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Bb swamped by a few posters merely restating their own belief about why they bought at the wrong time or why they now believe there is no future in this.
meanwhile, 500million shares were purchased at 1.25 and, as they couldn't possibly have been forward sold, they obviously have a different take on the future, based on their buy price.
people endlessly posting here need to understand the new perspective of this and not keep banging on about the state of the company as it was prior to the fundraise, regardless of your own average.
your job is to make money from this, somehow. detailing the minutiae of some aspect of the company which you're using to self-explain your own investment.
enough with the self-flagellation. either average down and try and make some money on the rise from the drop or just wait for the rise to reduce your paper loss and decide what to do then.
but noone wants to read your mental meanderings on why you bought when you did and its consequences.
sorry, but update your thinking to where we are now, at 1.3.
They had 68 customers that ran campaigns during 23 its probably going to be well above that this year so not much chance of some big deal pullout across that sort of spread
AMZN woeful effort at VPP below for anyone else
After some serious research found AMZN's laughable effort at VPPToday 07:30
After reading the published report it can only be done on a flat surface and it can't be put on a moving taxi (Like Mirriad did with Doordash in the US) some results were terrible mis sizing and unusable around humans the report was carried out by a PHD guy in a US University between March and June 2023 so perhaps they have gone to Mirriad
It states AMZN used something similar to MSFT word art what a laugh
This was difficult to find only published 5 days ago view it in PDF personally I've seen better from a 2 man outfit trying to do this in Poland recently but make your own minds up
https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.01130
The fact they have gone for unweighted should concern us as the weighted pipe must be pretty grim -
Unweighted Sales Pipeline:
In an unweighted sales pipeline, every deal is considered equally likely to close, regardless of its stage in the sales funnel.
This approach looks at the full potential value of opportunities at each stage.
For example, whether you’ve just made initial contact via a cold call or if the prospect is ready to sign, all deals are treated equally.
However, this can lead to inflated revenue forecasts if high-value opportunities fall through1.
Weighted Sales Pipeline:
A weighted sales pipeline takes into account the probability of closing for each deal based on its stage.
Deals further along in the pipeline are given more weight in sales forecasting because they have a higher likelihood of closing.
Anyway I'm just going to repost this all day so at least people can see the poor effort AMZN had a go at and not just repetative personal defamatory attacks
After some serious research found AMZN's laughable effort at VPPToday 07:30
After reading the published report it can only be done on a flat surface and it can't be put on a moving taxi (Like Mirriad did with Doordash in the US) some results were terrible mis sizing and unusable around humans the report was carried out by a PHD guy in a US University between March and June 2023 so perhaps they have gone to Mirriad
It states AMZN used something similar to MSFT word art what a laugh
This was difficult to find only published 5 days ago view it in PDF personally I've seen better from a 2 man outfit trying to do this in Poland recently but make your own minds up
https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.01130
I did look into unweighted pipeline and generally companies use it on the basis og getting at least a third bookable business from this type of projection which would result in record revenue if continued for the whole year
You need to look at what the number of shares in issue was when Stephan took over, what the share price was and what the turnover was. Also worth looking at the huge sums he has taken out of the business in salary and bonuses, insane. What you'll notice is the share price has collapsed, turnover stagnated and now less than $2m and number of shares in issue gone up 10 fold to soon be 1bn. Pipeline, unweighted (I have to keep reminding you!) which means anything no matter how remote is only £2.6m. You continue to lap up what the CEO says. My bet is when this goes under he'll have rinsed enough money from here and will retire
They did have interest but no one could complete by the end of April last year RNS 14 Apr 23
Further to Mirriad's announcement on 29 March 2023 and following discussions with interested parties regarding a potential investment into or a potential acquisition of the Company, the board of the Company has concluded that there is no prospect that an offer for the issued and to be issued share capital of the Company will be forthcoming by early April and has accordingly decided to terminate the formal sale process
They then quickly announced multiple partnerships including MSFT personally I think they had a change of heart or heard how laughable AMZNs effort was
Then if mirriad such a moat/IP why not chuck £50m to buy the lot and also have one up on rivals as well as the platform? Mirriad was up for sale last year and had no interest.
