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Look out for the next new thread by oily coming to a discussion forum near you...what about..erm...I know, JD sold some shares!

Notice how many times he, (I presume its a `he`) changes the title thread, apparently when you`re a paid deramper you get extra for getting replies to a new thread!
Hmmm, paid your mortgage yet this month oily?

Hey faze1, I`ve got a question, is the seller gone in NSCI yet? Ha ha.
My best trade for years when I bought in at 1.5p just before the spike in mid April, held for about 10 days altogether and came out with a 550% profit selling in to the spike. It was a struggle and had to split my holding in to 4 sells.
The reason I bought when I did...because the Jupiter Asset Management Fund were selling heavily and I got them just after they were finally out!!!

Oh the irony.
:-)

Nobody wants this to explode more than me, its one of my largest holdings, but it starts to get very tedious to keep hearing the same garbage week in week out where people on here are stating that the seller is `definitely ` out as a matter of fact, when in reality is just plain hopeful blind ramping by fools.
I will always stand up for facts and reality, even on stocks I own.

No, someone`s in the world of reality and some prefer to stay in denial.

I posted this on AVDFN last night, and wouldn`t have reposted it here but I see the same nonsense continues....

Sick of hearing this `seller out` cr*p, the seller is CLEARLY not out, as evidenced by all the red print sells Wed and Thurs. And they were sells otherwise the sp would be 8p easily by now after such large trades.
I hold here, and doing very well because I loaded up low, but I must have read that the seller is out, or overhang finally cleared about 50 times here and on LSE...its bull**it.
This will move higher when its good and ready because of the fundamentals of the company, the position its in, and the big buyers with sticky hands meaning a favourable free float ratio. But ffs, stop saying the seller is out, its becoming an embarrassing running joke.

I see the seller is out...again!

I think it was that they are working with the developers of a well-established battle royale genre game.

For those that haven`t already seen this, Charlotte Cook, VP Gaming, explains how Bidstack works, with a simple diagram at 8 mins 30 seconds.
Worth watching the whole 10 minutes from the start though if you haven`t seen it before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI0ZdB9gsaU&t=68s

NED - Mike Hayes.... Mike brings more than 30 years video games industry experience to our team. He spent eight years at SEGA, latterly as CEO of SEGA Europe and America. For 5 years prior to SEGA, he was Sales and Marketing Director on the Board of Codemasters, the award­ winning British developer and publisher of high quality racing games.

NED - Derek Wise....Derek joined Bidstack as Non Executive Director in 2019. He is a highly experienced software technologist who was Chief Technology Officer of Grapeshot prior to Oracle’s acquisition in 2018. Derek is now VP of Contextual Intelligence with Oracle Data Cloud.

Advisors -
Andrew House... served as CMO, Co-CEO and group CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) Europe before leading as President and Group CEO of SIE Inc between 2013-2017.

Will Kassoy - He previously served as the CEO of AdColony, a video advertising platform reaching over one billion consumers globally. Before AdColony Will was the Senior Vice President of Global Brand Management at Activision Blizzard for 13 years.

Bryan Neider - He became a Bidstack advisor in October 2019 and brings more than 25 years of leadership experience from his time with Electronic Arts (EA).

Jonathan Epstein - Founder and CEO of GameSpot, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Media for IGN Entertainment and President of Omek Interactive. He also served as CEO of Double Fusion, an in-game advertising company.

Joel Livesy - Joel is the Director of Partnerships, EMEA, at major digital advertising business The Trade Desk. He joined our Advisory Board in 2019 to offer expert insight into the programmatic advertising landscape. He oversees The Trade Desk’s supply-side strategy and activation across EMEA, working with both local and global partners on strategic development.

Pete Beeney - Pete adds 17 years experience to our advisory group. He has worked across print, out-of-home, and e-commerce, most recently developing Spotify’s global partnership with advertising giant WPP.

Ian Hetherington - has over 30 years experience as an entrepreneur, founder and investor in the video game and digital sectors. In 1985 he co-founded the video game developer and publisher, Psygnosis. The business was acquired by Sony in 1993 which saw Ian appointed as the Joint Managing Director of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe.

Then there`s all the Department Leads, and the Tech Leads in Riga.

lootgaloot, maybe this shower of wannabe knownothings have had it wrong all along, and Bids don`t do anything that developers can`t do themselves.

Well I`ll be blowed, and there was me thinking Bidstack were developing a start up `net new` adtech company for native in-game programmatic advertising!

Keep up at the back.

Oh well, at least it shows that the world of deals in Aus have not ground to a total halt.
RNS watch still on.

