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2019-03-18 00:59:40

Footasylum – shares sprint ahead on JD Sports move… but what about trading tripping-up badly?

An “Acquisition of stake by JD Sports Fashion Plc” (JD.) – and a 90% increase in the share price of Footasylum (FOOT) yesterday, to 55.2p. That though still compares to a 164p AIM IPO in just November 2017 – so there value here?...

By Steve Moore | Published 2019-02-19 01:18:32 |

Footasylum – trading statement, continuing to trip-up badly

In September, previously writing on Footasylum (FOOT) it was our warnings prove sage as now tripping up badly. Today a “Trading Statement”…

By Steve Moore | Published 2019-01-08 07:22:56 |

Footasylum (#FOOT) – greater than expected promotional & clearance activity warning

2019-01-08 00:24:38

Footasylum – our warnings prove sage as now tripping up badly

Footasylum (FOOT) IPO’d on AIM in November at 164p, with CEO Clare Nesbitt stating we “look forward to delivering the significant potential that we see for Footasylum as a quoted business” and “are delighted that our product-led, multi-channel expansion strategy has resonated so strongly with investors”. I though questioned on competition and disposable income challenges, and concluded that the valuation looked too rich. There then followed deviation from the IPO expectations and now a “Trading Statement” update…

By Steve Moore | Published 2018-09-03 11:16:34 |

Footasylum (#FOOT) – recent “disappointing” store sales, “significantly lower” profit warning

2018-09-03 06:56:46

Footasylum – argues “pleased to report a strong performance”… but in reality merits an IPO roll-call of shame

Footasylum (FOOT) is “pleased to report a strong performance for the financial year, our first as a quoted company following our successful IPO last November… The board was delighted with the support we received for the IPO”. I doubt shareholders are pleased or delighted though – shares in this 164p per share IPO, currently trading well below 100p following a dramatic slump on the “pleased to report” results!...

By Steve Moore | Published 2018-06-19 04:03:27 |

Footasylum – what growth to expect following recent AIM listing?

I reviewed Footasylum (FOOT) on its November AIM listing being followed with a director buy announcement, concluding cautiously with the shares then at 209.5p. They would go on to commence 2018 at more than 250p, but are currently back to just over 200p…

By Steve Moore | Published 2018-02-15 01:30:04 |

Footasylum (#FOOT) – “trading continues to be in line with the board's expectations”

2018-01-11 00:20:00

Footasylum – follows AIM listing with a director buy announcement. BUT…

Having listed on AIM yesterday with a 164p per share placing, Footasylum (FOOT) has today announced non-executive director Stephen Robertson has purchased 11,933 shares at 209.5p each. Great, this price must still be value then? Er…

By Steve Moore | Published 2017-11-03 09:25:49 |

Footasylum (#FOOT) – IPOs on AIM at 164p per share

2017-11-02 00:59:59

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EDDIEB10029 Oct 2026

Good article! I fear you’re right.

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TOM29 Oct 2026

yes several times, Eldest son now going very frequently as well

The cross dressers at Baker Street jump on the anti semitism bandwagon as they defame me and Kefi

MICHAEL MCKENNA29 Oct 2026

Tom, have you been to Israel? It's obviously not necessary to have visited to have a view about Israel. I'm just curious about the back story of your support. I declare an interest, my partner is Jewish and I have been there many times and also have done business there. My partner's family hold very conflicting views about Bibi.

The cross dressers at Baker Street jump on the anti semitism bandwagon as they defame me and Kefi

NEMESIS229 Oct 2026

Suggest not taking this too seriously. Tom clearly has history with these 'ladies' and there may be other correspondence we have not seen. I smell a hoax!

The cross dressers at Baker Street jump on the anti semitism bandwagon as they defame me and Kefi

NEMESIS229 Oct 2026

Who knows where the gold price will be if and when Kefi start to produce gold. My concern is that if you go back through the RNS over the past years things never seem to work out as forecast. If each stage of the relaunch has to be completed before the next can start, which was my reading, progress will make snails look fast.I would like to see documented proof of the loan terms and drawdown conditions. If I recall correctly Tom did write to Harry about this with no reply. Afraid that I did have dealings with African banks on behalf of clients in the past and my rule was that if you shake hands on a deal count your fingers afterwards. The £5.7m bank fee in the interim cash flow still concerns me, what was this for. Western banks add fees on drawdown, advance fees make me nervous. I would not buy until the main contractors are back on site and the loan monies are in the bank even if this means paying more.

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BLUEFREW29 Oct 2026

The bear case at Kefi is a lot stronger than many want to admit, especially as the bull case is essentially that this time Charlie Brown finally gets to kick the football.But since the gold price is irrelevant to the bear case, speculating that gold might go to $1150 is incredibly silly. Particularly when at the time of writing gold is back above $4000 again.

Bet the ranch on a short, win a Greek Hovel Holiday – entry No 9: Reader P on Kefi

TOM29 Oct 2026

I publish to keep demented folks like Fagash happy as he signs off at UJO on huge payouts for criminals. It is of course nonsense

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Eric_Tricity29 Oct 2026

Very well written. The bear case here is certainly stronger than the bull case, and I say this as a shareholder. The collapsing price of gold worries me despite the buying of central banks. There have been too many people ramping gold in the same way that happened with BTC. Anyway I will just sit and wait there's nothing I can say or do to make a difference.

Bet the ranch on a short, win a Greek Hovel Holiday – entry No 9: Reader P on Kefi