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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast - 16 January

By Tom Winnifrith

16 January 2015 07:16

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Today's podcast looks at Swiss Franc fallout and then at Plethora and Quindell. And with that done I can move into fascist lawyers representing morons.

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Bear in a China Shop

16 January 2015, 09:37

Hi Tom,

I am pleased to inform you that you have missed another of your KILLS of a Daniel Stewart backed China fraud.

As at the no one is watching o’clock of 5.27pm yesterday Pressfit Holdings (PFIT) announced the cancellation of their admission to AIM.

The company were unable to find another NOMAD after Daniel Stewart withdrew from the role.
Incredibly does this mean that even ZAI have some standards?

PFIT had a £4.8 million market cap upon admission, listed on August 1st 2014 and had only 96 active trading days before they were suspended on December 15th 2014.

Is this a record as the shortest time ever required for a Chinese listed company to fleece it’s investors?

Keep up the good work in the cesspit!
Maurice Waldman

16 January 2015, 09:45

The problem with Plethora product is the target audience is crap.
In 40 years as a medical practitioner and pharmacist I have never ever been asked for a remedy for premature ejaculation. On the other hand for erectile dysfunction? ….always a problem.
After all most womens mind set is….have you finished yet,. And most blokes want to watch the football so it’s huray up All round.