Saturday, 27 June 2015

Potential Scam Being Operated - Beware

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Warning!!!! Please share, don't become a victim of this scam. 

It is understood that a man with a beret on looking militant accompanied by a weedy looking fellow wearing a pinstripe suit and '' Krays '' like glasses are rumored to be in the Trafford Centre operating this scam, one victim reported. 

'' Today I was walking through the Trafford Centre when I was approached by a smartly dressed man with a che guevara mask on  who asked me if I would like to smell his cheese. As he asked this he gestured his hand towards my nose which was in the extended palm position. Being a lover of cheese I saw no harm in taking the man up on his kind offer. 

As he brought his
 hand up to my nose what I hadn't noticed was that his other hand was in the clenched fist position at the base of his extended palm (see picture). When his finger tips reached my nostrils I could neither see or smell the cheese and it was too late to retract as his now perfectly aligned fist of the other hand was now traveling towards my nose at speed, which then struck me with considerable force.'' 
There was never any cheese! This was a scam to catch me off guard and punch me in the nose.
No matter how much you love cheese do not accept offers to "smell my cheese" off of people you don't know and for fucks sake never believe everything you hear in share world either. 

Keep your pecker up folks

Doc 

Tuesday, 23 June 2015

DocsLaymanChatter - Midweek Special



As the markets become a mine field of lies,deceit, and dishonesty private investors feel the unsolicited wave of uncertainty rolling over them. The markets are rigged folks, the excessive level of corruption never really hit home until the anchors are slammed on the markets and things start to go in the wrong direction. Now before everyone runs out and hits the sell button you have to consider where in the cycle is your investment and will a drier liquidity level significantly change the game for you? 

We know that the markets slow down, we know that private investors are often stifled into selling at the wrong point and of course we know just how green private investors are. This leaves people with a conflicting sense of what they need to do against actually doing it. One has to take preventative actions however the bulk of the investment community start to take such measure right at the pinnacle of change and on the wrong side of a trade or investment. 

Never find yourself buying or selling on emotion, never find yourself allowing wider factors affect your day-to-day decision-making and for crying out loud, KnowTheGame folks... 

Capital protection is paramount as this is the foundation to what gives us the ability to invest / trade. Never lose sight of how valuable your capital is. 

Whilst the last 3 weeks has presented the shitty end of the stick towards private investors we must all remember that the markets are built by design to draw us into making the wrong decisions at the wrong time... hail a sucker rally or best a pre Grexit pump!!! I expect the heat will come back at the end of summer but a few bright days before could well be on offer. 

Don't expect miracles but use each and every roll of the dice to improve your personal position - '' Money can buy you a good dog but it can't buy you a wag of it's tail '' 

Savannah Resources: SAV recently announced a deal that all LT investors new it could secure, naturally any lag of news forces the impatient to exit on any sniff of interest however Rio Tinto is a little bit more than a flim flam deal so I expect to see many more twists & turns 3p area looks good value on what we know now against last week. 

CEB Resources: Came out of suspension among a lot of speculation with the SP getting anchored by the placees taking there fill and moving on, personally I see another MXO in the making and whilst this is exciting it all takes time. I have added to my already significant position and will intend to scale in further as news / deal flow should be pretty encouraging. Whitby is no stranger to value creation with his last shell running from $1.6m to $600m market cap.

Afren: Is the company under the watchful eye of aim, are we seeing the death role playing out of a celebrity investor name taking his place briefly on the podium or is it literally a pre crash rally to allow the boys out??? - Time will tell but I see folks making some money out of AFR over the coming weeks but it won't all be clean money. 

Keep ya pecker up 

Doc 

Sunday, 7 June 2015

Investor Meeting Manchester to Join the London '' Get Together ''



The investor meeting in Manchester has been delayed and re scheduled for later in the summer, Both sets of attendees are invited to join us in the city in late summer. 

The event delay has come by way of overwhelming demand for London and the flexibility shown by investors with a serious interest. If they /  you are happy to travel to the city who am I to argue with that..

The last company to attended an InvestorMeeting in Sept. 14' has watched it's shares rise significantly, We hope to deliver a company with a strong and pragmatic outlook to match or exceed last years event.

Further updates shall follow here.