Under the terms of the Agreement, Codemasters will pay a higher minimum guarantee to FOM in respect of F1® 2020, which will then increase each year during the term of the Agreement. These increases in aggregate equate to a compound annual growth rate of approximately 12% between the F1® 2019 and F1® 2025 games. In return, Codemasters will receive advertising inventory and marketing support across F1® channels, including via trackside advertising at Grands Prix and a stronger presence on F1®'s fast-growing digital channels. Codemasters will also work more closely with F1® to explore additional revenue opportunities.

The announcement is due no later than the start of play Tues Aussie time, so today would be the last day to take a position on ECR.
I suppose a company valued at £30m might consider buying another for £10m as a major acquisition, after all, ECR`s Mcap of £4m today is undervalued in my opinion if you consider the DMS potential alone.
Kalamazoo have stated that they wish to increase their licences in the same zone, so who knows.

Some early decent buys there, which is a bit unusual for the start of play on a Monday so maybe some are willing to take a punt.

This could get interesting.
Just speculating but ECR`s licence`s fit well with Kalamazoo`s ambitions.

From their website...
Since its ASX listing in early 2017, Kalamazoo has continually investigated the acquisition of mineral assets with inherent potential that can be exploited by advanced exploration and development technologies. Following this strategy, Kalamazoo identified the highly prospective Bendigo Zone in Victoria as its key focus for securing an extensive and promising tenement position.

and...
The Bendigo Zone is the second highest producing goldfield in Australia having produced an estimated 60Moz from alluvial and continuous quartz reef mining activity from 1853 to 1954 (Willman et al 2002, Geology Survey Victoria, Report 121). From within this zone, the Bendigo Goldfield produced an estimated 22Moz primarily from quartz reef mining. The Ballarat Goldfield was the second largest with an estimated 10Moz produced.
https://kzr.com.au/castlemaine-gold/

Their Castlemaine projects sits right between ECR`s 100% owned Bailieston and Creswick projects, both in the Bendigo zone.
Creswick is about 10km`s North of the City of Ballarat.

They have a market cap of c $61mAUD, about £30m, so not a big player in the region, although almost 10 times bigger than ECR at todays Mcap.

At the bottom of the page on the website it sets out the reason for the halt in trading.... `the trading halt is requested pending the release of an announcement in relation to a major acquisition`.

Not sure that ECR as a whole would be on the menu but its going to be interesting to watch for the announcement.
Victoria is prime real estate at the moment and ECR is way undervalued with what they`re sitting on. They`ve been below the radar of the stock market speculators for a long time while they`ve been gathering licences, data, and a lot of interest from the players in the gold market because of the region they are in.

We can`t be far off an update to negotiations with `others` so maybe its this week we get one.

Cheers Wilson, JD takes a lot of stick on here...daily, incessantly, and maybe he`s made some naive mistakes as a CEO in the past (historical archives), but I thought it was time to really lay out the other aspects about the man, because without James Draper The Bidstack Group would not exist.

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Just filter him Girdz, I did it many months ago because his posts aren`t worth reading, and I bet anyone on here my entire holding that he`s still spouting the same garbage now that he was then.
One of the best moves I`ve made on here by a country mile.

James Draper has played a major part in creating and building this brilliant new Adtech company. His vision of the future of in-game advertising and his ability to attract the level of high achieving top level experts in the gaming and advertising industry is unbelievable, not many AIM companies can claim to attract such AAA standard advisors....and there`s a reason for that.
The building blocks have been carefully assembled from the start with a long term view, after all... you wouldn`t attempt to build a strong house without solid foundations.
Well done to James and the whole team, you`re doing it the right way, for the right reasons.
#This Is Just The Start

Can`t quite see the connection of this article to due diligence being done on ECR`s licences. The article is about tenders being lodged for exploration blocks around the Fosterville mine, and closed in February.
The article is also 6 weeks old!

Although if Bot is correct (for the first time) and the gold standard really was a prerequisite for brands and agencies it is alarming that they have only now achieved it after 5 years. Jilson

Two things jilson, one is that Bids didn`t have a platform to get awarded a certificate for 5 years ago, ya clown...and two is that I get quite a lot of things correct, off the top of my head recently was calling out chancers as a liar when he claimed Chris Akers was trying to sell out of his Bids holding, and then chasing down his twitter feed to prove it!

I got that right, and you tried to step in and defend him!
You`re just another TW disruptor, honking your horn and doing as you`re told by the circus ringmaster/clown tamer, who incidentally has now lost his whip since Bids are now well funded and moving in to what is probably going to be a game changing, company transforming, and very lucrative time in the Bidstack journey.

#This Is Just The Start