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In 2019 before COVID they lost £5.36m.
Cash at 31 December 2020 was £2.35m.
Revenue in 2020 was £1.7m
They will run out of cash before year end.
Everyone has been gaming during the pandemic so they should have been raking it in.
If game-focussed companies can't make money in these times they are doing something wrong.
I'm just accepting your invitation to pop back on when the big news drops.
We'll it has dropped.
The news and the share price.
I just wanted to put some context to this stalking accusation.
kingofkeighley posted his Twitter address on this board with his full name in it asking people to follow him / join his Twitter group. He's done that a few times.
So I'm hardly doing a Sherlock Holmes or stalking him when he is posting his own personal details on a public forum.
Then yesterday he starts calling me names in his posts without me having said anything. When I react he reports me to lse admin because he doesn't like it.
Appreciate the reply.
One of the best posts ive read in ages.
Kingofkeighley, you have been warned yet still insist on calling me names (re your earlier post today).
All I said was this would drop to sub 3p and that I prefer Spotify to Napster. Both are true.
Changing the subject, I am looking for a reputable dog grooming salon. It's time for my pit bulls to have a grooming when the lockdown ends. Anyone know of such a place?
21p
Smile, I only posted two facts. No more orders for Abingdon and EUA dropped 50% at one point.
This share dropped almost the same in Dec so there is a similarity.
Two questions that need answers
1) is the formal sale process still on?
2) Why did Alexei sell?
So long as the answer to Q1 is "YES", the second question isn't so important.
Sorry you don't like the article. Let's just stick to the facts.
This share was £5.60 in May 2020. It's £2 today. Obviously the market is wrong and doesn't have a clue.
There. Is that better?
The poster below who says this company has 67% market share (of the litigation finance market) is wrong.
Burford Capital have bigger market share.
This company's market cap is also much smaller at £88m. Burford is £1.3bn.
I know market share and market cap are two completely different things, but Burford has a bigger share of the litigation finance market than this company do.
This article from July 2020 is a good read
https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/news/listed-funder-hits-back-at-burning-cash-article/5105006.article
A few people have mentioned a £20 fee.
I didn't pay too much attention when I was filling the Primary Bid form in but didn't see a £20 fee mentioned.
It won't break the bank, just not sure where that came from?
Even this board is dying.
Board (or, rather Bored) sums it up nicely.
Sub 3p soon.
Asked for £1,000 worth. Got £211.15 which is 515 shares. Hardly worth it.
Hoping it drops to 41p so I can buy more.
Obviously way over subscribed which of course is a good thing, but hardly worth buying £200 worth.
£788.84
Bernstein analyst Ronny Gal recently stated he expects the COVID-19 vaccine market will approach $40 billion in 2021.
After that the market will stabilize at roughly $6 billion per year.
Gal expects that Pfizer and BioNTech will generate the highest revenue with their messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine BNT162b2. However, he views Moderna as a close No. 2 in the coronavirus vaccine market.
The analyst projects that Moderna will make $1.5 billion in the first quarter of 2021 from sales of mRNA-1273. Gal thinks that amount will rise to $3.5 billion by the third quarter. For the full year, he anticipates that Moderna will make around $11 billion. Over the next five years, Gal predicts that Moderna's sales of mRNA-1273 will approach $20 billion.
Source https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/12/10/how-much-money-will-moderna-make-from-its-covid-va/
Think about it... wouldn't it be great (and very convenient) for Moderna and Pfizer and others if people and governments lost faith in the Astrazeneca vaccine.
This is the biggest pandemic in modern history. It is also one of the biggest profit making opportunities in history.
Astrazeneca aren't making a profit on their vaccine during the "pandemic", but other companies sure as heck are.
The fake news will continue to try and decrease the Astrazeneca vaccine use so other vaccine makers can make more profit.
How very British to do this not-for-profit.
I also cannot believe they are not recording who has received which vaccine so in 6 months or 12 months they will have the data to see which is the most effective.
We are being British whilst US companies will spread fake news and milk this for all it's worth.
It does seem brutal, but these were 10p in May 2020. The 70p they reached earlier this month seemed expensive, but they have a new product out in Feb. Even if the new product is well received, it will still take time to build a strong customer base and they need to pay the bills in the meantime. Directors have also been buying.
Worth a punt at 41p.
Yes, the link you posted works. But to be fair, I did use Google to find the Napster sign up page and the link on the page doesn't work.
Anyway, I've just done some research and see that Napster only have 3.5m subscribers but Spotify have 186m subscribers and a much nicer interface so I'll go with Spotify.
https://www.tuneskit.com/spotify-music-tips/napster-vs-spotify.html
If you Google "Napster sign up" then select the result that appears, when you click on the link for pricing you get an "Oops page not found" error.
https://gb.napster.com/pricing
Sell. Sell. Sell!