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Good God, all it took was a mere 95K more buys than sells to give us this vast increase.
I shall celebrate with a cup of tea at the all night caff on the Wimborne by-pass.
Stuart Last was the first in the industry to highlight Apple IOS17 and its affect. He explained that audioboom had already addressed the issue and countered from a revenue perspective by extracting more ad inventory per download to sell. Thus Audioboom has become more resilient than others.
This has been known for over 6 months and some here are seeing at something new.
The 2024 Forecast issued by Cavendish has taken into account all the above.
If you or anyone else remains doubtful then that’s an investment judgement for you. But please don’t bend the facts.
*everyone
Zak give it up, every saw your true colours a long time ago.
Not the clown Zak again. Guy is well and truly tapped. He is apparently a holder but yet comes to bad mouth the company and from time to time pretends he wants them to do well.
And it’s no surprise you pop up zak when it goes down
When your manipulating market maker friends refuse to let it above 270 despite the heavy buying and drop it on 1 or 2 sells it’s no surprise it’s down. You will have no one to but yourself to blame on the day of reckoning when you are caught out on the wrong side of the trade. All it takes is 1 rns hahaha.
16074 shares bought since 14:02 and your manipulating mm friends still refuse to move it hahaha. Thank them from me for openly showing everyone the manipulation.
I urge everyone to regularly check buy quotes, you will soon come to the realisation the fake market these manipulating market makers in cohorts with shorters are creating
“Bearhunt - The irony of someone who has posted more than 250 times since Nov - apparently exclusively on this one share and jumping on anyone (often quite agrressively) who deviates even slightly from your narrative - accusing anyone of being a troll is quite notable.”
I live up to my name
Thank you for confirming you are a small pi
Bearhunt - The irony of someone who has posted more than 250 times since Nov - apparently exclusively on this one share and jumping on anyone (often quite agrressively) who deviates even slightly from your narrative - accusing anyone of being a troll is quite notable.
Anyone can look at my posting on any share over the last five years and they will find reasoned and honest posts throughout, given that I am a small PI trying to make money solely on shares going up. I first bought into BOOM in around Oct 2020 at 180p.
I have given my view that the market may react negatively if the iOS17 update has any negative impact on revs. I also stated clearly that download figures show BOOM is more resilient than its peers to the update. I read today that Avast took a $7.3M dollar hit after iOS17. I prefer to wait until after the next trading update or Q1 figures (whichever comes first) before adding here, that's all. Nobody has to take the same view and it may turn out to be an error on my part.
If it does, I won't be on her calling strangers clowns or trolls. I'll leave that nonsense to others. I remain very bullish in the medium term (by which I mean once any possible iOS-related wobbles (or confected market overreactions) are out of the way). SL stated in Jan that he expected record revs for this year. I am keen to see the next set of figures for revs to confirm that BOOM is on track for that.
If anyone or the market wish to have anything other than a positive view it’s a free world.
The company are quite clear on Apple IOS change. Audiboom is doing better in the market and welcomes the change.
Across the podcast industry, consumption levels have been impacted by Apple's iOS17 update. Released in September 2023, this update changed how the Apple Podcasts app downloaded episodes, with industry-wide downloads decreasing by an average of 32%. Audioboom welcomes the change - part of the continued maturation of the industry - as it provides more accurate consumption data, which in turn will improve return-on-investment for brands advertising in podcasting and long-term revenue upside opportunity for publishers.
Audioboom's CEO, Stuart Last, commented: "While the Apple iOS17 update has disrupted the industry's view on measurement, what is clear is that Audioboom continues to move faster than our competitors globally. In the US we have captured market share and become the 4th largest podcast publisher in the most important media market in the world."
To be fair to Sieveco the iOS update is real thing to the Podcast community... However... it shouldn't impact on revenues for the larger hosts or podcasters. It will affect the smaller podcasters. Fewer better listeners should generate higher revenues for Boom. There is an interesting YouTube video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHl95qk6Czs from Nadav, a former producer at the "YMH" (one of the largest podcasts) podcast. I've had a fairly big chunk here for a few months. My feelings are we should see a sizeable increase in the SP with or without a but out.
