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Notes from Underground – Most read articles for the week ending 21 October

By Darren Atwater | Sunday 22 October 2023


 


Here are the most read and most listened-to articles and Bearcasts on ShareProphets over the past seven days. The most read non-Quiz, non-Tom article last week is by Steve Moore, Seeing Machines – emphasises significant growth and development, though what about a “strong balance sheet, with cash”? at No 1 or No 3 including Bearcasts.

The most read ShareProphets stories this week were:

  1. Seeing Machines – emphasises significant growth and development, though what about a “strong balance sheet, with cash”?
    ‘Computer vision’ technology business Seeing Machines (SEE) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2023 headlined “Increasing global regulatory momentum targeting key transport sectors underpins significant growth” and an agreement for development of a fatigue risk management solution using its technology to be taken to the commercial aviation market segment by Collins Aerospace. So what of a current approaching 4% lower share price response to below 5.25p?

  2. Sosandar – states “pleased to provide” a trading and expansion update. Er, what about the major profit warning?!
    Previously writing on women's fashion brand company Sosandar (SOS), I concluded I still hold some shares here but will be monitoring both the sales and cash flow performances closely in upcoming updates and could understand Nigel Somerville’s caution from the trading update on the company’s then just-ended financial year. Today a “Trading & Strategic Update”-titled announcement from the company and what of the shares currently down more than 30% towards 12p in response?

  3. UPDATED: Sharestock 2024 it's 7th September feel free to book now: so far its just Jim, Chef Vijay & me
    If you have attended for either of the past two years you know what fun it is. My plan is to do at least two more years but we shall see. There are so many variables in life. Anyhow we are all set for 2024 and the date is fixed at Saturday 7th September. So far we have two speakers (myself and Jim Mellon) but we will get more to be announced soon and…

  4. ActiveOps – “pleased to report” trading update, it’s easy to see why management may be “pleased” but what about external shareholders?
    Technology-based insights for service operations business ActiveOps (AOM) has issued a trading update commencing that it “is pleased to report continued growth in the first half of FY24, with the group well-placed to achieve both its revenue and EBITDA expectations for the full year”. What does that though financially mean and what of a share price currently 2.5% higher at 82p in response?

  5. Not engaging with idiots on twitter, many of whom seem to own Avacta & that old nonce smear
    My best friend from Oxford, the charming Elaine, worries that, despite my degree, some folks might start thinking that I am a bit of a pseudo intellectual for pointing out that attacking an article you have not actually read is a sign of innate stupidity. But it is and on twitter it seems to happen about 20 times a day. Yesterday one star tweeter was a shareholder in Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL)

  6. The Ayatollahs of Threadneedle Street: Metro Bank’s downfall ... Part 1
    You will read in the newspapers that the business model of Metro Bank (MTRO) is flawed, how high-street branches make no sense, or how valiant behind-the-scenes preparation by regulators led to its salvation over the last week or so. As we write, we can hear the bells ringing and Hallelujah choruses breaking out across the nation….

  7. The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Has An Almighty Bounce
    Gold finished the week comfortably back over the $1900 mark at $1932 – a big improvement on last week’s rather sickly $1833. Our favourite technical analyst, Jordan Roy-Byrne of TheDailyGold.com, has been expecting a bounce as his view was that the market was oversold but I doubt that he had anticipated a rise of this magnitude. So what gives?
  8. Visual Aid: Infrastructure of the Gaza Strip ( a misleading piece by liberal Jew haters)

    While conflict in that part of the world is thoroughly covered in headlines and news stories, more basic facts about Gaza receive less attention. With this infographic, we aim to fill in some of those gaps, including demographics, infrastructure, and more.

  9. We might all like the concept of a luxury hotel, but what about the investor reality of buying shares in InterContinental Hotels Group?
    We can talk about the UK macroeconomic numbers out this morning, but I doubt if any of you are particularly surprised that retail sales in September were shabby and government debt levels remain firm. All good fun for the upcoming budget and, naturally, picking-and-choosing your favourite UK-focused stocks… Either way, I am sure that InterContinental Hotels (IHG) is happy that it is offering room options around the world.

  10. Message from Evil Banksta on a 5 Star holiday break – why Upland is a joke valuation
    Evil Banksta described at ShareStock how he takes Mrs Banksta on numerous luxury holidays funded by his winnings from shorting and then spends all day in front of a PC plotting his next swoop on some overvalued promote. And as such ,from a five star hotel somewhere hot and warm, I have received this message about Upland Resources (UPL) where the Banksta is short. I have no skin in the game but the great bear says:

The most-listened to Bearcasts this week were:

  1. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: My T-shirt at my wife's chapel and is Nigel really so sure about why gold is surging
    Yes the T-shirt is about Israel and I seem to have caused a sot of bother as I dropped the kids off. Actually it leads into the real discussion which is about gold and if it is events in Israel and Gaza which are causing its spike and why I do not expect that to last. Then a few words on the fraud that has egg on the face of the FCA ( again), that is to say Regtech Open (RTOP)

  2. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Oi PL don't be such a sexist beast about my chum Isabel! Shame on You!
    In today's Bearcast I discuss Upland Resources (UPL) Red Rock Resources (RRR). Tiraputi Graphite (TGR), Victoria (VCP), Ceradon (CER) and the shutting of the M&G Property Portfolio Fund.

  3. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Spelling it out as to why Avacta is so clearly a sell
    In today's podcast I discuss Avacta (AVCT), Regtech Open (RTOP), Supply@ME Capital (FRAUD) and the useless FCA, Victoria (VCP) and Wildcat Petroleum (WCAT)

  4. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: I don't agree with Malcolm ( yet again)
    In today's bearcast I discuss Lloyds Group (LLOY), Versarien (VRS), the cons Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Regtech Open (RTOP), Red Rock Resources (RRR), Galileo Resources (GLR), Upland Resources (UPL) and Abingdon Healthcare (ABDX).

  5. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Bidstack is out of the frying pan and into the fire
    In today's Bearcast I discuss depression amid trolling & smearing of me and amid BBC lies on Gaza, Regtech Open (RTOP), Supply@ME Capital (FRAUD), Sosandar (SOS), Online Blockchain (OBC), St James Place (SJP), Abingdon Healthcare (ABDX) and Bidstack (BIDS).

  6. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: who at team Pennpetro gets a kick out of lying in an RNS?
    I start with the weather. The Rain in Wales only stops when it hails. The River Dee is rising and will, I predict, breach a bank tonight - this relates to my great obsession in life (other than Cheryl Cole ) as you can see HERE. Then it is into Optibiotix (OPTI), Pennpetro (PPP) and Victoria (VCP)

  7. Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: No abuse from Avacta shareholders today but maybe Nigel and the gold loons will have a go insteadIn today's podcast I discuss 3 non financial red flags at Pennpetro (PPP), gold, Amaroq (AMRQ), Avacta (AVCT) and Eco Buildings (ECOB).
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