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Further to last message, I don't mean brings Aim market into disrepute rather it doesn't enhance the reputation of Aim when you see this happen
At a rough calculation some 50,000 net share buys since 1pm yet the shares continue to tank. Not sure of the rules but I am going to find out. I think these market makers should be investigated to satisfy there is no irregularity. I have list a lot over past months and won't let this lie. Brings the aim market into disrepute
Just received reply as copied below : "An audio copy of today’s recorded session will be available on the InternetQ website on http://www.internetq.com/investors/financials/investor-presentations next week."
The link to the phoneaudio webcast as published in today's RNS - http://wcc.webeventservices.com/r.htm?e=1057506&s=1&k=E480464D546B8C6320573453A0B7C9C0 is not yet up and running. I emailed the Company earlier to ask them when it would be available, but no reply as yet.
Some huge buys this afternoon, no doubt the large drop, good results and the iii article has drawn attention to the significant undervaluation here http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/269177/internetq-shares-tipped-double
MMs playing games again?
Indeed! What are we missing? How the hell can a set of results like those be seen as anything but positive? Will hold these long term. Eventually the market will come to its senses! Bloody AIM, there is no logic whatsoever.
Yet share keeps going down. Just shows the markets are not so perfect. This must be one of the cheapest shares around and worth far more!
I bought into these last week 2000 @ 230p. Been watching INTQ for a while. Looks an undervalued share to me. It is quite striking that if you look at the share chart for the last year. We had the rise after the results last September and the gradual decline back to exactly where the share price was a year ago! Be nice to see a 'Groundhog Day' effect and a similar rise in the share price after the results and the SP back up to where it should be. Hi Bogroll (strange name!), you seem to be the main poster on here. Good luck with your investment in INTQ.
The link below - although from July last year does offer a pretty good explanation of the Company strategy. http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-2789246/midas-share-tips-smart-money-internetq-allows-apps-carry-adverts.html Extract - "The company developed relationships with mobile giants like Vodafone, Orange, Samsung and Sony because many of them used its software for advertising via texts to inform customers about new phones and upgrades. Now these mobile groups are signing up for Minimob and so are thousands of app developers. " As previously posted, although it is a Greek based Company, their volume of business in Greece is minimal - and they also hold ALL their cash in banks outside of Greece. I ave already double checked this with thw Company,
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/e7a8b72c-264c-11e5-9c4e-a775d2b173ca.html#axzz3m6bVEulx The link above - although a bit old published on July 9, offers an intersting alternative for INTQ. If inded they do go down that route suggested in the article above, it would indeeed make them cash rich. Worth a thought. Have a good weekend all, Steve
Just bought some more at 233.8p I am well pleased with that price. The mms are still suppressing the SP by triggering stop / losses on automatic trades - they must want these shares badly - this is not a normal trading pattern. http://hsprod.investis.com/ir/intq/ir.jsp?page=news-item&item=2142937425117184 From the recemt trading update above we already know that the pending results are not going to be disappointing - "Solid first half with increased revenue and EBITDA on prior year, driven by growth in performance-based ad campaigns InternetQ achieved continued growth across all business divisions during the first half of 2015. Revenue increased to c. €72 million (2014: €65.1 million), a 10% year-on-year (“YoY”) revenue improvement, even when compared to a particularly strong performance in H1 2014. Revenues were mainly fuelled by growth at Minimob, displacing the legacy Mobi-Dialogue business which has much lower margins. Adjusted EBITDA increased by approximately 35%, against the comparable prior year period, to over €13 million. EBITDA margins increased to approximately 18% reflecting higher margins in Minimob and maturity of the Akazoo model. The Company has a strong pipeline with good visibility for the coming six months and is on track for even better growth in the historically stronger second half. The Company remains confident for full year results to be in line with market expectations." This decline is seriously strange.
