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It's £1 a share! Lol. Just a little jokey figure mate.
Which would make us worth.....?!! £638m? Lol. 😉😉
Try this, it will give you more information.. https://podcastone.com/podcast-advertising They currently do 400m ad impressions per month so are probably ahead of us and have some impressive podcast shows BUT ad impressions are a lot more than UFRs - 1 Unique File (person) can listen to multiple ads. Norm Pattiz (Westwood One founder) started Podcastone so they know what they're doing. IMO, they are possibly where we would have been if we'd have started off in the US (discussed earlier). We'll be doing 1 billion UFRs this year so are by no means a little beast. We need SONR done ASAP and some more content grabbing to continue to develop as a good alternative to Podcastone. Having said all that, Apple is the T Rex. They have surpassed the 1 billion subscriptions through their podcast app. That said, there is room for "smaller" (in the $200m-$1bn+ size) companies to evolve (Apple are $600bn+ I think so that's just an annoyance to them). Fortunately, a lot of people just don't like Apple! Let's face it, the car industry isn't just one company. I'll still be here in a year's time probably (hopefully with a double digit SP by then!!) not knowing, just suggesting, but hopefully from a clearer sea than we're swimming in at the moment but....don't hold your breath! Lol. Good luck Gunner.
The idea of us originally listing in the States was a no goer as podcasting wasn't a proven money spinner 3 years ago and it would have been a massive, expensive gamble. I put the link up to prove how far the UK is behind the US when it comes to tech companies. Now we are there, we can land grab, hand hold and become one of the 2-3 big pod comps in the US by 2018. Podcastone have just released a subscription membership but have bigger artists/podcasts on board. Boom's job now is to hoover up others and continue to monetize. It'll be a big job coz US II's and fund manager's don't look on AIM as much more than a junior market. In the next 18 months, IMO, there will be a pool of good-sized podcast providers (us being one) and then the takeovers/mergers phase will begin. We just have to hope we are worth the $300-500m to others that I have believed since I first invested in 2014. Good luck all.
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All the whingers and doubters talking about us needing money are right in that respect only BUT the days of trawling round the UK with a bucket are over. US IIs will now be hands in pocket for Boom. Factoring up figs, we are already looking at 600m UFRs for 2017 and that's b4 any land grab. As Mr Last says, if we do 1bn then the revs willl be over £8m for the next financial year. UK is a dead duck now, thank Christ, we're now in a country of understanding. Soundcloud, after all, have DROPPED halved their buyout price to $500m coz they're going t*ts up. Pandora, Spotify - no profits. Happy New Year.
#BOOM. In March 2016 MCap of £17m, Revs £329k. Current MCap £17m, Revs c£1.3m (Mar 17)? Product proven but SP 4x cheaper compared to Revs. Hopefully the market will realise this. The "proven product" is the important bit. If it DOES get proven by March rev RNS then 2017 will be the start of it, not the end. DYOR! Lol.
How pleasant to have a nice little rise in a share without the ignoramus brigade ramping or de-ramping or posting every change in SP. GFIN - the intelligent person's board. No need for words; sit back and enjoy the ride. :)
Saw this a couple of days ago. I wonder how many clients they are gonna announce this month? Each one gets TEK closer to break even 35. I just saw this and, once researched, thought "no-brainer".
Dummy sell 19.6.
Morning Wrightman. Just bought £3k without any drama.
Amen. Just sold another loss-making mining comp (won't name) to release money for this amazing concept. Researched and impressed, I gave up on the gamble of my bulls**t digger and am entering TEK in the morning. What a great set (not just one!) of ideas. Low-cost, cutting age tech and IP. Music to my ex-IT ears!! GLA
Been eagerly anticipating today and the results do not disappoint. Cool Hand Luke is doing his magic again. Mr Pizza Express will guide this company sensibly upwards. My local branch is also always stuffed. My mum's mates love it as a £5 treat (not for me!) and never argue with your Mum!! Buy today and stick in the background of your portfolio slowly bubbling. Remember, Pizza Express went up over 2000% in 6 years and this is further on in the process (>130 stores uk wide). DYOR. GLA.
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GSK still trying to put their house in order I think after the little "allegations of bribery" and "£300 million" problem (and I thought I had problems with UKOG!! lol). Mind you, BTG are expected to increase earnings by nearly 50% next year, so whoever wants them (if they do) will have to stump up big money. If not, then we'll just make a bit of money without them. Good-eeee!
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