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I can see from the website that it focuses on the promotion of small-cap companies to a wider market audience but I don't believe I've invested in any of their previous clients (I'm not big on oil/gas/mining).

Genuinely no Guz

Glad to see you're still looking for positives on the bright side of life Guz LOL

I'm hedging for revs at circa $1M without much IGS
We know H1 was $281K
Jans monthly rev tipped $150K dollars and we know IGS is back loaded.
If I stay on the side of caution and say montly revs averaged $130K per month excluding igs then I reckon about $1M (with no IGS contribution?)

If I include IGS (if it was paid during the last year), conservatively I would think we can add circa $400K.

As you say though, at present, IGS is a finger in the air.

Points taken Skeletor.

I'm never going to sit here and say that you're right or wrong for a feeling that is clearly there with the rest of the market (albeit, most of the others on my watch list or held have got similar market issues just now)
I'm genuinely hopeful this is all just market sentiment and working on the back of the previous BoD and distrust there. I'm confident in the bullishness of the BoD although I can see where someone might think ME is overselling the proposition. My own take on my own research tends to lean towards him being truthful albeit enthusiastic but then, I'd rather he was enthusiastic and believed in the company than not.

Happy holding through all of this though and as I've said last year, I'm expecting it to take between 18-24 months for everything to work itself out (that was stance before Christmas so I'd be expecting big strides in the SP by the latest of June-Dec 2023

Skeletor

Out of curiosity what is it that you think is causing distrust for the market.
If I play devil's advocate and I tally up all the stuff the BoD has said over the last year, almost all of it has come to fruition and has been relatively accurate (not including Gfin because that's now entirely on Clarks shoulders at Gfin).
Quite literally the only thing that could be conceived as a negative here in the past 12 months is the placing in march but even then, the company explained it paid the remainder of Krunch off to own it in full, we bought a chunk of Gfin for the long term and because we're likely to be in partnership with them, we stated that a chunk of the remainder would be used for startup deals (the likes of which are huge and we jave already seen announced like JIO and Pumas yesterday), all while keeping a health cash balance for potentially volatile market conditions ahead...
I genuinely can't conceive how any sensible LTH can view that now as a bad or untrustworthy thing to have done. They've literally given us a huge extra chunk of protection while also buying disposable assets.

Do you think PIs have other areas of mistrust in the BoD or are you hearing things on BBs for instance that are causing discomfort?

Livescores happened and went well, IGS happened and went well to the point it has been renewed for a larger figure, JIO happened (albeit it took longer to get running but that's just business), we own livescores now, Battleriff is likely to be launched as a project soon, Fanzine is a huge open door for us. And I know I've missed a pile here too.

I've got tickers for a lot of other companies and I cannot think of another company with the level of news output with big names that we've got on the go right now.

I don't mean any of this as an attack on you as youre just raising it as a point, I'm just laying my cards on the table for what I'm seeing and I'm hoping it can better help me understand peoples thoughts and sentiment.

Dude, calm your horses. How long have you been invested in MOS? What is your longest holding time? How long did we hold quanta before purchasing Livescores.
It's not a loss until the BoD sell. Gfin have a decent chance of recovery so there's no need to worry.
Our own SP is the only thing to be concerned about right now and I don't think our Gfin investment will be cashed in for a couple of years nor do it think it will be proportionately as valuable to us in the next 6 months if we achieve our business objectives.

If you could actually read Ripper, you'd know there is plenty of positive and negative sentiment in that group, plenty of existing, new and non-holders. Even some of the people here who have problems with the way the company jas handled things are on that group and were all having civilised debate.

You being paid a referral fee? Jokes

Cheers. Will take a look Guz/Bluesky

I understand your line of questioning, and I'm sure we'll find out soon. I'd argue though that regardless of current popularity, that's no reason it won't do well. Look at how many copy-app versions of candy crush, fantasy football, 8-ball pool, and various action and fighting games there are. If the app is good, has little or no glitches, offers proper functionality etc. Then it doesn't have to be different.

Is that an opinion or have you found that nim er somewhere Guz?

I'd tend to agree. It's already a proven app, we have a celebrity endorsing it (a popular celebrity too). Cricket is by a mile their biggest sport and fanasty cricket is already immensely popular.

Slightly surprised the SP has stayed where it is after yesterdays announcement but at the same time Im not really because weve known for some time that the market will only react to figures. JIO is huge. Our deal with them has the potential to be huge (well find out I suspect when we get quarterly rev updates in 2024 after the contract has settled and had time to bed in.With the very occasional company that bucks the trend, you only have to look through history to see that companies take years to gain the sort of traction that some of the people here posting their frustrations seem to think happens overnight.Buffet is a massive advocate of it, look at any big name company listed on any market now and you'll see that brand awareness, big ticket items and the likes take time to develop. MOS is working way faster than most is announcing more deals and partnerships than any UK company I am aware of and is unable to give a financial estimate for a lot of the. For reasons already explained here. This isn't a scenario where ai want them to tell me how long the piece of string is, this is a scenario where I want the to grab as much string as they can, from as many different places as they can, start pulling and eventually you get enough to make rope. Lots of it.I maintain the fundamentals are doing nothing but getting stronger, I maintain that my confidence in the company is not flagging, I bought again this morning as its a super deal at the current SP.

Aldebaran is just a useless troll who won't respond to questions. I asked earlier about his wonky 25x valuation. He's clearly basing it on last year's full turnover of £400K. Considering we're probably not far off doing that in any given 2 month period. I fully expect the back end payment from IGS to be in the region of £400K in its own right.

Either the guy is moronic, obtuse or just out for attention and reactions

Aldabaran, where are you getting this 25x sales figure... maybe need to check your numbers before posting next time. Either you're using last full financial year which is just moronc given how far we've come since then or you've missed a decimal point somewhere in your calculation ??

Correct Guzzler, they are indeed Bed and Isas. I know who's they are

Throw away the spade BB31

Have to agree with City on this one, Gfin has a couple of ongoing elements but since December, it's only new venture is really with MOS, it's likely not to be a huge contract and from what I hear, it's Clark holding things up here on Gfins side and not Epstein at MOSs end.
MOS on the other hand have a longgnlist of partners, contract, deals, JVs, renewals and other stuff, all been announced since around Sept last year with Gfin only being announced in March. Some of the names they are involved with are way bigger than Gfin and MOS combined too so I suspect that if there's action on the MOS SP and not here then it likely has nothing to do with Gfin

Agreed. I suspect there will be traders who know nothing about the company y and are basing their over on whatever charts and tealeaves say. A company like this is not a company for charts because 1 bit of news is all it takes to completely change everything