The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
About to come into focus. Been here so many times, share price is a few pence that’s its value, few years later the shares are worth pounds. We live in a smartphone interconnected world. Millions of worldwide investors hunting in groups, chatting via social media. Suddenly they spot a share and all dive in. Saw it with Boohoo, who release results this month, the sp will climb steadily then spike and probably fall back. In a few years this share will be in the pounds also IMHO.
They must gaining around three thousand potential new customers per day, probably nearer six thousand per day when the quest launches. At the same time they are releasing multiple new content streams that are being promoted across multiple social media platforms to millions of potential customers. It’s unique! reminds me of all those early start up tech companies.
I’ve found a list with MVR on it for Oculus Quest
Looks like it’s on the list
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/mixed.de/oculus-quest-alle-vr-spiele-und-apps-auf-einen-blick/amp/
Can Oculus buy MVR, realise O owned by FB...
An email promoting the releases
PlayStation VR?
http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2019/03/27/sony-is-selling-a-lot-of-playstation-vr-headsets
Want a billion oculus VR headsets owned, that’s a lot of potential revenue from a concert at £10 a pop...
I don’t think they’d do it before the updated app release and everything is in place because they know the takeover would get worldwide coverage by the music industry and investment houses etc etc etc. And what’s happened to this ABBA tour, surely they must have spoke to the people involved with that.
When the directors share lock in period ends?
After they’ve launched their AR/VR headset due next year it gives MVR more options.
I understand the reasoning behind a live gig, but to my mind they’d always have to stream it for free or at least part of it for free. What happens if you have a power cut, the broadband provider has outage, family turn up unexpectedly, your ill, you’ve double booked, etc etc. If the time zones are different you’d have to be up at a silly hour to watch it live. If you’ve paid for it upfront you’d potentially lose out... like I say they should advertise on ticket master, ticket factory the gig as a VR gig that isn’t live. This what I don’t understand about the IOS app it doesn’t tell you any prices etc. I still think what they’re doing is brilliant.
It makes no sense to me to stream a gig live unless it’s something like Glastonbury. What would make sense is for the ticket factory to advertise the gig on MelodyVR once it’s sold out, with an available from date at a promotional price. For instance if the gig is on Saturday night at 9pm are you going to stay in and watch it live? And if you missed it, say your internet connection was down, would you get a refund?
Was said a lot of people using the iPhone app and wanted to convert them to users, so much potential.
cast the vr headset view to your TV?
There’s also supposed to be an new apple app landing sometime obviously might not happen if FB buy them out.
Quest has 6DOF, MVR filmed in 6DOF, it means you can move within concert and are not statically stuck to where the cameras are positioned. That’s pretty mind blowing stuff because it makes the experience more 3D. Quest is first Oculus device with 6DOF, they are also supposed to be launching Oculus Rift S at the same time, rumours are this has 6DOF too. Therefore in 2 months it could be on 3 Oculus devices. Boohoo was shorted to about 17p from about 70p before it gradually climbed and catapulted to £2.70 before dropping back a little. All it takes to for Facebook to promote a live VR concert on their website and why wouldn’t they if it means Oculus sales go up.
They’re waiting for the oculus rift s and oculus quest to land in the shops
Spotify buying MVR and then FB then buying Spotify and then Apple buying FB