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For any new posters on this board, I’d just like to bring to your attention that STT1 has held a vendetta against Tremor and its previous forms for over 10 years. His current patterns of post will follow the same basic format:

1. Constantly state his view that the ad-tech bubble will burst.
2. Use data from the past from the businesses Tremor have acquired and are no longer relevant to the business in its current shape.
3. Ask posters if they are prepared to load up at £x price (none of his business)
4. State that the CEO sold 1/3 of his share
5. “Despite the US elections....”
6. Use cut and paste articles from the past to try to support this diatribe.
7. Try to profess that posters should consider both Bull and Bear posts (even though he hasn’t made one Bull post on Tremor, and it’s previous guises in over 10 years)

Maybe just maybe, the ipo is a tester or pre-curser, to test the water before a possible full Listing and departure from AIM.

Saying that, there are a few companies on AIM that have flourished.

Updownflayour fantasy calendar is looking good, unfortunately the fantasy bod and public relations dont know how to speak.
An absolute deadly silence, at least with Pavel something would be happening.

Did this shower of shi.. hibernate for the winter.

yes I meant billion of course, this computer is bloody ridiculous, I post something it comes out totally different.

I have seen some IPO,S where they have set a guide price between certain parameters, but the issue has been massively oversubscribed so the issue price was raised, and because a lot of people did not get their fill the price rose significantly.

Very interesting but, all speculation until we see the relevant details.

I here dawg, is allready queueing in case of any discount or disparity in price.

TSG 87M shares in issue, market cap 100m A minnow, in terms of size of company in ratio to POG, so easy to take over.

Pog has over 3m shares in issue, worth over 1 billion FTSE 250 pOX HUB convertible bonds, gold prepay owed, $500m of bonds to repay or reconvert next year so in my opinion, like comparing chalk and cheese.

Did people not post here about Arbitrage plays when we bought YUME, ( I think ) saying there were opportunities to trade and make money just because of the arbitrage play.

You are having a GIRAFFE, Being played. Plainly and simply. ( All IMHO )

I do not profess to know the full ins and outs of this, buy why cant the company just not issue new shares, or alternatively sell to the market some of the existing shares held in treasury, at an inflated price.

I think we need to know exactly how this is to pan out, rather than outright speculation.

I believe in order to go for a second listing in the US it will be to see the demand, before looking for a NASDAQ listing.

By all accounts, unless something else is brewing, such as a purchase or a merger, they do not need the extra cash and IPO would bring.

The amount this would bring in would depend on the demand, and I an quite sure they are looking at their American peers, seeing their valuations and thinking, hey, we are doing as well ( if not better than some of these ) but our valuation is light years away from them )

As below I also believe the figures have to be good, and we have had to have a good start to the year, which they did indicate we had, and the sky the limit.

I must admit, I am surprised our share price hasn't increased more, but thats the problem with AIM.

It will be very interesting to see what price the IPO is initially aimed at over there, could have massive ramifications over here. Interesting times.

I also wonder if they have consulted TOSCA, over their plans.

American Depositary Share (ADS)

What Is an American Depositary Share (ADS)?
An American depositary share (ADS) is an equity share of a non-U.S. company that is held by a U.S. depositary bank and is available for purchase by U.S. investors.

The entire issuance of shares by a foreign company is called an American Depositary Receipt (ADR), while the individual shares are referred to as ADSs. But the terms American Depositary Shares and American Depositary Receipts are often used interchangeably.

KEY TAKEAWAYS
American Depositary Shares (ADS) refer to shares in foreign companies that are held by U.S. depositary banks and can be traded in the U.S., including on major exchanges.
The terms American Depositary Shares and American Depositary Receipts are often used interchangeably.
ADSs allow foreign companies access to a wider investor base and the world's most sophisticated financial marketplace.
The main drawback of ADSs for investors is that there is still some currency risk, even though they are denominated in U.S. dollars.
Understanding American Depositary Shares
An ADR is a negotiable certificate issued by a U.S. bank, under agreement with the foreign company, and is evidence of ownership of ADSs, much the same way a stock certificate denotes ownership of equity shares.

