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Chris has been on the ball since listing Dev Clever, has taken a few months to set up the platforms. Now all three projects are ready, the ball will start rolling very quickly.
Move up was expected, has been a lot of progress made over last couple of weeks. Still a lot higher to go. An excellent business model in place by the company, only a matter of time now before things fall in to place considering all aspects of the business fully launched.
Extremely impressed with the engage aspect to the business and as Chris says, it’s the most advanced of the 3, can potentially bring in some impressive revenues as it has already done so. No other listed tech company really comes close to the magnitude of potential here.
Also just listened to the podcast, I encourage all on sidelines to have a listen to it. Really does show put in perspective of what has been achieved in a short space of time, and the ‘big big’ numbers to look forward to in the future.
Incredible progress by the company since listing only a few months ago. Today’s news is material and it’s sinificance can not be underestimated. For a company to have a framework which has taken years to develop, to develop VR games very easily.
Victar launch is a breakthrough for virtual reality in education. Schools have already signed up to this in the pre launch. Now with the full launch interest will continue to build. The potential on Victar alone is very big, when you consider the amount of schools and the fact it will lead to recurring revenue.
Company is revenue producing, is profitable, has an expanded team in place, CEO owns a large chunk of the business, educate products have showcased themselves in major events as has the engage platform. The engage platform has tied itself up with Oracles EPOS systems. And already have a number of blue chip clients who have worked with them. Yes sounds like a pump and dump to me.
From 10% down to now only 2.6% down.
Positive cash flow, I think some are overlooking the significance off that statement.
Personally don’t feel anyone can go wrong buying sub 15p. There’s plenty of catalysts in the pipeline, involved in rapidly growing sectors, and already completing deals with the likes of Oracle.
Lots of updates to look forward to, that’s the beauty of Dev Clever being involved in three different sectors.
Bullish intraday reversal pending, not interested in the short term price, but shouldn’t have come down this low.
Calm before the storm, lots of positive updates released by Dev Clever in short space of time, the company is going strength to strength. Patience will pay great rewards.
If anyone thinks what I have been posting is ramping. Then they seriously do not understand the products at hand. And therefore, are missing out on shares at these prices.
I’ve only posted facts, the information is now out there and it’s up to investors to see and pick up on. The herd usually have tendency of arriving late to the party and this is no different.
Your point goes hand in hand, with what I have posted about Devs gamification engine being the only kind. So it would have made sense for Oracle to approach them. Oracle need to tap this evergrowing market of gamification and only dev clever are in a position to do so. It has taken years to develop a cloud based programme such as this. In every aspect possible Dev Clever are ahead of the competition.
My last point is significant.
Well it makes sense considering there is only a handful of companies in the UK, who are actually involved in gamification. But none that I have come across that are anywhere close to the advancements of dev clevers engage platform. What investors are failing to understand is that gamification to engage consumers is a new trend, and the populatity and success of it is being realised now. That’s why the likes of Oracle, Need to get involved.
Who wouldn’t agree with me that £100m market cap, would not be a ‘rampy’ valuations, when you look at the potential, the collaborations, the sectors involved in, the multiples these usually trade, the revenue, the media attention. But you then have the likes of other companies who don’t have any of these such as EVRH but no one has a problem with the valuations it reached.
The bottom line is this company does not need a ramp, all my post have been factual and informative. The revenue generation and its ability to infiltrate into each of its various sectors its involved in will do its talking.