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Topps Tiles – Q1 Trading Update argues second half weighting, but how confident to be for that?…
Previously writing on company describing itself as “the UK's leading tile specialist” Topps Tiles (TPT), last summer I concluded that, despite the shares still below 50p having reached more than 75p less than two years prior, in the prevailing macroeconomic environment I continued to wait for further proof of delivery and avoided. What delivery is there today in a “Q1 Trading Update”?
- By Steve Moore |
- 4 January 2024, 14:54 |
A shareholder in the fraud Supply@ME Capital comments in ignorance
Sparty1 seems unaware that I have sold my last two businesses at a BIG profit including that pizza restaurant that I turned around. Or, that numerous crooks have sent me lawyers letters to shut me down including at least 1 now in prison (Pete Landau). Anyhow he reckons he will grow rich with his shares in the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME). Whatever. Over on the ADVFN asylum he posts:- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 4 January 2024, 11:35 |
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JD Sports Fashion – though CEO argues “good progress” against strategic plan, it’s actually a not happy new year profit warning for shareholders…
It’s not a happy new year to its shareholders from FTSE 100 “sports, fashion and outdoor brands” retailer JD Sports Fashion (JD.) as a “Trading Update” announcement commences with that 22 weeks to 30th December revenue growth “was slightly behind our expectations”…and then gets worse.- By Steve Moore |
- 4 January 2024, 11:34 |
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Online Blockchain due to be booted off the AIM sewer tomorrow morning (or is it tonight?): any news Clem Chambers?
Old Clem Chambers, formerly of ADVFN (AFN) expenses and payoff infamy, has yet to reveal why London’s worst Nomad, Roland “fatty” Cornish resigned from representing Online Blockchain (OBC) with immediate effect on 4th December. The RNS announcing this was posted on the 5th first thing so shouldn’t Clem give us an update on the impending expulsion from the sewer?- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 4 January 2024, 11:05 |
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Comrade Brian Basham: why did you get into bed with a Tory MP? Net Zero Infrastructure the unravel continues
When Net Zero Infrastructure (NZI) listed on the Standard list as a shell looking to make a “green reversal” I warned my old friend the hard left champagne socialist, comrade Brian Basham that it would end in tears as do most companies where a director is a failed Tory MP. Brian thought he knew better but today….- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 4 January 2024, 10:42 |
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Letter To AIM Regulation: Inspirit Accounts FY23
Yesterday I pointed out a howling error in the FY23 accounts of AIM-listed Inspirit Energy Holdings (INSP) by the most successful FD on AIM, Nilesh Jagatia. Added to the series of errors already pointed out by Tom Winnifrith, I would suggest the accounts are a total joke already. But the Going Concern statement is, to me, a rather more serious statement to foul up. As such, I have dropped a line to your good friends and mine, the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation.- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 4 January 2024, 09:38 |
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Technology Minerals: when will you tell us about the second factory explosion?
The last time that the factory in Wolverhampton owned by Recyclus, founder, the Tingo fraudster Chris Cleverly, caught fire, Technology Minerals (TM1) issued an RNS. That rather begs the question about the massive fire that took place on January 2.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 4 January 2024, 08:44 |
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GOTCHA! Regtech Open you just could not make this up? Why has the FCA not swooped on this obvious FRAUD?
On December the lying conman Alessandro Zamboni promised that his companies would, by December 31, pay £1.4 million to Regtech Open Project (RTOP), where he is the main shareholder and a director, by December 31. Today, after pressure from me in recent days, including an FCA email swap yesterday, Regtech fessed that by the year end the scumbag had not paid a cent by deadline day.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 4 January 2024, 08:15 |
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: As Dozy is charged with crimes carrying a 45 year stretch a real warning for my pals at Allenby and Chill Brands
I start with domestic woes & rising floods then head on to Tingo (TIO), Chill Brands (CHLL), Supply@ME Capital (FRAUD), Audioboom (BOOM), Cellular Goods (CBX) and Bushveld Minerals (BMN). Sharestock tickets, as per bearcast, can be bought HERE- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 3 January 2024, 16:27 |
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Getech – “Multiple New Contract Wins” announcement sparks shares, but is that justified?
Describing itself as “a world-leading locator of subsurface resources”, Getech Group (GTC) has issued a “Multiple New Contract Wins”-titled announcement and the shares have currently sparked approaching 30% higher to 6.75p. Does the detail look to justify that or is the announcement ramptastic?- By Steve Moore |
- 3 January 2024, 16:09 |
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Hercules Site Services – “Civils Projects Division Update”, what about overall performance including of its stated “core business” though?!
