Tom Winnifrith

The UK’s only serious one day investor conference is now less than three weeks away. Details can be found at www.UKinvestorshow.com but the final touches are now being put in place for what seems set to be an explosive day. If you have registered for a ticket it will by now have landed with you. A bit […]

Shares in AIM-listed AdEPT Telecom (LSE:ADT), a leading independent provider of voice and data telecommunications services in the UK were recommended at 54p on my Nifty Fifty website before Christmas becoming the first constituent of what we term the penny share ( sub £20 million market cap) portfolio. Following news earlier this week on the […]

No big high street name seems to have gone bust for a couple of weeks but the quarterly rent cheques are due soon so we should have a few more casualties shortly. But is retail 100% dead? No. It is just changing. The team at onefreesharetip.com has prepared a special report on retail stocks to […]

Some folks think that I am the lackey of bear raider Evil Knievil, writing to order to suit his needs. Au contraire. He does not work for me and vice versa and given how insufferable the old boy can be when he gets it right, I – like many – take a perverse pleasure when […]

I sense that shareholders in AIM listed management lifestyle, oops meant to say oilfield services company, Vialogy (LSE:VIY) are not exactly my biggest fans. I warned them to bale at 2.125p in the autumn on the basis that the company was ramping its shares with spurious announcements ahead of a rescue fund raise. I warned […]

I am not sure that anyone can call the share price of Bulletin Board Darling Xcite Energy (LSE:XEL) correctly. As such I make no comment on today’s results other than to republish a note from top broker Fox Davies and it is I who underline two phrases which grabs my eye. Clearly high risk/high reward. […]

Zoltav Resources (LSE:ZOL) the AIM listed shell last week announced a Reverse takeover in a deal to buy some Russian oil assets. The shares were suspended at 4.6p but the deal is being done at 3.5p and so here is how the maths of the shareholder structure stacks up after the deal: 1. Vendors of […]

Has Cyprus made things worse for the UK listed banks? Or were their shares on such a roll that nothing can stop them. Robert Sutherland Smith worked through his first banking crisis just six years into his City career. That was in 1973. Thirty years later he has produced a report on where the banks […]

AIM listed oil stock Sefton Resources (LSE:SER) is suing me for libel – it wants to shut me up. As this process drags on I shall under disclosure rules be asking for an awful lot of documents and emails as, I imagine will Brokerman Dan who is also being sued by Sefton and its uber-expensive […]

I advised shorting AIM listed financial services group CPP (LSE:CPP) back in the autumn on November 21st at 26.75p on the grounds that the bid talks it claimed to be in were just not going to result in any bid happening. And so it came to pass and the shares duly halved. The problem is […]