QPP, Tom & The Other Wrongens

Today Rob Terry finally holds his hands up, sadly he has chosen to do so right at the final hurdle leaving the company and its investors with a mammoth task to save the business. Terry should be held to account for such despicable behaviour and whilst shareholders often cry for help on public forums, few of them form a comprehensive case to submit to the FCA. I hope Tom or somebody of his kind will draft a template letter for shareholders to fill in and submit to the FCA,SFO,Aim Regulator/Investigator....

Tom Winnifrith my friend has been vindicated as have BMD,Lucian Miers, Gotham City and many many more. I believe it is time folk apologised and for those of you who have eaten at the RMPC as I have '' Having enjoyed it on both occasions '' you could pop in and say thanks by way of purchasing a meal and leaving a true review of the place... '' Well done lads ''

Sadly QPP are one of many poor companies operating on the A.I.M exchange, they are certainly not alone in systematically taking liberties whilst exhausting value. San Leon a company I have talked about for sometime have raised over a $100m yet delivered absolutely nothing. Osin Fanning the Chief of flannel has managed to wind down nearly all of the value from the company whilst paying himself and his counterparts handsomely (millions of dollars). I call for all investigative bloggers,commentators and journalists to now align themselves with the story and dismantle the toxic regime before a total loss event ensues.

Stellar Resources: are yet another company that have promised much and delivered little, not only has it failed to deliver any tangible value todate, it also has an extremely questionable way of delivering updates. To view more click here

Uk Oil & Gas: Many of you will remember how I updated you all on the HHDL chairman misleading investors as on three occasions he tweeted that he (the company) believed they would find better traction at the weald basin due to their interpretation of 3D seismic data (which they did not have) many private investors lost fortunes due to this misinformation and whilst Lenigas has bowed out from social media the facts still remain '' How can you get away with this??? '' Ironically he was also chairman of STG (above) when the company gave many half baked promises of securing an extraction license or diamond drilling to validate feasibility at its welsh gold asset... - The 2d/3d seismic debacle was not an isolated case!!!

Wake up to the raft of disingenuous operators on aim...

Keep your pecker up

Doc

Stellar Resources - All Hat, No Cattle

Today I published a piece giving reason on why I believe Stellar Resources are a company now in big trouble, this is due to poor results in all they have done with little to no value creation. The company has been threatening for years to actually get things up and running at Clogau however the powers at be have failed in all attempts to get going.

Years have passed since the company promised to drill,prove,extract and mine in Wales yet today we see little evidence of anything other than jam tomorrow.

You can read my full shareprophets piece here

You can view the mine footage here

Further Images of the setup here GMOW & STG 

I talk more about my own opinion on STG here

What investors need to understand is the SP has no consequence to me as I have NO material gain from either a long or short position. The company was born out of fractured beginnings of which I shall start to piece together over the forthcoming weeks and months.

The local manager Raymond Roberts has left (gone) and no longer words with GMOW, STG directors are moving off!!! The company don't have the money to really get into any sort of production thus the leach that is the listing will need to keep tapping out in order to get funding away.

The boys from Bond St, St Helier are holding the fort for mystery Mick but like all good jigsaws we start around the edges and work in.

Check out:

GMOW
47 Charles Street London

Check out:

Allied Trust Company Limited
Name -Clark
Name -Lezela
Name -Bryans

Check out:

5 Bond Street
St Helier
Jersey
JE2 3NP
United Kingdom

Check out:

Suite 3B Princes House
38 Jermyn Street
London
SW1Y 6DN
United Kingdom

Happy hunting folks....

Doc

All Gave Some, Some Gave All - Docslaymanchatter XXIX

This weeks blog features why we should remember all of our fallen and those of others '' That's right - the others '' we also look at a number of companies in the small cap markets along with some of the macro mechanics effecting us all.

