ShareProphets launched just twenty months ago and has not spent a dime on advertising – our audience has grown by word of mouth alone. We already have more readers than Shares Magazine and our readership, now 17,050, grows every week. At this rate we will overtake the Investors Chronicle within a year, especially if it keeps on tipping China frauds. The readership numbers for the past month were another record.
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turbograndad
TOM,
Must be the vernacular, and wholesome Anglo Saxon, tell it like it is, apart from all the usual PC drivel, that you get from the rogues.
wildrides
The trouble with this site is that your way too mealy mouthed ……. say what you think in future . Also it needs more swearing and general caddishness …….. much more swearing . And you need more people writing about not selling any shares for ten years . And more boxs full of mad frogs . Which brings me onto the mad Frenchman and his charthilarity . Where is he when we need a good solid prediction of doom and gloom ? . And we need less tips . Theres far to many tips ……. more than a man can cope with . And we need more ugly women who know nothing about mining . And we need an article about a company called Quindell . You must have heard about it by now ? But most of all we need more three legged cats called Oakley in editorial positions.
Paul
Winnifrith, I’ve just had a freedom episode, been to the bog and painted my face bright blue, not out of respect to Mel Gibson and all that Braveheart shite, more to do with the Sherriff of Aim and the one man crusade to rid us of fraudulent companies trying to rip us off, tomorrow I’m going Lincoln Green. If you feel the need to go to another dodgy christmas party to be filled in, I’ll be your Friar Tuck any day.
Disclaimer, I’m not fat or bald, hold no shares in anything other than LLoy (145p by St Swithens day) and expect to be a pauper by lent. Obrigado Amigo, keep them bearcasts coming, only pleasure the wife gets these days.
Nigel A
I am claiming credit for being one recent convert.
The coverage of Quenron has been brilliant in my opinion, a must read for me every day and better than anything on the telly. In a way I’ll be sorry to see it go, just for the entertainment value, and I am sure that your increase in readership is one favour that Rob Terry et al have done you. The language? Well it’s no different to what I use when incensed about anything that is unjust, unfair, or fraudulent, so no problem for me.
I say keep up the campaigning and keep calling the spades, spades.
David Russel
Well done to you and the share prophet’s team. :)
Jane
Tom, it’s a racing cert you’ll overtake Chronic Investor.
Plenty of other AIM rip-offs to unmask and expose.
Smudgedan
Well done to Tom and the team, an excellent website and an excellent event in the UK Investor show. Been to both so far and going again next year. Great to see a team of writers who write what they think and have the PI’s interest at heart. Look forward to more companies being exposed and AIM being a slightly better place as a result. Keep up the good work