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You have said that there was manipulation of the sp by management in the past.
That some companies are more transparent and therefore more successful.
That DSP or SSP alone is better than the 'full stack'.
Having to provide cash provision against bad debt is very worrying.
Industry challenges are very concerning.
Headwinds are blowing all about.
And a current bubble is the final nail in the coffin.
So, stt1,
You are you saying Blnx (renamed rthm, now merged with trmr) rose to £28 without an external market 'bubble' being involved.
Some time in the distant past and clearly in a different company.
And that you fully understand what £28 equates to in today's money?
And that an external market 'bubble' now is the cause of a pull-back in the U.S. that you predicted.
In that case the correction of an external 'bubble' in the U.S. is a of less significance than industry challenges.
Or is it caused by such challenges?
But what you have opined, internal machinations are much more powerful drivers of the sp (up or down).
Please clarify.
Global ad spend fell 9.1% to $ 572 billion in 2020. At Tremor us, sales have increased spectacularly due to their unique platform. There will be a recovery in 2021. Then spending will increase by 5.8% to $ 606 billion. This is evident from the recent update from media agency ZENITH. That is why I expect a strong increase in Tremor's turnover, certainly in 2021. That's my humble opinion.
Rusty,
for those invested in blinks in the later stages price corrections were not that common.
Really!
Blnx(renamed rthm, now merged with trmr) had a history of bullish TU but failed to back them up when it came to results. The sp tended to rise on the back of TU and falling based on events.
Blnx/Rthm: Rthm now merged with trmr
In 2013-14, the blnx sp quadrupled, from eq 760p to £28 on back of bullish comments, video is everything etc and then crashed 60% on the back of questionable EVENTS.
In 2016-17, previous US Election, rthm eq sp tripled from eq 188p to 589p on bullish comments before crashing due to EVENTS/industry challenges. As expected.
TAP/TRMR:
2018 as TAP, sp crashed from around 500p following the FB/Cambridge exposure.
2018 sp crashed following the ex-CEO allegations of fraud
for those invested in blinks in the later stages price corrections were not that common.
It was perpetually pulled down by gravity. Hopefully longer term this will be different. Next update, hopefully this month will be crucial, not just for the next quarterly results, but for the projections going forward, if they are good then this has plenty of upside.
For those who have invested in blinkx these price corrections are common and difficult to predict. We are going to have to keep our nerves under control and look at the medium term. But now ...... fasten your seatbelt; +)