First I urge others to remember those that have fallen through conflict, often there are few winners in war as the devastation stays and lives within humanity for generations. I recall a chat I had with a very old wise man who in his last months told me how it saddened him that whilst he/we remember our fallen hero's, the Germans (The war of his time) never had a fixed time/place or event to remember there's. Whilst chatting about his time in WWII he described the German as ''good soldiers,proud and very much like us '' I think what he referred to was the distinct pride and passion that the opposing soldier held. We then chatted somewhat about the catalysts of war as well as those that make decisions for nations which ultimately end with those on the ground following a chain of command they believe to be righteous and truthful. Its apparent that most of the lunatics ruling as dictators do so with an iron fist that none of us (unless having suffered it) can comprehend just how overbearing this must be.

Most of the financial world quakes with uncertainty as the footsie's value thrusts up and down with the importance of a lunar landing. The gold price keeps finding new reasons why we are never going to see $1900 again (soon) although we all know that physical golds value will rocket on any major disaster in currency. Angela Merkel now seems to have slipped on a banana skin as gone are the glory days of calling all the shots on the EU bailouts of Greece & Ireland, now the GDP nightmare looks to be worsening.

Over to the smallcap roundup of what's hot and perhaps not.

Savannah Resources: Seems to be brewing up a storm as investor sentiment grows by the day, the rumors that Bergen have been disarmed (taken out) and the selling would subside sent the shares soaring upwards. In light of transparency I own shares so rather than whittle on, heres a great summary by Elias Jones

Westminster Group: The company in my mind have made one great step forward in running the ebola appeal to my knowledge things are moving along as well as can be expected and in the shortage of feel good news the SP languishes at 27p. I fully support and expect the wind of change to blow over Wsg however I get disappointed to read how little regard some investors feel when their fellow man are in crisis but this is again a great indicator of how the stock markets affect the mental processing or the gravity of the crisis in W.Africa. If any of my followers have ever fancied buying me a pint for a helping hand then don't bother '' I'm an ungrateful sole '' but the people of W.A may appreciate a £5 to the appeal.

Mx Oil: The Mexican focused Oil & Gas play seems set for greater things, with Pemex meeting in London and the international oil community taking counsel with the Mexican heavyweights it leaves me feeling a hint of confidence that not only will Mx Oil win assets but they will win big if they can just squeeze into the frame. My sources tell me that things have never been so close and while some can argue '' yet so far '' I'd expect the forthcoming presentation at the shareprophets seminar next week to be the start of better things to come.

African Potash: I have commented on a number of times through buy recommendations which I have to say have gone exceptionally well. I feel that the company has been hammered down to the low in the cycle and should hole 1 results (Anytime now) impress then the shares will be passing to and fro for a fair whack more.

Union Jack Oil: After a disappointment from Burton the shares have now nearly halved, this really is unfair as Burton represented only a small proportion of the overall value '' Infact 5% '' although sentiment and momentum are eight tenths of the law on aim so accept that a minor blip prior to the forthcoming workover is where we are today. At 0.24p in a company that has 0.19p of cash and a proven discovery under its belt then it has to be worth adding in the current climate.

LGO Energy: I called this down last week on twitter at 4.85p, the usual shit ensued of how I was a blagger and charlatan... Infact one broker called me fit to burn in public, OK well he accused me of breaking or not understanding aim rules (he's wrong) - '' Telling the truth isn't usually a brokers strongest point as often they are the ones peddling shit ''
(Bit rich ay Christian - Fuck You)  

Companies that are either cheaply priced or that have now factored in any negatives worth watching closely for a major correction are Hurrican Energy, ECR Minerals, Sunrise Resources and Sound Oil



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Gamblers At Work - #KnowTheGame

A little while ago I penned a piece on misinformation after HHDL chairman David Lenigas informed his followers/investors (wrongly) via social media that the HHDL team were far more bullish of the drilling outcome as the 3D seismic would help the team drill the right side of the fault. Today the company announced a discovery from its Portland intersection (which was lighter than expected) along with a failure to find gas of commercial value. '' Obviously natural gas has helped procure interests in abundance.''  

