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Zak7795 Direct quote 16:39

I haven't even got any kids. What u going on about?

on 10/09/24:

"i'll make a promise on my kids lives. these will be 200p in 2 weeks. if they aren't i promise promise i'll never comment on this forum again"

Lmao

Zak7795 post Today 10:08

Kids are good thanks Bearhunter. I told them Dad’s Boom is getting taken out soon at £15. U should have seen the smiles on their little faces as I dropped them off at school. I recon they are gonna start writing their Christmas lists when they get home. My eldest wants a Porsche. U better be right.

Zak direct quote 16:39

I haven't even got any kids. What u going on about?

I am pleased that you have finally acknowledged that the share price is being manipulated by corrupt market makers and spivs, despite the continuous buying and impressive performance consistently delivered by AB.

I would recommend that you and others engage in more constructive activities with your time instead of obsessively focusing on a stock that holds no interest to you.

It truly astounds me that Aldebaran, in his apparent ignorance, failed to observe the substantial increase in purchasing activity that was evident to the rest of us in recent weeks. However, one should not anticipate any other behaviour from a duplicitous troll.

Q3 Trading Update

34% revenue growth and EBITDA profit significantly ahead of current market expectations

Audioboom (AIM: BOOM), the leading global podcast company, is pleased to provide a trading update for the quarter ended 30 September 2024.

Financial and operating highlights

· Record Q3 revenue of US$18.8 million, up 34% on Q3 2023 (US$14.0 million)

· Total revenue for the nine months to 30 September of US$52.9 million, up 15% on the same period last year (US$45.8 million), with September representing the second highest month ever for revenue

· Record Q3 adjusted EBITDA(1) profit of US$1.0 million, representing the fourth successive quarter of adjusted EBITDA profitability, driven by the growth in the highest gross margin revenue line, Showcase

· Total adjusted EBITDA(1) profit for the nine months to 30 September of US$1.3 million, up US$3.0 million on the same period last year (US$1.7 million adjusted EBITDA loss)

· Full year adjusted EBITDA expectations raised to US$2.5 million (up from US$1.3 million previously)

· Record quarterly performance from Showcase, our global advertising marketplace. Revenue of US$7.0 million, up 99% on the same period last year (US$3.5 million), reflecting the Company's continued progress in building key, scalable advertising technology. In 2024 Showcase has contributed more than 30% to Group revenue (9 months to September 2023: 23%)

· Record eCPM (average global revenue per 1,000 downloads) in Q3 of US$66.06, up 79% (Q3 2023: US$37.00)

· Average Q3 brand advertiser count of 8,257 (Q3 2023: 7,960)

· Average Q3 global monthly downloads of 96.5 million (Q2 2024: 94.8 million), marking a return to network growth following Apple's iOS17 update which reduced and rebased download reporting materially across the wider podcast industry

· Group cash at 30 September 2024 of US$3.3 million (30 June 2024: US$3.5 million)

· The Company has in excess of US$71 million revenue for 2024 booked

Commercial highlights

· Audioboom maintained fifth position in both the Triton Digital and Edison Research rankers of the top US podcast publishers, closing the gap to fourth place by more than 3.5 million weekly downloads and 0.5 million unique listeners

· Key contracts renewed with leading podcasts in our creator network including Duncan Trussell Family Hour, The Bulwark, Sisters In Law, George Conway Explains It All, Politics War Room and Chilluminati. These shows are downloaded more than 70 million times each year

· Further restructuring of creator contracts in this period has reduced Audioboom's annual minimum guarantee obligations by more than US$1.0 million and improved the Company's gross margin

Stuart Last, CEO of Audioboom, commented:

"I am delighted with Audioboom's performance in Q3 2024, headlined by strong revenue and adjusted EBITDA growth, and underpinned by a robust business model. With our seasonally

It is inevitable that the trolls will eventually be caught in their own deceit and the truth will come to light. The confirmation provided herein serves as substantiating proof that the individuals in question are disseminating FUD through deceptive falsehoods with the intention of personal financial gain, achieved by artificially suppressing the price of the shares.

