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Ok
Now guys, I’m going to get you all jumping. Are you ready?
https://musically.com/2019/04/24/napster-wants-to-power-more-music-streaming-services-in-asia/
Napster already have deals with a different telco over there. We will take intellectual property and that agreement into MVR.
“Ring the f’in bells”
Boom
And like that it’s a merry f****** xmas
https://www.google.com/search?q=sonos+valuation&rlz=1C1CAFA_enGB798GB798&oq=sonos+valuation&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i22i30l2.3023j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Perhaps Sonos could stop the share price drop an invest a few quid in us.
One significant big tech investment into this company could sure turn the current SP around.
Hi Adder,
The getting all their customer part is the bit which will sky rocket us I love that. Also the fact Napster have positioned themselves as the "we love our artists and so we pay them more".
But...... I still would love to see us rebrand Napster as MelodyVR.
If we get rid of the "MelodyVR" are we therefore then changing the fundamental direction of MelodyVR from 360degree content producer and distributor to that of a music subscription service which happens to have a large portfolio of 360degree video content?
I don't think the latter is necessarily a bad thing but we need to seriously tighten up our licenses and properly sweat them to the maximum to ensure the likes of spotify, amazon and apple don't go to the labels and pinch our deals.
I'm in here and love the concept/company as you all know but I would just like your POV's.
Would you rather us be under the Napster name/banner or MelodyVR's?
I would personally prefer we keep with the MelodyVR. Napster given its history is the bigger name and i remember downloading illegal music with Napster in my teens but unfortunately thats the only thing that comes to mind when i think of Napster.
Myspace, it was sold by the founders for a ridiculous sum and then bought back for a hugely reduced sum. I never went back to Myspace as it was old hat and outdated. I'm just worried if people share the same view?
Check twitter! :)
Having had 10 minutes to reflect on it and your two pennys I actually agree Embers.
-------Guys, wow! Did you see that above? Reflection and agreeing with someone elses differing point of view. Wowza's we are further related than warring chimps than first thought.
OFF TOPIC, I can't understand how AirBnb would go ballistic giving the current no travel climate but thats my two pennys
Mulgrew I don't think it will be FB in all honesty I've said from the start i expect the likes of Apple (hopefully - like the beats deal).
Spotify or Youtube/Google ( are the two perhaps most likely).
This would bring Google into the sphere which is purely audio streaming too which I don't think (correct me if I'm wrong) they have at the moment.
There is always Amazon too perhaps.
Like I said I think there's too many at present and bit by bit the top companies will gobble up the smaller.
Don't do that, purely for comical purposes that title!
I said it would drop by circa 20% and then we will see a slow build, I'm buying in more at this level and so hopefully I'll have more profit when it builds. In two years time I'd be happy to be in this share and it be between 25-30p, that's where I'd perhaps sell most of my shares but don't get me wrong if between now and then a big company comes and buys us out for triple or quadruple the current shareprice I'd gladly take the quick win too.
I don't think that within this streaming space there can continue to be anything more than 4 major players in the long run and so I do see one of the big boys snapping this up at some point purely to add subscribers and IP to their overall offering. When that happens who knows.
I intend on holding this and buying more at this price.
I did say that when this opened up it would drop by 20%+ and then build on from there.
What I’m interested in is the amalgamation of both Napster and MelodyVR.
Will my shares on my Barclays (not so) “smart investor” simply change the name to Napster?
Will I have to transfer them somewhere else?
What’s the script?
https://twitter.com/listenupmusic_/status/1335321267856171009?s=21
Check it out now
I'd love top 30's do not get me wrong.
Absolutely love it! BUT
What I imagine will happen when we reopen is the market reacts to three things the bookbuild placing at 3.6p, increased debt and of course the number of P.I's who are sick of having their money tied up for so long.
I expect, but not worry, of a drop of 20%+
I'll be buying into it with the belief that in 6months time we may be many multiples on 4.3p.
IQAI is up over 260%, over the last two days its rocketed massively. Their market cap is now £21 million
£21 million!
FEEDBACKS IS 12.8 MILLION
I've just done some digging and one of their subsidiaries is absolutely thriving, STONE CHECKER SOFTWARE LTD https://www.imagingbiometrics.com/what-we-offer/product-services/ib-stonechecker/
I'll get to the juicy bit,
"Stone Checker Software Ltd. has an exclusive worldwide licence to apply the TexRAD® algorithm to examine heterogeneity and ‘texture’ not visible to the naked eye. Tested and validated at the University of Oxford, StoneChecker software has been available worldwide for research use since 2017 and is currently available for commercial use in the United States, European Union, and South Korea."
"TexRAD"
Who owns TexRAD????? IQAI is up 260% in two days! Its been as high as 21.55p!
Feedback is looking a steal currently!
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/POW/director-dealing/14738965?showDisclaimer=true
Power Metal Resources plc (LON:POW) the AIM listed metals exploration and development company was notified that today Paul Johnson, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, purchased on market 600,000 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at an average price of 1.938p per Ordinary Share through his Self-Invested Personal Pension ("SIPP")(£11,630 invested).
Following the above purchase Mr Johnson has a beneficial interest in a total of 59,600,000 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 7.12% of the issued share capital of the Company.
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