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Regards to the Sterling V Dollar price at the moment I would have thought the US Firms would see this as the best buying opportunity for years. Its trading at a 20% discount on the currency market from when T/O were first circulating.
I see as a strong BUY.
Great posts my friend, thanks for sharing to us all.
Maverick Investor
Its all specultation. It could be testing £8 next week too! Although I hope not as just selling a property and some of the funds from that are going straight in here at this crazy price.
Mav
Cheers BBB.
Only needs one smidgen of a whiff of news and these will really go mad. I am thinking May is the month. With so much turmoil in various sectors these are almost bullet proof. People will always talk, always listen so Podcasts will always have content. With content comes the revenue stream. Quite frankly I am suprised its taken this long.
Have a good weekend all.
Maverick
No definitely not. If you are wanting 20% to 40% return from this level within 12 months then thats my target having been here 7 years.
I remember the peak of 9p well. I was sitting in Anglesey on holiday telling the wife what a find XTR was. Never again. (telling the wife that is!). she kept on at me as it fell to 4p.
Delighted to see that these rises are firm and steady now. DO we really want a 100% rise in a day?. For me no. I want to see a steady sustained rise over time to the 9p high. After that if it wants to go mad at least the chart would show a 9p bottom which I think is fair value without the imminent deals that may materialise.
GLA
Jeeeeees us Makes me laugh.
"im not a GOLD GUY!"
For those of my generation its a bit like in 1991 Gerald Ratner while in charge of one of the largest UK high street firms being asked at an awards dinner "How can you sell at these prices?", to which he replied "Because they are total crap".
He went bust within weeks.
https://opencorporates.com/companies/gg/1-53026
Here is the link and history back to 2008 from initial listing.
Well done Big Bench thanks for the updates from us all. Hopefully, finally some good news!
Nice post Investor110
Its now not a question of IF.. its a question of WHEN and how much.
My guess is conservative at £27 and offer tabled by Mid March.
GLA
Agree Soundman the volume is impressive.
That £291K if you look at the pattern and price most probably is a sell.
Still more and more buys coming through..
Yes quote a few: Spotify, Amazon, Google Sony, Liberty, Acast....
Shame there are no big hitters on that list.
;-)
I thought the Dividend yield was 2.1%?
TIDM AAL
Ticker Code AAL.L
ISIN GB00B1XZS820
Currency GBX
Issue Country GB
Sector Ticker NMX1770
Year End 31-Dec-2021
Shares in Issue 1,339m
Market Cap. £46,634m
Market Size 750
PE Ratio 28.098
Earnings 123.99
Dividend 73.18
Yield 2.101%
# of Trades 6,375
Vol Sold 456,340
Vol Bought 367,803
52 Week High 3,575.50
52 Week High Date 20-Jan-2022
52 Week Low 2,350.00
52 Week Low Date 20-Sep-2021
Delayed data on here.. currently 7.30p to buy.
Happy days.
Recent results stated:· Q4 2021 revenue of US$20.5 million, up 141% on Q4 2020 (US$8.5 million), and up 21% on Q3 2021 (US$16.9 million)
TOVOC I think you are correct in that figure of $25M revenue first quarter. Working on this without further grwoth would give $100M revenue for 2022.
We have been told Podcast Companies can be worth up to 10x sales so (sit down) thats a $1B offer. Based on this with 16M Shares in issue the buy out price would be per share: £62.50!
Ooooh.
#XTR Bullish Pennant on the weekly TF! Price action respecting the trend line and sat just above the 50EMA & sat on the 20EMA. There is a possibility there will be a break out within the next couple of weeks & is likely to retest 8p first. Up-pointing triangle
Recent tweet.
My short term target is 9p. Short term being 6 weeks.
I had an interesting conversation with an investor currently holding 300,000 plus of these shares last week.
Whilst he remained impartial and unaware of any imminent bids they were firm in their stance that the fair value of this is £22-£25 a share. Reading up and following others such as Chris Akers who moot £33 a share I think its fair to say for me the bottom line here is £22. The value being between £22-£33 were a bid to come in.
So while the shares at £17 today may seem high remember there is a small share float, Tobin bought more at £16 and the share is still some 25% lower than where the brokers target. This remains a BUY and only SELL if its the last share in your portfolio.
Good luck and lets enjoybthe ride.