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Reading and Leeds are go.
Hopefully a whole lot of others too.
Best news for a year.

SjD1
I remember when you had your 'EGM', you mentioned that they asked you for your thoughts on Spotify.
Were you able to read anything into that, can you remember?

Onwards and upwards, Lord.
Lingard was a steal. Bit like Melody is !

Yes Italian, and he still has those outstanding 44 million plus options, which I agreed with you, are likely to be treated as set out in the 2019 financial report.
There is no evidence that he has sold any. If he did, then as he is a 3 per cent plus shareholder there would have to be an RNS.
If/when JG can get his shows back on the road, then really, why wouldn't the partnership continue? There is no reason for it not to. Everything would just happen 18/24 months later than originally planned.

A small bit of hope Lord, in that they are looking towards Autumn, although it doesn't mention JG specifically. It's as good as we can hope for right now, though.
Absolutely they are still in the mix. Whoever suggested otherwise (?!?). Certainly not you or me.

With Lauren Reid our COO as chair of the Broadway League, we are in good hands. Great find of yours a couple of months back when this was announced.

Your 'previous advice' now is it? Well, get him !
Do you really anyone is ever likely to take advice from you?
You're a laugh a minute !

'IQ of a postage stamp' - LOL (and I did when I read it).

Er....Londondan, you measure IQs numerically, not by their body mass.

You really are a prize chump.

London - re your post 16:59. You have plenty of problems.

You're illiterate - so how do you expect me to understand it ??

Embers
Are you saying they will not gain ANY market share from Spotify. That's pretty ridiculous.
Spot have around 250 million subscribers. It shouldn't take a huge percentage of that for NAPS to have a very viable business.

Yes Lord. It's wiped out the SP's good performance the last two days of last week.
It's coincided with the fundraise RNS. But apart from the fact it was complicated and looked messy, I can't see what was wrong with it.
They've got the cash they wanted - in double quick time- so now they can get on and use it for the app.
It was just the perception of it, including the MMs.

NASDAQ looks odds-on but surely they have to get the new app done first.
And a take out further down the line. Spotify have to be in the frame. IMO for several reasons.

So long as live gigs and musicals are still on lockdown London, there is nothing suspicious about it.

And Lord
Did you read his snide remark about you on his post yesterday (15:02 ) ?

'JG is indisposed, or he is not interested any more, or theatre is no longer a good fit'
How much longer are you going peddle this garbage, Rikki?
You know perfectly well JG is still on lockdown, but you won't admit it because you're just a troll.
You were even on here yesterday giving 'financial advice' to newcomers on this board. Not nice !

Welcome Nils88. And good luck.
This company's success won't be down to luck though. It will be all the work they've put into it.

There are four shareholders who each have approx. 120 million shares each. Dollens, Tellworth, SH, and JG. Not sure if it is significant but it brackets them all on 4.9 per cent.
JG has until the end of 2021 to exercise the remainder of his options. They are being treated differently to his first tranche and would increase his holding to 165 million. Might be interesting .

A 2/3-day spike in the share, and the traders, who have no interest in the company, come out to play. Why can't they go to an online casino and lose their money there?
Hopefully by the year end Napster will have built up their revenue and may have made a decent profit, so that a proper P/E ratio can hook on to it.

By that time JGO should be given the green light. If the new Democrat US government let's Broadway get cast to the four winds, it'll be a case of 'Come back Donald Trump, all is forgiven.'

So where will Napster live?
In MVR's RNS of 30 October, they stated it was their 'intention to centralise duplicated functions of the two companies {MVR/NAPS} into Napster's business in Seattle.
However on 11 December they said they would be headquartered in UK.
If the former, would it not make NASDAQ almost a certainty. Or is it not that simple?

Deadcross, wouldn't that be sweet?
Put it to them. I can't think they would be so precious as to ignore you.
It would also make for a great PR job.

The point is Horse, they didn't do their legal homework. They lost money because of all the compensation they had to pay.
It wasn't lack of tech know-how. They had 80 million subscribers pre Spotify. The latter then came along and cleaned up.