The most read non-Tom article this week is The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Rebounds: Will It Last? by Nigel Somerville at number 34, or number 40 with Bearcasts.
Charles Archer, who wins mixed reviews thanks to his involvement with the scumbags at Sunday Roast and his promotion of Defence Holdings (ALRT) for reasons I cannot fathom, has just posted an interview with Amaroq (AMRQ) boss Eldur Olaffson and the numbers are mind blowing. The 3 by 3 by 3 strategy is something you need to twig and if you do not own Amaroq you are insane. I plan to buy more shares.
Even late last night I was being assured by certain esteemed readers of this website including old Mr. Nuggetty Gold that the Tulu Kapi mine in Ethiopia would NOT be built and that Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) where I am a loyal shareholder was a sell at 0.6p. Today an RNS…please line up to apologise…
The CFO of Amaroq (AMRQ) has posted on LinkedIn about a meeting the Company has with the PMs of Greenland, Iceland and the Faroes about investment in Greenland. The US has hallmarked billons for critical metals investment in Greenland. Amaroq is a profitable company set to have 3 mines running within three years, a FTSE 250 stock going places. Yet it is letting itself down. I have written to CEO Eldur Olaffson.
Mathieson is clearly not happy with my communications with Bloomberg. Already wanted for interview under caution by the North Wales Police for his malicious communications and harassment of my wife, teenage son and myself, he is on the attack again. After his most recent outbursts against my Indian heritage wife HERE and wishing that I would kill myself in the same way as my mother HERE perhaps he now stoops even lower.
This is not quite as bad as his recent rant urging me to kill myself and suggesting my dad caused my mum to kill herself but it is very unpleasant stuff. I put this Paul Mathieson rant, which will be supplied to the active Police investigation for his interview under caution when he returns to the UK, outside of the paywall. I hope Bloomberg staff will read it and contact their ethics tsar/ cover up supremo Laura Zelenko urging her to start being ethical backing a free press not a man like Mathieson.
I am not always the biggest supporter of some of the dog stocks backed by Jonathan Swann. But I am the first to concede that he is very well connected in City small cap circles so will et to see or hear about almost every placing going. I also regard him as a man who is fundamentally honest and decent albeit with appalling taste in both music and shirts. As such a claim he makes about Energy Pathways (EPP) is shocking.
Can this be right? I think that it is. If you are anywhere close to 67 it seems that you should stop banking those 35 years of NI contributions , live off savings and welfare and you will be better off as a pensioner. The article below is from the Daily Sceptic. I think it is correct and is just another sign of the economic insanity that is destroying this country.
A reader whose opinion I respect writes to me about Prospex Energy (PXEN) and ramping by Charles Archer. I start with the comments from reader TP and then offer a few thoughts of my own. Suffice to say that at 6.2p, a £27 million market cap, the shares are a screaming sell as, by my maths, all the money’s gone and a placing is imminent. A reader writes:
I cannot remember the contest but reader A went a couple of weeks ago and said he had a great time at the Greek Hovel. And by way of a thank you he has sent me a signed photo for me to frame and put on my desk.
Words fail me so over to Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd who writes: This “Primary Market Bulletin” has just been brought to my attention:
In light of my latest piece on Amaroq (AMRQ) I want to buy more shares. Nigel jokes about selling Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) shares to buy more Amaroq. He won't. I look at the potential reward in both and the risk/reward trade off. I crunch numbers for you.
I start with Prospex (PXEN), Charles Archer and Amaroq (AMRQ). Then it is Blackbird (BIRD), a detailed look at Mindflair (MFAI) where a placing today makes no sense to me at all. I really do not get it. Finally the scourge of forward selling, Predator (PRD) and a real challenge to the FCA.
I start with Lucian and his bearish world view. we will do a long podcast on this later this week but I go through 4 themes. That explains a share sale and then I discuss two share purchases. Finally two companies where I expect news soon which may balance my portfolio a bit more
I start with President Trump, Greenland, 80 Mile (8OM), Amaroq (AMRQ) before turning to Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) and Union Jack (UJO). Then it is Capital Access Windows, Energy Pathways (EPP) and the Swanny allegations and Cornish Metals (TIN)., Finally a detailed look at Audioboom (BOOM) and what it is NOT telling us.
I expect nothing else after my letter earlier. It wont stop me writing about Amaroq (AMRQ) or buying more shares but I expect to be cold shouldered. Talking of Charles Archer I look at Defence Holdings (ALRT) and just how soon it needs a bailout placing. Then I consider Blackbird (BIRD), Union Jack Oil (IJO), Jarvis Securities (JIM) and the IT illiterate Lucian Miers.
I am drooling over the ditch digging at the Welsh Hovel and the Mrs just does not understand. Women eh? I then discuss Valereum (VLRM) where it is almost game over.
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