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Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending 10 August

By Darren Atwater | Sunday 11 August 2024


 


Here are the most read articles and the most listened-to Bearcasts over the past seven days. The most read non-Tom article last week is by Steve Moore, with Cordel – “delighted that our business relationship with Amtrak continues to grow”, but what about the balance sheet? at No 1 or No 7 including Bearcasts. 

The most-read ShareProphets articles this week were:

  1. Cordel – “delighted that our business relationship with Amtrak continues to grow”, but what about the balance sheet?
    Transport analytics technology group Cordel (CRDL) has issued a “USA Contract Expansion”-titled announcement emphasising that it is “delighted that our business relationship with Amtrak continues to grow”. What of this from a current 4.45p share price, £8.9 million market capitalisation?

  2. Airea – “solid trading in challenging market conditions and positive outlook”. Er, what about the profit warning?!
    Commercial floor coverings-focused Airea plc (AIEA) has issued a “trading update” headlined “Solid trading in challenging market conditions and positive outlook”. So what of a current share price response to 25p, down approaching 14%?

  3. Rachel Reeves is killing the goose that lays golden eggs far more quickly than I feared
    I had a big row last Christmas with our friend Is from New York who is exceedingly left wing. Her contention was that thanks to evil conservatives it was the poor who paid most tax. In both the US and in the UK that is just not the case. But most folks on both side of the pond agree with I.

  4. BOMBSHELL: Georgina Energy - a total bezzle, a geologist writes
    I have already shown that the accounts used in the RTO prospectus of Georgina Energy (GEX) were non IFRS compliant and utterly misleading making the prospectus fraudulent. But the FCA and greedy advisors such as Jerry Keen of Oak Securities waived the RTO through on July 29 anyway. But it gets far worse. Far far worse. A geologist writes to me ...

  5. The Widowmaker is Back, Head for Greggs
    By far the biggest carry trade is USD/JPY. It’s about $4 trillion worldwide (roughly the size of the German economy). How it works is really quite simple. You borrow yen at 0% and use it to buy dollars (yielding 4.5% in money markets). Oh and you lever up ten times for a juicy 45% yield. Maybe you park your gains in NASDAQ, sit back and relax. The beauty is that the yen (yielding 0%) is bound to depreciate against the dollar (yielding 4.5%), so you get a capital gain thrown in too when it’s time to return the yen.

  6. Argo Blockchain July update: maybe I was wrong after all?
  7. As you are probably aware, my greatest weakness in life is just being too much of a nice guy and following July’s trading update from Argo Blockchain (ARB) I think that this weakness means that I have let myself down again and got it wrong and that Boatman Capital is right. I apologise.

  8. A share made even cheaper by Labour’s election win...
    Our expectation is that Labour will accelerate the decline in the UK’s finances and also make the UK a less attractive place to do business. And so far our expectations have been met and there are certain sectors you’d not touch with a bargepole. But, overall, the threat of what Rachel Reeves might do seems more than discounted in UK equity valuations. Looking at forecast earnings growth for the FTSE 350 and then valuing that basket ex-banks and oil stocks, and comparing it to other international markets on a similar basis, then a simple PEG analysis suggests that UK equities are c40% too cheap. Now we accept that matters can change, but there is a margin of error which suggests buying a basket of value FTSE 350 investments is going to serve you well on the medium-term. And there are some stocks where the political zeitgeist is actually in their favour!

  9. The best strategic report you will ever read: all the way from Wrexham, Net World Sports
    Net World Sports is a rapidly expanding but privately owned supplier of sports good ( soccer nets and the like) based in Wrexham. Its glistening new main building is just a few miles from chez Winnifrith. Its annual report is just out and the strategic report, pages one to six is pure genius. This makes Wetherspoon's Tim Martin look like a Guardian reading drip. Enjoy. 

  10. Lyin’ Steve Sanderson at UK Oil & Gas: more lies with another placing
    Once again Lyin’ Steve Sanderson of UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) has ripped down the trousers of gullible bulletin board morons to give them a jolly good financial rogering. A spurious hydrogen RNS of last week saw the shares changing hands at 0.12p at one point on Thursday and they closed Friday at 0.086p. Today, as I predicted …

The most listened-to Bearcasts this week were:

  1. Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: reflecting on my biggest gold investment and why its shares will at least double within a year
    The company is Amaroq (AMRQ), the shares are 59p and, unable to sleep last night amid a water crisis, I reflected on why it is both very exciting and very safe.

  2. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: A truly shocking and sordid broker note and I go through my mining portfolio with specific targets
    I start, to entertain Zak Mir with a dramatic weather report from the Greek Hovel. Then the ridiculous broker note below on Georgina Energy (GEX) and why it stinks. Then I run through all the mining shares I own, explaining why I hold or have bought more and where they are all going with specific best case price targets. Part of this is to do with getting older! I am not quite as old as my broker the dinosaur but I am getting there. Stocks covered are: Centamin (CEY), Amaroq (AMRQ), Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI), Bluebird Merchant Ventures (BMV), Ariana (AAU), Jubilee Metals (JLP), Red Rock Resources (RRR) and Wishbone Gold (WSBN)

  3. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Buying shares today, what and why?
    I start with a water report from the Greek Hovel. Then Hostmore (MORE), Zephyr Energy (ZPHR), Nightcap (NGHT) and Amaroq (AMRQ) as well as the argument for buying shares today.

  4. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Stockmarket crash edition
    Okay I exaggerate. But i discuss the correction, what caused it and what it means. Buy Trump, buy UK equities, Sell Rachel Reeves forecasts. I look at Wood Group (WG.) and other bids that may evaporate. Then at companies that will suffer in a chillier climate: Belluscura (BELL), Avacta (AVCT) and UK Oil & Gas (UKOG). I discuss water shortages at the Greek Hovel and Sharestock, book HERE NOW.

  5. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Tomorrow I shall blow up Georgina Energy (GEX)
    That explosive dossier will go live tomorrow. Watch out Georgina Energy (GEX) and its sordid bunch of advisers. Elsewhere, I discuss solitude and the weather here at the Greek Hovel, Roquefort Therapeutics (ROQ), Optibiotix (OPTI) and the sweeteners opportunity ref THIS STUDY, Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX)and short term obsessions, Hummingbird (HUM), Bowleven (BLVN) and the woes of AIM.

  6. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Feck Bill Gates ( again)
    Bill screwed up my day again and I am cross. I do not want to be like Roy as I do a new mortgage fix. I discuss WPP (WPP), Airbnb and what their warnings mean and why Blackbird (BIRD) is such a strong SELL.

  7. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: This Georgina scandal is explosive,, folks should be drummed out of the City
    Today I published a damning piece on Georgina Energy and if heads don't roll this really will be a scandal. I discuss this case in detail naming names of folks who should be drummed out of financial services. Suffice to say, Georgina is a worthless bezzle. I also break news of fresh wrong doing at what is now Chill Brands. 

  8. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: doing the Fandango part 2The accounting bombshell of earlier should be enough but now I bring you an expose of the proposed RTO. if the FCA does not shut this down, words fail me. Surely even the FCA can deal with this horror story.
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