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Tom Winnifrith's ANGRY Bearcast - 27 November

By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM

27 November 2014 04:40

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The bloody Albanians have again not turned up - will the olives ever get harvested? And so this podcast is angry and covers Transense Technology, Sefton Resources, Maple Energy, Fitbug, Quindell, crony capitalists, investing companies and the AIM Casino and why shares are not suspended that should be

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Andrew

27 November 2014, 08:43

Hey TW. Love your bearcasts. You are spot on on pretty much everything you say. I used to be a broker for 14 years and agree with you re the AIM cesspit. You’re call on Quindell (or should I say Swindell?) has been spot on. Just wanted to alert you to an interesting situation. MCB, a Baltics online consumer credit company, listed on AIM is the subject of a takeover approach by International Personal Finance (high quality door to door lender spun out of Provident Financial). Read IPF’s RNS on the proposed transaction – they’re gushing. The stock has barely budged. This is where AIM works in your favour given the illiquidity of the shares and the company being under the radar. Priced at 75p and should go at £1.20-£1.50. Enough of the ramp. Keep up the good work. A
turbograndad

27 November 2014, 08:46

Tom, Bloody Albanians, perhaps it was the threat of pizza, and bottle of wine.
wildrides

27 November 2014, 16:09

Yeah but ………………. spurt rati (SPR) is one of them there investment shell what sits that you said are chucking spondula down a bottomless spondula repository . That Dell Boy Lemongas outfit Afri ag is one as well ( and they have things called “ tucks” making them extra attractive as an investment ) and Dormouse the nags hill ( lack of) oil out fit .
I rest my case …….er I think ?
drunken sailor

27 November 2014, 16:30

Tom,

Completely 100% agree with you on AIM investment companies. Can we take it as read that none of these leaches will be allowed to present at this year’s UK investors show. I appreciate you set up last year’s in a hurry and a number of them slithered in. If in the interests of free speech / non discrimination against the ethically challenged you have to let them in, will they be given their own special section with complimentary rotten eggs and tomatoes for ticket holders to throw at them?