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No doubt FAR will do well, but with mining companies that have potential, the key is getting your entry timing right and then being patient. The faster they move, the better, but from my past experience these things usually take time. Hopefully it can replicate what EEE achieved—even doing half of what it did would be a great result.

And this is one of my comments. You are embarrassing.

‘ At the start of last year, following tariff news from Donald Trump, AB dropped to around 200p and later climbed to 800p. If momentum returns in a similar way, perhaps this time we’ll see a move through 900–1000p.’

Stop whining.

Read my post ‘ In my view, the business isn’t going to be sold. At the same time, let’s not act like this company lacks the strength to keep growing its podcasting and video presence. It has solid potential to expand, and through smart strategic partnerships, it can continue to grow and strengthen its share price.’

Just because you have bought in and now want a full on pump and anyone that remotely disagrees on some points you call a bad£rd. you sound like master rsi.

Wash your filthy mouth out. Disgusting.

I think you’ll find I am more balanced than most on here. Try reading my messages properly. It does not matter when I joined. Argue my points instead of using vile, abusive language

As predicted a few new messages popping up claiming them have ‘added’. Getting ready for the pump to q1 again.

Give up bigshow - you’re almost as bad as Gains. Well at-least you come up with some credible links.

In my view, the business isn’t going to be sold. At the same time, let’s not act like this company lacks the strength to keep growing its podcasting and video presence. It has solid potential to expand, and through smart strategic partnerships, it can continue to grow and strengthen its share price.

Agree with boom and uallmakeitup.

You’ll never perfectly time the market — no one consistently sells at the very top and buys at the very bottom without a time machine. The key is riding out the waves and sticking to your strategy.

Those who’ve accumulated tens of thousands of shares at a low average are probably in the strongest position. They can scale out on the way up without worrying too much about trying to buy back cheaper. Each to their own, of course.

At the start of last year, following tariff news from Donald Trump, AB dropped to around 200p and later climbed to 800p. If momentum returns in a similar way, perhaps this time we’ll see a move through 900–1000p.

And so it begins.

Those who were looking to pump it into Q1 have been selling out, so they’ve been caught with their pants down. Next time, lads. We’ll be left with the LTHs once again.

The board was starting to heat up with more messages signalling a pump into Q1. You can’t always play that game. I bet they’ll be mad at tyrant Trump and Bibi.

This stock will go over £10, but in its own good time. The business is strong — the rest is noise.

Not all shareholders share that view. Over the coming days we may see new accounts appearing and talking up a possible bid to encourage buying, but some may simply be looking to sell into any rise ahead of Q1. A balanced perspective is sensible.

I remain sceptical about the chances of a bid or AB being sold. The podcast bidding war is largely over — even Spotify has written off over $1bn and moved away from expensive exclusives. Big tech is now focused on profitability, so 2020-style valuation multiples are unlikely to return. BOOM is therefore more likely to be valued as ad-tech/infrastructure (around 1.5–3× revenue) rather than as a premium content business.

Bravo — clearly you’ve cracked the code. PIs are accumulating, and apparently you’re the only one savvy enough to notice. More likely, people are buying in ahead of Q1 results hoping for a lift so they can sell into it… not exactly a revolutionary strategy. But sure, keep posting the same thing over and over — I’m sure nobody can see through that. If anything, the relentless commentary is doing wonders for your credibility.

Gains, you’re coming across as a serial pumper. Based on your other posts on the message boards, it feels like relentless hype, and it’s getting frustrating. People on the Audioboom board aren’t oblivious to the pattern.

I don’t deny Audioboom will do well but give it a rest. It’s tedious.

Thanks for clarifying. Lets see what the news is.

Just wondered why do you think we will know between now and April?

And just like Verbal Kint — the master of spin — disappears (for those who haven’t seen The Usual Suspects 🤣). You’re a fool. Still, I’m not concerned about short-term volatility and believe AB going it alone will ultimately be better for the company and its long-term shareholders.

You know what really winds me up? The people who think they’re clever. They’ll happily shout about it when the price hits short-term highs, but they never mention when they sell. That’s what really grates on me. Believe it or not, I don’t care — I’m a holder, but a balanced one. The pumpers are just as bad as the derampers. I’m waiting for it to return to all-time highs. My average is 250, so I’m comfortable holding my position.

I’m not sure why being new makes a difference. I’ve followed the board for a while and I’m well aware of the regular posters you’ve mentioned.

As I’ve said before, I have a lot more invested here than you might think, and even £12 would represent a very decent return for me. I’m not here to “pump” for no reason.

Ultimately, Audioboom will be defined by the deals they deliver. In my view, they’re moving in the right direction — but the results will speak for themselves.

Masterrsi, I’m not even going to list everything that’s wrong with your messages. You’re frequently castigated on ADVFN, so I’m honestly surprised you still show up. Talk about being thick skinned.

No agenda here — just a balanced view.

I’m not one of those posters who repeatedly claims they’re “buying more” while ignoring the fact that most people sell and buy back regularly. That’s perfectly fine, but constantly presenting it as buying with new money is misleading.

I want AUDIOBOOM to do well and I hope the deals they’re making feed through into better numbers. The wider audio market is still moving — Spotify has recently been focusing on profitability and expanding creator tools and video podcasts rather than chasing expensive exclusives, which shows how the sector has matured.

For what it’s worth, if AB does hit £13 I’d be relatively happy, but there’s also a chance the SP could iterate higher over the next couple of years if the business executes well and continues to make astute deals.

Constructive, not ramping

It’s also important to understand that the bidding war is over. Spotify alone has written off over $1bn on podcast investments and has publicly moved away from expensive exclusives. Big tech is now focused on profitability and infrastructure, not land-grabs. The multiples from 2020 are unlikely to return across the sector.

That doesn’t mean BOOM has no upside.