I.M

Note: We appreciate their maybe a small number disappointed thus will look to try and schedule again for autumn. 

Friday, 5 June 2015

How the TiT's intend to work on AIM




Hey Folks,

Some of you will be aware that I've personally shown some concern Re: the recently announced new (subscription based) tip TiTs / blog site. Let me be clear about my rationale behind showing resistance towards the concept!

As I believe 90-95% of punters on aim are losing or struggling to break even, I feel that this concept preys on the weak and vulnerable, winners won't pay for this information but somebody at a loss would (or in fact say anything) if they thought it could help recover lost life savings. To suggest you are the closest thing to inside information is reckless and misleading, the pitch is based around charging you £10p/m for privileged or worse insider information. The practices within the aim exchange are positively shocking as we see on a day to day basis thus naturally sites like this have been born out of a '' Do as we please attitude '' which is immoral, unethical or illegal.

As I show resistance to the concept, I myself have thrown my head between the foot & ball, yet again picking up more additions to the doc holiday hater bus. Frankly i see this as a compliment that injecting hours of time to try to steel or hijack my credibility (built up over years within the markets) as flattering, but proclaim -

I will not be deterred no matter how hard these agenda's are pushed, this is the oxygen I need to carry on in a market which I see as bent,corrupt and habited by ruthless scoundrels trying to invent new and ingenious ways to climb the greasy pole...

Self promotion and prophecy comes in all guises and I myself accept that running a blog (like this) or acting as a small cap market commentator could be viewed as contradicting to this piece, however I believe showing a consistent responsibility from consistent winning results as a far cry from running shotgun over a weak or displaced community.

Often the analogy '' Winners focus on winners & Loser focus on winners '' is quoted.

I tend to think winners can lose and losers can change, but you have to show dignity,humility and most of all a commitment,drive and motivation to become comprehensive at what you do no matter how improbable an idea it may first seem. The aim markets are a mystery to many which makes securing a solid foundation similar to navigating the horn or Africa - Pirates ahoy, but in time you reap what you sow...

I want to stress new ideas and holistic thinking is not something I've ever been against (regardless of bogus claim)  I have a good record of helping people with new ideas, although not all ideas thought up in a pub are good ones. I believe that the concept of charging for something you shouldn't or may not even have is wrong, creating a new site to compete with others (or better work alongside) as a great idea, we all need to start somewhere.

For those behind the idea? Well some have a checkered background, Others have none - This is not a personal thing just a simple rationale behind my thought process. I genuinely wish the team at TiTs or the California Joe blog all the very best in promoting and selling the idea to the private investing community or the wider corporate fool however as the dragons den saying goes '' I'M OUT ''

At least until we have a more responsible attitude shown towards the product and its people, the testament of time will tell....


Keep your pecker up


Doc


Sunday, 17 May 2015

DocsLaymanChatter: XL





Well what a week it's been in the markets, many points to consider but first and foremost it's nice to see Zak Mir back at The ShareProphets. My buddy Brokermandan has gone out on a full scale assault with his involvement with New world oil & Chris Oil, I wish them well as much as I hope Ben Turney gets the result he wants. I agree with Ben that the markets are screwing investors consistently, leaving the need for someone  brave enough to pick up the banner. Dan and Ben although at logger heads here have very much the same view regarding UK private investors being treated as prey by the London markets, although with very different views in the way they each see a rescue coming from.

Summers upon us and I for one very much look forward to kicking back and enjoying the fruits of my labour in what has been a labour intensive few years, I like many of you have been working up to 100hrs a week and this takes its toll. Entering into meaningless arguments or bickering is to me a big waste of time and whilst sometimes difficult to avoid but the reality is bickering is non productive. I will during summer be sharing bulletin updates on the new Docs Blog page here.

This will allow those of you interested to get eyes on what i'm doing without the flannel of twitter, it also gives those tuning in a head start on social media.


Lets look across some of the stocks that are interesting me and of course more importantly the companies talked about by you the retail community.

Boxhill Tech: Box has been a company I've covered for much of 2015, we have been aware that the company been in the recovery process but often the case that bad news lags and whilst new exciting things were happening in the background, the news runs behind thus leaving the market unsure to its credence. Naturally the recent update points very much to better times from the micro stock. (Note: Both TEA and now BOX have done 100% or more since discussing them. shorter term traders will have had a decent return - the testament of time will tell if they have a longer term workable plan) - Micro-cap watch returns in Autumn.