Now is the time that P.I's should look at the misinformation and how it has effected your decision making, then raise this issue with the FCA and aim regulation team, clearly there is a duty of care to provide actual facts to investors and should you feel this isn't the case then now is the time to initiate your complaints. I myself have a dossier now formulated on a multitude of grey area's or slam dunk LIES from the smallcap resource space. 

Here are a few AVOID notes to keep if serious about investing in the AIM markets.

* Steller Resources (To my knowledge) have no extraction licence to mine it's so called welsh gold. Also there are rumors that Raymond Roberts has flown the nest and the mine has been re-locked and stands idle.

* Credible companies like LGO energy with reliable production and £130m mcap shouldn't be fighting to raise cash at bucketshops - Surely II's or an RBL would be better for the shareholders?

* UKOG bought assets from NOP that NOP had up for sale for sometime with the value written down so why pay over the odds for the assets?

* Doriemus,Lohnrho,Octaganol are but a few Australian race horse's - Someones laughing at UK investors as they cherry pick buzz words and phrases. Go back through interviews and you will see the trend '' Who's the joke on? '' It's not the company or its directors.

Investigations are now ongoing into the transshipping of finances from/to a number of well known aim listed companies, corruption is rife and whilst some may dislike Tom Winnifrith, Ben Turney, Daniel Levi or myself the reality is this kind of business needs to be unearthed. 

Before I submit my own collated information (which I won't share with a sole to prevent any leak) to the FCA,Aim regulator,SFO and the official aim investigators I suggest you look deep into the mechanics of whats burning Innocent investors in this market. 

Bests 

Doc 

DocsLaymanChatter XXVIII

What a week in the markets, share price snakes and ladders seems to be the order of the day as the schizo markets changed its mind yet again. In the wake of a wipeout wave during october the calming of the storm has descended onto the small cap sector. There has been plenty enough excitement for one week so here's to the weeks events but not before we focus on a few well discussed principles one should hold.

When good news breaks the markets generally know before the retail hence an aggressive pull back pre RNS, Likewise if a disappointment is coming we often see a rally and tank on news. This is not always the case and we must put this into perspective as the memorable cases are those that are really hyped up leaving the expectation well ahead of probable outcome investors are thrown into uncharted and unexpected territory which in essence presents the sacrificial lambs. We as private investors need to have a strategy in every event, but most of all try and remain as balanced as physically possible.

The talk of the town has been Horse Hill, expectations have been built up and many are left asking questions, at this point it would tee me up nicely to sling shit at Lenigas however I think the damage has been done there and its a pointless exercise but what I will comment on is BMD and the attention that he has had for breaking the story early on. It happens that if you give private investors what they want '' Early shout on news '' then your an areshole because you didn't then take them by the hand and execute their position one way or another. Some would argue P.I's are best left like lemmings however I disagree and believe that simple,robust principles which are applied without emotion can really help investors get a grasp on how to beat the markets maker.

After Vigorously defending David Lenigas and clearly with a good source close to the operation it begs the question was my friend BMD thanked by having his tits twisted with yet more misinformation or was he absolutely spot on to report his findings? I tend to agree with Ben Turney when I say Dan had a duty to report the news, whilst folk argue the detail it really was a big call of which I believe BMD acted for the best and with rightful interest of others. Let the final outcome do the talking and also remember that this was valuable news '' Big scoop '' even if the follow up reaction was not so....

UK Oil & Gas: Tanks on the portland oil discovery update by HHDL, I have stated all along that I believed Oil would be found at Horse Hill and I'm sure there will be another twist or turn in developments 3 miles north of Gatwick airport.

Independent Resources: IRG took off on friday with record breaking volumes this year, with lots of demand from the retailers to secure an interview with the company I look to find out more about a company whose shares here have traded significantly higher in 2011 & 2012 at 100p and 40p respective, clearly much has happened, the SP languishes at 8-2p this year however there does seem to be a disconnect between assets and the market cap of £3m more to follow.