ADSs are meant to facilitate trading of the shares. They can trade over-the-counter (OTC) or on a major exchange such as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or the Nasdaq (Nasdaq), depending on how much the foreign company is willing to comply with U.S. regulations. Listing on a major exchange generally requires the same level of reporting as that done by domestic companies, as well as adherence to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).

The Benefits of ADSs
Foreign companies that choose to offer shares on U.S. exchanges gain the advantage of a wider investor base, which can also lower costs of future capital. For U.S. investors, ADSs offer the opportunity to invest in foreign companies without dealing with currency conversions and other cross-border administrative hoops.

The Downside of ADSs
There is some currency risk involved in holding ADSs. Fluctuations in the exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and the foreign currency will have some effect on the price of shares as well as on any income payments, which must be converted into U.S. dollars.

Tax treatment of dividends from ADSs is also different. Most countries apply a withholding amount on dividends issued for ADRs. This withholding amount can vary. For example, Chile and Switzerland withhold 35% while France can withhold as much as 75% of the tax on dividends, in the case of non-cooperative countries within the EU. The withholding tax is in addition to the dividend tax already levied by U.S. authorities. The dividend tax can be avoided by ADR investors by filling out Form 1116 for foreign tax credit.

They must be going to come ut with a blockbuster RNS to deliver their plans which lifts the share price 25% straight away and gets some interest.

Thats how it was n my dreams anyway.

Ginodog, You post what you want to post. If people don't like it, they can do exactly what I have done to stit. They can Filter you, if that is their choice.

But for anyone to even suggest you don't post, then NOT say the same to the aforementioned individual is RIDICULOUS.

He or she or it, blindly posts the same repetitive boring rubbish, as it has done for over 10 years. Why should you NOT have the right of reply.

Ginodog, You post what you want to post. If people don't like it, they can do exactly what I have done to stit. Filter you.

But for anyone to even suggest you don't post, then not say the same to the aforementioned individual is RIDICULOUS.

He or she or it, blindly posts the same repetitive boring rubbish, as it has done for over 10 years. Why should you NOT have the right of reply.

For any new posters on this board, I’d just like to bring to your attention that STT1 has held a vendetta against Tremor and its previous forms for over 10 years. His current patterns of post will follow the same basic format:

1. Constantly state his view that the ad-tech bubble will burst.
2. Use data from the past from the businesses Tremor have acquired and are no longer relevant to the business in its current shape.
3. Ask posters if they are prepared to load up at £x price (none of his business)
4. State that the CEO sold 1/3 of his share
5. “Despite the US elections....”
6. Use cut and paste articles from the past to try to support this diatribe.
7. Try to profess that posters should consider both Bull and Bear posts (even though he hasn’t made one Bull post on Tremor, and it’s previous guises in over 10 years)

Forget the inflation and interest rates. The things that are important, are Production, debt reduction, profit, and sustainability of the reserves.

Get the above right, the rest will automatically follow suit.

Winstanley, with dealyed trades it is very confusing. As the computer assumed "Buy" is taking into account the closing price rather than the price at the time of the trade.

In order to clarify, you would need to know the spread at the time the trade was made.

I really can not understand why ANYONE, would want to have dialogue with the buffoon.

He or she or whatever it is has and has held a grudge against the company for more than a decade.

It would accept anyones opinion but, its own, so why even try and have the dialogue, UNLESS You, have a vested reason such as to make sure it has further publicity.

If you haven't got the idiot on filter, please don't complain about its posts as you are the very people keeping it in the spotlight.

If you do not realise that he or she or it, is not going away you are deluded. Leopards, especially this kind don't change their spots.

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Retired Banker, I got mixed up with the investor presentation, which they normally RNS us, but didn't this year and is available on POGS website. Have you looked at it ???? And what was your opinion, as personally I thought it was quite good and something which should have been put into the public domain rather than hidden in the website.