To win an off peak holiday at the Greek Hovel simply send 300-999 words to tomat49@gmail.com on one UK listed stock capitalized at more than £10 million whose shares you expect to collapse, preferably to zero, but are not yet suspended. The deadline to enter is midnight on Saturday but why tarry. Twelfth up is Tom Winnifrith with a few ideas and one main zero, the most obviously worthless stock he has seen for years.
This stinks to high heaven. And makes Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) always a dog, just wholly uninvestable. The FCA should be all over thus and the CEO, the crazy old coot, Paul Griffiths.
To win an off peak holiday at the Greek Hovel simply send 300-999 words to tomat49@gmail.com on one UK listed stock capitalized at more than £10 million whose shares you expect to collapse, preferably to zero, but are not yet suspended. The deadline to enter is midnight on Saturday but why tarry. Eleventh up reader Seadoc has a second entry with Georgina Energy (GEX) at 6p
Describing itself as “the strategic partner to unlock productivity in health and care”, Feedback plc (FDBK) has issued a “Business Update” headlined “Contract extension and development funding received from QVH, building on existing relationship. Emerging ICB opportunities”. Sounds encouraging, so what of a current 5.6p share price being approaching 14% lower!?
Vanquis Banking Group (VANQ) has issued a “3rd Quarter Trading Statement” with highlights including “Gross customer interest-earning balances increased by 5% in 3Q26 to over £3.2bn… Year-to-date net interest margin remained strong at 14.8% (risky borrowers then!)… expects to deliver improved profitability in both 2027 and 2028”. Er, what about this year it’s a trading statement for though?
In today's podcast I have an update on olive harvesting timetables. I also discuss the bet the ranch short contest and beg for three more entries. Then I look at the moral downfall of Fagash, at Union Jack Oil (UJO), Bluebird Mining (BMV), Poundland and Georgina Energy (GEX), its rushed out interims and the fiat crisis they show is looming
Describing itself as “a premium television and content creation group”, Zinc Media (ZIN) states that it “is pleased to announce a proposed conditional placing to raise a minimum of £2 million”. A ‘pleasing’ price then in relation to a most recent closing 43.5p share price, £13 million market cap?…
At nobody is watching O’Clock late yesterday, Supply@ME Capital (SYME) issued a RNS announcing a delay in the publication of interim results for the six months to 30 June 2026 and a strategic update. Supply of course still hasn’t published its year end accounts to 31 December 2025.
To win an off peak holiday at the Greek Hovel simply send 300-999 words to tomat49@gmail.com on one UK listed stock capitalized at more than £10 million whose shares you expect to collapse, preferably to zero, but are not yet suspended. The deadline to enter is midnight on Saturday but why tarry. Tenth up reader Gordon Gecko, Alan Partridge’s neighbour in Norwich on Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY)
On Friday 23rd October Catenai (CTAI) served up dreadful news.
To win an off peak holiday at the Greek Hovel simply send 300-999 words to tomat49@gmail.com on one UK listed stock capitalized at more than £10 million whose shares you expect to collapse, preferably to zero, but are not yet suspended. The deadline to enter is midnight on Saturday but why tarry. Ninth up reader P on Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI). You cannot say that I don’t believe in free speech, I think what follows is rubbish but I publish anyway.
Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) has issued an update on previously-announced, “acting by its joint administrators… discussions with a third party regarding the terms of a possible investment in the company”. With I having previously noted in April that, with no firm offer of new capital before a disastrous “Corporate Update”, who is really going to bail out the current shareholders now, what’s the latest news?
‘Precision engineering’ company Hunting plc (HTG) was previously followed on the N50 website though, in March noting higher sector volatility and the shares up from 370.5p at the start of 2026, more than 25% gains were banked there at 509p. The shares previously closed at 435.5p and what about they now falling below 400p on the back of a “Q3 2026 Trading Update”?
I start with more drooling over olives, then the Budget and then Ironveld (IRON), Georgina Energy (GEX), S4 Capital (SFOR) and Kendrick (KEN). And please I need 4 more essays please send them in.
Medpal AI (MPAL) has been keen to boast about is rapid increases in revenue as it constantly raises cash. On 15 October it issued its latest bullish sale update:









