RE: Shortage of stock28 May 2020 03:07
Investing is always a risk. Invest against risk, not profit.
I would argue that more focus on risk during these times.
As for IMMO:
If you take the time, as i have done, to seek out and [in some cases] speak with their partners around the world you can't deny there's a push to re-open [some countries more than others].
IMMO haven't been sitting in Birmingham [or remotely] during the lockdown twiddling their fingers.
They've been focussed on:
1. what is required to ensure their 'experience' becomes LIVE asap after partner venue opens.
2. developing UV cleaning and personnel training for each site [customer confidence].
3. understanding capex issues for partners. leveraging towards 5yr contracts.
4. completing pending installations.
There's no doubt that - economically - we're in for a storm. But, i'm well aware of human nature. As we already witnessed across the beaches of UK, people will come out and pay & play when they feel safe.
You can bet your bottom dollar that EVERYTHING will be done [and already in motion] to satisfy visitors to key venues that enjoying the Immotion experience is safe.
I suggest people go and look at data when Disney opened ticket sales last week.
People are stir crazy, right now [right or wrong].
I'm confident that Martin understands the market conditions.
All he needs to do, as he has done, is demonstarte the numbers add up [demand].
And, market cap approx 8 million [with recent funding].