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Came out of the blue so I guess thats the cause of the selling. Did anyone else on here who seem very informed and knowledgeable know that we could potentially lose 40% of the licence area due to government regulations saying use it or lose it?
I understand that well be majority shareholders (wether thats 51% or whatever) in the area we potentially could have lost but my concern really is that we werent informed sooner and it wasnt made clear enough for all to understand.

Theres also a piece in that link jesk about Facebooks partnership with Next VR in oculus venues. I would like Melody VR to expand the scope of their business in time..maybe not into sports but different kinds of shows that involve music plus dance or maybe travel experiences in different parts of the world.."tourist vr".
Music will always be the bedrock of the business but why limit it to just music when theres so much scope for other things to add value.
Also I see China/Pacific region as being the ones who will take to VR experiences more enthusiastically, so we should be making expansion there more of a priority.

The future is VR!

Merry Christmas feeks :)

I see. Personally i would have to look at my financial situation at the time. If i cant buy then ill feel like im missing out though because im sure NvS wouldn't bother to get us involved if he wasnt sure of a profit in it.
I agree that hes absolutely doing the right thing and wouldnt expect anything else from the man. Im sure he wont just be taking a gamble. Given all the historic data and the data from the aero survey, im guessing that he knows something we dont ;)
All helps to give me more confidence that ive made the right choice here anyway if he thinks even the least promising areas are worth investigating.

Must admit to being confused by that also. Thanks for the explanation.
If we are to be majority shareholders, then if its listed separately what are our rights? Will we be alloted shares in the new company? Why would we need to put our hands in our pockets to buy shares in it?

A quick look at your member info pumpa shows that youve only made 15 posts all of them on this thread and admit to having previously bought at 7 and sold at 12 and probably now looking for a cheaper entry point. Good luck to you..nothing against short term traders as long as their honest about their intentions and not trying to fool others.
My shares are staying with me until either were bought at out or the sp is minimum £1. Suggest you dont stay out for too long..you might come to regret it.

Charts are only as good as the people interpreting them and even then there are too many variables for them to be really useful for me.
Its like a weather chart..you can analyse it with the best scientific minds and super computers and it will then do something completely unexpected..a Micheal Fish moment if you like, only more than your reputation is at stake if you get it wrong. I prefer to stick to fundamentals and a bit of gut instinct/experience and hold for med/long term. No strategy is perfect though so luck will still play its part. GLA.

Have a guess! Who allways pays when theres problems? Good look trying to squeeze money out of a scottish council lol.
I think its a good bet that there will be a dividend cut somewhere down the line.

Nice to know that good things "are" happening behind the scenes, even though us smaller shareholders are a bit in the dark at the moment and patiently waiting for some solid news on our investment.

1 billion young people to influence with advertising. Its not just about music.

Or 8K.
Nice steady rise day by day..no spikes to attract day traders/shorters. Soon be in the 7 to 8p range to squeeze out the shorters. Looking good.

My favourite two albums of all time...Wish you were here and Dark side of the moon by Pink Floyd...spent endless hours listening to them on good quality headphones back in the day.
Not sure theyre still together but I think David Gilmour is still touring occasionally. One of the guitar greats. Still sounds incredible even in his seventies.
Id recommend anyone to give this youtube clip a listen.
David Gilmour (of Pink Floyd) live in Pompeii 2016.

https://youtu.be/LTseTg48568

As usual the BoD are spot on in aiming at the youngsters first because their mums, dads, aunties, uncles will all want to try it and theres plenty of us from the best decades for music 70s 80s and 90s who are latent music lovers and will want to see some of their favourite artists in vr but the younger music fans are the most fanatical and will be the heaviest repeat users.

Some good names there zooropa and im sure well be working with them in the future. Liam Payne was picked for a reason. Apart from being an internationally famous and talented singer songwriter, he has a massive following on social media. Hes perfect for helping promote vr music. I suspect you already know this though.

It wont have to go up a whole lot more to put a squeeze the shorts. Lets see what happens by the end of the week. Doesnt really matter what the price does in the short term anyway. If your right and the shorters manage to push it down then its just a better opportunity to buy in/top up. This is one to buy and hold for a year or two imo.
Best to have it in an ISA or SIPP.

This from IQ (music industry) magazine

https://www.iq-mag.net/2018/12/melodyvr-announces-first-live-vr-broadcast/#.XA96_Lnmg0O

NEWS

MELODY VR ANNOUNCES FIRST LIVE VR BROADCAST

In a "hugely exciting moment" for MelodyVR, the company will stream Liam Payne's 19 Dec show in London live in virtual reality
By IQ on 10 Dec 2018
 
UK-based music VR company MelodyVR has revealed plans for its first live concert broadcast in virtual reality (VR).
In his only headline show this year, the former One Direction star will perform at a “secret location” in London on 19 December, with the concert streamed live to fans via the recently launched MelodyVR app.
The broadcast, in a “previously unseen quality for VR”, will feature MelodyVR’s ‘jump spot’ technology, which allows viewers to choose their own location in the venue. Those wishing to view the show will need an Oculus Go or Samsung GearVR headset, the MelodyVR app installed and an internet connection.
The ‘Live in VR’ event follows the creation of previous (non-live) VR experiences for artists including Post Malone, Bebe Rexha, the Chainsmokers and Payne’s 1D bandmate Niall Horan.

“IT’S A PLEASURE TO INVITE FANS BOTH IN LONDON AND ACROSS THE GLOBE TO EXPERIENCE THIS AMAZING EVENT”

The MelodyVR app is currently available in the UK, US, France, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria and Belgium.
Anthony Matchett, CEO of MelodyVR, says: “This is a hugely exciting moment for MelodyVR. We truly believe that virtual reality has the power to connect artists with fans like never before. It has been a pleasure working with Liam, and we’re thrilled to be bringing his headline performance in London exclusively to fans around the world via our platform in virtual reality.
“It’s a pleasure to invite fans both in London and across the globe to experience this amazing event, as well as a whole lot more in 2019.”

Good luck to you alto but im not sure why you think the sp will be back down below 4.5. Who knows.. its strange times in the markets and this is aim. Maybe your right, or then again, maybe well be at double that by the end of the week. The price is still cheap now in my opinion, given the massive
potential here and given that we now have "Liam Payne" one of the biggest and most influential artists on social media and a new CFO Andy Brown, formerly International Chief Financial Officer at Universal Music Group plus the backing of Facebook among others.
Big players in the big league, putting us in the big league now and were only just starting to appear on the radars of the big players. As far as selling, Its still early days and I wont even twitch until we reach £1 but reckon in time theres no reason we cant be worth £3 or £5 ps. All my own opinions and guesswork. Do your own research.

Shorters had us on the ropes for most of round 1 but longs came back hitting hard with a strong finish. Still all to play for.

Im not at all concerned with the short term price movements. Its all a bit of fun for now. Sooner or later value will out and well be laughing all the way to the bank.

Longs are taking one hell of a beating now. On the ropes covering up. Referee looks ready to step in :(

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