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Eneraqua Technologies – “Energy Project Delays”. Uh oh…

An intra-day (uh oh!) announcement from Eneraqua Technologies (ETP) – and commencing that it “has been notified by two local authority clients of a delay to the commencement of a group of major energy projects which were expected to start this month”. Uh oh…
SYME
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Supply@Me Capital – Venus Capital SA – an Italian job

Supposed death spiral provider Venus Capital SA has been involved with the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) since 27 April 2022 when Supply announced a new £7.5 million equity funding arrangement. In the RNS, Venus Capital was described as “a Luxembourg investment company with a long-term strategy focused on investments in diversified sectors, including the fintech industry.”
HEAD
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Headlam – “November trading was improved”, BUT…

“The UK's leading floorcoverings distributor” Headlam Group (HEAD) was downgraded to a sell as the shares fell towards 275p last year on the N50 website, noting outlook macro headwinds. The shares fell below 180p last month before most recently closing at 211p. What of though now a latest “trading update”?

MMAG
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Dates matter: has musicMagpie forgotten its trading statement?

I do not wish to be a bore but dates matter. It was on December 7 last year that musicMagpie (MMAG) served up a full year ( to December 31) trading statement. It is now December 12 and there has still been no statement this year.
ULVR
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The rise and rise of developed market regulation continues as "the CMA will scrutinise 'green' claims made by Unilever". How exciting (not)!

I have not been a fan of Unilever (ULVR) historically. Don't get me wrong, I have certainly happily eaten a Magnum ice cream or two over the last few years, but generally I have found other global fast-moving consumer goods corporate names more of interest. And, whilst the company seems to be getting a bit smarter in terms of its business focus under its newish CEO, I had to smile this morning when I read that "Unilever's 'green' claims come under CMA microscope"…
LFT
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Lift Global Ventures – has the acquisition of Zak Mir’s Miriad lived up to expectations?

The other day, HERE, I revealed how almost half the revenue generated by Miriad Limited, previously owned by Mr Zak Mir aka “Brown Envelope Man” and his wife had to be written off or provided for as potential bad debts by Lift Global Ventures (LFT).
DISP
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GOTCHA! Dispensa – issues revised second interims but they remain non-compliant with IAS 34 requirements

On 1 December 2023 I wrote an article on Dispensa’s (DISP) interim accounts “EXPOSE: Dispensa Interims, a string of accounting howlers, the end game will be 0p” GOTCHA! The company and its shamed adviser, disgraced Andrew Monk at VSA, have had to reissue accounts. But this is not over yet...
BPM
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B.P. Marsh & Partners – agrees a bumper “realisation of investment”, further discount to NAV value

Investor in early stage financial services businesses, B.P. Marsh & Partners (BPM) “is pleased to announce the sale of its entire shareholding in Paladin Holdings Limited, the holding company of CBC UK Limited, subject to certain conditions including regulatory approval being granted”. Has it delivered investment success yet again? It has.

ZED
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Zenova – “pleased to provide” update on progress of fire extinguisher range attempted ramptastic?…

Fire safety and temperature management products and technology group Zenova (ZED) has issued an announcement headlined “Confirmation of leading edge Zenova FX extinguishers compliance and inaugural order in Germany”. So what of a current share price response more than 10% lower at 3.35p?
GoldfishShark

Video: Gold Moves When Miners Can’t Make Money, Like Now

Analyst Jonathan Mergott discusses the state of the metal markets, particularly silver and gold miners. He says that bearish sentiment remains in the market, with Comex inventories aligning with this sentiment and the Bulls dropping to 8% on DSI. The Fed’s forward path was identified as a potential influence on gold prices.
Bearcast
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Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: A buy tip where readers in the very olden days are already 500% up

In today's podcast I look at Powerhouse Energy (PHE), Chapel Down (CDGP), Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) and Supply@ME Capital (FRAUD)
DGI
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DG Innovate – new management and funding ‘to progress their plans’, but by how much?…

Describing itself as an “advanced research and development company pioneering sustainable and environmentally considerate improvements to electric mobility and energy storage”, DG Innovate (DGI) “is pleased to announce, inter alia, a board restructuring, including the appointment of three new executive directors with significant experience in the electric vehicle sector, all of whom have held senior roles with Tesla… and a £2.4 million fundraising via the issue of convertible notes”. So what of a share price currently soaring up to 0.12p in response?
QTX
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Quartix Technologies – from “incredibly pleased” acquisition in September to now ‘committed to reducing its impact on performance as soon as possible’!

Previously writing on vehicle tracking and analytics technologies company Quartix (QTX), in October, with the shares down to 152.5p, I concluded that with noted challenges and reviews currently avoid/sell. The shares most recently closed at 155p but today a “Konetik update”-titled announcement, and what of the shares currently falling below 150p?

UKOG
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Lyin’ Steve Sanderson at UKOG must think his shareholders are really dumb. You know what: he’s right!

Last week Lyin’ Steve was arguing that Horse Hill Developments, the operator of the Gatwick Gusher was so profitable and pregnant with cash that it was able to repay a stack of borrowings to UK Oil & Gas (UKOG). This week we see just what a joke that all is. Today we have news on the deal with Pennpetro (PPP) run by Dave Lenigas the founder of UK Oil & Gas.
Newsboy
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A mid-December big week...

Are you looking forward to Christmas? There will be no turkey at our household, but the premium salmon offering coming from our local supermarket looks rather attractive (online). As for the world of investments, there is really only one week of note left in the year. I know you will be able to continue to buy or sell shares at various parts of the last couple of weeks of the year (especially if you are trading in various developing economies), but the only outstanding matters to focus on are either macro or predictive centred in the larger cap world (ex a dodgy pre-Christmas profit warning). What is happening during the mid-December big week for the global investment markets? There are two matters of particular note in my opinion.
YCA
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Yellow Cake has done very well since I tipped it but still trades at a discount to NAV and is one to keep hold of

Back in September I wrote a piece on ShareProphets outlining why I was bullish on uranium and how to potentially take advantage of any upwards movement in its price.
BRGE

Some Good Days May Now Happen at BlackRock

Hello Share Servers. You know what they say about being too big to fail. Well, the BlackRock set-up is probably the biggest financial investor in the world. And it runs an outfit called BlackRock Greater Europe Investment Trust (BRGE), which I’m rather fond of. I’ve invested in it for decades and my money has increased about ten times. As well as it paying a dividend, of course.
Gold
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The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Retests

After a bit of a barnstorming week last week, Gold closed this week at $2005, retesting the $2,000 mark from the other side. It kicked off with an almighty surge above $2,100 but the rest of the week was a ski-slope. What happens in the immediate future is anybody’s guess but a move back higher seems to me an inevitability.
Boom

It's all true, A song about Conspiracy Theories

"A song about conspiracy theories" is the new release from Sharestock entertainer Dominic Frisby. I am so glad he got that Michelle Obama is a man line in. Enjoy.
VCP
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Could Victoria go to zero? Yes it could!

We have long been bearish about carpets and floorings roll up (geddit?) Victoria (VCP). But it has not always been an easy short. 8 investors have held 80% of the stock and there have been painful bear squeezes. But after recent interims the shares are at near multi year lows at 255p, a market cap of £300 million. And one can now track a descent to zero.
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