From £6.99 per month
ShareProphets
The one stop source for breaking news, expert analysis, and podcasts on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares

MINDING THE LSE’S BUSINESS

Join for as low as £6.99 per month

With ShareProphets’ membership, you receive:

• All premium articles

• Tom Winnifrith’s Bearcast

• Access to all the entire nearly 10 year archive

• ShareProphets Daily Newsletter

Latest News

AMYT

Amryt Pharma – placing disappointment, my anger as a shareholder, CEO chat - BUY

With its shares having reached 25.75p last week and closed at above 25p on Wednesday, Amryt Pharma (AMYT) announced on Thursday that it was “delighted with the support we have received” for an “oversubscribed placing”, raising a gross €15 million (£13.3 million)… at 20p per share! As a long standing shareholder I say "F**k you." I feel so utterly 100% shafted as will those who paid 26p+ last week after confident results which made it clear that Amryt was fully funded. So I asked Steve Moore to pen an analysis. As I explained in Thursday's bearcast HERE I am too angry to be objective. The fact is that at a 22.5p offer the shares are a BUY.

RGM

Free booze & 4 AIM Companies presenting next Wednesday in London

Want to get the best sell ideas on AIM? Just ask Zak Mir for his hot buy ideas and the Sith Lord kiss of death will not take long to play out. The world's worst chartist will be serving up more duff calls next Wednesday evening at NEX Exchange in Broadgate. There is more.

Bearcast
premium content

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: the curse of loathsome Tony Baldry - just when is Westminster Group insolvent?

It all started with a game of croquet. I start with my long term battle with scumbag ex Tory MP, the loathsome Sir Tony Baldry. He is now chairman of Westminster Group (WSG). I analyse its woes after Friday's interims. I look at the forthcoming IPO of the City Pubs Company and hoist some red flags. Then to 88 Energy (88E) and to those who have lost badly by ignoring my previous warnings I warn again. Big Time!

TEA
premium content

Breaking: Regulatory Censure for Jason Drummond of Teathers infamy

The following censure of Jason Drummond of Teathers (TEA) infamy is damning. It relates to his time at Media Corp (MDC) an AIM disaster story ending in bankruptcy. I think it is fair to say that Jason will not be sitting on any more AIM boards after this.

PXOG

Table of shorted AIM shares - week to 21/09/2017

From the FCA's spreadsheet of short positions required to be disclosed to it, the following shows the shorted AIM shares with positions from 2016 and thus far in 2017 (by net short position %) - and if this position has increased (red), reduced (green) or remained unchanged (black) since last week...

IND

IndigoVision – why the half-year results share price slump?

Having been sparked from well below 200p by a May update including that “in the first 19 weeks of 2017, overall revenues were ahead of the corresponding period last year. The immediate outlook is more positive than it has been for some time”, shares in video security systems group IndigoVision (IND) have now fallen back to around the 200p level on results for the first half of 2017. Hmmm…

BP

Why You Should Maybe Hang Onto Your Oil Shares, After All.

Hello, Share Collectors. Many of us, I know, are still awash in oil stocks, both the producers and riskier explorers. I’ve been advising that we cut down, as the competition from wind, sun, waves and biomass, threatens to grow. But I think I may have been too hard on ebony nectar and here are a few reasons why.

Bearcast
premium content

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: Uber loses London licence, a dark day for the Capital in a time of economic insanity

Uber has lost its London license thanks to Transport For London (TFL), a move applauded by useless Mayor Sadiq Khan, The Guardian, the BBC and black cab drivers. But it is very bad news indeed for London and I explain why. It is symptomatic of a new era of economic madness as is Theresa May claiming giving £20 billion (it will be more) to the EU is a good deal and our useless PM also trying to satisfy the greed of lazy and overpaid public sector workers. Perhaps the biggest sign of this madness and wish for economic hari-kiri is Labour's plan to renationalise the utilities. It is utter madness but no one dares say so. We are heading faster and faster towards the precipice my friends.

HALO

HaloSource – shares soar on water bottle agreement, turnaround time for this Woodford dog then? Er…

Shares in HaloSource (HALO) are currently around 20% ahead on the day, heading towards 2p, on the back of an “Agreement with Seven Step Ecotech” announcement. Turnaround time for this Woodford dog then? Er…

TERN

Tern: how’s that fundraising for Device Authority going?