Northcote Energy: Traded significant volumes mid/late last week, this is a real bull signal regarding newsflow. The markets build up expectation and anticipation on what's due! here it would seem that the company are trading off their 12 month low point giving an excellent binary play if nothing else. there has been an acute focus on the oil price which has helped depress all the oilers recently however a decent piece of meaningful news will set the hare running back towards a penny. '' watch out for shoats creek ''

Sunrise Resources: I have chatted a little about this undervalued mining company that has been hammered down recently, again trading up off the lows and with a healthy operational period upon us sunrise has enough to heat up the trading weeks and months ahead. Take some counsel from the recent RNS and look at the Gold,Diatomite,Diamond and Silver assets, things should start to tick along nicely.

Savannah Resources: I have been asked much about Sav via social media over recent weeks, let me clear I have not simply ignored the requests I'm simply looking at the pro's and con's to its current portfolio of assets against the Bergen funding agreement. I think should they slightly tailor their agreements and kick off operations then the company could move back towards the previous high's however Its one to analyse further.

Armstrong Ventures: Is an out and out punt stock that has recently announced Peter Redmond to the bod, Redders is something of a quick starter and slow finisher i.e he'll have a plan on how to create interest and big swings north then often sits on his hands at a slower pace. I believe that AVP will potentially pull out a white rabbit thus a good short punt play. (you are playing Russian roulette here though folks in some respects)


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Lets Get BMD Some #Facts Here...

Today my friend BrokerManDaniel jumped to the aid of David Lenigas who in his typical ozzy manner has spat the dummy out yet again, before folk stress about David '' The Tweet '' Lenigas's apparent withdrawal from twitter I'll draw your attention to the raft of companies that he represents on twitter that all have feeds in which he can tweet until his little heart's content.

What has happened here is the guy has cocked up twice in quick succession whilst arrogantly ridiculing people as '' Unable or Incompetent '' at running a public listed company, or perhaps worse suggesting that his all mighty knowledge is superior to others....

Thats fine as the guy has clearly had some success but lets not forget the royal fuck ups or the fact that he has used twitter as a conduit for self prophecy and promotion. When you drop a clanger you own up, you contact your PR team (which you pay handsomely) and you ask they take care of tidying up the mess. Within 7days David avoided a blackout period prior to a funding call in which he commented on the company which some could describe as positively before announcing a £2m placing. This brings into question the morality of such an occurrence. We in the market accepted his reasoning (As he weakly hit back) only to find that on three yes three separate occasions DL had alluded to the fact the company had 3d seismic data. For anyone like BMD who doesn't quite get the significance of drilling assisted by 3d data or difference it makes to the outcome of analytical work and drilling team execution then please feel free to look it up.

I'm happy to accept that Dave didn't realise what he was actually talking about hence the mistake or that he was tired, over worked or hungover. But he should have held his hands up and corrected the mistake, I believe other writers and commentators agree with me but unlike other unnamed folk I have no business or working with him on anything thus not agenda driven. I do find the guy to be a condescending fat piece of shit who strongly believes his own twaddle whilst attempting his Peter Pan style run on the city....

You see Rolf '' Perfect treat for the family '' Harris claims he did nothing wrong (Initially) it quickly became the love of a girl in which he had sexual desires and encounters (Once of age) '' It was just a simple mistake '' Or Stuart Hall who like half the BBC thought they could brush up against a women whilst squeezing her tits because they were privileged and protected by fame or notoriety. (Obviously this has no similarity to my argument but you see the point?)

This story is not the end of a social media era '' ITS THE START '' of a bigger investigation.

