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The outlook for the mining sector in 2023

The mining sector in general has experienced high levels of volatility over the past couple of years, even more so than normal, and that looks likely to continue into 2023 as well.
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Zak Mir’s Christmas Carol Part 1

‘twas the night before Christmas and the UK’s best known and leading chartist and CEO of Aquis listed Lift Global Ventures was perched on the edge of his four poster bed. His faithful teddy bear Aloysius urged him to consider snuggling up with him underneath his duvet, adorned with the Harrow School crest. But something was playing on the mind of Europe’s leading technical analyst, Mr Zak Mir.
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Deltex Medical – “pleased to announce” year end update. Er, what about the “increased cash requirements”?!

Deltex Medical Group (DEMG) states that it “is pleased to announce that its year-to-date revenues are ahead of the group's full year 2021 revenue figures. In addition, the group has a large advanced opportunity in the pipeline which if successful, could provide a further boost to revenue in the short term”. What of this and the rest of a “Year end update” with the shares currently more than 19% up at 0.925p?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: 57 calls NOT to get a GP Appointment, the useless bloody fecking NHS

I start with a rant. Then I go onto look at Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL), why I am less bullish on oil than Gary Newman, Argo Blockchain (ARB), AAA (AAA), Asimilar (ASLR) and Audioboom (BOOM)
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The SEC rap sheet against Caroline Ellison, part time g/f of FTX chief crook Sam Bankman-Fried

Although the FTX crypto heist gang gave quite enormous sums to the Democrat Party it is to be hoped that these twenty something fraudsters spend the rest of their working lives in the slammer. The rap sheet below from the SEC is for Caroline Ellison the part time girlfriend of the chief crook Sam Bankman-Fried. GUILTY! Say we all. Enjoy.
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Tekmar – contract award ‘delight’, but what about “the necessary cash”?

Tekmar Group (TGP) states on its cable protection systems business that it is “delighted to receive the award for Dogger Bank C… set to become the world's largest offshore wind farm”. So what of the shares currently responding more than 80% higher to above 12p?
BEN
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Ben’s Creek now flogging its own assets – the Argo Blockchain route to (temporary) survival

Is there a growing cash crisis at Ben’s Creek (BEN)? In short, and you should be, YES.
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Video: Worst Recession in Memory and New Highs for Gold in 2023, bitcoin to $9,000

Market Strategist Gareth Soloway of "In The Money Stocks" is a cheery fellow predicting doom and gloom all round unless you are in gold and silver or short shitcoin.
Oil-Rig
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The 2023 outlook for oil: it is bullish

Tom has asked me to give my thoughts on oil for the coming year, and whilst I am still bullish on it, things certainly aren’t very clear at the moment with so many different factors in play. It is a curate’s egg. Or maybe rather better than that.
CCL
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The grass is always greener next year for Carnival

Just under three months ago, I wrote “I really do hope that you are not feeling too pessimistic about global financial markets and your portfolio”. And, as we get even closer to ending 2022 and starting 2023, I really hope you feel excited about future investment opportunities. It is never easy but it is never impossible either. However, that does not mean you should own shares in every stock and that brings us on again to Carnival plc (CCL).

VRS
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BREAKING: Versarien set to sack staff on Friday, all to do with audit sign off

The word on the street is that the “consultation period” with Versarien (VRS) staff where they were ALL told by the loathsome Neill Ricketts that their jobs were “at risk) ended yesterday. As such, a material number of P45s will be issued in time for Christmas. Its Neill: “Happy Christmas colleague, you are fired!”
Beggar
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Another indicator of Government failure - record numbers of bars & restaurants going bust

As chancellor, Rishi Sunak was applauded by almost everyone except me for the vast amounts of taxpayers money he chucked at the hospitality sector during the scamdemic. His reckless spending - either supported by the Labour Party, the SNP, the Lib Dems, the media class, or attacked for not being enough, created the inflation nightmare. But did it work? Look at the shocking chart below.  
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bonus Bearcast: GOTCHA Yourgene

The shares have collapsed 80% today and from 4.25p on November 3. I explain why that matters and why heads must roll as this stock is now just not investable.
SBTX
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Lemming interviews Skinbiotherapeutics boss Stuart Ashman

I do not always agree with Mr Lemming Investor but for what it is worth we are both still bulls of Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX). He posted this Q&A with Stuart Ashman the other day and it is worth a read. Over to the Lemming:
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Insig AI – grateful for gifted back shares, but just how tight is cash currently here?

Data science and machine learning for the asset management industry company Insig AI (INSG) has announced, following the recent publication of its half-year results to 30th September 2022, that its founders have gifted back shares which are expected to “predominately be issued to third parties or partners who are expected to help generate revenues, or add long term value to the business, but also to employees and other stakeholders as payments or bonuses in lieu of cash”. So what to make of this and a current 16p share price?
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: I am sure I win my bet with Cliff Weight

I start on my health which seems to be improving. I then cover Nightcap (NGHT) - with another shocking expose - Cineworld (CINE), Eurasia Mining (EUA), the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and Zephyr Energy (ZPHR) where I reckon I have won my bet with the ShareSoc BSD. I offer him another bet of a similar nature.
XSG

Xeros Technology – “an exciting milestone”…or not?

Arguing that its “technologies revolutionise the way we make and clean our clothes”, Xeros Technology Group (XSG) has issued an update including that IFB Industries has “confirmed that it will begin placing its new premium 11kg domestic washing machines, designed for large households and incorporating Xeros' Care technology, in its Indian retail stores by the end of this calendar year”. An “exciting milestone”?
GMAA

Gama Aviation – argues “confident”, but how much so can it really be in the current funding environment?

Previously writing on Gama Aviation (GMAA), in August with the shares at 56.5p I questioned it “progressing towards securing the new credit facilities required”. The shares last closed at 61.5p but are currently heading down towards the previously noted level on the back of an “H2 Trading Update, Liquidity & Credit Facilities” announcement.

BNZL
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Wake me up if Bunzl shares fall back below a 26 quid price (again)

Are you nearly ready for Christmas? I hope that you are, as it has been a busy, and often volatile, year for all investors, and it is always good to have a bit more of family time focus. Naturally though, weirdos like me will be spending a bit of each of the final ten days of 2022 looking at market matters. And that inspires me this morning to write about the specialist international distribution and services company Bunzl (BNZL).
Boom
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BREAKING: Happy Christmas Julie Meyer - Who's Going to Drive you home tonight?

Oh dear. Oh Dear. You remember Tesla meets Fitbit? Drive Software, the flagship in the empire of Julie "Lingerie on Expenses" Meyer? I have chronicled what a joke company it is many times year but my analysis was dismissed as "misogynist". Anyone who criticises the woman still fleeing a High Court arrest warrant is a misogynist. Well just in time for Christmas it seems as if the unpaid bills have just piled too high as the documents below demonstrate.
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