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Be very nice that, did you see ARMCO are sponsoring it, interesting.
As I would expect them to be. Let’s see if they win the thing :)
Gfinity are in good company here >>>
https://twitter.com/sensetalka/status/1443655573937999875?s=20
Going back to the question of competition. I think it’s more than worth looking at in more detail. The benefit from my perspective is that Gfin is involved in so many of the moving parts of the gaming world. When it comes to tournament organizing I have come across faceit media- they’ve been shortlisted alongside Gfin for tournament organizer of the year.
I need to look into them a bit more, I don’t think they’re listed for a start but I’m sure there are others out there too. I am still waiting for some numbers to come out with some of the contracts signed from Gfin- but it’s also the digital media content which sets Gfin up with sold recurring growth
https://www.investing.com/equities/gfinity-historical-data
327k traded so far today. Average volume is about 2m. I think we need to be conservative and assume that only 1/5 of the traded volume is warrant sells.
Since 14th Sep on that basis I would estimate we've gone through 5 - 6m warrants as total volume has been between 25 & 30m.
On 14th Sep there were 9m warrants left meaning we really are on the last dregs now.
Should get decent volume today hopefully get another 2m of warrants cleared
Although many years ago now I remember clearly my days in student accommodation, kicking back playing FIFA and messing about with mates. The buzz this tournament will create around campus will be electric. ASK4 have played a blinder here.
https://twitter.com/sensetalka/status/1443106689868251138?s=20
Also note that COCA-COLA are partnering with Just eat to enhance gamer experience for their tournament. Awesome RNS
Gfinity now getting involved with Coca-Cola for a Football manager tourny.
https://www.gfinityplc.com/news/gfinity-appointed-as-operator-for-coca-cola-hbc-football-manager-2021-tournament/ seems like they are gonna be a lot busier in the next few months with 2 or three tournament's running concurrently.
https://twitter.com/sensetalka/status/1442214919617777664?s=20
Research summing up past 12months progress and company targets
It's an opinion, not a guarantee but the way I see it is over 215m 1p warrants have been bought at I would say an average price of 4p meaning there has been £8.6m pound of shares bought this past 12 months. Where would the SP be without those warrants, clearly a LOT higher than here, just imagine where it would be if someone came along and snapped up £8.6m pounds worth of shares now!
So if buying just remains the same, but now with the warrants gone, we'll be a lot higher than we are now. Let's assume the company financials show real progress, I think it's fair to say that will add to the buying pressure and if the SP starts going up, that would bring in other types of traders/investors as well so it becomes a self-propelling rise.
Our broker target is 8.6p now and in their words this is conservative, we've made x 2 major acquisitions since then and partnered with NINTENDO. Absolute guaranteed multi-multi bagger in my very honest opinion.
I'm updating my research notes for GFIN right now, will post to twitter in a few days and pop a link in here for anyone interested. Once warrants gone (in approx 4 weeks now) I'm that confident I'll be putting a large spread bet on this rising also. Couldn't be any more bullish
Does anyone have a firm view on the likelihood of the warrants expiring having a positive benefit in the SP? I mean I have been focussing in this as a goal myself but I’ve watched milestones come and go on other shares and seen them not have the impact that was expected. How well do we know the warrant expiration will have a positive impact?
I would just add regarding competition that I think Gfinity being bought out by a competitor is a more likely scenario than the competition pushing us into obsolescence.
I’ve been invested here for over a year. I follow all the developments very closely and have had the confidence to add to my position a few times and have no intention of selling in the short to medium term. I think this is a great growth stock. It is clear there is masses of potential here and I agree the sky is the limit for those prepared to hold. In the short term I think the first hurdle is to break above 6p and establish a new higher trading range.
I think the period between now and Christmas will be very telling; the warrants expire soon, we have been speaking of and watching the developments of the company in the context of the warrants holding the price back for over a year. So what actually happens after October 20th will either be very encouraging or a disappointment. As I say I’m fully loaded and have a high conviction that Gfinity will succeed. I just wonder when the herd will arrive and what may act as a catalyst in that regard? I feel the poor historic performance of the SP and previous management may still be discouraging some investors. I think a rise in the price would actually attract more investors, as it would prove the new management has found the path to growth.
