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Posted at 14/6/2014 13:31 by flopinfo Has he ever had any winners ?JANUARY 27, 2011 · 9:48 AM ? Jump to Comments San Leon. A word to the Wise! 2 Votes Research your investment here! I have as you all know placed a 60p/100p target on San Leon over the next few months. This is MY personal target based on what I have learned and sourced from the city and the company. I have spoken to various contacts including GlobalData,Fox-Davie |
Posted at 02/6/2014 11:59 by flopinfo BankruptManDaniel clearly does not like free speechSo much for the 'guerilla investor' LOL doesn't want his dwindling fan club to know he is bankrupt and a conman |
Posted at 09/3/2013 13:32 by whereareallthemugpuntersyachts Has it come out yet which brokers Broker Man Dan worked for ?an 'audit' trail of his website registration suggests he was never actually a broker but simply a Manchester based gig promoter who became a stock promoter during the retail mug punter 'boomlet' of 2009/10 By the way the 'game' that BMD has been playing is given away now by the fact that a WhoIs database search reveals that the registrant for the BrokerManDaniel website is BrokerManDan MADCHESTER Media. You can google it yourself. Rather than being a City broker the old Myspace 'Madchester Promotions' website was that of a small time Manchester gig promoter who liked using Che Guevara imagery on his 'Madchester Promotions' website. What a clown TW@ has allied himself with. madchester promotions suite 28 wlimslow road manchester Domains madchester promotions suite 28 wlimslow road manchester owned domains: brokermandaniel.com. Brokermandaniels' Blog | Revolution for small Investors. ... whois.pho.to/madches |
Posted at 28/2/2011 12:35 by hearrts Bookie is correct, Brokerdan is pure P&D merchant however.His blog is sensational journalism, given that he states hes a broker his write ups are very ' layman' Any writes up on the city or stockbroking are copy and pastes, in fact one user on the blog pulled him up on this where Dan wrote a piece that looked like it was his work. Another poster has pulled him up that he does not archive all his posts. Some of the ' less succesful' tips were deleted. Dan said this was a computer error! His main tips are ones that have been popular on the bbs for a number of months so you get no better insight than you would reading ADVFN, iii or LSE and certainly dont get the quality. Where he has gone out on a limb with less known stocks such as Triple Plate, Leni and San Leon they have all failed. Again you have to question his broker title when you see some of the price targets he gives, comes across as more a carried away PI than proffesional. I think now he picks stocks that are popular anyway, this helps the pump. Another trick he uses is that he states he does not tip, just gives info. So when a stock fails he says he did not tip, however if one wins he then changes his tune and rants how he told you to buy. I find him comical, if investors go in on the pump, then thats upto them, if they did not follow BMD it would be another tipster or PI. For info he used to post on ADVFN as Intelligenceleak, again pretending to have insight on the market. |
Posted at 18/2/2011 12:38 by rogerinns If he makes money from his blog then that's OK by me. What he does do is bring shares to people's attention and provides, in most cases, a reasonable argument as to their potential. If investors buy solely on the basis of his opinion without researching the stock themselves then they only have one person to blame if it goes belly up and that person is not BMD. |
Posted at 18/2/2011 00:52 by divinausa1 anyone following his blogg must be nuts although saying that if your a trader and his bloggs are causing share price spikes then you can make some serrious dosh, maybe he is also getting very rich, mine you anyone seeing this must realise he is in cloud cookoo landBMD on RRL is nothing if enthusiastic!! His latest epistle released a few mins ago includes this: "I base my targets only on expectation and potential NOT on oil in place or proven reserves. If they hit oil in Georgia or Puntland or both then range Resources will jump to 500p minimum! Investing and holding here for Georgia and puntland should be the objective. They will rise and the trend is up on the 3 month chart which reflects the under-lying upward trend which is being driven by investors not traders. Range should hit 50p well before we get the first spud on either of their two main assets. Hold!" Ohhhh.... and btw the current share price is about 16p. At £5/share this only values RRL at a mere £6.5 billion! |
Posted at 17/2/2011 23:38 by thegreatgeraldo Here's his piece on Caza, from 4th Feb, which is, imvh, misleading.. at the time they were drilling 2 wells, the lesser of those, the 3rd Windham well, has since finished drilling & initial results have been announced. The key mover for the share price will be the Arran well, where an initial result is due around mid-March with detailed results maybe sometime in April, so doubling in his timescale seems fanciful to say the least. After an initial spike following BMD's excitable post, the Caza share price is back where it was before his/her post Yes it's make or break time for holders of Caza oil and gas! The next 30 days could see a doubling of the current share price . Yes that's a 100% increase from where they currently trade. So thinks this Blog after mucho research from within the city, that's why we are urging investors to watch list CAZA OIL & GAS! With a whole raft of drills ongoing the share price is beginning to trend up on expectation as Cazas' Board get ready to announce results from more drills than I care to mention ; The Texas Windham Prospects, 158#1. 158#2. 162#1( Caza has a 25% working interest in these 3 wells) The Arran prospect Marian Baker#1 drill in Louisiana which I hear is going very well and ahead of schedule! Caza has a net revenue interest of 26.24%. Targeting EXPECTED multiple potential, hydrocarbon bearing reservoir sections" IE; It's a company maker! Haakon Property/Thisco #3 Well, St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. 22% Interest. (On production) OB Ranch #1 well Wharton Texas producing both gas+ oil! Caza have a 45% interest (On Production). Hite Offset Prospect Matthys-McMillan Gas Unit #2 Well, Texas 19.61% interest (On Production) Get researching these Caza have already hit 67p and have traded back on this due to a decrease in production revenues which are now thought to be increasing coupled with the recent £19 million placing at 42p Caza are now in a very strong position for growth. The 6 month chart is showing an upward trend. Caza are chomping at the bit as their drills enter the home straight. There's a Big rise here on the cards! Up to 100p. target 30 days! Viva! |