UK infrastructure sector labour supply company Hercules Site Services (HERC) “is pleased to announce that its Civils Projects division has been awarded further contracts with a combined value of £5.75 million during Q4 2023, the first quarter of the company's new financial year”. What of this and a current few percent higher to 25p share price?- By Steve Moore |
- 3 January 2024, 14:40 |
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Breaking: Tingo Fraudster Dozy Mmobousi faces 45 years in jail as DoJ files criminal charges and cites ”others”
The SEC has already filed a civil suit against the Tingo (US:TIO) fraudster Dozy Mmobousi but now the Department of Justice has filed a criminal suit citing three charges which could result in 45 years jail time for Dozy, who now appears to be on the run. The suit is below but look at the wording, are you sweating Chris Cleverly? You should be…- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 3 January 2024, 14:40 |
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East Imperial – following appointment of Allenby Capital last month, “New Zealand Trading Update” attempted ramptastic?…
Describing itself as a “global purveyor of super-premium beverages”, East Imperial (EISB) has issued a “New Zealand Trading Update” announcement. What of this and it currently helping the shares up over 4% to 2.4p?- By Steve Moore |
- 3 January 2024, 11:30 |
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ANALYSIS: Supply@ME Capital £5m market cap gain on smelly cheese deal which will see it lose even more money!
In today’s RNS, the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) has announced that it had secured funding for a “White-Label IM agreement: funding secured with Banco BPM S.p.A to execute an initial IM transaction”. The morons are delighted and the shares are up by 11% at 0.077p giving a £49 million market cap. The morons need to visit an Otolaryngologist PDQ as, if you scratch away beneath the surface this stinks.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 3 January 2024, 10:37 |
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Letter to the FCA – why have you not suspended the FRAUD Regtech over the missing or not £1.4million?
The FCA is , no sniggering at the back, meant to regulate the Standard List of London’s Main Market. In August 2023 it approved the IFRS non compliant and grossly misleading prospectus of the fraud Regtech Open (RTOP). I have written it a note about the latest developments. Its failure to force a statement and/or suspend the shares is a disgrace.- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 3 January 2024, 09:31 |
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Inspirit – Debt Repayment…..Questions, Questions For This Total Shambles
AIM-listed POS Inspirit Energy Holdings (INSP) announced intra-day yesterday (at 2.39pm, whilst Nomad Roland “Fatty” Cornish was delving into his fourth extra portion of spotted dick with lashings of custard) that it had repaid a debt facility. Good news…..for the lender, Riverfort. The announcement was a tad opaque – being inquisitive, I had to take a look but the more I looked, the more questions I had, including another screw-up by FD Nilesh Jagatia.- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 3 January 2024, 09:07 |
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Plant Health Care – “Brazil approves TEIKKO… excited about the developing plans”. Er, what about the developing funding situation?
Describing itself as “a leading provider of peptides used by growers to improve crop production and quality within global agriculture markets”, Plant Health Care (PHC) “is pleased to announce that its nematicide, TEIKKO, has received federal approval in Brazil in time for commercial launch for the 2024/25 soybean growing season”. What of this and a share price response up to 3.815p?- By Steve Moore |
- 3 January 2024, 08:11 |
My Write-Up Ain't Rocket Science, but Commends a Recruiter for the Technology End of the Jobs Market
Hello Share Seekers. My choice today sounds a bit like those TV space operas from the ‘seventies. But Gattaca (GATC) is a jobs recruitment consultant. You will have heard there’s a skill shortage. Try getting a plumber. Though this enterprising enterprise (Enterprise - get it?) could be able to take advantage of an employee shortage in the art of STEM.- By Malcolm Stacey |
- 3 January 2024, 08:11 |
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ShareProphets readers tips for 2024 prize competition Entry List
Having asked for readers tips for 2024 for the prize of 1/4 litre of Tom Winnifrith's Greek Hovel olive oil (2024 harvest) HERE, the following is the entry list (to be eligible needed to have selected, on a once per username basis, one Buy & one Sell tip from the LSE or AIM casino and the stocks not to have been suspended at the commencement of 2024). Please put in the Comments to this article any problems, and I'll take a look.- By Steve Moore |
- 2 January 2024, 15:22 |
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URU Metals – Death Spiral Loan Extended (Yet Again) But……
AIM-listed and technically insolvent John Zorbas vehicle URU Metals (URU) has announced that its death spiral funder, Boothbay, had yet again extended the repayment deadline. This has been a repeating exercise ever since the original loan deal was signed back in 2020 and the loan has since been extended more times than I’ve had hot dinners. But there were two differences this time…..- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 2 January 2024, 14:33 |