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..the break-out could be today. 66.75p paid already

Or tomorrow...

Very good. Many thanks.

I am just impatient now to see some updated financial numbers for this calendar year. I really think they can support a rerate on the SP to have a more sensible support level based on the fundamentals that are being created and delivered now. I think some first half of the year numbers are due next month. Can anyone confirm that/remind me?

Yes and the SP not being lifted as easily as the MMs took it down. Same old AIM. Good times ahead I am sure of that.

and on paper I have lost a lot of value/money on LVCG since the high of a couple of weeks ago as the SP drifts. However, still looks like a 'higher low' on one of the early waves of the rise here so as ever patience is the key and I still believe good if not great times lie ahead for the company and its SP. GLA.

DC must enjoy travelling. Relentless new developments being contracted and visited! I cannot wait to see the financials from all of this activity.

Indeed....Think news might be coming?

I would expect. Great company, great brand(s), great contracts and licences achieved and growing exponentially. Lots of news on events across the globe in the pipeline and the US news could drop any day! An AIM company considering paying dividends in its first full year of trading and a CEO with over a 50% shareholding unsurprisingly focussing on share value - What is there not to like?

Get used to AIM shares. This is all very normal. The very fast SP rise recently brings in the day traders who look to sell out on the next news release with the expected short-lived spike in the price. During the following period of no or less news the SP drifts and they either buy back in to do it all again or move on. That is why no share will ever rise in a straight line. There will always be dips and consolidation. The SP is rising in waves. That pattern is continuing and with all the great news adding to the fundamentals, the medium and long-term potential still looks fabulous!

Nothing surprising about that. Very low volume now and the same old MM games. Buys nearly twice as many sells today. The SP will start rising again before too long.

I am hoping it is 60 or 61p. Then with the next news and/or SP pressure when the day traders have moved on we can move on up again to reflect the company's true performance. Like Saintpeter7, I too prefer gradual rises.

Pull backs are inevitable on any share rising at the rate LVCG has. Some traders will always take profit on the way up. So a further pull back is possible but I’m not sure it would be much now and I don’t think it would be for long. The latest contracts are now being announced with their financial value and profit margins - and they are great. The current MCAP should be supported by an annual profit of between £2M and £3M in my opinion and all the signs are LVCG will achieve that and very likely surpass that with some ease.

came at the end of the day. More great days to come.

LVCG will not be under the radar for much longer. This company is flying!

Uni. Cheers

What I'm really keen to understand is what sort of profit the company can target from an event such as the one just about to start at Glasgow. Let's assume c. 80,000 visitors (20,000 per day) the event host runs the event, pays LVCG a licence to do so and use the Bricklive brand and content. The host takes all the revenue apart from sponsorship monies and merchandising. So, LVCG provide the lego and other content (mainly fixed costs) and they receive a licence fee, sponsorship monies from large international companies and a share of the merchandising with very little risk and/or variable cost. That is a BRILLIANT business model and why I am heavily invested here. What I would like to know is how brilliant. If we assume a licence fee for an event is a minimum of £20k (£5k per day?) and sponsorship and merchandising could double that. Then that's £40k per event for soon to be 60 events with little variable cost so c. £2M profit before we add on all the other revenue streams: touring, cafes, centres, animal paradise etc. But my numbers are total guesses, I have no idea what the licence fees are, I think and hope they could be much higher than my guess.

Indeed, but a sense of even the minimum profit from an event (or the range of profits from the different events) would be extremely useful so if the question could be asked that would be great. If it can't be answered yet that's fair enough.

What profit target do they have for an average size event? Cheers.

*do* not *so*!