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Boombang your posts are consistently sensible. IMHO doubtful major shareholders will settle for a low price or sale less than £10 after all these years. given progress, who large holders are, peers in the market values and US listing talk is public. If the price not at worst on way to 5+ after the next results a US listing high likelihood. Once this is afoot director and management wont be able to buy. DYOR

You dont want abuse Zak but how do we trust a poster who flaps about making £3k trading AB and then posts a few months later saying they are 80k in at £4+.

Stuart / Brad not buying? They are day management with no prior wealth? They already incentivised with share options and may not have spare cash supporting their families etc… wake up to reality. If this was equivalent private business nobody care if they invested. They are concentrating on building and increasing their holding value maybe? perhap fed up of sharing progress and not getting recognition AIM. Again chairman has inside knowledge, why buy? Most Aim companies don't have this much regular buying from a board member.

Steve Smith = Candy who already owns near 15% . Probably bored of Aim nonsense and busy with other things until it exits? Doubt he is looking to trade for £3k given his net worth LOL

On AIM sp being manipulated as highlighted by others. UK a laggard needs it spelled out want a divvy. US want growth. if they announced the US listing the price would quickly jump

Tells all you need to know about AIM. AB progress deserving of a better price. Reinforced by Boombanga comment re Acast. Price may go down short term but period is reflective of a past period prior to the rise to £20+. Chairman must have an inside view on the company progress, future potential. Given his background and wealth doubt he needs to keep putting money in for the sake of it. Likely he sees a brighter future DYOR

Now show £55k sold, £1k bought. Price up anyone shed light?

500 is a buy showing as sell. Bought below ask? Bought value for the day shows £N/A. How many more of these sells are actually buys? Manipulation?

The 500 is a buy but shows as a sell

Acast raised $67m in venture funding almost 7x what AB has. hmm wonder how they have that cash balance. If AB even hint at raising money it gets knocked by the same critics here who say anything to spin a negative

Beware when Monaco Zach and certain posters are back in the lead up to results.

Would say thats nonsense growingballs. Common sense its doubtful these major shareholders would accept less than £10

https://audioboomplc.com/major-shareholders/

More likely it moves to a US market. At some point it will be on the up again

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More than just a publisher? Audioboom's ad-tech and monetisation platform underpins a scalable content business that provides commercial services for a premium network of 250 top tier podcasts

https://audioboomplc.com/#:~:text=Audioboom's%20ad%2Dtech%20and%20monetisation,(UK)%2C%20and%20'The

AdRip — a new proprietary ad tech tool 

https://audioboom.medium.com/audioboom-launches-adrip-new-ad-tech-tool-for-creators-9a74020560d

Looks like tech software 404? AD-tech that could potentially be licensed, white labeled or acquired by a company interested to buy not build perhaps?

Chairman knows more than the lot of us on this forum. Given his background success -

Is he willing to keep throw good money after bad? Doubtful

Is he buying more and averaging because he thinks he will make money? Likely

DYOR

Market cap - $50m -

Audioboom Revenue 2019 - $22.3M

2023 Revenue: $65M

2024 Contracted: $55M+

2024 expected: $70M+ ??

Market cap - $50m -

Stitcher Revenue 2019 - $72M

Acquired by SirusXM for $325M (2020)

4.5x Revenue

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1122789/stitcher-revenue/

https://techcrunch.com/2020/07/13/siriusxm-buys-stitcher-for-325-million-steps-up-its-march-into-podcasts/?

Wondery Revenue 2019 $25M

2020 on track for $40M

Acquired by Amazon $300M

16x 2019 revenues

7.5x 2020 rev

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1133189/revenue-wondery-worldwide/

https://www.tubefilter.com/2020/12/30/amazon-acquires-wondery-podcast/

Audioboom Revenue 2019 - $22.3M

2023 Revenue: $65M

2024 Contracted: $55M+

2024 expected: $70M+ ??

Market cap - $50m -

You mean we shouldnt hang on every post from legendary Monaco trader Z and his boastful excitement of a wee £3.5k profit at £3.20? Didnt he say he was sitting on a loss due to a high average a few months back?

