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Funny this one game, Fortnight, is currently worth than the whole of VR sector and is worth more than 5 times the whole of the Graphene market.

Puts things in to perspective.

To be clear, I wasn't a bull on VRS or EVRH, yet they managed ludicrous gains vs the total market size they were in. Bidstack aiming to be the largest video game advertiser in a few years time as no one yet has got hold of the market here surely shows the scale of the opportunity they have. Of course there will be copy cat competitors but Bidstack already have some of the biggest names in the entire gaming sector on their advisory panel and they are also aligned with options to make this succeed (they don't get paid a salary - so SP gains here is the only way they make money).
Id love to know the price of their options, James says every single Bidstack shareholder would be delighted with their option price... I would have thought this info should be RNS'd?

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I mean one video game "Fortnight" .. check out how much its worth!

https://metro.co.uk/2018/08/01/much-money-fortnite-made-epic-games-boss-tim-sweeneys-net-worth-7785907/

EPIC games (as referenced in the article, creator of fortnight) interestingly Bidstack have made reference to a few times. Any sort of tie up with them and this is going to get rather exciting.

Cant wait for the next few pieces of the jigsaw to fall in to place here.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-05-10/us-adults-spend-crushing-amount-cash-playing-video-games

"According to annual research from the Entertainment Software Association, over 164 million US adults play video games - a figure that's 20% more than a year ago and over 85% more than in 2015"

Pretty much daily headlines on the gaming sector and how its becoming the hottest sector for growth.

It is the future of entertainment, which in 10 years time I can see evolving in to VR. Big shift underway which will only be fuelled further by the streaming shift and big players like Google, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft getting involved. Even Netflix want in on this space.

Right place, right time.

And this is just for mobile gaming advertising.....

https://mobiledevmemo.com/how-large-is-the-mobile-gaming-advertising-market/

"Newzoo estimates the size of the mobile games market at $70.3billion in 2018, and eMarketer estimates total mobile advertising spend to be at $76billion in the US alone in 2018 (growing to $113billion by 2020)"

Again.. the above just for mobile gaming advertising...

Anyone remember James stating Bidstacks aim by end of 2021? I mean even if they get half way to that aim you are still looking at a silly market cap!

Absolutely. When CO is ramping he's selling and when he'd deramping he's buying/looking for entry.

*thread

full link to company response threat here: https://twitter.com/Hussainfatih/status/1126814969436278784

I’m sounding like a broken record with how many emails I’ve replied to in regards to this today.

We hold to our statements regarding our expected spud date which implies the junior facility will be drawable for our summer programme.

Needs jnr debt sorted. Drills are all on track. Uncertainty killing it in a tough market

https://www.mobilemarketer.com/news/how-will-in-game-advertising-change-as-google-facebook-snap-and-apple-lev/554111/

Shows the opportunity available to BIDS... right place right time imvho

Anyone remember being stood in awe and wonder on sidelines as VRS went from 18p to 80p in the 4 weeks after its placing back in November 2017?

BIDS showing similar momentum to this thus far!

Biggest force on the AIM markets is momentum and FOMO

thats 40million shares traded since the placing for 40 million new shares was announced just 2 days go... epic buying volumes

TR1's surely incoming

basically just listen to the recent 3 or so podcast interviews with James where they explain (in as much detail as they can at this stage) on how they are working towards executing towards this huge goal.

BIDS openly state they are targeting being the largest advertiser in the video gaming sector *globally* and *by any metric* by the end of 2021...

Video game market revnues projected to be $150billion this year alone and its growing at a huge rate.. compare that to film and music which is a combined revenue of $60billion.

So being the number one go to advertiser in the world in a market that is $150billion revenues and growing....

Yet you focus on 2018 YE trading update 2 months after they release their live offering.

I dont think you understand the tech industry or have done any research at all in to the potential here.. you are fixated by its revenues yet BIDS has only just started its proposition. Yet you ramp QFI etc which is churning a net loss and has a fraction of the potential... most bizarre. You are going to find the next few months rather painful I feel

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/there-s-all-to-play-for-as-tech-titans-set-their-sights-on-video-games-skv0n0f5m?shareToken=d9ef7bcc38d92ba3ac3dfc8f9ef350ab

absolutely this is what fascinated me from their recent few interviews where they mention the capability of also targeting the secondary audience on video recordings of games as well due to the google stadia offering and shift to streaming services for games the connectivity is much more powerful.

And yes thats what James says in one interview that BIDS have o be cutodians of the advertising art work ensuring it looks very natural within the environment as is it would be in real life.

The more I learn about this sector the more excited I get, think there is just so much opportunity for BIDS they are in the right place at precisely the right time it looks like.

Most fascinating to me is the gaming streaming shift (ala Spotify model) will open up gaming & therefore adverts to multiple times the end users. Then add in secondary youtube viewing audiences where BIDS are saying that in game ads can also be changed in real time to suit viewing audiences - this boggles my mind.

This (along with the roll out of 5G) will mean that people will be able to play an array high fidelity games from any device no longer having to own a £400 console or £2k gaming PC or even having to pay upfront payment for the game.

Ad impressions in an already colossal growing market could go up as much as 300x and BIDS are positioning to capitalise on this seismic shift.

This chart shows just how huge videogame market is vs music and film industry with $150billion revenues projected for 2019 vs $43billion for films and $20billion for Music... for reference also VR at $1.2billion

https://lpesports.com/e-sports-news/the-video-games-industry-is-bigger-than-hollywood

try this link: https://bit.ly/2V9FnBS

By Alan Green here 28mins in, confirms he has buy orders in to buy more stock:

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