself outside 10 Downing Street was Neill Ricketts of Versarien (VRS). In that honourable tradition a bearded Geordie poltroon headed there yesterday on a totally pointless mission I discussed HERE. Just for fun can you submit a suitable caption in the comments section below. My entry is:
SCE
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Surface Transforms – argues key customers discussions “at an advanced stage… regarding longer-term arrangements”, but from currently a cash constraints limited ability to operate!

“Manufacturers of carbon fibre reinforced ceramic automotive brake discs” (well, commercially trying to be!), Surface Transforms (SCE) has issued a “Financing, trading and operations update” commencing that “Key customers continue to be highly supportive”. How’s that translating financially then, with the shares currently further down at 0.275p, a now below £4 million market cap, on the announcement?
Gold
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Video: Silver to $50, Gold No Longer Cares About The Dollar

Analyst and trader Florian Grummes reckons that silver will surge from $34 oz to $50 per ounce for silver by late spring 2025, noting that silver often lags behind gold but tends to surge at the end of a bull market. 
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Lucky Luke's hammer blow for AIM but what does it matter and who is to blame?

Yesterday various AIM CEOs descended on 110 Downing Street asking for help to revive the sewer. In light of today's news from Luke Johnson chaired Brighton Pier (PIER), I explain why the Government should tell the CEOs to Foxtrot Oscar
PIER
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Brighton Pier Group – hopefully my prior warnings were heeded as it’s now proposed AIM cancellation. (And hello, anyone at AIM listening?)…

UK leisure and entertainment business Brighton Pier Group (PIER) has announced that its “trading results (on a pre-highlighted items basis) for the 12 month period ended 29 December 2024 are in line with current market expectations. In the first 12 weeks of the current reporting period, total group sales of £4.2 million were £0.1 million lower than the equivalent weeks trading in the previous year” and that it has now concluded “a careful review of the benefits and drawbacks to the company and the shareholders in retaining the company's quotation on AIM”… and the shares are currently nearly 60% lower in response at 7p. You can guess what that means…
SYME
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Zamboni fraud NUBURU Inc - repeating Supply’s formula of announcing deals with unnamed counterparties to pump its shares but accounts delayed

Whilst the insolvent fraud Supply@Me Capital (SYME) had to fess up that the insolvent fraud Nuburu (US:BURU) has failed to pay the $500,000 second instalment of its $5,150,000 financing facility that was due on 31st March, Nuburu has at the date of this note not fessed up to its cash flow problem. Does the SEC find that acceptable?
TERN
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BREAKING: GOTCHA, FRC thanks Tom Winnifrith as Tern rapped on knuckles

Of course, the Bulletin Board savants insist that this website and my good self do not matter and that nobody pays a blind bit of attenti8on to what I say or write whereas the world hangs on their every bon mot. But a letter today from the Financial Reporting Council, my good pals at the FRC, indicates otherwise.
CODE
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Northcoders – “New Consultancy contract wins”, but how’s current trading?

Describing itself as “a market leader in technology training in the UK”, Northcoders Group (CODE) “is pleased to announce… new contracts with Skipton Building Society, one of the leading UK-based mutual financial services groups, and Manchester Airports Group”. How ‘pleasing’ are these, with the shares moving a bit higher in response to 119.5p but that down from above 150p just over a month ago?
Gold
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Gold share pick and price (as a tiebreaker) reader contest (maybe a prize one) – end-Q1 2025 update

Early this year as gold burst through $2,800 per ounce to hit, at that time, a high again, Tom Winnifrith launched a gold share pick and price (as a tiebreaker) reader contest, for which there may be a small prize, HERE. And the standings at the end of the first quarter of 2025, and with gold having reached above $3,100 per ounce, are...

CNS
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Corero Network Security – 2024 results emphasise a swing to profit, but is there really?…

Describing itself as “a leading provider of DDoS protection solutions”, Corero Network Security (CNS) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year including emphasising “solid topline growth and continued ARR momentum… Revenue increased by 10% to $24.6 million… Profit before taxation of $0.6 million (2023: loss $0.2 million)… Solid start to FY 2025, delivering customer wins across the globe, contract expansion with alliance partner Juniper Networks”. So what about a current more than 4% lower share price response to 16p?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: At least one CEO seems to be listening to me

I start with the hike in the minimum wage and why that is bad news for the, pro tem, working poor. Then the stock I don't write about and silly suggestions, Optibiotix (OPTI), Celadon (CEL), Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) and Hydrogen Utopia (HUI).
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Greatland Gold – don’t sell, targets increased on share tip where we are almost 100% ahead already!

We tipped Greatland Gold (GGP) at a 7.3p offer price in November. The shares are now well above our initial target at 12.7p to 13p. Should you sell? No, as two things have happened.
SYME
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This is NOT an April Fool: You could not make this up

There is an April Fool’s article on this website today but this is not it. You just could not make this shit up
INSP
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Inspirit Energy - suspension ahoy, AIM’s smallest company is fecked, Jagatia fecks it up in the boiler room again

The smallest company by market capitalisation on AIM at the end of February 2025 was Inspirit (INSP) capitalised at a mere £0.2 million.
AMRQ
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Amaroq Minerals – 2024 results and mineral resource estimate suggest still a winning share tip Buy

Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced its results for 2024 and an update on planned exploration activities for 2025 as well as a “Significant Increase in Nalunaq Mineral Resource Estimate”. That sounds like further good news from a 90p share price It is, but as explained here, the Icelandic market has puked since Friday and so Amaroq shares are easier thanks to selling, partly to cover margin calls. That should be seen as an opportunity as Iceland will calm down and Amaroq’s fundamentals are better than ever.

STG
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Strip Tinning – “trading materially ahead of expectations”, but it is what the “expectations” were which determines how much of an achievement that is. And…

Most recently writing on company describing itself as “a leading supplier of specialist connection systems to the automotive sector” Strip Tinning Holdings (STG), in December with the shares up towards 40p I concluded to avoid with forecast further losses even on the favourable-compared-to-the-bottom-line metric of adjusted EBITDA and with also its already financial position. The shares most recently closed at below 20p but what about them currently back up to 38.5p on a “Trading and Business Update” announcement?

Gold
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Video: The Big Prospects for gold mining shares are still ahead of Us (and also Uranium and copper)

Analyst and author Jeff Clark stresses that while gold is in a bull market, mining stocks have lagged behind, creating an opportunity for investors and highlights historical trends where mining stocks eventually outperform gold and expressed optimism about future gains.
CEL
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Celadon: Timber! The Fat Lady is warming up!

“Oh dear, oh dear” as disgraced ex tipster Mike Walters would say when yet another of his share tips went horribly Pete Tong. No money, guzzling cash, likely to delist, a blue sky jam tomorrow story and run by rule breaking shysters, Celadon Pharmaceuticals (CEL) is just the sort of dog Walters would have tipped. Yesterday it waited until I was on the school run for its latest bad news. The shares, 125p two years ago when I first called this out, are now 3.5p.
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