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EOY results end of the month. What will revs be ? 1m, 1.1m ...1.4m ? Podcasting is hot news at the moment. Look to edison for the statistics. Spotify are on the acquisition prowel. Hope they dont come sniffing at our door just yet. Way undervalued and all kpi are growing at crazy rates Is it too early to say merry Christmas?

Agreed. It is coming. People been sitting on the sidelines but they know EOY results will be good.

https://audio4cast.com/2016/06/13/why-binge-listening-to-podcasts-is-a-thing/

Take a look at @ForbesTech's Tweet: https://twitter.com/ForbesTech/status/798661871045722112?s=09 They wont be the only ones either

Short term may be turbulent, although ~1200 supprt seems to be holding. The run up to election had people moving to gold, so once the short term uncertainty was addressed many jumped ship and put money elsewhere. Medium to longer term there is still lots of uncertainty and even trump has said that the stock market is in a bubble. When bubbles burst, gold plated rockets will be upon us ...

http://www.mnn.com/green-tech/gadgets-electronics/blogs/golden-age-podcasting?utm_content=buffer627af&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Oh Peak ... Your deramping is so very clever and well thought out. You should do a podcast.

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Thanks. We are in similar lines. Just curious to where Snickers got his numbers from...

Has anyone got information regardig revenue in addition to RNS (maybe grom interviews etc.)? I am at £658k minimum for year to end of Q3

It will come back ... Patience...

Snickers - this is what they said (rns october) "Most importantly, Q3 revenues exceeded the total revenue generated in H1, reflecting the momentum Audioboom is now enjoying. Advance bookings for Q4 and into 2017 show this growth continuing to accelerate. The Board is, therefore, confident in meeting its revenue expectations for the full year ending on 30 November 2016." So by my maths end of Q3 atleast £658k Do you have information to the contrary?

Anyone contacted company regarding updates on further agreements?

The investor relations in TMZ is very very poor. PI are inherently impatient. People wont invest if we only get an rns every 6 months.

Lots of positives in my opinion. Dumping sensium means on target to be cash flow positive by year end. No expensive silicon dev planned, which means thay can address the market with what they have. Target applications are broad so not dependant on one tech.

One steady source of revenue is dab. The uptake has been slow, but they are now very affordable and sales will increase with tge radio spectrum regulations changing (analogue transmitters being faded out). Imagine one device that will do dab, spotify erc. and grab all your favourite podcasts, with decent speaker. Fs has all the supporting tech for people to manufacture.

Just as a point of reference tmz and ctag are nota million miles away in terms of mcap. However tmz have revenue, proven silicon that people are buying. Wireless audio and dab are for all, not just for fitness freaks and salad dodgers.

Sorry northern magic. Ctag pi = cloudtag private investor (ctag is the ticker code) They have a wearable device that does accurate monitoring if heart rate, ecg, etc. With some fancy algorithms. Tmz helped them develop things early on but imec do there silicon build with some off the shelf IP. It is more of a fitness aid compared to Sensium (wrist band with no screen). Besides recording inpatient vitals it could be used by outpatients to monitor vitals whilst say theyre trying to burn some chub. Although it has not been seen in the shops many of the people on the bb think a nhs deal is only a matter if time. Given that sensium was trailed for months and actually did what it intended to do the lack of progress led tmz to shelving it, I find this a risky assumption based on experience here. Lucky tmz has a very strong audio business.

Anyone a bit confused how tmz had nhs trials etc. and got nowhere (with very similar IP) but even without trials ctag pi almost assume a NHS deal is inevitable?

http://archive.skem1.com/csb/Public/show/civ7u--9kz7w-163970n4