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3.20 on the offer

:-O

https://twitter.com/bidstack/status/1094909239439560705

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Excited to be working with @Codemasters on DiRT Rally 2.0 - this takes Bidstack into the world of programmatic VR advertising ?? ??? #gaming #bids #VR

Lovely tweet

I bought my daughter an Oculus Go and downloaded the Music Melody App

it's crap

Just read the admission document, thanks for sharing.

Love this ..

"Football Manager has 12 billboards in the game, each capable of showing advertising.
Each advertisement loop typically runs for 8 seconds and is visible to the player at all times. The
advertisers pay Bidstack on the basis of the number of impressions, being the number of times an
advertisement is seen by a discrete player on the basis of a cost per thousand views (‘‘CPM’’) as
agreed with the advertiser/brand owner.

On a typical day, around 150,000 people play Football Manager, with an average time in the game
of 4 hours per day. Based on evidence gathered during the trial phase, this generates around
25 million potential impressions per day.

Bidstack has agreements in place with the operators of a number of major DSPs which, in turn give
access to a further approximately 150 integrated buy-side platforms representing thousands of brands
and a substantial customer base to whom in-game advertising can be sold."

"Competition

The Directors believe that there are no other providers of native in-game advertising whose business
model is to control in-game advertising opportunities through exclusive deals with video games
publishers and developers with the technology to fill those opportunities with high volume and
targeted programmatic advertising."

I e-mailed Peter Jay at 09:12 and he replied with quite an in depth response at 09:36 in fairness to him, and answered all of my questions.

Nothing market sensitive of course and to confirm that he is going to issue a trading statement and he is currently working on it, with the intention to issue it within the next month.

He's said he's spoken to other share holders about being unable to disclose margins as the clients would ensure the margins were reduced on subsequent contracts. In addition the information on individual contracts is often misleading without knowledge of the context e.g operating costs.

His belief is that the market wants to see an extended series of good results before it marks up a share price, and is confident that 2018 was a strong year.

Shareholders reaction to positive news is to sell and take small margins rather than hold on for the longer term, though he fully understands why an active share holder would do that, the impact on the SP sometimes makes this tactic self-defeating.

He's also said that time at board meetings is taken up with discussions about the share price and why it does not equate to their view of the value of the company.

Seems like a nice, friendly bloke willing to speak to the shareholders

Market cap against current contracts and future pipeline

Yet you have FLYB at £8.8M when they've agreed to sell for £2.XM?

I can't get my head around the valuations on the markets sometimes, I really can't

As mentioned by Mike on ADVFN

Please teach us more of your amazing trading skills

The amount of crap on the markets at the moment, it's refreshing to see a company (profitable) and winning contracts double the size of the market cap.

Thought there would more of an up take for the shares, maybe the penny hasn't dropped yet.

Or nobody has any money left after the recent shit that's been AIM

The amount of crap on the markets at the moment, it's refreshing to see a company (profitable) and winning contracts double the size of the market cap.

Thought there would more of an up take for the shares, maybe the penny hasn't dropped yet.

Or nobody has any money left after the recent shit that's been AIM

Especially in this climate

Is there only 254m shares in issue?

Graham Read - 83,520,000 ordinary shares - 32.85% of the issued share capital
Andrew Collins - 32,300,000 ordinary shares - 12.70% of the issued share capital
Peter Jay - 23,500,00 ordinary shares - 9.24% of the issued share capital

Over half the company untradeable leaving 127m shares - Obviously lots of that held by private investors

is there a seller holding it back?

Good year?

There’s 5.5 billion shares in issue

The share price is 1.32 pence opening January at 3.3p and hitting 3.5p on January 8th never to have closed higher since.

If that’s a good year for you, I’d hate to see a bad one

ESL new auditor .. doubt it means anything to do with this though?

Eddie Stobart, a leading UK supply chain, transport and logistics group, delivering innovative solutions, today announces that PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP ("PwC") has been appointed as its new auditor following a formal tender process.

A pivot point is a technical analysis indicator used to determine the overall trend of the market during different time frames. The pivot point itself is simply the average of the high, low and closing prices from the previous trading day.

Not hard is it

No... Nobody.

Nothing to see here

The announcement means that Leeds Bradford passengers will be able to fly to the Alps in the summer for the first time. Budget airline TUI withdraws six destinations from Leeds Bradford Innsbruck is not currently served by any other airlines, although Jet2 operate ski routes to Geneva, Grenoble, Salzburg, Turin and Barcelona (for Andorra) during the winter months. Innsbruck is best-known as a snow sports mecca, and the city has hosted the Winter Olympics twice. Flybe also fly there from Manchester and Birmingham. Innsbruck Airport sounds like a nervous flyer's nightmare. The runway has a notoriously difficult approach due to the surrounding mountains and Alpine winds, and only certain types of aircraft are even allowed to land there. It's a Category C airport, meaning pilots require special training before they can use it.

Read more at: https://www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk/news/flybe-announce-new-flight-from-leeds-bradford-airport-in-2019-1-9482709

Regional airline Flybe has confirmed it will serve a new international destination from Leeds Bradford Airport in summer 2019.

In June flights will begin to the Austrian city of Innsbruck - state capital of the Tyrol region.

However, the route is charter-only, meaning seats must be booked through an unconfirmed third-party travel operator.

Order not placed.

This could be because your order is above the Market Makers' Electronic trading size, or because these shares cannot currently be traded electronically.

Nice

whatever you do

do not take advice off anyone on this platform or twitter

an RNS is a regulatory announcement, which is what companies have to release to market when they are aware of price sensitive information / news.. Can come at any time between 07:00 and 18:30 (uk registered, i think it is) but market hours are 08:00 - 16:30

Good luck with your profits, go and treat the grand kids.