To remind folk of a tweet made by the big man, '' Doc's a good research journalist '' he was right I am and when you misinform people whilst masquerading unscrupulously as you do then I feel no shame in highlighting it in the public domain - I fear others won't as the circle of wealth distributes great rewards for those who can keep tight lipped. '' I cannot '' I'm a simple man from humble beginnings and contrary to belief I live a simple life.

If you want to know what the Mr Tweet thinks of investors or shareholders watch this

'' I couldn't give a rats clacker '' to quote the poor old sod who's getting a tough time.....

Daniel fuck off its utter twaddle and you know it, i'll give it 12 months and you will be singing a different tune, however my friend BMD is a good honest and decent person who I have a whole lot of time and respect for so shall wind my over opinionated neck in and continue with my nerdy due diligence on other bollocks or rocks dropped...

I believe that HorseHill will find Oil and I also don't have any doubt that this is a bonafide Onshore Oil play. My comments are about behaviour and misinformation and not about the operation on the ground.

A few days with the tree huggers at HorseHill would do Daves ego the world of good....

Bests

Doc.

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Markets Submerge Further...

This weeks blog looks over the car crash of the markets over the last week.What does this holds for the punters & pro's! A decent correction often leaves private investors perplexed and fearful, I'm not going to brush off this aggressive move as nothing more than the mechanics before a significant drive in forming new highs however I would suggest that before people run to the door! they actually contemplate where things stand on each pocket of economic data released.

Quantitative easing, low crude price and a falling baltic dry index.... What does it mean?

Well QE is speculated as the booster jab the globally community needs and Europe seem to looking for their next fix, The USA has stalled a little as it seems to have handed over the belt of global supremacy which is now up for the taking, leaving Putin rushing to pass a bill preventing women having tattoos in the small of there back.

Low brent means that things will be cheaper to ship however the commodity linked industry has to accept that its not all '' good in the hood '' never worry to much as pretty much oil to gold the money will insist on capitalising as the mexican stand off between collapse of physical gold and collapse of the global stock markets will ensure volatility,fear and international worry... I shan't be shaking like a shitting dog just yet but do concede that keeping some powder dry '' just in case '' never did anyone any harm. The big financial Christmas run will commence bringing temporary relief if nothing else. Rumors of finacial meltdowns are closely followed by the planet being infected with ebola by sept 2016 leaving 70% of the global population dead. Should the I.S rule the world or Swine flu emerge I'll make sure I have a good Christmas by drinking,smoking and spending a few bob on loved ones.

Folks lifes about managing the good,bad and ugly, the current run of form will be no different than the last correction. For those following the BDI then its back to consistent levels of a decade ago, were likely to see some consolidation and continuity of the world's shipping lanes. '' Nothing more worrying than that in my opinion ''

My old mate Tom Winnifrith sticks the boot in on another aim company that has been around for a while and currently at a loss ratio of a quarter of its value. However Tom takes DickHead Dave at face value. I mean please.........

He has a relevant point and this is one of the primary reasons I believe Tom is such a valuable commodity to private investors, Quindell,Blinkx and Sefton are all but a few companies that Tom and co. have been absolutely 100% correct about. '' Is he right to highlight failings in a company that has yet to perform and is he also right to remain steadfast in his defence of all that is dear to him including DD '' whilst we don't agree on everything including his recent coverage on Patrick Cheetham of tertiary, for the record since Cheetham came into the rat race of aim over 1/3 or 700 companies have gone to the wall! Tym has not. I won't argue the corner but will do after I return from our meeting next week.  I do respect the meaningful relationship Tom and I have (I would say friendship but clearly a southern posh knob and a heathen northerner could never have anything in common) having said that he has my unequivocal support on the slaying of unethical publicly listed companies...

We can talk about companies all we like but when a bear raid ensues then sometimes its best we board up the windows and hide behind the tears of a clown. Perhaps the brave & foolhardy could try and buy the hammered down stuff, keep some powder dry and try and evaluate the impact damage/limitation to each piece of news...

A guy pulled me up about my foul language this week for which I'm sorry!


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