UK 20:29 Sunday, 25 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Gold closed the week at $3,995 – below the $4,000 mark and down from last week’s $4,164 as it seemed to succumb to capitulation. Gold stocks also suffered as can be seen on the chart below (courtesy of ADVFN) of Gold against its mining ETFs GDX, GDXJ and GOEX which plumbed depths not seen since early August: the bounce since then is most certainly over.
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. Second up is M on Candessa AI (CAS)
It’s the ShareProphets Sunday Pub Quiz. There are no prizes! And no Googling!
In a disaster, speed matters. However, a warning only helps when people receive it clearly and in time. This graphic, in partnership with Lloyd’s Register Foundation, shows how the share of people able to take action rises with more warning channels, using data from the World Risk Poll.
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. First up is BuriedTreasure on Georgina Energy (GEX)
Sunday is a good time to sit back, read, and forget about shares. Put the kettle on, find a comfy chair. You have the time, don't you?
The most read non-Tom article this week is The View From The Montana Log-Cabin As Gold Rebounds: Will It Last? by Nigel Somerville at number 34, or number 40 with Bearcasts.
Next week is half term here in the rain sodden post industrial second world nation of sanctuary that is Wales and I have promised the Mrs. and kids a few days away with me doing limited keyboard time. After what she endured from Paul Mathieson it is the least that I can offer. So help me out and be like reader A and win an almost free week at the Greek Hovel.
I beg you please start writing today. The weather is foul what a good reason to stay in and help me. Then I look at the rapidly changing mood music and a Monday dream starring Georgina (GEX), Supply@ME Capital (SYME), Nuburu (BURU), Wishbone (WSBN), Cirata (CRTA) and Valereum (VLRM).
Of course we are all in it together. Shareholders in Pensana (PRE) have done their conkers as the seemingly fake sheikh financing deal unraveled leaving a clear fiat black hole and delays to project construction. But what about the directors responsible for this clusterfuck?
Unable to sleep I gained uber geek status by trawling the data based of the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) regarding Valereum (VLRM) and so here is a challenge for you.
Bloomsbury Publishing (BMY) has announced its half-year ended 31st August 2026 results, with a “strong start to second half underpinning record expectations for 2026/27”. How does that compare to the valuation at a 640p share price?
Things are just getting worse for Georgina Energy (GEX) and its moronic shareholders. Let’s start with the FCA.
Last week was a bad week for Nuburu (US:BURU) with its shares crashing down to 23.6 cents per share down from 61.1 cents at the start of the week, resulting in 99.3% decline in the year to date. A few more trading days like Friday where the shares dropped 42% in a single day, will see Nuburu relegated to the OTC markets, if its share price drops below 10 cents. If this occurs it will Nuburu’s third delisting from the American Stock Exchange in 2026.
Online retail group Boohoo (DEBS) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st August 2026 with CEO Dan Finley emphasising “profit before tax has improved to £28.3m. This is the first time the group has delivered positive profit before tax since August 2021… I see material opportunities ahead and we are fully focused on maximising them”. What about that and in the context of a current 26p share price, £421 million market capitalisation?
