CAP-XX – interims argue “excellent progress”, but financials look CrAP (XX)
Self-described “world leader in the design and manufacture of supercapacitors, which considerably extend the performance of batteries”, CAP-XX (CPX) has announced results including that it “has again made excellent progress over the six months to 31 December 2016 and beyond in building on and refining its strategy”. Sounds positive. What? The shares currently 16% lower, at 8.5p?!?…
- By Steve Moore |
- 20 March 2017, 04:14 |
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Bulletin Board Moron of Week & Year is Long & Strong the fraud Cloudtag
Poster wiids on the LSE Asylum should not be confused with our own in-house loon Wildes. Frankly Wiids makes our in house pet loon look like Warren Buffett. The LSE Loon is a strong contender for BB Moron of the Year with this classic from last week but it is a bit like Ed Sheeran and the top 10 (heck kids I know what is hip & trending!), Wiids is dominating the Bulletin Board Morons chart. You can see a number of postings by this loon in last week's contest but the winner, nominated by a number of you, is:
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 20 March 2017, 03:00 |
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China FRAUD Aquatic Foods Q4 update: drowning in a sea of Red Flags
ShareProphets AIM-China Filthy Forty purveyor of all things fishy, Aquatic Foods (AFG), has updated on 2016 Q4 trading this morning. In a statement plastered with Red Flags it would appear that the company is nearing the final chapter of the China Norfolk playbook as we are warned that there has been a spot of bother getting cash out of China. Is it bye-bye to the dividend?
- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 20 March 2017, 02:52 |
Milestone Group – a lifestyle business for Deborah White: the hard data
I think Deborah White of Milestone Group (MSG) should be fired and then made to to a perp walk for her blatant breach of AIM rules with regard to non disclosure of price sensitive information. But there is another reason to hand Debs a p45 today...her stunning record of non delivery. It is worth chronicling just how bad it is.
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 20 March 2017, 01:27 |
Zinc Media looks expensive based on latest financials
Small AIM outfit Zinc Media (ZIN) released its interim results last week and trumpeted that it is continuing to move in the right direction, but I would question whether the turnaround is happening fast enough to make the shares attractive.
- By Gary Newman |
- 20 March 2017, 01:26 |
How the Weak Oil Price Threatens the Footsie's Perky Progress
Hello Share Twirlers. Though the Footsie has been striding ahead, it would have done far better if the oil price had behaved itself. We are not just talking oil shares, but the whole of the share economy. A weak oil price has a negative effect all round.
- By Malcolm Stacey |
- 20 March 2017, 01:18 |
Bulletin Board Moron of the Week Contest Sponsored by the FRAUD Cloudtag (again)
It has only just dawned on me that in exactly two weeks time, at 4.30 PM I shall be cracking open the ouzo to celebrate the fact that no Nomad on AIM is so desperate for cash and morally bankrupt that it will act for the fraud Cloudtag (CTAG). And there will thus be an RNS issued to say that it will be slung off the Casino. As that day looms, how will the Bulletin Board Morons spin that as good news? Happy hunting on Cloudtag threads - and others - as we ask you to nominate the most moronic BB posts or tweets in the comments section below. The deadline is midnight Sunday 19th March and, yes, Wildes our pet in-house loon - can nominate his own posts if he wishes.
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 19 March 2017, 08:24 |
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast - Theresa May forgets the wise words of Ronald Reagan at her peril
In today's podcast I look at Peak Club - the mad debt binge at Soho House and what it tells us about asset bubbles and more. Then I cover Theresa May's misguided proposals on executive pay before finally covering the latest boardroom antics at Bowleven (BLVN) , putting it up for sale.
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 19 March 2017, 08:23 |
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Jason Drummond's Gametech: Heading for administration but is it all what it seems?
Four days before Christmas I revealed that after Teathers Financial (TEA), the next venture of Jason Drummond, Gametech, was planning a listing on NEX Markets c/o London's worst financial adviser/Nomad Mr Roland "Fatty" Cornish. Wind forward and the Court filing below suggests that it is on the brink of bankruptcy. But is all it seems?
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 19 March 2017, 08:20 |
Servision – AIM Rule 26 webpage almost a year out of date, and where is Cascade TR-1?
