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Are former-YuMe shareholders allowed to sell their shares or is there a fixed time for some or all of them before they can sell them? If smaller YuMe shareholders are seeing the price falling steadily, maybe they're the ones selling at the moment? The price seems to fall heavily on relatively small volumes, but it doesn't ever seem to rise by anything like the same amount. Well, we're sub-200 at the moment, so I guess it's time to hold on to your hats if it goes lower. We've been here before, so I'm not as scared about it as last time. I'm just not sure how low it's going to go before results. I can't see anything likely to boost the price until then. oldtimer predicts it might go as low as 150p. He was right last time. But I hope he isn't this time.

... is this going to go down? 200 or less now looks very likely, meaning oldtimer's prediction months ago was pretty spot on. At the time of consolidation I posted that I thought the share price would fall heavily, but never thought it would go down quite as far as this. So my questions are: how much further do people expect it to drop before the next results? Are we going to go down as low as last time when it went to about 16p (in old money)? Or are we about to bounce back of 200?

PS: I've just logged onto iii and noticed that someone else has made almost the precise same comment on there.

All this talk about filtering out extremist videos makes me wonder what ever happened to Blinkx's CORE video search technology. I thought that this was precisely the kind of technology needed to identify and highlight video content. We've not heard anything about CORE for several years now, despite it once being the centre of Blinkx' technology offering. It's a shame, because now might have been its moment. Presumably it never quite worked in the way it was initially expected? PS: I realise R1 is a completely different company now, but surely the CORE search technology is more relevant now than ever?

On a similar note: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/unilever-ads-facebook-twitter-youtube-adverts-consumer-goods-marmite-dove-persil-pg-tips-a8206376.html

The repeat patterns of A and O trades for both buy and sells suggests to me that the same people who are ostensibly selling are also the one's doing the buying. This perhaps indicates how the market is 'manipulated' by the high frequency computerised trading which seems to allow big institutions to sell heavily without the price collapsing, and allows the same institutions to buy heavily without the price rising to reflect the level of buying. We've seen this happen many times over the past 4 years since the big short of 2013-2014. Algo or high frequency trading is what allows this and is akin to market manipulation of sorts I don't think this just applies to AIM shares, but is probably more easily done on AIM than on the other FTSE markets. All IMHO of course, and to be taken with a big pinch of salt.

Increased volume today. 750,000 thousand shares traded today = 7.5 million shares traded in old money (pre-consolidated shares, that is).

I can attest that having read this thread for well over 4 years almost every day that stt1 never used to post on this site until about 6 to 8 months ago when he first started posting. Others say he posted on other sites elsewhere, but he certainly never used post on here back then, Bmac's comment might be true if he's read it elsewhere but certainly wasn't posted on this site during the period he refers to. I'm not commenting on the truth or otherwise of the comments, just that stt1 didn't post on this thread back then.

Currently up by over 8% today. This has been going up and down like a yo yo of late.

Another big drop today, down 5.5% again. Yume is currently down 5% on the day. What the fs going on? I thought the RNS was supposed to be the harbinger of good times? Answers on a postcard please.

Even stt1 seems to have got bored with this one. Nothing from him for nearly a week now.

Well it's currently back up around 5% since opening today, whatever that might indicate..

Is this reported class action the reason for the 7.5% fall in Yume's sp right near the close yesterday? Or might there be some other reason?

Erm? I posted the 'Someone posted..." comment, not your old friend stt1.

... I reproduce it here for your edification: https://www.rhythmone.com/blog/2018/01/08/2018-a-look-ahead#lQZhUg4LAGJCowXU.97

Thanks for clarifying that for me.

I wonder if the 4:21 pm O trade for 100,000 shares (1 million in old money), for only 184.15 each, is Griffiths selling? Someone clearly needs some money fast, unless this is a misreported trade.

Sick joke.

The figures look slightly better than anticipated, the Yume acquisition is still on track and the outlook seems positive if still in the form of adjusted EBITDA. I can't see this going down further, but aren't sure we're on our way up just yet. I guess we''ll have to wait until the next results to see if there's real progress. But who knows, perhaps for once this will shoot through the roof.. I won't be holding my breath, but we live in hope.

I don't give a toss what you think. You admitted you know jack-crap, so no one cares what you think anyway Filter me. Or better still filter yourself. You're the Donald Trump of this BB, but I guess you'd be pleased with the comparison. Oh, the art of repartee. You're even crap at that.