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What A Nice Kind Entertaining Response

It’s hilarious that one poster can dismiss the target share price of another holder because he hasn’t done any workings and offer his own target share price with no workings. #Hypocrite

Worth remembering that all the contracts being out in place are recurring ones, so 2023 isn’t going to be a one off, plus it’s lvcg that own all the commercial rights and branding. My own relatively conservative predictions are:

Bricklive to breakeven, if not turn a profit. Staff costs have been massively reduced and all the touring sets are already paid for, plus live events are getting going again.

Each KPOP festival to make more than £500k profit for LVCG (based on getting a better share of the pie and having more time for advertising because they are likely to release the line up all at the same time, plus with SBS onboard they will get some big headline acts to draw in the KPOP loons), plus minimum of £1m in sponsorship (total) (the investor presentation actually hints at considerably more sponsorship). Based on 7 festivals that’s £4.5m profit. Adjust for more or less festivals, sponsorship and streaming.

StartArt to make £1.5m profit.

Formula E to make £1 m in profit from the 10% from partners revenue, plus a share in the ticket revenue. More to come from the efest, Volvo ocean race, the golf tournament, sustainability conference and concert.

Then you have to cover central operating costs, say £1.5m. So conservatively more than £5m profit for next year. That’s a share price of more than 20p based on a relatively low P/E of 10.

And that’s before we understand exactly why Jason Lee has been brought into the company and invested £1.5 million.

Gap up on Monday IMO as the market muppets deployed all their tricks to keep a lid on the share price yesterday. The rise in SP was actually 6% and the real bid/ask 3.4/3.6

Resident troll reported for making a direct personal attack on another poster (suedee5) (forum posting rule 4). Reported to admin too for posting complete drivel day and night, including endless irrelevant personal information, posting inaccurate and false information about the company, in an attempt to spam the board and manipulate and dominate the conversation and inhibit others from commenting.

IMO don’t engage with the resident troll, but equally don’t let the resident troll silence users from debating the positives and negatives about the company.

And here is a thought. When LVCG went to 13p last time, there was only a single KPOP concert on the books, and owned only 15% of start Art, whereas now there may be more shares in issue but there are the following (big) differences:

Looking at between 7 and 10 KPOP concerts, with better margins and the addition of sponsorship.

Formula E is going ahead with the efest, golf tournament and sustainability conference.

Now have 100% of StartArt with a forecast of £1.5 million EBIT in 2023

Plus Jason Lee onboard as a Strategic Investor (just why has he invested £1.5m into LVCG?).

I.E. a lot more going on in the company than last time. But never let anything as trivial as the facts get in the way

Wow, with more than a third of todays posts I might suggest you need to get out more ;-)

And I just note that anyone that held 4.3% of the share capital would make a cool half a million profit at the level of rise being suggested :-)

Surprised that you can read any of the posts on here with all the people who have filtered :-). But I’ll leave it for everyone to draw their own conclusion as to your credibility. And as to there being some kind of “clique” on this board, just more nonsense to add. And given that there’s been no messages from LSE admin to me personally I’ll also leave everyone to make their own conclusions as to who is digging a hole.

Marmaduke dear boy how nice of you to pop by. You seem to be doing spliffingly well and I’m so pleased that throwing another punter on the fire will keep you and Mrs M nice and cozy. Now that you have got the hang of this interweb thingy you will soon be posting on the line all the time. Have a jolly good crimbo and knees up at the old mansion, and make sure the staff all get a little something extra on Boxing Day. ;-)

It’s all a bit sad and pathetic really, but report away to admin all you like, but as I have an actual holding in LVCG I’ll continue to point out the nonsense posted by anyone. Once this starts moving north (which I’m sure it will) I’m also sure that the trolling will get worse in desperation, but I’ll note that every 1p on the share price would be a £100,000 profit for anyone holding 4.2%.