AIM-listed Servision (SEV) still looks to be a story too good to be true. With the company scraping by on boardroom emergency loans and running out of cash, along comes Cascade which agrees to pump in boat-loads of cash at more than 400% of the prevailing share price. We have been told that the first tranche of shares has now been issued (and, indeed, admitted to trading on the Casino), and the cash received. But we’ve not had a TR-1. And why is the company’s AIM Rule 26 major shareholdings web-page almost a year out of date?
- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 19 March 2017, 08:13 |
Stuttard’s Septic Seven – March update (or is that down-date?)
Marcus Stuttard, as head of AIM, completely trusts and supports the regulatory framework of the world’s most successful growth market. As such, and ever keen to help, ShareProphets put together a beautifully diversified portfolio of AIM-listed stocks for him, so that he could demonstrate his faith in the system he oversees by investing in stocks which we have Red Flagged. How better than to put his money where his mouth is to show us that there is nothing wrong. Last time I revisited the portfolio it was down by some 23%. If that had Mr Stuttard feeling a bit queasy, he had better look away now….
- By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM |
- 19 March 2017, 07:19 |
Is it worth giving Chariot another chance?
Chariot Oil and Gas (CHAR) has begun to get my attention again recently as it has plenty going on operationally during the next year or so, and could well become a popular share to be in once again.
- By Gary Newman |
- 19 March 2017, 06:14 |
Precious Metals Video Update: Short-Term Upside But How Much?
In this video Jordan Roy-Byrne of Palisade discusses the short-term upside potential in gold stocks and the key resistance levels. It would be a good sign for miners if they can test their February highs. Otherwise, the sector would remain in a trading range.
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 19 March 2017, 06:13 |
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Milestone Group: Shocking ramptastic RNS’s with just one purpose – placing anyone?
Tom and I have been pretty consistent in our criticism of lifestyle company, Milestone Group (MSG), and although it was touched upon in Friday’s Bearcast (HERE), I thought the ridiculous recent RNS’s required a bit more of a kicking. It is an appalling effort with one sole purpose, to try to seduce new mug punters into supporting this useless company.
- By Cynical Bear |
- 19 March 2017, 04:57 |
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Pensioner muggers WH Ireland - does it have an ethical bone in its body?
You will remember the case of poor Mr Bagot, an elderly client of WH Ireland (WHI) who had his life saving stuffed into a range of utterly inappropriate penny stocks, many of them corporate clients. Mr Bagot has got a bit of his money back but not most. He fights on. Mr Bagot has this update:
- By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM |
- 19 March 2017, 04:02 |
Notes from Underground: The Teddy Bears picnic
ShareProphets readership increases every week - we can tell because we're a registration site and if you unsubscribe, you are kicked off the site. We don't have a dead subscription list like other, lesser, sites.
- By Pizza Hardman Darren Atwater |
- 19 March 2017, 03:26 |
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: What is a Cloudtag moron & the great EU blow-up we are missing
For the nth time not all Cloudtag (CTAG) shareholders are morons. But some are. I discuss how one defines a moron but also responding to "Rachael" I discuss why my combative style is needed and will not be changing. It cannot be an excuse for some of the things that have gone on. Yesterday's Cloudtag moron has now noticed my wife is of Indian origin and is emailing me accordingly. Then I look at the EU. The issue is not Wilders or Le Pen but economics and I present some data that will truly scare you. The can cannot be kicked down the road forever.
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 18 March 2017, 03:26 |
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Final Thoughts on the Disgraceful IGAS Debacle. Lest We Forget
As the sordid story of IGas (IGAS) reaches its conclusion with massive destruction of value for its shareholders, let us not forget a deceitful and misleading chain of events, approved by Sarah Hale then at NOMAD Jeffries and completely unpunished by the AIM regulators.
- By Lucian Miers |
- 18 March 2017, 03:17 |
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Bulletin Board Moron of the Year - or is this parody? (Cloudtag Natch)
Not to be confused with our in-house loon Wildes, Wiids posts on the LSE Asylum and is long and strong Cloudtag (CTAG). This post may be an attempt at parody but the insanity of the long & strong Cloudtag loons is beyond satire. Who knows. Anyhow from last week this is potentially an early winner of Bulletin Board Moron of the Year:
- By Tom Winnifrith |
- 18 March 2017, 03:16 |
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Paddington Bear announces his ShareProphets Return - major new UK short Monday
I am sharpening my claws and preparing to return to the fray as a contributor to this esteemed website: well, once I finish my marmalade sandwich. What is it that has brought me back you might ask? It is a confluence of factors:
- By Paddington Bear |
- 18 March 2017, 03:15 |