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Technically competent, established MO, rapidly growing market, cheap entry point, Mr Boden joins, with massive experience and a host of contacts, Mr Boden buys shares, has incentives, has won over course and distance.

CEO says they bought their way out of a hole and are heading for EBITDA positive "early in the new year".

I got in for a trade, but I now see this as a very decent recovery play over 12 months.

Too right Bob. I think part of the yard was labelled “Spare bits one of the other guys must have ordered”.

I thought the pump was part of the jig and mill, but I only have my iPhone with me. Planned to google metso photos when back at my desktop.

Control room.

Bank of screens connected to plant by fibre optic cable.

Boring, I know.

Yet ANOTHER week closer to production. #hurtling

That is for advert free podcasts. The non-subscribers well get ads, BOOM will get ad revenue.

Podcasts are experiencing massive growth, the podcast market is fragmented, Mr Tobin has been brought in to monetise those two.

No a share to everyone’s taste. There are much safer choices out there. Personally, I like a bit of risk and reward.

conrad02, they went up, they came down. The next move may be up, may be down. That is how the market works.

Pick an entry point, pick an investment time frame, and don't sweat the small stuff.

I bought this for a trade, but like the look of them now.

Thanks D14M0ND! Agree that £20k is not earth-shattering, but better than nothing.

Now I look at Mr Tobin, he could make a massive difference to the fortunes of BOOM. I like CEOs that can go from $6m to $1.2bn. Course and distance, as I call it. Same as WRES with Mr Masterman.

I reckon the first billion dollar company you make, is the hardest.

Always good to see directors buying.

Audioboom (AIM: BOOM), the leading spoken word audio on-demand platform, announces that Michael Tobin OBE, Non-Executive Chairman of the Company, has today purchased 1,176,470 ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 1.69 pence per ordinary share. Following this purchase, Michael Tobin holds 1,176,470 ordinary shares in the Company, representing approximately 0.1 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.

I got in at 1.558p, which is 8% less than Michael Tobin OBE.

Since I sometimes mention my buys, it is only fair to claim the £4K sale. I bought too many last week, so I have to give a few back. For now.

Fair play, jaf!

stealthy, they are on fire down there. “Not enough hours in the day”.

Hurtling towards production, imho.

Acting is what Daniel Radcliffe did.

Magic is what Paul Daniels did.

Supermarionation is what Gerry and Sylvia Anderson did.

Trolls exist.

Amen.

“On our way ome”. Still remember that voice. Magic.

RR will clock on later. He’ll be telling us they forgot to put the end bit on the conveyor belt. Tungder will tell us there IS no conveyor belt, or no tungsten to put on it.

1,000 per hour. That I want to see!

JTS13, a few are mine, but I know where the rest live and we have only bought since then.

I second that.

Well said, that man!

ok, maybe there was a loan agreement between Hansource and another, where the temporary holder was paid 18m shares for their services? (I would have done it for 10m!!)

That could explain why Hansource did not have the shares to let HMG get their hands on them, but does not help us with our seller.

Actually, could Hansource shares be in shorters' hands now? Maybe someone shorting, but not declaring to the FCA?

My head hurts!

The sooner we start shipping and the SP starts moving, the better.

Mr Masterman said recently that the conveyors are on site, so maybe we could get photos of them? In action!!!!