Nice try Sieveco.
I was wondering how long it will be before one of you deramping clowns will show up..
Read this trolls posting history and stick him on filter
Boom is at £40m mcap
Triton's figures show BOOM's download figures down about 10% as a result of the Apple iOS 17 update that reduced automatic downloading of missed episodes of podcasts.
The question is whether this will hit BOOM's Q1 revenues. Presumably, BOOM would need to increase its revenue per 1000 downloads by 10% to compensate and avoid a revenue hit.
BOOM's competitors on the Triton charts have seen much larger reductions in download numbers since iOS17. In many cases, more than 30%. There are indications that BOOM is more resilient to the change and is taking a lesser hit, which may be feeding in to BOOM's rise to number 4 in the US.
I would like to see some trading update figures from BOOM in advance of the Q1 results. There is a lot of good news about, and it's great to see BOOM trumpeting it. I am a little concerned though that Stuart last has now mentioned the iOS17 update twice in RNS's and I am cautious about adding here until I see what impact iOS17 is having on BOOM's revenue and how the market reacts to any such negative impact. It's a short-term issue, but one that I am cautious of, given how this market reacts to anything that can be spun in any way as a negative, no matter how small.
140k shares traded 95% buys
Free float reducing daily, register tightening
All bodes well for the upcoming earnings
Encouraged
270p+10p Will today be the day of breaking the resistance?
There is an appetite for the stock at the moment and paying close to 275p offer
Candlestick chart... http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=staticchart&s=L%5EBOOM&width=500&height=305&p=1&t=1&dm=2&vol=0&cb=
Cracking news re growth in the US.
In my opinion this is still very undervalued and we really should see a healthier SP during this year.
Great future ahead.
Huge buys today
Audioboom (AIM: BOOM), the leading global podcast company, is pleased to announce it boosted its position on the latest podcast industry rankers and has captured significant US market share.
Audioboom climbed to 4th position on the February 2024 Triton Digital podcast ranker for the US - the world's largest podcast market. The ranker - based on unique audience - saw the Company overtake radio giant Audacy to become the fourth largest podcast publisher operating in the country.
Audioboom continues to grow its market share at speed in the US. Triton's weekly download ranker shows that the Company's market share expanded by 15% over the past year, with the Audioboom Creator Network now responsible for 9% of downloads in the ranker (up from 7.8% in February 2023).
Audioboom also climbed to 4th position in the latest Triton Digital Australian ranker - overtaking SiriusXM and becoming the largest international publisher in the region. Casefile - a true crime podcast that is part of the Audioboom Creator Network - regained the number 1 spot on the Top Podcasts chart.
Audioboom's success follows the successful launch of new podcasts in the Audioboom Creator Network including Matt & Shane's Secret Podcast and The Why Files, as well as the retention of key network podcasts including True Crime Obsessed, The Tim Dillon Show, and Crime Weekly.
The Company will continue to bring new top tier podcasts with strong audiences to the platform in 2024.
Across the podcast industry, consumption levels have been impacted by Apple's iOS17 update. Released in September 2023, this update changed how the Apple Podcasts app downloaded episodes, with industry-wide downloads decreasing by an average of 32%. Audioboom welcomes the change - part of the continued maturation of the industry - as it provides more accurate consumption data, which in turn will improve return-on-investment for brands advertising in podcasting and long-term revenue upside opportunity for publishers.
Audioboom's CEO, Stuart Last, commented: "While the Apple iOS17 update has disrupted the industry's view on measurement, what is clear is that Audioboom continues to move faster than our competitors globally. In the US we have captured market share and become the 4th largest podcast publisher in the most important media market in the world."
CEO Stuart Last tweeted the ‘4th spot’ good news after the bell - may get an RNS tomorrow / Monday.
Surprised there is no RNS.
Fourth largest in US - just wow
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