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Brubru,

Seems to me we know a couple very lucky morons.

Not noticed many places. From the website:

https://www.tremorvideo.com/company/press-releases/tremor-video-launches-programmatic-audio-solution-to-help-advertisers-reach-engaged-audiences-in-premium-environments/

The VI is also known as a fvk-ta-rd.

I am praying to my Money Gods we get a further price drop on no news.

If we do, I know of one Dog who'll take advantage of it to pad his already overweight position in TRMR, via ADR units.

OK, it's official:

Poster Quertyii is a moron.

If you've a clue, you realize we're down on no news...it is totally meaningless from a fundamentals perspective. Posters complaining about the latest price action are totally clueless. They ought not be in the markets if this type of price action upsets them...or so I believe.

Not that anyone but me cares what I think, given the latest results and outlook, I think the stock offers a good value down here. That being the case, I've been adding ADR units bit by bit below $20 per ADR unit.

Considering I own what is to me a fair number of shares of the common stock at an average price of 157.3p per share, that tells you where my head is truly at regarding this stock at this price at this moment in time. Prior to the offering and results, I was done buying. That changed. And I believe I'll be rewarded for going further out on the risk curve with TRMR.

Good luck to all longs.

About the poor sap who thought he found "romance" in his middle age. Since he wasn't getting any for decades, he's probably too stupid to realize it'll never last.

For every hot chick out there, there is some guy who is sick and tired of doing her.

I've a better one...

"Show me the Money", and it appears we're doing just that.

Tricky,

Any long who's not happy with how the company is doing is so effing stupid they ought not be allowed outside without parental supervision.

If mgt. continue executing the way they have, the stock will follow even more than it has over the past year or two.

Oops...meant bottom left to the upper right of the graph.

It pays to proof before one posts rather than after.

I listened to the Q2 CC while reading the transcripts and stopping to go over the numbers for a third time yesterday.
The day before that I listened to the Perion call for a third time, doing the same thing to compare the two.

I already have a boatload of PERI. I also have to me a substantial amount of TRMR at an average price of 157.3 pence.

After listening to both calls, I kept asking myself what the eff the market doesn't get, about both of these companies?

Today I noticed TRMR ADS trading in the USA below Friday's UK underlying closing price of 754p. I couldn't help myself and nibbled 1,200 ADSs at prices ranging from ca 736 pence to ca 722 pence. It may tank tomorrow, maybe not, but I am not smart enough to see into the future so I've no idea what's going to happen short term. Long term I obviously believe we're heading from the bottom right of the graph to the upper left.

About the efficient market question: The market doesn't get it, or so I believe. TRMR's mgt are pretty effing solid, and these guys are producing results. Time will tell if I am right about this gem, but I will not be the least bit surprised if we have a monster on our hands. Good luck to all longs.

BTW: PERI is still a fair bit cheaper on many metrics, but they're not growing as fast, and they're more conservative in their approach, which does make them safer. I am happy with both of these.

I think MGNI, of which I own, free and clear, 46,000 shares, is a bit scary. Typical aggressive American company. Could work out really well...or not.

I listened to the conference call, while reading the transcript, twice.

If we keep executing as we've done this past year we'll be better than OK.

I am more than a little happy I "filled up my boots", once again, in this one.

Love it.

Now I have to wait a bit longer to see the reaction over there...well past my bedtime, but what the eff, I'll suffer a bit to see the cha-ching

I trust our village idiot needs a new pair of shorts.

Hey Coathanger,

All's well over here. The good results have mostly been met with a relative yawn. They were expected, and priced into the stocks pre-earnings, almost all of which, as stated here numerous times, I own at least a bit, and some I own what's to me a boatload. I have my own "fund" in this sector, and so far it's been working out.

Not that it matters what I believe, but I believe they'll climb from here as they perform on a fundamental basis, given the occasional run ups (or sell offs) on no news due to technical analysis moves (not my cup of tea), and also due to the newbie morons who do that sort of thing (the Reddit Rebels, Robbinhooders).

This space is not going away. I am here for the next several years, unless things change, upon which time I'll re-evaluate then act accordingly.

How funny... almost included 'the written word does not always convey context or intent' in my below post, but figured I'd leave it where I did when I posted.

"Dog - how have you managed to take that post the wrong way?"

I am an American...we need to get hit over the head to understand the obvious?

or

Two countries separated by a common language?

Share, what the eff do you mean 'I'm of little faith'?

I've put more Money into PERI than any other stock I currently own for a reason, and it's not because 'I'm of little faith'.

Not that it matters what I do or do not believe, but I believe this is my safest of all the ad-tech stocks I own, due to current valuation and the fact that we've a backstop to downside risk with the MSFT search deal.

I also won't be surprised if it's not my biggest winner, but I think it's my safest big bet, as mentioned above.

I've been buying the eff out of this one since it was in the low 4s, and I've kept buying into the upper 19s (on dips). There is a reason for this, and it's not because I think I'll lose Money.

Gotta love the Urban Dictionary as a source of great knowledge...

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Radio%20Rental

Oh...****ney Rhyming slang...mental, crazy.

Now I recall being called a septic, way back when I first started posting here, in 2009.

Yeah, it's radio rental...

I also believe it's a buying opportunity, but I've totally 'filled up my boots' (as you guys would say). I've put way too much into PERI, to the point I've gone "radio rental".

PERI sold off...it's remarkable.

This is truly the Rodney Dangerfield of stocks...it gets no respect.