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Stt,
Can you not say one thing positive about Tremor?
stt1
I agree with your comment that Tim Weller increasing his holding shows he has confidence in the business.
Tricky
"Tim Weller, non-Exec., chairman will have the most up-to-date information on the companies' prospects and be intimately acquainted with cyclical trends"
Posters said similar whenever Tosca, Richard Griffiths or other IIs increased their holdings.
Tim Weller increasing his holding shows he has confidence in the business...It doesn't prove anything else. Positive company/industry newsflow as well as results and believable, not 'jam tomorrow', outlook would.
Oiloviam
"RTHM (RythythmmnmOne!) were a serial 'jam tomorrow' company, always promising that the 'next' set of results would be profits...and absurdly talking about inflections points (when there wasn't one) and to use Quantcast figures as a bellweather for RTHM's performance. It all turned out to be hot air."
Good post.. and the point is trmr are following in rthm's footsteps... the same full stack model that Tremor (now called Telaria) said resulted in customer suspicion before they sold TremorDSP to TAP, the model that The Trade Desk/Rubicon don't use...
Trmr issuing similar rns' to Rthm rns' to do with Pixalate rankings, using rthm's Creative Studios...
Mostyn,
"Has anyone made any kind of profit on this share from holding it long term? Not day trading! The answer for thousands of small P.I's is no.
Sometimes it's worth doing some independent digging into the points raised."
Agree. Everyone should research into blnx, now rthm... rthm merged with TAP, now trmr... read the company/industry newsflow..
Rthm ran a full stack model and had reported losses for over 5yrs... Trmr are running a full stack now...
The model hasn't been proven to work.
Also agree that it's the traders, who pumped/dumped, who have made a profit over the last 5 yrs...
"Or they plan to put the company up for sale."
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They haven't had a merger/takeover/consolidation for a couple months...so one must be due any time now!!
Putting your company up for sale often isn't a good sign...or have I misunderstood.
There was 'talk' with RTHM/YUME about listing on the Nasdaq...but certain criteria have to be met.
Or they plan to put the company up for sale.
Tim Weller, non-Exec., chairman will have the most up-to-date information on the companies' prospects and be intimately acquainted with cyclical trends, order flow, supply and production bottlenecks, costs, and other key ingredients of business success and way ahead of analysts and portfolio manager's understanding, not to mention individual investors.
Tim would hardly have spent circa £100k if he thought the company was failing as per the ruminations of those who opine that the company is a bad'un and will never turn a profit.
RTHM (RythythmmnmOne!) were a serial 'jam tomorrow' company, always promising that the 'next' set of results would be profits...and absurdly talking about inflections points (when there wasn't one) and to use Quantcast figures as a bellweather for RTHM's performance. It all turned out to be hot air.
Indeed just when RTHM had to deliver on their promises they bought YUME...using up most of their cash to pay for YUME to take them over....then just when YUME/RTHM had to deliver on their promises, guess what?....they were taken over by TAPtica....I'm beginning to spot a pattern here!!
I can understand the logic of merging/consolidating small companies in order to create a bigger business...but what seems to have happened (based on Market Cap alone) is that TRMR is far smaller than the individual companies (YUME+RTHM+TAP). It's like a pond of small fish eating each other until one fish is left...and it's actually grown smaller).
Perhaps this just means that TRMR is massively undervalued and at some point profitability will take off (along with the SP). I hope so (because I'm an investor).
At the moment the market obviously sees TRMR as a serial jam tomorrow company...OK is you like jam on your breakfast cereal...I don't. Show me the money...show me some real profits...please!!
RE: @ SttToday 08:13
Simple solution : Filter. I don't miss his drivel (or rather I don't see it....)
I totally agree djframboise, obliterate him, by not knowing he or she even exists.
Simple solution : Filter. I don't miss his drivel (or rather I don't see it....)
Thanks for the fake news
I was Benson4trak and I hated stt. I invested in the old Blinkx but got so fed up with stt and his apparent dribble and the continuing stagnation/reduction in the R1 sp that I sold out for a small loss.
I'm sorry but he might actually have some valid points. Has anyone made any kind of profit on this share from holding it long term? Not day trading! The answer for thousands of small P.I's is no.
Sometimes it's worth doing some independent digging into the points raised.
Honestly I wish everyone good luck. I don't want any P.I. to lose money.