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Professor Michael Mainelli Executive Chairman Z/Yen Group A qualified accountant, securities professional, computer specialist, and management consultant, educated at Harvard University and Trinity College Dublin, Michael gained his PhD at the London School of Economics where he was also a Visiting Professor. He began his career as a research scientist in aerospace & cartography. His biggest technical claim to fame might be the first commercial digital map of the world. He entered the City of London in 1984 ahead of Big Bang, becoming an accountancy-firm partner and later a director of Ministry of Defence research. During a spell in merchant banking, he co-founded Z/Yen in 1994, the City of London�s leading think-tank, to promote societal advance through better finance and technology. He has led Z/Yen from creating mutual distributed ledgers (aka blockchains) in 1995 through Taskforce 2000, Long Finance, the Global Financial Centres Index, and the Global Intellectual Property Index. Over the years his clients have included virtually all major investment banks, as well as many exchanges, insurers, fund managers, regulators, and financial information providers. He is Alderman of the City of London for Broad Street, Emeritus Professor & Trustee at Gresham College, Fellow of Goodenough College, non-executive director of two listed firms and a regulator, trustee of several charities, and Senior Warden of the Worshipful Company of World Traders. He has written numerous academic papers and his third book, The Price of Fish: A New Approach to Wicked Economics and Better Decisions, won the 2012 Independent Publisher Book Awards Finance, Investment & Economics Gold Prize.
look at zyen.com and the guy behind it is Michael Mainelli
http://www.zyen.com/what-we-do/mutual-distributed-ledgers.html This guy is not a joke like the last one it seems
Mr Cummings or whatever his name is was a left over from the days of DW and was untested...the company did well to get rid of him once it was proven he couldnt deliver and now it seems the godfather of blockchain Professor Michael Mainelli is involved in the tech via his company Z/YEN You have failed to answer the 2 questions i asked...1.Are you short ....2.Where have you got the debt figure from?
If you're a 'long term holder' then you haven't been paying attention. The last 'black cactus' deal which never came to fruition, just as I said it wouldn't, was under 'new management'. They have now said they have ditched that deal, so can all the people that bought in on that news have their money back? Milestone is turning over less than 100 a week and has a net loss only declared a month ago of 2.2 million, seed media is over a million in debt, and turns over less than your local Newsagent. Milestone and seed have zero experience in anything blockchain related, no staff, employees, both don't even have premises, so the jv is worth diddly, much like the jv milestone had with black cactus, Nexstar, which again generated nothing. How about you wait til something ACTUALLY happens. Because that's what the market is doing, hence why the share price is where it is.
I have been monitoring this board as a long term holder of this stock and am interested why you have no forward vision and continually talk about the past? Yes the co has been a total joke under the umbrella of DW but that was then and this is now...of course it takes time to clean the company after such a long period of mismanagement and excess cash burn but under new management there is only upside as far as i can see. Daveavt are you short of this and if so where are you getting your dept figure from as i would have thought their debt position is far far smaller than you say. Martin Heath is a serious character in the music media business so a JV with his company can only be good news...and again you talk of seed media being in debt...so what?...that's what businesses do as they grow and become cashflow neutral and then positive...of course many fall over but in my view the new team around milestone and with Mr Heath involved the sky is blue...stop looking at rain in the past where you are stuck
There is on 'legacy' business, because for the past 6 months, the company has only being doing £100, yes hundred pounds a week. Milestone is 1.7 million in debt with no revenue, seed media is over a million in debt too with next to no revenue either.
