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Nonny,
I thought a Valet was the way to go.
To maximize one's time left.
Could be wrong.
Hey Nonny,
Good one. Thanks for the early Sunday morning chuckle (West Coast USA time).
Lasvelas,
Good post and well done with your trade.
If people believe it's a short term blip, load up and wait for the huge gains you expect. If not then trade them.
As mentioned:
In 2013-14 blnx/rthm(now trmr) quarupled to eq sp £28 on the back of bullish comments before crashing to around 400p within 6 months based on events.
In 2016-17 rthm(now trmr) the eq sp tripled to 589p on before falling back on events.
The current sp is only marginally above rthm(now trmr) 2017 level.
It's nice to have an investment decision proven right so conclusively by events. Read the company/sector newsflow.
It’s a way of maximising the time you have left.
Trickster,
Are you a night owl?
dpggy,
Getting older I sleep less.
Not sure why that happens.
“US Elections are over for another 4 yrs, covid restrictions are being eased so fewer people are now sitting in front of the TV”
Yet Tremor has exceeded performance after the US elections.
Yet there are people connect on mobile platforms.
What a muppet that really doesn’t understand anything about this industry and pretends he knows it all by digging c….from any s…..hole! Get back in your cage.
Trickster,
I asked once before. Perhaps you didn't see the post. I notice that you post late at night, UK time, fairly often.
Are you a night owl?
Lasvelas sounds a lot like stt1.
All rather suspicious.
Has stt1 re-incarnated himself to spoof people.
Theee are no lengths to which he will not stoop.
I come back to see what is going on this chat, but same old story.
I sold out nearly two weeks ago, and took profit, because the momentum started to turn.
We all have our own strategies and all i would say to those who believe in the story of TRMR , if you are convinced this is a short term pull back just take it on the chin and wait for a recovery, but always have a plan B, selling at a loss is not bad thing, there are always lessons to be learned.
Gdog,
"The US ad tech market ran too far, too fast. "
The shares rose on the back of the hotly contested US Elections and covid. Those short term movements weren't on the back of fundamentals but hype.
Look back to pre-US Elections, several ad tech companies were valued around 1/3 to 1/2 revenues.
eg
Jan 2020 - Trmr paid around 1/3 revenues for Unruly.
https://digiday.com/media/paltry-price-paid-unruly-rattles-consolidating-ad-tech-market/
Apr 2019 - The merger between rthm & Taptica to form trmr was around 1/3 revenues.
https://news.sky.com/story/video-ad-firms-forge-bigger-google-rival-with-260m-merger-11621590
US Elections are over for another 4 yrs, covid restrictions are being eased so fewer people are now sitting in front of the TV.
The hype around ad tech companies will soon die down and realistic valuations return.
It was similar in 2016-17, during the previous US Elections.
The rthm eq sp rose to eq sp 589p on bullish comments but fell back on events, towards 100p.
If trmr had listed 6 months ago then I think they would have benefited from the early rises in the ad tech bubble. Now US Peers are down significantly from their highs.
As always, short term movements in the sector on no fundamental news is only white noise.
It means nothing.
Anyone who does not realize this should not be investing....anywhere or in anything.
Only a complete moron doesn't realize the massive opportunity in this space.
The US ad tech market ran too far, too fast. We corrected, which is very healthy considering how far we ran, which was way over the top of reasonable.
Sanity now rules to a much higher degree in this space. If the company (companies) in which one's invested in this space can execute, then the stocks will follow and those investors will be well rewarded.