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CEO purchased another £13,500 worth shares in the open market! He is on fire, well done!
I suppose he can - not without exposing the illegal short and a massive short squeeze
Can he just not call back the borrow? That's how everyone else does it
AB’s share price has not moved in line with indices before. Someone suggested Nick Candy’s pledged shares to Bank Of Singapore were given as borrow to short AB. Has someone finally traced those shares to Berenberg? Are they suppressing the share price to cover the short position?
Market makers Berenberg&Marex are definitely up to no good judging by their movements last few sessions. It is worth keeping a close eye on them in coming sessions.
I refer to the below post by Growing Balls.
“If there was any requirement to buy shares as cheap as possible, there must be a certain large shareholder in Boom who needs to pass 2M Boom shares to Bank of Singapore in exchange for 30M GBP. If I was said person I would try and pursuade the powers that be get the shares as low as possible so I could buy them all and pass to BOS. Especially if I had already loaned my 2M shares out to to someone else.”
Management and long term shareholders are in complete agreement with your comments Dessy.
To correct a figure which I put out a couple of days ago concerning the Triton Podcast Ranker for March.
Of more relevance is Weekly Average Users which is what I stated. I did a miscalculation and as picked up by RunnerRunner there was a very slight reduction of 56k ( not an increase) to 5,546,000 in March from 5,602,000 in February. This compares, and that was my point, to a reduction of 400k for Audacy and a reduction of 300k for Wondery. I hope this is now clear.
This is a gem of a share, only 16m shares in circulation and should be well above £5 at least, the order book is strong for next quarter and whereby there is synergy who knows a potential suitor could swallow this one easily. DYOR
Calm down, is it increase over last year, rather than a monthly linear growth
"Audioboom outperforms its competitors on average weekly users by increasing its numbers"
"These are the figures that matter. You can keep the juvenile and misleading comments as they are worth nothing".
Actual numbers
Feb Average weekly downloads 14,357,803 . March 14,004,845. DOWN 352,958
Feb Average weekly users 5,602,521. March 5.546.378. DOWN 56,143
I am happy to be invested here but on the above.......
Who's misleading who?
USA Rankings out for March. Audioboom outperforms its competitors on average weekly users by increasing its numbers whilst others fall. Audioboom maintains 4th position and gets closer to Wondery in 3rd. Staggering achievement.
These are the figures that matter. You can keep the juvenile and misleading comments as they are worth nothing.
Most US media and tech stocks down around 5pc. Main Dow index up.
"Lmao hahahaha lying king Zak is upset. Master trader from Monaco hahaha"...i'm not upset mate. I just think ur observation is misguided. U either have zero idea what ur doing or saying or ur up to no good. Coming to the conclusion it might be both. Down another -4% so good luck with that TR1
Tobin built Telecitygroup from 10p Redbus days
Telecitygroup was sold to equinix for 1145p (£2.35B) a share in 2015
Looking forward to see the return on his 4.9% holding in AB with a 399 average
MT has made 6 further purchases since my report in October'23, at the start of this thread, Pandy2.
MT has now purchased 316,167 shares since the consolidation, stumping up £1,261,616. He has reduced his average to 399p and has sold NO shares.
Ps As stated, his purchases since consolidation started at a time when revenues were forecast to be around $20mln. This year the forecast is nearer $80mln.
I wonder what his average is, as he’s been buying off a long time.
Good to see Michael Tobin upping his skin in the game very encouraging to see
CEO purchased £11,500/- worth shares this month alone which is a big sum for a lot of investors and I can see he was buying shares constantly so long term he will have a fantastic average IMO. I'm not a holder but I think private investors would be happy with the CEO buying shares in the open market and aligning his interests with the shareholders which is something rare on AIM this days if I'm being honest.
GL
Generally small purchases, read into that what u like, but I'd rather c larger purchases.
Dow and tech down in U.S. yesterday. we were an early indicator. now where is my steady rise?
So obvious that there is a coordinated ring buying and selling within a 250- 320 range. Must be exciting for them to feel the power. Basically not clever at all. They believe they are hotshot traders. Call me old fashioned but I like to invest and see a company grow over the past 10 years into a substantial global business. I haven’t seen a decent return yet but there will be a good end to this. It’s pretty much to the day that Audioboom came to the AIM market in 2014. Maybe should have stayed private a bit longer to show some initial growth rather than as a start up. As usual it was hammered within a year. The current management has taken 4 years to produce a sound footing which was the basis of the current stature of the business at 4th ranked in USA. What an achievement.
With 16m, shares in circulation [low] and a very strong order book its cheaper then whats in the market in terms of media related companies, good case for a takeover if there is synergy in terms of advertising and podcasts, after all communications and influencing through media and podcasts is powerful and important is my view.
Shorts buying back
Either the CEO is dead stupid or the company is the screaming bargain in AIM at the moment. He keeps buying in the open market while other CEOs taking salaries but running miles away from their own company. Really interesting 🤔
Exactly bearhuntr3
Imagine what you can do if you had certain market makers on your payroll
For anyone who doesn't know how it works, this is the best explanation I've seen.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/81/idiots-guide-to-the-london-stock-exchanges-setsmm-0379.html