PART 2 There are some legacy business areas Sanders has not junked and Milestone says that revenues for its resource management and reporting platforms, OnSide and OnGuard continue to grow, with all current clients renewing or expanding their agreements both during and post the year end. This area of the business will receive increased marketing exposure to take advantage of forthcoming GDPR legislation given the products' ability to validate individuals and access to data. Disorder Magazine continues to flourish under the company's small media publishing division. Sanders is very excited about the potential of these businesses and, with PLC costs slashed to the bone, supporters reckon that Milestone could be delivering pre and post tax profits of several hundred thousand pounds a year by as soon as next year. That could put the shares on an ex cash multiple in the low double digits or lower - post the forthcoming share issuances. In this sector that is far too low. Okay there are clear risks here but also massive potential upside. The Trade: Buy at a 0.13p offer and at up to 0.15p with a target to sell of 0.2p+ This is from HotStockRockets - to catch the next red hot share tip from the HotStockRockets team for just £5 click HERE
I agree what these guys say below. Complete turn around of the business , If they do need to raise money which i doubt they do now it would be considerably higher than this. ⬇️ No! This is not an April's fool. Many of our team have been incredibly critical of Milestone (MSG) for several years. It has been the sort of lifestyle/joke company that has given the AIM Casino such a bad name and that is why you can buy its shares for just 0.13p. We admit that this is high risk but try to look through the front windscreen not into the rear view mirror. Milestone's former CEO Deborah White earned the sort of salary that did a good bit to close the gender pay gap but her performance was one of the most compelling arguments against a quota rather than merit based appointments system. But Debs got the bullet in the Autumn after the latest in a long string of debacles, that is to say announcing a placing but without the major investor paying up. It now says that it will pay a tiny portion of what White said she had already raised. For that RNS deception White should be in jail. Then there is the issue of a jv with a company called Envoy in the world of blockchain. The only problem is that Envoy has zero cash and is run by a proven liar, Mr Lyin' Larry Cummins. Again you can thank Debs for that one! You can see why no-one wants to own the shares. Oh yes - did we mention that Milestone had, until the other day, no cash and liabilities of c £650,000. So what has changed? New boss Tony Sanders is no fool. He has closed down or sold to Debs a series of vanity projects which would never make any money and were just cash consumers. And the other day he raised £145,000 in a placing at 0.15p and another £105,000 in loan notes convertible at the same price. And a £30,000 bill was cleared with shares issued at 0.15p. When headroom is expanded we expect that most of those owed money - including Sanders - will take shares and that there will be a larger fund raise at 0.15p. By the time that is all over, within a couple of months, we expect the company to be liability free and to have several hundred thousand pounds of cash in the bank and with a fully diluted market cap (at 0.15p) of c £3 million. The company has its own blockchain interests and it is possible that they may see the shares re-rated in some sort of sector madness spike. The shares did soar to 0.77p in a blockchain spike a few months ago. It could happen again. But there is also a real business in there and potential to grow it. The company is working to develop GDPR compliant payment and IP protection solutions for the music industry, utilising both private and public blockchain technology. And it has the ability to market other ready-made products for the digital media and fintech markets. Mark our words everyone will be talking GPDR on May 25. There are some legacy business areas Sanders has not junked and Milestone says that rev
'You like msg'? What, do you like about msg? I'm all ears..
That post was shocking Graig, don�t look in the mirror.
....that has issues with Daveavt...................total troll, with an agenda to kill every stock he posts in. He cleverly words his posts convincingly....that is why investors like craigrusson, sell. AND, i'll tell you all something for nothing....IF he is about , i won't invest. Not in MSG.....because of HIM...he'll ruin your investment. I like MSG but when i saw his name crop up...........f/c/k it? He has 'constantly trounced' PYC for weeks but alas my money in there was invested before he came along....a real menace. Good luck to all
And what do you mean convinced you? I didn't convince you for toffee. Why don't you moan about the people who convinced you to buy in at the first place, at the high price, they are the ones that cost you money. Rampers will ALWAYS cost you money.
What are you on about? Your last post to me was thanking me, and everything I called out was right.
DAVEART, you are a fu cking K. Ob! You convinced me to sell my family's savings at a huge loss and here you are again! Cancer would be too good for you.
this is AIM - nearly every AIM stock acts the same way
It hit 0.77 on a lie. So unless you want to make money on lies, bang on.
good end to week
considering it rocketed to 0.77p in Dec - good buy ins at these prices
Tipping service recommendation. They usually rise and then fall back. Company seems a bit of a basket case imo
something brewing - moving up on low volumes
on the move
Don't start that b.s over again, hit 0.70 and dropped all the way down to 0.10 because the company said it was doing something it never planned to do and generates no revenue, like like everything else it ever said.
0.2p+ possible
reached 0.77p back in Dec http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/MSG/13581502.html