Some while back – on the 11 August – AIM-listed investment company Tern (TERN) offered up details of a proposed fundraising for its majority-owned investee Device Authority. We were told that a term sheet had been signed with US Capital Partners to raise new equity based on a pre-money valuation of $36 million, and that first close was expected to be in September, with a minimum subscription of $2.5 million. So why is there no mention of any of this on the website of US Capital Partners?

DX

DX Group – a seeming scramble for cash, it soon becomes clear why…

I previously wrote on parcels, mail and logistics group DX (DX.) last month as the shares returned from suspension following reverse takeover negotiation failure – and did so more than 10% lower at 8.5p. They are now currently down below 8p on the back of a “Financing Update, Property Disposal, Gatemore Loan” announcement…

NYO
premium content

Nyota – a complete shambles and horror show as AIM completely disgraces itself once again

Last night at 5.25pm Nyota Minerals (NYO) announced that its shares were being booted off the AIM casino. The roll call of shame on this one is appalling. We have AIM Regulation, broker Peterhouse and the directors of the company seemingly all at fault here, not to mention former Nomad Beaumont Cornish and two further Nomads, ZAI Corporate Finance and Allenby being dragged in. It is a true horror show. But rather than look in the mirror, the directors pointed the finger at ShareProphets – blame the media, the investigative journalists, blame evil Tom Winnifrith and myself, Nigel Somerville. This is shocking.

Bearcast
premium content

Tom Winnnifrith Bearcast: Purplebricks, the hard numbers - this just does not stack up at all!

I start off with a cheque received for 29p. Then as we see the Purplebricks (PURP) share price start to melt I look at hard maths and explain why the shares will collapse from here. I look at the Rose Petroleum (ROSE) placing, misleading comments from worthless crap Strat Aero (AERO), dismal interims from shamed lifestyle company Magnolia Petroleum (MAGP) and then at Intelligent Energy (IEH) which looks like a zero in waiting. 

Clown

Photo Article -Tom Winnifrith gets a cheque for 29p, is it a bribe?

Well it did arrive in a brown envelope! The eagle eyed among you will see that I appear not to have cashed the last cheque from this source, for 51p. I think I lost it. But I'm now entitled to 80p as a result of being a loyal shareholder in the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Of course my real "dividend" is being able to attend the AGM to berate the hapless head of AIM Regulation, Mr Marcus Stuttard. Truthfully, notwithstanding today's cheque I can say that I am not in this one for the money.

GTC

Getech – trading update offers real value encouragement - BUY

This is a share tip that has not worked out. We are well down on the 37p offer price of January - our timing was imperfect. To be fair, we advised averaging down a week or so ago at a 24p offer. Shares in the geoscience and geospatial group Getech (GTC) are now 26p offer after a very good trading update and at this level they are a strong buy.

Bearcast
premium content

Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: The Aeorema Death Match, Stacey vs Moore, I am Solomon

Malcolm Stacey today reckons that Aeorema (AEO) is a buy at 26p, HERE. Sadly he has got his numbers wrong. Steve Moore reckons it is a sell but I think his analysis is wrong. I  enter this grudge match with my verdict in a bonus podcast.

SIV

St. Ives – 1:01pm “Statement re contract” announcement. Uh oh…

An unusual time (1:01pm) “Statement re contract” announcement from marketing services group St. Ives (SIV). Uh oh...

AEO

With a Low PE and a Big Divi, Aeorema Could Be an Undervalued Winner

Hello, Share Poppers. It’s always a pleasure to listen to comment from readers of this terrific website. So a few months back, I bought some shares in Aeorema Communications (AEO), as one of my readers said they couldn’t understand why the stock of such an award-winning company was not doing much better.

Timebomb

It's the Debt Stupid! - Sprott

The debt timebomb has not gone away. In fact it is bigger than ever and that has massie implications for all of us, the central theme of this month's newsletter from the world's biggest investor in resource stocks, Sprott Asset Management. It writes:

RGD

Real Good Food – attempted no-one watching o’clock “Company Update”, surely not yet more real bad news?

With its shares having slumped from 35p following recent real bad news and disclosure, yesterday saw an attempted no-one watching o’clock (5:01pm) “Company Update” from Real Good Food (RGD). Uh oh…

Subscribe to our newsletter

Daily digest of our latest stories.



Search ShareProphets

Market News

Complete Coverage

Recent Comments

Most Read in the Past Seven Days

That Was the Week that Was

 

CTAI

Catenai – monster dilution

Time left: 18:16:15