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I am not used to aim shares... but hmfg!!!!
Essentially it's too late to sell, might as well wait for any upside whatsoever if and when they get a sell.

Thank got I only put £6k in

I've not seen any news to drive a fall.....
I was thinking of topping up at some point. Is there any reason not to?

nope

Personally I think COs post is good research - thanks CO.
I thought the point of a share discussion board is to discuss the company and its share price movement - positive and less positive when needed so we can fully understand what we have invested in.

I think this is one of the most aggressive boards I've seen, with little in the way of discussion, or analysis - probably as there is little financial information published by the company as this all too new.
Posts are generally "look at how high its going! - aren't we clever for buying a share!" rather than trying to understand the company, its revenue streams and its potential - ie how many people here actually understand how MOS systems are supporting Quanta's dutch sites - thats the exciting software they are building that will drive revenue in the future.

*sigh*

I am a holder, and was drawn to MOS by the vox podcasts from the Mexican launch.

Blimey, I would not fancy camping near that......

Yup, the £10k a month for the first year, then variable but capped at £480k for the 4 years - that's for the use of the streams platform.

Yup that's the rights to use the streams platform...

I've also just gone back over the RNS about Holland etc
I can see Quanta being a customer of the streams platform, (that they pay lot for).
I've not seen any details of revenue sharing from Quanta for ditch gambling market.
If anyone can point me in the direction of announced agreements, that would be good.

You could have also invested in IES....

*Sigh*

Be careful what you wish for.....
My experience of seeing positive updates from various companies is that their share price immediately dives 5-10% - the results are good but not good enough!

aim is rubbish
I assume the timescales are too far ahead so the traders /more short term holders are selling up...?

I am seriously excited by the potential here, and I am being greedy so want to buy at a discount before this really takes off.......
I've been buying in across September and I've moved from 'speculative punt' to 'interesting', to 'omg, buy, buy ,buy'!!!

I found this from the Jubilee/CB connection.

I as hoping for this sort of rise following some results, but this is welcome.
I doubled my holding on the price drop on Monday - I actually made a good decision!

Do you know what this app provides for it's users.
If it's detailed stats etc to help more informed bets then you may we'll find people are will to pay a dollar a week for it.
Add revenue from affiliate links - ie click through to gambling sites.
If you make the content/links really relevent to each user, using the Mobile streams content consolidation app, then the click through rate goes up as you offer links/bets that they prefer ie type of bet of linked to teams they follow

For other board users new to MOS, I also spent some time last week asking this question..... and the following was the summary I came up with re sources of revenue.

1. Mobile streams platform - SaaS cloud based intelligent content consolidation service, aimed at SMEs, worldwide. This aims to provide additional content sourced from the net to supplement a company's blog / social media feeds. I think.
Low cost of entry but very large, worldwide market as there are lots of small companies out there.
Launched recently, and seems to be going well.

2. Enterprise version of the above, with many more features.
RNS created for each of the sales of this, as the values are significant for a company with a market cap the size of MOS.
Again seems to be going well.

3. Legacy content model. Turn around story being built / relaunched on the original service offered before the management changes. "The Group’s original business is the generation of revenues through relationships with mobile operators and content aggregators, offering games and other content direct to consumers across a wide range of mobile devices in three emerging markets – Argentina, Mexico and India".
MOS is "working closely with Quanta to support the launch of their affiliate marketing sites for the i-Gaming market"

So I think this means providing content to web apps / client apps with really good content that people want, and will pay for on a subscription model - ie LiveScores, (with lots of info for betting types)
It also includes i-games related content, (online gambling / sports betting). I can't see whats provided to the Mexico market as its blocked to UK locales, but I would assume its something like the latests odds / bets being offered by different online betting companies so punters can see whats being provided from different companies in an easy to use app.
Quanta / MOS get fees for any click throughs via affiliate payments etc.
Again this sounds to be going really well in Mexico and beyond.
I think the content may be being sourced via the LiveStreams enterprise application.

The Dutch launch sounds a combination of 2 + 3 as well, and again sounds really exciting

Hope that helps

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=MOS&share=Mobile-Streams&page=2&thread=2BAA75DE-660A-46AE-80DB-CAC2CC32290E

I bought some more during the carnage on Monday then watched it accelerate downwards so this is a welcome turnaround

I purchased a small additional chunk at 8:06 this morning - chickened out from putting more in.

Just waded through your website, Iceberg - Thanks. It really helped put Eureka and Bushranger into context.

Good summary JVan
Thanks for answering my question in the other thread.
I've carried on listening to all the additional interviews I could find, and RNS from the last year, so I understand the business model a bit better now.

1. Mobile streams platform - SaaS cloud based intelligent content consolidation service, aimed at SMEs, worldwide. This aims to provide additional content sourced from the net to supplement a company's blog / social media feeds. I think. Low cost of entry but very large, worldwide market as there are lots of small companies out there. Launched recently, and seems to be going well.

2. Enterprise version of the above, with many more features. RNS on each of the sales of this, as the values are significant for a company with a market cap the size of MOS. Again seems to be going well.

3. Legacy content model. Turn around story being built / relaunched on the original service offered before the management changes. "The Group’s original business is the generation of revenues through relationships with mobile operators and content aggregators, offering games and other content direct to consumers across a wide range of mobile devices in three emerging markets – Argentina, Mexico and India".
MOS is "working closely with Quanta to support the launch of their affiliate marketing sites for the i-Gaming market"

So I think this means providing content to web apps / client apps with really good content that people want, and will pay for on a subscription model. It also includes i-games related content, (online gambling / sports betting). I can't see whats provided as its blocked to UK locales, but I would assume its something like the latests odds / bets being offered by different online betting companies so punters can see whats being provided from different companies in an easy to use app. Quanta / MOS get fees for any click throughs via affiliate payments etc.
Again this sounds to be going really well in Mexico and beyond.

The Dutch launch sounds a combination of 2 + 3, and again sounds really exciting