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YouTube: 0 to $9 Billion in revenue in just 10 years. 10 years ago, Google bought YouTube for $1.65 billion USD. At the time, the company had been in operation just over a year and generated a whopping $0 in revenue. To many investors, the acquisition was a horrible idea. But to some, it was brilliant. Youtube had a massive user base, approximately 50 million users, and it was growing fast. People were emailing videos to each other and content was going viral. Even though the company didn�t have any logical revenue streams in place, Google wasn�t concerned. Today, YouTube counts over a billion users. It�s worth over $70 billion USD. Its value has increased 42 times since Google acquired it. YouTube now generates nearly $9 billion in annual revenue, which is almost 1/8th of Google�s $74.54 billion in revenue. Google saw it was more important for YouTube to invest its resources in continuing its magical formula of generating growth. YouTube was doing something special. Users were providing free content for others and distributing and sharing it with each other, directly through the web, email, and word of mouth. Google had confidence that focusing on that explosive growth would pay off better than shifting priorities to the bottom line.
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if I remember correctly someone suggested a buy back may occur if the SP dropped. Tricky catching a falling knife but lets hope that is still an option available to the BOD.
Due 26th September. It would be nice to see if we have any plans for the dosh.
Looks like plenty are selting today. :)
With the solar subsidiaries. will this have an impact here? Might be wise to leave this until the dust settles.
anyone?
apparently Wales is a strong Zoopla area due to the amount of independents. Spoke to another of my agents today who are sticking with zoop until they see a reason to jump ship. Has anyone seen any advertising for on the market aside from agents windows?
spoke to 3 agents this am and they are all dropping Zoopla OTM.
lets see if I do better than the last 2 attempts to make any dosh here ;)
Hi buddy yes it already has done. As I said a month or so ago it is a possible 10x bagger so holding in there but took the profits and put them into PREM as they are also 10xbag material. GLA here and elsewhere
RTG, sorry for the on-going horror here. I was lucky when I cut my losses early and punted them into AFCR. If you fancy a cracking investment in a co with a decent MD have a look at PREM. Production next year and only a £5m mcap bargain. GL
http://www.afcrplc.com/pickstone-peerless-gold-project--ar129.html
well I am now all out. I just don't want to leave it over the winter. Maybe I will be back come april 15 if he has the funding in place. In the mean time and over the weekend check out AFCR Mcap 5m after they got funding news this afternoon and there has not been to much movement to be spiked! Next week should be good. Good luck with all holdings have a good weekend.
Where do you read no production 2014? If you are correct and there is no production this year then you can forget any production pre mid April due to the amount of snow up there. So (if you have read it correctly), no production for the next 7mths!!!
Equities researchers at Westhouse Securities dropped their target price on shares of Black Mountain Resources (LON:BMZ) from GBX 17 ($0.29) to GBX 10 ($0.17) in a research report issued on Tuesday. The firm currently has a “buy” rating on the stock. Westhouse Securities’ price objective would indicate a potential upside of 354.55% from the stock’s previous close. Black Mountain Resources (LON:BMZ) opened at 2.49 on Tuesday. Black Mountain Resources has a one year low of GBX 1.50 and a one year high of GBX 10.50. The stock has a 50-day moving average of GBX 2.31 and a 200-day moving average of GBX 3.18. Separately, analysts at Beaufort Securities reiterated a “sell” rating on shares of Black Mountain Resources in a research note on Friday, June 27th. Black Mountain Resources Limited is an Australian exploration company. The Company has entered into a Tenement Sale Agreement to acquire exploration tenements in Western Australia.
has been revised now 10p but still a 4 bag from here. Trouble is will we see heavy dilution to het us to 10p?