LGO Energy: I see LGO has stirred once again which could mean the usual move to 4p should the 3p or above hold for a session or two, although It remains unclear on the decline curve of the wells which means the story to me does not have the visibility to hold. LGO becomes a trader's stock until investors can understand i.e: Yr 1 2000bopd Yr 2, Yr 3,Yr 7 and so on as it's my belief that in years 2-7 the decline would wipe that production back to a few hundred barrels.

Galileo Resources: Has been the epitome of sad news with its CEO suffering a fatal heart attack, this has been a loss to the company and massive distraction, on top of this one of its institutional holders has (through policy change) been winding down its position '' talk about double kick in the balls ''. This has left the share price falling from 7.88p down to 2p however all is not lost. Colin Bird of Xtract (XTR) holds 35% and is holding the forte, I believe with a calming of the waters coupled to the distressed seller leaving GLR has every chance of moving back above 3p towards 4p. I'll talk about this more as things unfold however accept that this is a risky play which could yield high returns or punch holes in your portfolio.

Red Rock Resources: The deal's been done and the news released Friday here at 6.22pm this outlines that any Kenya threat on assets is being mitigated (hopefully) and the long awaited Columbia sale has been completed which means money in the bank, royalties and now a fresh pastures outlook. (I've been criticized for backing Andrew Bell here but he's really been a shining light on a number of fronts which will only become more apparent over time).

Edenville Energy: The kings of disappointments has come from this company over a well stretched out tenure ship on AIM however even though I fear all the excitement will come to less than some hope, we can't ignore the renewed interest not only in EDL but also in their peers. Kibo had a decent run (Eventually) and it would appear that EDL is having its moment in the lime light. I fully expect a continuation to the upside, i just don't see the longevity some may hope for. The first rule in the markets is expect the unexpected, so looking past the fossil fuel slaying business they are in I'd look out for a carry-on of volume to be the crux to bigger and stronger technical ranges. If it drys up then ship out, if it continues liquid then hold for greater returns.

All the best


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Sunday, 10 May 2015

DocsLaymanChatter XXXIX



As punters raided the city for there keep last week many communities are left reflecting, It would appear that New World Oil '' The company without a squeeze '' saga has seen its shares soar by 10 x there amount at the high's.

Commentary has been overwhelming leaving some punters tired or bored of the relentlessness of it, understandably these events appear to have taken all of the limelight however rest assured there are a few more twists and turns (which I see starting early Monday pre open) I envisage the whole debacle will start to simmer down although not before at least one more huge spike up & down through mass volatility.

The NWOG guys are adamant there are multiple ways to block the conditional vote being past, thus leaving short positions exposed. I believe this comes by the NO vote being blocked by its NWOG members who have a substantial holding in the company or from a lawful case relating to the shares illegal circulation.

The YES vote guys believe the placing has been structured in the best interest of shareholders by requesting the board suspend remuneration (until able to pay them) along with a close monitoring of near term events by suggesting fundamental changes to the business and potentially the management team.

Whatever the outcome I can positively say that events and behavior from all sides has been pretty toxic, I have personally watched investors caught on the wrong side (turn bandit) and those on the right side (make life changing cash) however there are very few people feeling happy.

This week many people have commented on my own characteristic being off, this is simply due to a well formed / presented group of PCB clients attacking my very being, I've kept much of this personal but please accept my apologies if it's grown tiresome. I shall be summing this up in the weekend DLC attached here.

I have been asked on twitter by D Abberley what I make of Fred W. Peters joining the register so here goes: As I understand it many of the new significant shareholders joining the 3%+ register are NO voters, this information has been sourced carefully so has to be given some credence. We can expect to see one or two more potentially joining them however don't know much more than that other than a few could do with remembering who could see this mammoth 5 - 10 times the multiple rise against those who totally missed it.

I must also comment on the hatred shown to investors caught on the short side or infact Cornhill Cap. this has been pretty viscous and not needed, '' Burning people really isn't cool '' but if it happens then lessons will be learned but lets remember the great business these guys have also done recently too.