Makes me laugh

When he’s not buying it’s spun as a negative because theres not enough director/management buys

When he’s buying it’s spun as negative because he's not buying enough lol

Why would MT not average over time? Not the smart move when the SP does not respond well to positive news? His commitment is substantial over time and shows no sign of stop. Is there an eg of another non-exec Chairman doing similar buys in another stock. Any comparable?

Perhaps others aren’t investing because they already hold a substantial position at a reasonable average and are put off being punched in the face by the SP each time they do.

Possibly a wild assumption that day to day management can afford to invest personally particularly when the value of the business they may hold their wealth opportunity in goes down on good news. Positive news in the main over the last year, the SP has gone down significantly. They have incentive based positions in the success. Their job is to keep delivering and they regularly do but the market punches them in the face every time they do. Whatever is keeping the price down, coordinated shenanigans or not.

No opinion - all publicly available information with a simple search

- Founding Date: 2009 (14 years and still going and growing)

- 2018 Revenue $11.7M

- 2022 Revenue $74.9 million and profits of around $3.6 million

- 2018 Half year - Available ad impressions for the half totaled 1.241 million

- 2023 October (Month only) - Available ad impressions 1.01 billion (nearly the full 2018 half year in a month)

- United States is predicted to generate the highest revenue in the Podcast Advertising market, with an estimated revenue of US$2,178,000.00k in 2023.

average revenue per user (ARPU) in the Podcast Advertising market is projected to be US$8.42 in 2023. https://www.statista.com/outlook/dmo/digital-media/digital-music/podcast-advertising/worldwide

- Average fill rate in podcasting between 40-80% depending on a number of factors. No ad media gets 100% fill rate all of the time and most ad networks are under 50%

Podcast advertising in the United States generated more than 1.8 billion U.S. dollars in revenue as of 2022. The industry 25 percent increase compared to 2021. With no growth ceiling in sight, podcast ad revenue in the U.S. might reach four billion dollars in 2025.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/760791/us-podcast-advertising-revenue/

- No major shareholder or insider sells in recent times. The opposite with the chairman purchasing over £1m and building up . https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/AUDIOBOOM-GROUP-PLC-60225974/company/

- Target price 1,306.66p (£13+)

- Highest market price £20+

The decision is yours. GLA

His comments were more sensible than suggesting the Chairman was in someway calling the bottom and day Trading Audioboom instead of averaging an investment position on weakness. No way to confirm his claim on this board but he didn't say UK fund and considering Blackrock has $9Trillion AUM it's not automatically a false claim if he was a senior leader in such a company. Whatever his case made sensible comments and more sensible than the criticism of Tobin buying which somehow seems to be turned into a negative by some. If you care to look at his background success in business, he seems to be doing rather well for himself. The personal sums committed are still significant by any standard so being closer to the business than any of us on this board, perhaps he is ignoring the noise and focusing on the future outcome. GLA

AUDIOBOOM’S CREATOR NETWORK WELCOMES NEW HIT PODCASTS

https://audioboom.medium.com/audiobooms-creator-network-welcomes-new-hit-podcasts-e47353f4a5a4

Boomboardinsider is entitled to his views of decline and doom. Zak can call it sense. The fact still remains Triton Reports came out a day after the post and show Boom is up on all counts. This aligns more to what management have said. GLA

Dont normally bother to comment watch for entertainment as a long term holder.

https://audioboomplc.com/major-shareholders/

https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/audioboom-group--boom/holding-s-in-company/7579626

He still has a considerable holding in Boom indirectly so what benefit is it to him for the share price to remain low long term? If he is forced to dump wouldnt he prefer to do that at a higher price, more logical. The EL link suggest trying to hold on to Boom exit in Singapore a low tax location. Logic would be higher share price better for any significant holder. NC still a major shareholder, probably pittance to a billionaire but you don't get there without wanting to make more money so logic not in his interests to lose money.

Macro has been bad for some time, shareholder spat, but the company generally performing well. Q3 results around the corner, management and board positive enough to keep buying shares. SP this low may look like an opportunity missed next year. GLA