Confirmation these trolls are bears

“ is ok to post as its positive opinion yet the bearish ones can't post ”

The current share price is not at an all-time low, which provides further grounds for reporting Aldabran for his deceptive statements.

It is recommended that all genuine shareholders are prompted to report these individuals who engage in deceptive trolling behavior to the following authorities in sequence: LSE), FCA, and the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). It is my understanding that ongoing investigations are in progress, and your grievances will contribute to these inquiries.

“ Today 10:46

Boom now trading at its lowest level since Nov 2023.....”

This, in fact, is indicative of a buy signal. You are truly a foolish troll who lacks understanding of your actions, consistently embarrassing yourself with each occurrence.

What reason could there be to provoke my irritation while I remain a buyer in the stock? You are the one being deceived as the fool hahaha. At a certain level I will sell everything else in my portfolio to put into AB. Joke is on you lmao

Zak, you have become increasingly tedious and tiresome. Your posts are consistently nonsensical, rife with contradictions and deceit.

Repeatedly, dishonest trolls such as zak7795 and aldabaran are swiftly revealed for their deceitful falsehoods.

Fresh short positions have been initiated on IG index, with 97% of clients holding long positions and 3% holding short positions.

It is remarkable how you individuals who engage in online trolling disappear when confronted for spreading deceptive falsehoods, only to reappear at a later time assuming that everyone has forgotten about your previous interactions on the BB. Your lack of shame and relentless persistence signify a troubling disregard for ethical behaviour.

Make it…make sense.. Zak lmao hahah

Today 20:17

Oh Bearhunter....I do enjoy our chats. These conspiracy theories. U think a group of investors and brokers and MM'ers are all conspiring over a crappy £30mln AIM company is laughable. I bet u believe in a flat earth don't u? There are no meaningful shorts and if they were please please please tell me for what gain? Who in their right mind would have a short down at 205p. How low do u think these people think this is going? Ur a joke. Guess its easier for u to think that than admit ur getting this wrong time and time again. Oh and no, the Mafia didn't kill JFK

Direct post from zak

22 Sep 2024 12:45

......Candy has 2.2mln Boom shares. If people want to short a stock they need to borrow stock to do so. If u have a long position u can lend out ur stock for a fee to short sellers. Every major investment bank has stock loan desks. Candy could be doing this through an associate Candy has more than enough stock manipulate the price. More likely he's just trading his position. If Boom ticks up he can sell a bit to keep the price down and buy it back. The free float is only 16mln shares in Boom, so a 2.2mln stock position is huge in this. I'm NOT knocking BOOM. I'm not saying it should go down. Business is going well by the looks of things. I'm just giving my opinion on why it won't rally. Candy got defrauded by Bonnier and he handed over a load of Boom shares for worthless AAA/Aaaqua. Candy wants them back and he doesn't want Bonnier to profit from any price rise. All I'm trying to do is explain what I think is happening. I don't want them to fall. Please feel ur boots coz eventually this will get resolved in court and then hopefully the stock will reflect somewhere closer to its true value. Everyone on here thinks these should be higher. I think they should be higher. If u remember I thought these would be over 400p in one of my previous posts so I'm just trying to work out why. No one on this forum can explain why these won't rally. We only moan that they don't. Surely what I say about this court case makes sense right? I even think Bearhunter agrees with me (and we never agree). Until its resolved its not doing anything of note. Mgt can't understand why it won't rally. As Bearhunter pointed out. U don't see Candy buying chucks do u in the last few years. Bonnier's total position according to Bloomberg is still worth £3mln at current prices. So if Candy wins Bonnier will be giving him £3mln in something that was Candy's that he gave away for free. How would that sit with u? I would be livid but I'll be even more livid if Boom was £5 and Bonnier might walk away with a bit of money that was in theory Nick's in the first place!!! Last thing, we need this judgement to be in favour of Candy end of...FYI I dislike Candy nearly as much as I dislike Bonnier so I'm no fan but he's the best of two evils.