Lets see how things pan out Monday, I believe there will be a continuation although further news will come to change the gears up & down before sundown.


All the best


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Sunday, 26 April 2015

DocsLaymanChatter XXXVIII



After a less hectic week this week we hear much of Olympus falling as the Greek woes slowly starts to increase on the fear-o-meter, to mimic Draghi of the ECB its getting critical but not quite imminent - does this mean we are being prepared for a slap around the EU face as the earthquakes start to rumble again regarding the single currency collapse. It's early days yet (apparently) but stay tuned or more importantly on your guard.

The markets are compressed with terminology/facts of misinterpretation which often causes conflict and confusion, this is one of the many reasons when communicating with other investors within the private investment world i believe we should be forgiving or understanding. Money,fear,loss can manifest itself in mysterious ways which is a sad reflection of the outfall of the darker parts of AIM. As investors lose on AIM there emotional level evolves into a manic state of mind which again is a bi product of the markets allowing the game to issue you a final knockout blow. Don't become a statistic of the game '' Know it ''

This week we look at a few very different companies for very different reasons, liquidity is a stable part of your investment diet, never be caught up in too many illiquid stocks at any one time... - Hear todays ADVFN podcast with Justin (Sharepickers) on Red Rock, African Potash, Prospex Oil:

African Potash: A company that has been very rewarding yet somewhat disappointing has recently give away its biggest sign that its road to recovery precedes the once thought road to perdition by doubters, Chris Cleverly is very much onboard with some very near term dynamic moves. The recent AGM should have been a formality in making room to issue the 2nd and final tranche of funding coupled to the axing of its Bergen instrument which has single handedly hammered the price from 2p down to 0.4p. A year ago 5p was the main level of attack and whilst this seems a distant memory I can very much see a quick rebound to 1p+  the retreat down to current levels seems harsh and now unnecessary (Bergen goes, the price will rise) I fully anticipate very near term buoyancy.

Prospex Oil: The little unknown company has recently been flagged up, Formerly Premier Gold (PGR) the company of old crashed against the rocks leaving the shell which was rescued via a CVA / clean up by the new management team. Now Prospex Oil after raising a slug of cash and with a newly formed board appears resonates very much with a little unknown Mx Oil (This time last year) formerly Astar Minerals. Some may remember the 1p to 5p move there and I very much get the feeling that PXOG is a mirror image. Ironically the MXO doubters were quickly put in there place as the shares have consistently traded at a significant gain leaving Prospex as the next highly anticipated and very much unknown shell looking to move into near term O&G acquisitive space. If they secure a close to home onshore asset then expect shares to soar, if they sit on there hands for 6 months then expect a troublesome future. '' I'm a speculative buyer of the stock ''

Red Rock Resources: Andrew Bell has been fighting on many fronts and whilst the brave samurai has been busy (nearly falling on his own sword) it would appear that with all of the debt removed, remuneration reduced and far less liabilities it looks to me that 0.08p will be the foundation to the companies recovery story. I expect the shares to trade up somewhat assuming AB keeps concentrating on doing his job rather than the usual lack lustre spivvy old money roll as an executive. Things have changed and RRR and Bell need to do a days work as well as enjoying the city life of boozy lunches.

Mx Oil: Shares have soared recently on a highly anticipated update on acquisition progress, MXO has been a real gem for penny investors and we stand by for the long awaited news flow. During the UK Investor show Mx Oil was particularly popular - Pretty Polly or Pretty Exciting '' You decide ''.

UK Oil & Gas: Sadly my popularity on UKOG has dried up, after 1000% of gains called on this company, from a time when very few people even knew what they were doing back in 2013/4 It pains me to say that UKOG looks a sell rather than a buy. If an equity issue comes or the funding of a second hole kicks in then I strongly believe the shares value will decline. I do however want to wish David all the very best for a peach of a promote and also wish all holders/ex-holders a bright and fruitful future. I'm 99.9% sure that hundreds of billions of barrels won't be secreted from Horse Hill (Weald Basin) but very happy to be wrong, the risk now is above and beyond even me.

Sefton Resources (Stryker): My friend BMD has left the building, whilst many will speculate on this i think without doubt he's demonstrated (even if only briefly) how to create interest within the market place, welldone and congratulations.


All the best


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