Oh and by the way they call it "IN PAINTING" when they paint back over a silhouette they've created they better have some good paint what a joke
After reading the published report it can only be done on a flat surface and it can't be put on a moving taxi (Like Mirriad did with Doordash in the US) some results were terrible mis sizing and unusable around humans the report was carried out by a PHD guy in a US University between March and June 2023 so perhaps they have gone to Mirriad
It states AMZN used something similar to MSFT word art what a laugh
This was difficult to find only published 5 days ago view it in PDF personally I've seen better from a 2 man outfit trying to do this in Poland recently but make your own minds up
https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.01130
I own many shares on the AIM and if you did any research you could make some money STAMPEE1 instead of writing such rubbish
Totally agree AIM is dead 💀
It's for the crooks of this world
Listen. The Mirriad concept is an absolutely beautiful idea. But....
This is a lifestyle company. They are laughing everyday at shareholders. They spend £26500 a day on what. Stephan takes home a whole torso of all funds raised and then claims oh it won't work so lets sell, NO BUYER, Then next year we will have to close shop if no funds raised. And next year will be the same thing.
You either have a paid ramper on here or he will disappear like he did before once and if he ever breaks even again.
People have invested in a great idea, sadly the management are not fit for business.
Refer to BIDSTACK, it will likely be the same stunt here. Aim is dying folks. If the ship is sinking, stop drinking sea water and seeing fairies. Get off before it's too late.
Hi Lumax, what else are you invested in currently? I'm in OCTP and PHE and maybe you have some thoughts on those that you could share on the respective forums for them. I'm in MIRI with a small holding i'm happy with, and happy to wait and see what happens. I only have a small holding here so not worried whatever the case.
stephan is a blagger. soon to have 1bn shares in issue and burning nearly £800k a month, break even if at all end of next year so another raise needed next year. £2.6m total pipe and you continue to swallow his bull ****. he was paying himself nearly £1m not long ago, nearly 20% of what they just raised!! it’s a lifestyle business that stephan is milking.
I was concerned the MSFT collaboration with Mirriad that created their latest version was the end of the collab but after an email response from Stephan 2 months ago I was reassured that the collaboration was ongoing and Mirriad would not stall as LL has stated
##MATESRATES Fundraise
Microsoft is ongoing.
We’re fully integrated, and without Microsoft, we wouldn’t have received the TPN badge.
New “products” will be coming, some market facing, some “internal”. I cannot disclose what and when.
Xandr is important to us, because they process advertising for Netflix. I cannot disclose anything further.
There are much larger adtech companies in the market, who have bigger clout in terms of publishers they already manage. I cannot disclose anything further.
We know Chris and Lucy well.
I hope this helps.
Best
Stephan
I’m not backtracking just reading between the lines. The co mentions Amazon and NBCU and also states competitor risk has increased. I linked them. This is from their RNS albeit different sections -
This was from 12 months ago at the 3p raise - In the event that the Company is unable to meet such obligations as a result of the failure of the Fundraising to complete and in the event that the Company is unable to secure alternative sources of funding, the Directors believe that it is unlikely that the Company will be able to continue as a going concern and it is highly likely that the Directors would (in order to fulfil their duties to the Company's creditors and to other applicable stakeholders) seek to place the Company into some form of insolvency proceeding
The announcements made by Amazon and NBCU that they were, or intended, to enter the in-content advertising market;
The Directors expect other major media and adtech companies to enter the in-content market over the next twelve months. The Directors believe that ultimately this will lead to an industry-wide development and adoption of in-content advertising as a new advertising format.
There are, however, emerging competitors who provide similar services (in some respects) to those provided by the Company and several who have longer established business models with larger revenue streams operating in adjacent business sectors. It is also possible for very large and well-resourced organisations who sell advertising products as part of their core business to see the market potential that the Company sees. While the Directors believe that replication of the Company's platform is complex and a level of protection is afforded by various intellectual property protections, including patents, copyright, trademarks, trade secrets and contractual provisions, to preserve its intellectual property rights, an organisation with the ability to invest and devote resource to the development of an advertising product could ultimately replicate the service provided by the Company. Many of the Company's competitors and potential competitors have significantly greater financial, technical, marketing or service resources than the Company and have a larger base of products, longer operating histories and/or greater name recognition. In addition, the Company's competitors may be able to respond more quickly than the Company can to changes in partner requirements and devote greater resources to the enhancement, promotion and sale of their products and to the development of new products.