Meanwhile there’s a 500,000 delayed trade at 3.5p just appeared ;-)

Indeed suedee5, the “greatest hits” have been removed, but I’ve saved them for later ;-)

I see it took less than 9 minutes to respond, and given I didn’t name anyone in particular it’s interesting to see that confirmation. Just imagine you spent every single waking moment poised to comment on everything on a share you have zero financial interest in. I guess we all need a job, but some are more diligent at carrying it out than others.

Good point suedee5, there is a profuse posters on here that posts a lot in order to cover their tracks. Anyone looking in and doing actual research into lvcg might just want to be aware of some of the “greatest hits” of the resident troll, who also claims that anyone calling him out is in fact a “troll” or that he’s being persecuted and goes running to admin to complain. Poor thing.

Claimed he held 4.3%, an over £300,000 investment, yet there are no TR1’s for buying or selling, and also also never posted a single positive post on the company. He claimed large trades as his own yet it turns out that the trades were from someone else. You would expect such a big hitter to be an expert on market mechanics, yet he claimed that “The bid & ask price is separate to the share price” and “the spread is the difference between the share price and the ask price.“ as well as “The share price is calculated by dividing the market cap by how many shares there are in issue.” He also had to be corrected on how bed and ISAs work. He argued endlessly that a statement put out by the company on their actual website wasn’t from the company at all. IMO his contribution can be safely discounted.

Meanwhile there’s been some steady accumulation this week, which the muppets have been trying their hardest to disguise. Lots of news on the horizon, especially in the KPOP front, which could mark the biggest (and most profitable) contracts that this company has ever got involved in, in an area that is a massively growing global phenomena. The hastily withdrawn investors presentation gives plenty of indications that announcements are really close

Good IMO as it should increase the numbers participating = more people will attend the cycling expo = more stalls and more revenue for LCSE. This contract more than washes the face of the op costs at LCSE.

Would be nice if the company communicated that the Volvo ocean race, which attracted over 350,000 visitors to the waterfront last time it ran), was being held coincident with the Cape Town formula E. At least they are tweeting about it now, but putting that in an RNS would be better IMO.

https://twitter.com/lvcgplc/status/1600079595595878400?s=61&t=eJvpHTJaxij7RkdKvsJ5CQ
The first leg of the 14th edition of The Ocean Race will start in 40 days from Alicante, Spain - reaching Cape Town in February 2023 bit.ly/3VXDgRt
#LVCG #LCSE #TheOceanRace #MotherCity

They are mad for KPOP in UAE. It’s a stopover on the blackpink world tour.

https://www.uaemoments.com/kpop-group-blackpink-2023-concert-details-in-abu-dhabi-517753.html

New shorter route announced for the 45th edition of the worlds largest participation cycling event.

https://www.capetowncycletour.com/blog/new-shorter-route-option-for-the-45th-cape-town-cycle-tour/

Worth remembering that Live Nation grows by aquisition. Plenty of examples out there, I’ve highlighted a few below. LVCG have already stated that “Furthermore with KPOP.Flex we are building an asset value which in due course could be highly marketable to large event companies.”

If they land a series of 7 to 10 recurring, profitable, KFLEX festivals across Europe, the Middle East and Japan, plus have all the organisation, streaming, sponsorship and merchandising sorted, in KPOP which is the fastest growing music genere across the globe, make your own view about what that might be sold for.

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/cotown/la-et-ct-live-nation-buys-controlling-stake-in-bonnaroo-20150428-story.html Boonaroo aquired for undisclosed sum in 2015. In 2013 acquires C3 presents for $125m and Insomniac events for $50m

https://www.billboard.com/pro/live-nation-acquires-sweden-rock-festival/

https://www.billboard.com/pro/live-nation-acquires-new-zealand-rhythm-vines-festival/

More likely realised they had let the cat out of the bag too early ;-)

Hopefully when the contracts are announced we might get sufficient information to anchor some of those figures.

For Frankfurt 22 there was “annual consultancy fees of Euro 200,000”

They certainly seem to be lining up for quite a lot of big announcements. That presentation more than hints towards a better commercial construct for LVCG and a bigger slice of the pie.