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the post doesn't make sense.

Much more of a risk at the moment because of a number of things. Market capitalisation, debt, IRC, Pox hub, reserves, uncertainty with new board, bond holders conversion, etc etc. But with risk comes reward. "Hopefully "

the spread is determined by the market makers. It is normally widened when there is thin trading or more risk. Look at the spread on Barclays. It is tiny, but that is because there are so many more trades in Barclays.

and again today, 7.39 bid 7.73 ask. This just REDUCES MASSIVELY OR stops any "A" TRADES.

I think somethings going on in the background as far as the share price is concerned. Spread on .42p is crazty on a share like this and it was like that for quite a while today. That stops the "A" trades. I think there is a large buyer or seller around and think we will see a big change soon. It went very quickly from low 7s to nearly 9 and I can see this happening again. Just need to let it off the leash.

it can and is being controlled by the use of algos. Proof of the pudding is to try and buy a sizeable holding. You wont get it. I know because a friend of mine tried it. He got no trade go to broker.

And quite a bit to go to get back to their previous levels. I wonder when they get the cash from rhythm 1 or whether they already have it. These guys are not stupid. They have a plan. I just hope we get to join them in it.

WTF is going on. Maybe looking to get rid of the week.

Do you not mean Lovely Jubbly ?? I wonder whether this will ever climb enough for me to buy a bottle of bubbly.

it is getting rather boring now though !!!!!

The same ones that took us down will take us back up. Really surprised we have not had an update from Tosca yet on their new holding percentage.

Reposted from Arthur Turner as below as we need to start getting more positivity and this needs to turn into bottom line profit. As you might recall, a few months back I announced in this blog that we were ramping up in �private mode� as one of Google�s DoubleClick Exchange Bidding partners. Soon after that announcement we did move from �private mode� to �public mode� - which enabled us to offer DFP publishers the ability to access RhythmOne�s 1000+ demand partners worldwide. I am very happy to report that we have had tremendous success with Exchange Bidding since then, and partnering with Google, we have documented a 40% revenue increase for publishers. How We Did It Essential to our success was our aim to expose the highest quality inventory from Exchange Bidding publishers to our demand network � increasing the number of quality bids, driving higher CPMs, and delivering greater publisher revenue potential. To accomplish these goals, we focused on optimizing user-matching as it was our belief that it would yield the greatest benefit for Exchange Bidding publishers. Working with Google�s benchmarks, we took a two-pronged approach to optimize user-matching. �First, we developed a proprietary process to intelligently chain downstream user-sync processes. This process increased response rates and reduced latency. �Second, we leveraged RhythmGuard�, our proprietary traffic filtering technology, that allowed us to intelligently respond to Google EB. This process ensured that RhythmOne demand partners saw a publisher partners� highest quality inventory � leading to higher bid rates, CPMs and revenue. At the end of this process we achieved a match rate of 80%+ - one of the highest match rates amongst Exchange Bidding partners. An Ongoing Approach We have not rested on our laurels - and continue to refine our user matching processes and procedures. This ongoing effort reflects the company�s mission to provide maximize monetization opportunities to supply partners by delivering quality demand, high CPMs and revenue. Read more at https://www.rhythmone.com/blog/2018/02/12/how-we-delivered-40-revenue-increase-for-google-exchange-bidding-partners#3Y24SDh0prLLwph3.99

I have criticised your posts in the past, this one I agree 100%. The market never reacts until they see that things are working. Once up and running and proven to work then the tide will change. Very similar to whats happened at IRC. Difference is we are mining gold.

The pox hub allows us to process gold that we otherwise wouldn't be able to. It also allows us to be able to process gold for others at profit to us. It is less than one year from completion an its not all low grade ore we will be processing. It allows us to process gold that we would not be able to process profitably. This is something that has been talked about for years it means it increases the lives of the mines. Pox hub has to be the game changer.

Seen trading like this ?? I suppose that's the beaut of AIM.

NOT REALLY UNEXPECTED Following the closing of the Acquisition (which is expected to be in the first calendar quarter of 2018) (the "Closing"), two representatives appointed by the YuMe Stockholders (the "YuMe Nominees"), will be appointed to the Board. The YuMe Nominees will be subject to prior approval and acceptance by the Board acting reasonably. It is anticipated that Eric Singer, current chairman of YuMe, will assume the role of chairman of the combined entity. Raj Chellaraj, current chairman of RhythmOne has announced his intention to step down from the Board immediately after Closing. Commenting on Raj Chellaraj's intention to step down from the Board, Ted Hastings, CEO of the Company, said: "the Board would like to thank Raj for his leadership during the last three years and wish him the best". Further announcements will be made as appropriate And as for Andy Cunningham WHAT EXACTLY HAS SHE BROUGHT TO THE TABLE ?????

Sorry, your post did say Pavel out. Maybe Mr Rakishev should have advised the board of his intentions as just because you have a large stake doesn't mean you have a big say. It might have also been pertinent to speak to the board ( if he could locate them 0 and try and speak to them rather than speak to a reporter and get egg on your face. Yes we need someone at the top to take us in the right direction and to the " promised land".

Pavel out, Pavel has been long gone ???

I agree with you on that. And I would suggest if its off topic report it and let the people who run the site make the decisions. I just cant see why people want to spend there time nit picking on every aspect of a persons post and trying to win brownie points. I thought the whole idea of a bulletin board was to try and share information, not try and rubbish other peoples posts. Perhaps I am just deluded.

ONCE, this board was about good humour, sharing thoughts etc. Now its about who knows more about what and people perpetually trying to correct other people. Making this more like a playground.