SP movement9 Jun 2017 21:16
PW
I think its more straight forward than that, in that the sp rose from 2.35 to 2.75 in the couple of days pre- Q2 results, in anticipation.
There was no/little subsequent spike on release of results, so people sell up and sp drifts back down to 2.35, supported by the lths.
Boom is just not capturing peoples imagination just yet - it may be coming across as a dry subject, podcasts, advertising, UFRs etc
i.e. it hasn't the appeal of say a O&G explorer that has exciting binary drill events, with the anticipation of "will we hit gas/oil", with long periods between news, where traders can move on to the next company with an "event".
There will be a day, IMO, not too far in the future where the results being announced will trigger the realisation that we are undervalued in terms of the market available, the growth of podcasting, our revenue growth, and our potential future profit, and then the sp will climb.
Patience will be well rewarded here IMO.