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As Harry Adams of Kefi joins the lineup, Sharestock 2024 on September 7, 50% sold out, book your seats today

As of today half the seats for the third Sharestock event on 7 September are now booked. If you have been before you know why but this year’s event will be bigger and better than any yet and this week we announced a new speaker, 'arry Adams of Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). Here is why you should make sure you have a seat HERE today.

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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Comrade Brian Basham wins a Beauty Contest for the first time in history

I start with my pal the champagne socialist who has found new found popularity. Then it is on to: Blackbird (BIRD), Thor Mining (THOR), Diversified Energy (DEC), the frauds Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Regtech Open (RTOP), Technology Minerals (TM1), target 0p, and then finally Ariana Resources (AAU) and Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) where, in both cases, we shareholders should be thrilled by news today. Ariana, in particular, has served up a blinder. 

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Video: Closing the Gap – Gold Prices, Mining Stocks and When that Disconnect Closes

Asset Manager Adrian Day stresses the importance of understanding a company’s financial situation beyond initial disappointments, using Barrick Gold as an example of a company with a history of optimistic production estimates leading to missed targets but effectively managing these issues. He emphasizes the significance of cost metrics like per ounce operating costs and all-in sustaining costs (AISC) for evaluating mining companies’ profitability and efficiency.

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Shares in sister frauds Supply@ME and Regtech both hit new all time lows: Supply still breaching FCA Rules, what is it hiding?

I flagged up yesterday that the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) was in breach of FCA rules in not publishing its full annual report on its website or at Companies House. I have raised this with the FCA which should be suspending the shares. As of today Supply is still in breach: what is it hiding?

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Amur Minerals – a couple of things are niggling me as shareholder action group established

You may remember that Amur Minerals (AMC) spent decades trying to develop a nickel mine in the far East of Russia, the sort of frozen wastelands that look like a good spot for the Mother-in-law’s annual holiday. In the end it sold that license for $ 35 million after shareholders rejected an offer of $105 million in staged payments. I am unclear about a couple of matters.

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Advanced Oncotherapy: So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, good night!

After all the lying to investors, untrue RNS’s, insider dealing and management greed as fully exposed on this website over many years, Advanced Oncotherapy (AVO) has today been booted off the AIM Casino. At last I can shout Gotcha!

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A failed fund manager turned blogger explians why the press is always wrong and he is still right to be bullish on UK PLC

No, not me silly, it's disgraced Neil Woodford again. Long, strong and wrong (with OPM) of UKPLC since Adam was a boy, Neil is still a bull and explains why everyone else is wrong, especially the BBC.

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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Do I want to catch the Alliance Pharma falling knife on sack Adam Reynolds day

The Euroloon is making me even more of a health crank. I discuss that and VE Day. Then it is Optibiotix (OPTI), why Adam Reynolds needs sacking at Probiotix (PBX), Wood Group (WG.) in depth Alliance Pharma (APH) and then the latest scandal at the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME)

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Wildcat Petroleum and South Sudan, spoofery put in context

Having seen its attempts to secure an oil exploration or production concession in Sudan blow up, joke company Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT) now says that, with all of a couple of hundred thousand quid in the bank, it is trying to get a gig in the republic of South Sudan. Yesterday came a laughable statement from the company but that needs to be put in a wider context.

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Technically insolvent fraud Supply@ME Capital breaks FCA Rules yet again: does anybody care any more?

I rather fear that round at FCA Towers the answer to my question is NO! The regulator of the Standard List is great when it comes to issuing weighty tomes on the need for more lesbian visibility week events in fund management as diversity delivers outperformance (hint, it does not) but is crap at enforcing its own rules.