You, Zak, are entirely lacking in credibility and are merely a contemptible troll. Remember this harsh reality each time you gaze upon yourself in the mirror. Your behavior during days of vigorous buying and high volume reveals you to be a cowardly opportunist. It is a known fact that you eagerly await the moment when buying activity decreases so that spivs like you can pulldown the share price by illicitly manipulating bids with the complicity of dishonest brokers and market makers. Therefore, refrain from spewing your nonsensical remarks to someone who is incapable of recognising your deceitful tactics.

Fascinating article. I believe that everyone should be encouraged to contact the SFO, whether they believe they have something minor or significant to offer. After all, we have all observed extensive manipulation on a large scale, especially regarding AB, in the past two years.

For Chairman Mike Tobin OBE to purchase £436k worth of shares on the open market at prices ranging from £2 to £18, increasing his total holding to 850k, it can be inferred that he possesses a superior understanding of the business compared to the desperate shorting trolls with concealed motives on LSE.

Stringerbell, your observation is astute. There are numerous inconsistencies in their theories, to the extent that they appear to be incapable of recalling the truth. It has been confirmed that the Bonnier family is no longer listed as the largest shareholder, as indicated in the presentation. Should you have conducted thorough research, hedgefundmanager, this fact would have been apparent. As previously indicated, the activities of these shorting trolls will escalate in prominence as the impending day of reckoning draws nearer. . As another commenter has pointed out, Matt West may not be the only individual named Matt facing a lengthy prison sentence. It is a situation worth contemplating, Mr. Reddit poster ;)

“Market manipulation by Candy? - Those who spout this idea I have to say "Don't get a job with Sherlock Holmes" your logic around his motivations are suspect to say the least. Apart from anything, market manipulation is a very very serious offence which risks a prison sentence in the extreme. Do you honestly think he would engage in that, by destroying value for his own holding????”

Direct post from zak

22 Sep 2024 12:45

Whatwhatkid......Candy has 2.2mln Boom shares. If people want to short a stock they need to borrow stock to do so. If u have a long position u can lend out ur stock for a fee to short sellers. Every major investment bank has stock loan desks. Candy could be doing this through an associate Candy has more than enough stock manipulate the price. More likely he's just trading his position. If Boom ticks up he can sell a bit to keep the price down and buy it back. The free float is only 16mln shares in Boom, so a 2.2mln stock position is huge in this. I'm NOT knocking BOOM. I'm not saying it should go down. Business is going well by the looks of things. I'm just giving my opinion on why it won't rally. Candy got defrauded by Bonnier and he handed over a load of Boom shares for worthless AAA/Aaaqua. Candy wants them back and he doesn't want Bonnier to profit from any price rise. All I'm trying to do is explain what I think is happening. I don't want them to fall. Please feel ur boots coz eventually this will get resolved in court and then hopefully the stock will reflect somewhere closer to its true value. Everyone on here thinks these should be higher. I think they should be higher. If u remember I thought these would be over 400p in one of my previous posts so I'm just trying to work out why. No one on this forum can explain why these won't rally. We only moan that they don't. Surely what I say about this court case makes sense right? I even think Bearhunter agrees with me (and we never agree). Until its resolved its not doing anything of note. Mgt can't understand why it won't rally. As Bearhunter pointed out. U don't see Candy buying chucks do u in the last few years. Bonnier's total position according to Bloomberg is still worth £3mln at current prices. So if Candy wins Bonnier will be giving him £3mln in something that was Candy's that he gave away for free. How would that sit with u? I would be livid but I'll be even more livid if Boom was £5 and Bonnier might walk away with a bit of money that was in theory Nick's in the first place!!! Last thing, we need this judgement to be in favour of Candy end of...FYI I dislike Candy nearly as much as I dislike Bonnier so I'm no fan but he's the best of two evils. If this stock didn't have either of these two attached we found have proper funds invested in Boom but we don't have a single one. Proper funds don't invest in firms with reputations like these two have