Tufftrader I am exactly the same, been here over a year and sitting with nice profit, not once have I sold, I have only added in this time. Warren Buffet once said the best holding period for a share is forever, whilst of course, I'll cash in one day, I don't see that being for at least 10years or more and why would I. I'm in early (for once) to a sector which is in its infacy and seeing huge explosion in growth around the globe. Sometimes you don't need to be on the right carriage, just the right train!
Anyway, I digress, 8.6p is todays "conservative" broker target, I would be incredible disappointed if that's all we achieved. With increasing users and increasing revenue per user I see this at many multiples of 10p in the next few years and as for the long term, who knows, way way north of here. So I'll just sitback and enjoy all the benefits of compound growth, it'll come.
Think one of the reasons I like this share so much is the BB is so quiet and nobody barring Justin Waite and myself seem to tweet about it. A great sign that the herd hasn't arrived yet.
Looking at the trades over past week there's been some very chunky sells, I'm thinking we've probably gone through another 2m warrants, at least. Meaning there's only approximately 7m left.
Exciting times to be a shareholder here, these warrants have been a blessing for anybody accumulating, they really have.
I agree veteran, given the assets and fundamentals, October’s interim results should give clarification but it seems we are well into initial profitability and in target to make their recent 5 year projections. Let’s get rid of these warrants and see what the interims say. If GDM is outperforming their initial projections then we should definitely be heading into new territory with the SP. I’m a LTH here anyway. Even if it was 10p by Christmas I see this at £1 within 10 years so I’m going nowhere.
I would be disappointed with 8.6p. The management should be looking to deliver a 10 fold increase in market cap here. They are in the right place at the right time with esports set to boom over the next 5 years.
https://twitter.com/sensetalka/status/1441042764263792641?s=20
Last dregs of the legacy 1p warrants will be gone soon enough. GLA
That's x2 major acquisitions and one new partnership with a global brand since our broker released their conservative SP target of 8.6p.
Gfinity have just announced a 12 week long Splatoon 2 tournament 'Splatoon 2 Inkfest UK tournament' in collaboration with Nintendo, popular game so should generate some gamer interest. Would love to see some good coverage of this tourny via thier websites, which will generate unique content. Looks like the official tournament website will be hosted by gfinity, good move I reckon.
A digital publishing giant with a stable of platforms and publications to their name that can offer global brands a golden ticket into some of the most valuable eyeballs on earth. The more monthly users they can access the more exponentially valuable and profitable they become. Own the communities, own the ad revenue.
Rainbowsix and FIFA are good, I play them myself. Often the best eSports games offer a spin on traditional sports, it's probably why rocket league (football with cars) is so successful, the ruleset is simple to understand. If we ignore the games though in terms of eSports where do we see gfinity in years to come. What's the endgame here, I think gfin are currently after the gamers that follow or play the games over the tournament's themselves this way they still have an interest in each event even if they are not involved directly.
My kids are mad for rainbow 6 right now and the new FIFA. I think there's a more natural progression to esports from real world sports like football or ice-hockey, basket ball etc...
GDM is definitely a monster in the making, could even be separated from the parent company in the future in my view.
Gfin will never be alone in the eSports space and there are many forms of competition out there, I currently see the biggest upcoming similar competitor as eSports engine, they have recently signed up the halo championships/US soccer league, they hosted the Fortnite world cup, with 2.5 million viewers and have regular events in partnership with Twitch. They are very similar to gfin (this may be due to having ex gfin employees on board) allbeit they are not as diversified as gfin currently is and they do not have thier own content like the V10 r league that gfin does. When it comes to eSports I'm asking myself what is the next big game that people will want to watch. Halo, Valorant, Quake champions, Brawlhalla to name a few.
I wanted to start a thread to assess the competition, given how Gfin has changed in the last 12 months. I’m hear for GDM largely as I have seen to power and scalability of owning communities through the advertising industry. I think JC’s strategy is water tight and I see mega growth if he gets it right. But who believes we will truly dominate this space? Who are the competition? Who are the companies in UK/Europe that are even close to nudging us into obsolescence? I think there’s a valuable discussion to be had interrogating this, so we can all understand just how sound our investment is, or not… thoughts?