To us, it 100% makes sense to fast-track this tech. But based on Richard's demeanor and lack of anticipation of a fast-track, I've reset my expectations.
Maybe there are reasons he is aware of that makes a fast-track unlikely (logistical or otherwise.)
Not bothered though, an expedited review wasn't even in my mind when I invested here. Would just be a bonus
Thanks for the link. Richard reiterated that Polarean aren't eligible for the expedited FDA approval, but if in the future it does become a possibility then the company will inform the market. Basically, I wouldn't hold your breath for a fast track. Probability is that payday is still a way off here. Patience required.
Is there a link to join the AGM?
He is a Non-exec director, not the new CEO. Also, this appointment was already expected as it was stated in the placing RNS that Bracco would be able to appoint one member to sit on the board.
Everything is lining up very nicely here. So many similarities to the Blue Earth Diagnostics story - except that Polarean is actually operating in a bigger market!
Also speaking of the Pre-NDA meeting, any ideas on when we might hear about the outcome?
Was anticipating results to be out today as stated in the placing RNS, maybe a delay due to covid perhaps. Hopefully some exciting forward guidance to come!
Don't understand the rise either, but possibly something to do with the vox podcast earlier? I'm yet to listen to it. Right now anything that is even said in the same sentence as Covid-19 will do 20% minimum!
Also I guess while we are all in lockdown at the moment we could start a little discussion! where do you personally think this company could get to in the future? Market cap?
Is there any info on a potential fast track? Did the board give any idea if/when a decision could be made?
Around 16:15 today. it's happened to me before when this hit 18p a couple of weeks ago - limited me to £500 only.
I was trying to buy shares through my isa, but couldn't get a quote for anything above £200. Is anyone else getting this or do I need to change broker!
Honestly all the talk of red flags...the biggest red flag for me was coming on this forum and seeing the calibre of the private investors in bidstack. Now it seems a few of them have left, might be time for me to top up!
Yesterday's RNS wasn't exactly the apocalypse and obviously showed timeline slippage (which is very common in business). It literally said deals were taking longer than expected and publishers should be revealed next year.
Those who panic sold yesterday were clearly over-exposed and emotional (clear as day who they are on here, they post all the bloody time) and didn't act rationally.
You can't control what the company does but you can control your own actions. Reactionary selling at gutter prices as a result of being tens of thousands of pounds down is your fault for being in that position to begin with.
Now the same ones who belittled the naysayers weeks ago are the ones deramping the business now because they sold for 8p yesterday!
And it's easy to blame Draper and his '3 years in 1' goal, but if you were naïve enough to think things were going to go without a hitch and you'd be sitting on a beach somewhere by Xmas time sipping a pina colada, so you put most of your life savings in here, that's your own fault.
Too many gullible PI's who aren't mentally ready for this game. Also this is aimed at those who once loved this share, and now have completely done a 180 and now talk it down. Emotional wrecks. Shambolic.
Seeing how well Football Manager and Grid have been received by the gaming community, along with Trade desk being live + Dentsu, and the adverts we've seen in FM and Grid from huge companies looking fantastic. I'd say Bidstack have got a good chance of hitting the revenue target, or at least getting damn close. Starting to resonate with JD's optimism now personally.
I think we are forgetting how young this company is. What it has achieved since its inception to this point is truly remarkable. Yes the share price got out of control and has now consolidated. But you can't expect a London start up to sign the likes of EA/Activision etc so quickly. As JD says, there are things that need to be done in a specific order for a company like EA to allow new advertising technology to be integrated within a global phenom like FIFA. Things like acquiring Pubguard was a key step to solidifying Bidstack's tech for the grand stage, and that was just a few months ago...
We've got every kind of industry expert you can imagine from every big gaming company on our advisory board. The tech is already active and working in huge games like Football Manager.
We're going to be just fine, investing is 80% waiting. 12,24,36 months from now, I'm pretty certain Bidstack will have made a serious impact on the gaming industry. But until then, I think it's valuable for investors to take some time to regain perspective.
*getting rid because they weren't cutting the mustard
If Gosling and Dembitz are gone, I think that has more to do with Bidstack getting rid than them because they weren't cutting the mustard - as opposed to them leaving because they think it's a sinking ship...sinking ships don't get deals with Trade desk, Dentsu, Codemasters, SEGA and don't get on Google Stadia.
I know who I trust more out of two blokes vs a couple multi billion pound companies...and the fact Gosling blocked a tweeter indicates he left on a sour note, perhaps the star studded advisory board didn't think he was the right man for the position. Plus we've recently signed an EA senior VP onto our advisory board...I'm quite happy with that swap transfer!
Admitted it on the weekend podcast. Said he's now looking to re-enter soon. How can anyone believe a word he says ever again hahaha. There were people buying at 35p+ because of his videos and he was quietly selling his stake. Goes to show, you can't trust anyone in the markets. Nonetheless, I'm certain this company is going to provide good returns for those who bought at 35p anyway. But a lesson can be learned here - don't just blindly follow others because they speak well and have a YouTube channel. Can only imagine the poor sods who bought Xeros just because of his videos.
If Trade Desk, Dentsu, Pubguard and the BOD are all happy being involved here, I'm happy too. These guys know everything going on behind the scenes remember. The BoD in particular are pretty much all absolutely minted and accomplished, no reason to join a start up unless they saw massive upside.
Also we're crying out for more news, but Trade Desk and Dentsu are monumental steps forward and I don't think that's been fully digested. Right now it's a rocky period for SP for whatever reason, my only concern is wishing I had more capital to invest.
I was wondering what the effect of a phase iii pass could be. I know it will be significant but not sure how significant - 20%? 50%? 100% rise? Anyone know of any examples of other companies that passed phase iii and the impact on their sp?
I've been following this fortnite situation on twitter and it seems the gaming community feel the new season is could be released as soon as 3 hours from now...If Bids are involved, could be a monster rns coming in the next 48 hours