LovableTB,
No sadly your back-tracking you said they had specifically mentioned both NBCU & Amazon as risks to the business, which they haven't & you've been making that assertion for several days now.
The 16th May announcement say's they expect others to enter the market & welcomed the idea as it would then lead to "adoption of in-content advertising as a new advertising format."
I've read numerous documents during my research LovableTB & I continue to do so, some multiple times over.
Yes there are things I miss & some I interpret differently to others that's for sure.
Of course there are risk's, which business doesn't have risks ?
LOTM
Amazon will be developing its own for Prime and I suspect not reselling for others to use. The point I made earlier stands -
The fact competitors are coming is good as it validates the space. The fact one of these monsters doesn’t buy mirriad for say £50m means the IP isn’t creating a moat. Mirriad has stagnated and it seems highly unlikely they will be part of the pie will which be massive in 3-5 years. The big boys will want the revenue stream to themselves. No way will they let a little UK minnow take a slice. Alarm bells rang when no one came forward when mirriad up for sale last year which tells me they can and are developing their own.
The Directors expect other major media and adtech companies to enter the in-content market over the next twelve months. The Directors believe that ultimately this will lead to an industry-wide development and adoption of in-content advertising as a new advertising format.
There are, however, emerging competitors who provide similar services (in some respects) to those provided by the Company and several who have longer established business models with larger revenue streams operating in adjacent business sectors. It is also possible for very large and well-resourced organisations who sell advertising products as part of their core business to see the market potential that the Company sees. While the Directors believe that replication of the Company's platform is complex and a level of protection is afforded by various intellectual property protections, including patents, copyright, trademarks, trade secrets and contractual provisions, to preserve its intellectual property rights, an organisation with the ability to invest and devote resource to the development of an advertising product could ultimately replicate the service provided by the Company. Many of the Company's competitors and potential competitors have significantly greater financial, technical, marketing or service resources than the Company and have a larger base of products, longer operating histories and/or greater name recognition. In addition, the Company's competitors may be able to respond more quickly than the Company can to changes in partner requirements and devote greater resources to the enhancement, promotion and sale of their products and to the development of new products.
I said competitor risk had increased which it says in the annual report. I also said they mentioned Amazon and NBCU had entered the mix which they have (Google it). You now believe that Amazon has stopped developing its own and is working or testing mirriad. I doubt it but if that is the case it’s amazing although bizarre Amazon wouldn’t just buy mirriad and encorporate the IP with its own.
The fact that you have seemingly only just read important RNSs now is poor and the fact you were hoping this to unsuspecting investors/traders without doing basic research also poor. Given the cash burn, really poor pipeline it’s highly likely another raise needed within 12 months and given history it’ll be a lot lower than now unless something drastic happens with revenues.
If NBCU and Amazon are still developing their own programmatic VPP then it's now been 2 years from the announcement with their resources it's should of been months AMZN have literally just done a demo now which Mirriad did last year with Amagi and Harmonic at NAB so if AMZN are doing their own or using a part of Mirriads tech then it's taken a long time so why shouldn't it take so long for Mirriad to get the programmatic side done NBCU haven't even demo'd one and the 87% mentioned doesn't make sense ...
Ank yourselves even if AMZN did go it alone wouldn't all the other publishers sign up with impartial non competitive Mirriad?
LovableTB,
I've just looked all through the risk section of the annual report pages 23 - 27 & there is no mention of NBCU or Amazon in there. Or in any of the notes to the accounts that I can see.
So which page of the annual report are you referring to ?
They are mentioned in the 16th May 2023 document in the section I copied earlier not in the risk section of that announcement.
LOTM
Hi LovableTB,
From very early on in research of Mirriad, I kept asking myself this question, given the 2026 projections in the August 2023 presentation, why on earth have at least one of the Content providers not just swallowed it up ?
& If not one of them then why not one of the the major ad agencies or such like, as it would give them such a competitive advantage over its rivals.
I still can't find an answer & yes I still keep asking those same questions of myself each & every day.
LOTM
They are. Look at the annual report, there is a risk section and the risk has materially increased.