Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending October 31

The most read non-Tom article this week is The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Capitulates – Am I Panicking? by Nigel Somerville at number 4, or number 10 with Bearcasts.

Most Read

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

   Of dear Brenda and Beth the cross dressing pals of Clem Chambers who publish libelous notes on Amaroq and Kefi have been in contact again. It seems they are, like Paul Mathieson, keen that my posts in support of Israel and opposing anti semitism be flagged up claiming, incorrectly, that my commentary on such matters has been removed at the behest of the Police. They also predict I will soon be working at Tesco. These folks are demented. Enjoy.

2. BREAKING: Valereum: email exchange with White Hawk President– this makes no sense at all
   

   I have attempted to discuss this email conversation with Schad Brannon the CEO/President of White Hawk Ventures LLC with Valereum (VLRM) advisor Ross Andrews of Guild Advisory. But surely conscious that this is a $32 billion fraud he is not taking up that opportunity.  Valereum claims that the $279 million of wholly untradeable crypto it was given by QGP, the Cayman outfit set up by the son and business partner of a convicted ponzi fraudster is backed by gold reserves in California. Now let’s look at what Schad says.

3. Optibiotix – when you start making up telephone numbers, I call total bullshit
   

   Oh for the good old days when Optibiotix (OPTI) used the Adam Reynolds keyboard. These days it uses one that does have numbers keys and I call bullshit as a response.

4. The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Capitulates – Am I Panicking?
   

   Gold closed the week at $3,995 – below the $4,000 mark and down from last week’s $4,164 as it seemed to succumb to capitulation. Gold stocks also suffered as can be seen on the chart below (courtesy of ADVFN) of Gold against its mining ETFs GDX, GDXJ and GOEX which plumbed depths not seen since early August: the bounce since then is most certainly over.

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

   To win an off peak holiday at the Greek Hovel simply send 300-999 words to tomat49@gmail.com on one UK listed stock capitalized at more than £10 million whose shares you expect to collapse, preferably to zero, but are not yet suspended. The deadline to enter is midnight on Saturday but why tarry.  Ninth up reader P on Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). You cannot say that I don’t believe in free speech, I think what follows is rubbish but I publish anyway.

6. GOTCHA! Georgina Energy – you could not make this shit up, except it just did! Admission of fraud!
   

   On 12 August Georgina Energy (GEX) stated it would drill the Hussar well in Q3. It then raised £5 million in 4 separate share issuances. That was even though the Shire of Wiluna had on 29th July agreed there was no chance of drilling even if Georgian built a A$10 million road as demanded as I exposed HERE. So Georgina committed fraud. Today that is tacitly admitted.

7. Photo Article from the Greek Hovel: what are you doing in January?
   

   As you can see I am at the Greek Hovel sorting out various issues at the house and , today, getting my Greek will sorted out. The photos below are of the olive trees and as you can see, as things stand, it looks like a good harvest. God may intervene with a hailstorm or some other disaster but I reckon that with a full team of five we can harvest more than a tonne of olives between January 1 and January 14. So would you like to join myself and reader Tim for all or part of the harvest: there is no pay but free accommodation, hard work and it is fun. Tim is back for his fifth or six year and can testify to that.

8. Auction Technology – board change requisition, how much “significant progress and momentum in the business”?
   

   Auction Technology Group (ATG) has issued an announcement which “confirms that it has today received from FitzWalter a notice requiring the board to call a general meeting” and also states that it “is disappointed that FitzWalter has chosen to send a requisition notice… believes this does not reflect the significant progress and momentum in the business”. What about this from an around 480p share price?

9. Evil Banksta on his big short from Sharestock: Aston Martin Lagonda
   

   Liverpool’s greatest numbers man since Ken Dodd was in a rush to head to yet another enormous lunch and so his thoughts are not as comprehensive as usual. But his verdict is damning. Evil Banksta says:

   
   

The most-listened-to Bearcasts this week were:

1. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: I believe but Mr Market does not believe 'arry Adams and his Saudi Kefi news and $32 billon of golden balls

   I start with the company I'd really like to by all the shares in, if we can find it. Then it is Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) and then the complete nonsense at Valereum (VLRM)

2. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Pantheon is out of cash by Christmas, a stonking £138m short

   If you need an idea for the prize contest feel free to use this one. Please please keep sending in entries. In today's podcast I look at Pantheon (PANR), Pensana (PRE), Valereum (VLRM), BSF Enterprise (BSFA), Kendrick (KEN) and, of course, Georgina Energy (GEX).

3. Tom Winnifrith bearcast: meeting up with my goat milking teacher

   It was horribly depressing. I discuss dementia. Then, almost as depressing, gold. Then Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) and why my target is 0p and a few more words on Fagash and Union Jack.(UJO)

4. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Fagash what are you smoking? Why not go full in and become a NED at Bluebird as well?

   In today's podcast I have an update on olive harvesting timetables. I also discuss the bet the ranch short contest and beg for three more entries.  Then I look at the moral downfall of Fagash, at Union Jack Oil (UJO), Bluebird Mining (BMV), Poundland and  Georgina Energy (GEX), its rushed out interims and the fiat crisis they show is looming

5. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Rearranging deckchairs and the discount you need on a placing

   I start with more drooling over olives, then the Budget and then Ironveld (IRON), Georgina Energy (GEX), S4 Capital (SFOR) and Kendrick (KEN). And please I need 4 more essays please send them in.

6. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Andy Burnham talks bollocks twice and the now certain death of the Valereum $32 billion gold crypto fraud

   I start with Burnham on Poundland and Burnham on slavery and compensation. Then it is all things Valereum (VLRM)  as the $32 billion fraud goes up in smoke, a triumph for yours truly.