Posted at 17/2/2011 22:56 by ntd909 Looking forward to finding out LL. Does this guy have insider information? Or is he simply watching the trades? Remember what he said about Oilex being carved up? Watch out for the big spike?! Oilex. Stock Set to Rise. JANUARY 10, 2011 · 10:48 AM It's great to see Oilex on a charge. They have been rising and trending up over the last few months in particularly since the trading halt of last month, which I might add was badly managed and leaked by the company, Oilex placed 30,000,000 shares with sophisticated Professional investors at a price of 20p raising many millions in funds. We here are hearing good news is being touted about the company/India assets. It wasn't so long ago that Oilex were being compared as the next Cairn. The Blog put a target price of 65p on these quite some time back when they were trading well below 20p. Many scoffed and rolled their eyes to the heavens but as time goes by the 65p target is looking good to go! What is pushing this sp? Well it seems that stake building is taking place in preparation of the announcement/update/ The net proceeds of the Placing will be applied primarily to further drilling on the Cambay Production Sharing Contract "tight" Eocene reservoirs in Gujarat, India, and for working capital. This drilling will be in addition to the Company's first proof-of-concept horizontal well on the Cambay Eocene reservoirs planned for Q1 2011. Another pointer here is the AGM where I believe that the 4,000,000 share option being granted to Sundeep Bhandari/IHL (a related party interest) will be rubber stamped. The Managing Director and controller of IHL, Mr Sundeep Bhandari, is the son of Mr Laxmi Bhandari, a non-executive director of Oilex Ltd since November 2006. Pursuant to section 228 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and Rule 10.11 of the Listing Rules, IHL is a "related party" of the Company. So it's safe to say that those "sophisticated and professional investors" must be more than happy with the current rising stock as they ALL are up some 50% on their original investments. So that begs the question; What were these sophisticated types told in-order for them to part with large sums of money? Answer; Oilex are sat on massive gas {proven} reserves. Cambay is a gas giant and Oilex are quietly confident that "proof of concept" will lead to a staggering increase in share price value over this quarter. There are 50p minimum targets being mooted here. 100p looks set to be hit on Cambay news alone. It's an insiders carve-up!!!!! They are all buying in on the cheap!!! You heard it here first!!! Oilex are set to spike. The trend is there for ALL to see. So what happened to the share price the next day? It retraced and is down 15% since the post! |
Posted at 17/2/2011 11:55 by stamply2 The guys a fool and the FSA should shut him down.yesterday he wrote how MXP had found oil and how the investors were in for a great month. today mxp declared a duster. Hes been wrong with TRP,GKP,MXP, and many many more. He even got XEL wrong even though they did eventually flow oil. Hes called buying caza at 50p yet we were all filling are boots at 5p. Binmandan little wonder the guy gets laughed at by the alphaville boys |
Posted at 17/2/2011 10:19 by ntd909 You'll all recall the Blogs' musing on Cluff Gold some time back. Yes we gave Cluff our seal of approval when they were trading at approx' 108p. They are a terrific gold company with highly prized assets. There's some breaking news rumoured here. They are as you all know tipped for greatness by literally every stock watcher in the National press and beyond!Now I must stress that the recent rises over the last week or so are NO surprise to the Blog so what's driving the hike/ Is it: A/ Kalsaka, Burkina Faso Kalsaka produced over 74,000oz of gold in 2010, a 35% increase from 2009, surpassing the 70,000oz production target set at the start of the year. B/ Baomahun, Sierra Leone The Company is very positive about the enormous potential at its Baomahun Project in Sierra Leone. Results from the scoping study announced in June 20102 suggest that an average of 157,000oz of gold can be produced per annum. C/ Angovia, Côte d'Ivoire Angovia produced over 20,000oz of gold in 2010, OR D/ A combination of ALL 3? Well all 3 of the above are certainly reasons why investors should take a serious look at Cluff. Algy Cluff is one of those chaps that just seems to be in the right stock at the right time. So what is pushing the sp? Yes you've guessed it there's Takeover in the air at Cluff Gold! Rumours are circulating that Cluff are being lined up for Takeover and that if the current spike continues then Cluff will have to come out and confirm or deny the rumours! If they hit 150/160 then expect a company announcement! They are under siege from Brokerages as we speak all inundating the company with requests for clarification. Expect Takeover news when the stock hits 150/160p! Yes you get all the breaking news here on the people's favourite Blog! Viva! Daniel! |
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