Results due September 30th. I do not think that their recent deal with Azakoo - http://hsprod.investis.com/ir/intq/ir.jsp?page=news-item&item=2128261521866752 has actually been recognized by investors. Extract “Strategic Rationale - In light of the increasing demand for content streaming and related services globally, and recent successes of Akazoo in penetrating blue chip customers and large, attractive geographies, this transaction is particularly timely for InternetQ. It provides significant new cash resources, IP, human capital, operational and technological synergies and other related assets to further build on the strong momentum of InternetQ's B2C services as a differentiated and broad offering that is attracting a significant subscriber base globally. Similarly, the structural separation of Akazoo aims to improve focus on InternetQ's respective business lines, while maintaining control of both.” http://www.internetq.com/investors/aim-rule26 As above CEO Panagiotis Dimitropoulos holds 46.19% of issued ordinary share capital other quality holders over 3% are Legal & General IM with 13%, Schroders Investment Management with 7%, and Standard Life Investments with almost 5%. The Company has grown profit successfully each year for the last 5 years – as per link below : http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/i/internetq-plc-ord-0.25p/financial-statements-and-reports Cash balance – £ 11.59m, so no need for funding. No dividend has been declares SO FAR – as the Company has preferred to reinvest capital for growth. It would indeed attract investor interest IF they decide to pay a divi with the financial results. I confess I find it very difficult to understand why the SP is so low given their continued and profitable annual growth – perhaps they need to improve their PR. The spread is usually very low, often below 3%. Although their CEO is resident in Greece, only a tiny part of their business is in Greece, and I have been assured by the Company that they hold ZERO cash in Greek banks. Regards Steve
http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.asp?shareprice=INTQ&share=internetq Interesting to see two late reported large buys go through at full offer price . £5,578 @ 254.00 and £12.10k also at 254. Somebody obviously has confidence. Results due September 30th.
http://www.directorstalkinterviews.com/internetq-plc-75-9-potential-upside-indicated-by-canaccord-genuity/412670877 Dated 15th July - extract - " This is indicating the analyst believes there is a potential upside of 75.9% from today’s opening price of 300.25" I suspect that we would all be happy with that !!
From the trading pattern today, I am pretty sure we have an extremely large buyer out there working stuff, and mm’s are keeping price down to accommodate him. If it is a wealthy or favoured customer the mm’s will often keep the price down to satisfy his criteria, as we have all seen many times before. We usually get a trading update this time of year – last year it was July 15th, with results published on Sept 14th. Ciao Steve
http://www.internetq.com/blog/sonic-boom-akazoo-propels-itself-future
Brokers note out today 10-Jul-15 Canaccord Genuity Buy - 528.00 Reiteration http://sleekmoney.com/internetq-plc-receives-buy-rating-from-canaccord-genuity-intq/339598/
Extra info about the Akazoo deal here, a possibility of more to come it seems ! http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/e7a8b72c-264c-11e5-9c4e-a775d2b173ca.html#axzz3fPp2XSlo That's an interesting read, especially the sale possibility and 2.3x EBITDA estimate, but the best bit is John O'Briens comment at the end, an understatement or what:) Canaccord’s Mr Davies said InternetQ would now be able to focus on its business-to-business mobile marketing arm, which implicitly trades at about 3.2 times expected earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation. “It seems to be doing quite well,” said John O’Brien, an analyst at TechMarketView. Good value indeed and wouldn't be outrageously expensive on 15 (me not the FT) But the FT did home in on the sale attraction and Apostolos Zervos, Akazoo’s head, said a takeover of the unit by outside investors was now “something to consider”. “It’s not an option to rule out,” he noted. On top of that an analyst, Simon Davies at Canaccord, agreed that the new structure meant Akazoo would be “more easily acquired by a third party — and we expect to see further consolidation in music streaming”. They also noted INTQ is currently a third cheaper than it was in March 2014:) Get this Greek situation out of the way, in or out, CEO has said it won't affect business progress, and the SP has to move north imo.
http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/i/internetq-plc-ord-0.25p The above is quite a good factual summary – with several boxes to open and save research. Early days, but looking increasingly as if a slow, gentle recovery is in place for the last few week.
http://www.internetq.com/investors/financials And, from Pro-Active - http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/107068/internetq-off-to-flying-start-107068.html I wonder how long before they pay a dividend - gentle recovery in progress from previous low SP - spread consistently only around 1%.
http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/233228/internetq-strikingly-cheap