Member Info for Jimmy_Stocks

In the dearth of silence and waiting for news from the company, attempting to drag up old news is trolling.
Hovering around waiting and hoping for bad news is trolling.
Pointing out what everybody already knows and then repeating yourself is trolling.
You've lost money here previously and have an axe to grind with DC. Not sure what you're hoping to achieve with your messages, other than you seem to be hoping that JL investment doesn't happen so you can gloat. My last message to you as I said to you on telegram - waste of my time.

In other news, another weighty bed and isa goes through in the background, all while the penny traders busy themselves speculating on a share they don't even own. Follow the money as they say.

It is the day of the troll here currently, that is for sure. Feeding off the negativity that an absence of news creates. As MB pointed out though, if everything was hunky dory, we'd be much higher. And so here we are, in limbo, waiting to see if the company can change the narrative by executing on these KPOP festivals.

The line ups will sell the tickets, so I hope the announcement for a headline act for Frankfurt isn't too far away. It would be good to know what the hold up is. The lack of buzz etc this year compared to last is because of the bizarre strategy as to how the bands have been announced imo. Here we are, so close to the festival and still no headline act announced, which is puzzling to say the least. And to add LVCG can be blamed for alot, but I don't think this is an area they are in control of for Frankfurt unfortunately.

Ok I’ll rephrase, he didn’t ‘receive’ the funding. It evidently wasn’t ‘secured’. At least not yet.

And he didn’t secure funding did he, as JL didn’t stump up the cash. So the first part in your little tale goes down the wrong road to begin with. DC needed cash and turned to RF for a short term loan, ‘insiders’ who didn’t want RF in the picture stumped up the cash to help get RF on their way (out).

You are posting false and misleading info my friend.

I admire your certainty guzzle chops but not much else as you are wrong and as I say, misguided.

We’ll see what happens won’t we. I think shareholders will make a return at these levels and so do you, as you brought recently didn’t you, so at least we agree on something eh.

Simple - fair enough and agree with that.

Guzzler - so I call you out on your 'facts' and now you change the angle. Would it be the end of the world if JL doesn't stump up the £250k, as you seem to be implying? No. Maybe end of the world for your short term trade but I'm looking at a longer timeframe.

Place your bets then simple.

Guzzler it wasn't 'offered to insiders' as you put it. Shareholders with significant money already invested wanted rid of Riverfort and so put up the money themselves to help do that. They offered to DC if anything.

And the SP was below 2p when it was arranged.

These are the facts.

Also your narrative (based on your comments here) implying that everything rests on JL's investment coming or not is misguided at best.

Hughes what are the total buy/sell's today in your view? SP hasn't really gone anywhere so not sure how you get to your comment.

Think there are a few B&I's going through. One of which mine today, placing shares.

Great summary MB. DC is a curse but also (potentially) the blessing on the company, as it his brain child afterall. I think credit where it is due, getting the kpop division to where it is currently. This could hopefully bring shareholders some long awaited returns and the concept of the smaller bands clubbing together to sell a bigger venue was his masterstroke.

IMO though he does need support to plug his weaknesses. Characters who have the deal making and sales ability usually lack in other areas, namely structure and organisation, and those skills are ten a penny and can be found at not a great cost compared with the costs of somebody of his deal making ability and contacts. Playing to his ego probably saying this lol but his abilities could be being maximised abit more. Maybe he already has the support, but on the limited info outsider looking in it doesn't seem that way to me. Feels like a minimum amount of staff working every hour god sends, which is no way to maximise a teams abilities.

And agree suedee, we need some updates. Lots bubbling away on the kpop front, with gigs not that far away, needs an update on that front. Even if it is just a Q&A. Hoping the reason for delays in the analyst is that another big deal is just round the corner.

I repeat also, imo the 4 year Birdman Japan deal (RNS 13th Feb) alone is worth more than the current market cap.

They have Doors onboard as the streaming partner, so presumably they will be taking some ownership or at least providing guidance on managing the process. I also don't think they are in control of when the acts are announced.

Madrid and London are the other KPOP festivals confirmed.

If LVCG is to make silly £ profit in the future, then it seems to me the most likely area this could come from is the live streaming.

Having the rights for this (unlike Frankfurt last year) in addition to having the rights for live streaming and broadcasting for the biggest market entered to date, Japan, could turn out to be the money shot.

What are the parallels?

MOS has been a big pile of red flags from the beginning that stuck out a mile off.

He does hold Knigel, he brought shares recently. Our dear friend simpleinvestor also holds. It shows how undervalued a company is, when even the doom mongers are buying.

It is clear that LVCG is chronically undervalued, even the negative posters can see that. The route to profitability is achievable and visible on the horizon (this year). Once the short term cash position is sorted then investors are going to come and bid the SP up to a more realistic valuation IMO. Everything else in between is just noise.

And just to add, the company would do well to clarify the reason for the short term cash issues, and it not due to needing money to keep the lights on but that they are trying to grow K-POP division and StART and I believe have to pay the bands upfront (outside of the license model). Also look at the white paper for the StART app, development of which will cost money, which my best guess is where the JL investment will be going.

Good riddance to the twitter ramping day traders.

Earl with multiple posts you are burying the informative info.

I don't think anybody does suedee but I would say LVCG is missing the main ingredients of a pump and dump.

Pumps are never backed up with fundamentals. If we see another rise here, then it will be because of fundamentals IMO and so even if this rise is at an eye watering rate, I think it would be unfair for it to fall into the pump/dump category.

Even last years rise was on the back of the hype around the K-POP division, which was then backed up with Miton's investment. We know now it proved to be a false start but ii's don't take a stake in pumps/dumps.

As pointed out also, none of the twiteratti placing flippers are involved here either, because they've had zero placings to feed off. Which is also another ingredient to a pump that is missing from LVCG.

We are painfully undervalued, as MB10's post outlined before, so to even get back to a sensible valuation needs to be 100's of % increase.

Inevitably, any rise is going to get the attention of traders, but if we do see a meteoric rise, then imo it will be because of contract wins which increase the chance of LVCG Group hitting the magical word called PROFIT this year and so shouldn't fall into the dreaded pump/dump category.

Great news today. Riverfort can't subscribe to any more shares AND long term holders still very much believe in the business. Jason Lee still believes in the business.

Once this rocky period of cashflow issues is in the rear view mirror, hopefully the company can go from strength to strength and grow this kpop division. The Japan RNS was worth more than the current valuation IMO.

The long and short of it - Insiders are buying shares.