Good evening Bobster
We really are in the game
EA sports shirt sponsorship
New Season. New Game. New Kit. We're ecstatic to feature in #FIFA20 thanks to our collab with @EASPORTSFIFA, @FuchsOfficial & @NFG_eSports! The kit will be available in-game from Friday. Tune in to the FUT Champions Cup with a linked @Twitch account to unlock it!????#GetInTheGame
Bidstack are estatic strong words
@NFG_eSports and @FuchsOfficial are in the game. Legacy stuff here but delighted to delivered a virtual kit into the #Fifa20 game. Great having @bidstack on board. Brilliant working with @EASPORTSFIFA and Kelsey on this https://t.co/TgIORIbohF
EA sports
Pubguard
Bidstacks
The tie up grows stronger
Good evening Bakingmental 50 million people play FIFA and how logo is on one of the shirts and with this tie up how long before how adverts are being displayed on the bill boards watch the video
New season. New competitors. New kits. The special edition #FIFA20 Global Series team kits will be available on Friday. Watch the #FUTChampions Cup Stage I November 8-10 with a linked Twitch account to receive them all. https://t.co/F8LLhHlxfO
It's the news we have been waiting for
It's big news enjoy the moment
New Season. New Game. New Kit. We're ecstatic to feature in #FIFA20 thanks to our collab with @EASPORTSFIFA, @FuchsOfficial & @NFG_eSports! The kit will be available in-game from Friday. Tune in to the FUT Champions Cup with a linked @Twitch account to unlock it!????#GetInTheGame https://t.co/9bSsGaMNyn
Final part of message
So, this started as just another post - but, rumour has it, I ran out of characters to get my point across. Let's see how the coming months run - and how this post ages. I'm proud of what the team is achieving - and look forward to sharing more when we can.
Thanks for everyone's support to date - now, let's get the day started..."
Posted by the CEO today does this sound like a man about to issue a profit warning or another placing , sentiment is negative at the moment but it will turn with new contracts disclosed and confirmation of revenue targets met
I'm in a reflective mood this morning, as I wait for my first meeting to arrive. Scrolling through some old photos from the Bidstack journey, as we enter the Festive end of the year. It shows just how far we've come in such a short space of time.
This time last year, we were just a handful of people. Most remain, some have left for new challenges, and the company has grown to nearly 50 staff in that time.
The talent we've put in place now in the UK, US and Latvia, leaves me rather excited for the future of the company.
The technology our team has built-out within the last 12 months, the commercial leaps we are making as a business and the clear path the company has on how and when to execute, is something that, 18 months ago when the company was surviving month by month on Angel funding, I wouldn't have dreamed of.
Life on AIM is an intriguing place - keeping the shareholders abreast with what we are up to behind closed doors, to ensure confidence is retained in the route we are taking - without giving away too much to some worthy and emerging competitors is a tough thing to do. The balance isn't always easy - in the first half of the year, I laid too many breadcrumbs for others to follow, no more. Now - we're keeping our head down and our mouths shut to the outside world, as the only thing that really matters now is delivering. The fun part.
Our SDK and AdConsole are performing as expected - and our team has high standards.
The partnerships we are putting in place excite both myself and every member of our staff. This is far more than 'just another job' to the guys and girls building out this company. Creating an entirely new advertising category, that will - and has - created new roles and positions in companies outside of our own, to service this new revenue stream for the gaming and advertising industries. It feels like, if we keep delivering on what we have ahead of us, we have the potential to 'leave a legacy' - which is important to all of us.
Creating a company from scratch, fighting for its survival every month (we raised money to keep the lights on for 18 months straight - going into the month with no idea of hitting payroll, whilst pivoting the company into a new sector - gaming), to watching it start to scale-up, is something that has obviously meant many sacrifices, but it's now bearing fruit.
We are now in the business end of the year. We've stated the targets we are aiming to achieve by the end of 2019 - and as I sit here, nibbling on my white toast, I can say that we are following the path we set out, to enable us to achieve the objectives we want. Executing at speed, in a structured manner - that builds trust with partners and enables frictionless scale.
So, this started as just
New JW video just released
https://youtu.be/iDT_y3zM5Dw
That's a wrap! Thanks to all our speakers, guests and sponsors for making #DeviateEMEA such an exciting and Innovative day ?? @ATVI_AB @Xandr76 @bidstack #XaxisEMEA https://t.co/O5KpDP9UpH
Our CEO, James Draper sat down with @shotscreative to discuss some of the creative challenges brands face when advertising in-game and the best ways to overcome them! You can check it out here ?? https://t.co/hJa4lkeHp8 #GetInTheGame #Bidstack #InGameAdvertising
Innovation underway at #DeviateEMEA! Special thanks to our sponsors @Xandr76 @bidstack @ATVI_AB #XaxisEMEA https://t.co/qoRoHLT6Ds
I feel those words written by the CEO were very sincere and to me comes across a very honest individual admitting it's been hard going at times but is now sitting in is office feeling contented that all the hard work has paid off. I would like to thank James and the whole team for all there efforts
By popular demand it returns
Why are buys showing as sells?/There are more buys and than sells and the share price is falling!
One question that is regularly thrown around on bulletin boards, for the stocks and shares is "Why is my buy showing as a sell?" or "Why is my sell showing as a buy?".
The simple answer to this is that buys are showing as sells and vice versa, because the algorithm used to determine these trades is outdated and decidedly more useless than it would have been thirty years or more ago:
Effectively, a trade is given a "Buy" or "Sell" status depending upon which side of the mid point price of the Bid/Ask spread the trade lands on.
e.g.
Bid= 2p
Mid Point= 3p
Ask= 4p
My trade is filled at a price of 3.1p and is therefore shown as a "Buy" by the system.
Now, errors occur because the actual Bid/Ask spreads at market prices aren't necessarily the same as those that are "officially" listed and used by the algorithm.
I would add, that as more firms are making markets and as brokerages become more price competitive, we've seen a gradual tightening of spreads over the past thirty years, which is the cause of this problem.
When market spreads are nice and wide, this system does actually work accurately, with a smaller level of error.
Linked to this is the phenomenon of this system showing a stock as having more "Buy" trades than "Sell" trades and still falling in price:
In the case of market orders, this happens because because smaller trades (often the case in stocks with small market capitalisations - you can't get the liquidity for large trades meaning only small players exist in the market) tend not to cause large swings in the market Bid/Ask prices, but smaller moves instead.
e.g.
Bid= 2p
Mid Point= 3p
Ask= 4p
My market "Sell" trade goes through at 2.75p (it is below the Mid Point of 3p and therefore shows as a "Sell").
The system then registers the Ask Price ticking down to 3p.
Bid= 2p
Mid Point= 2.5p
Ask= 3p
My next market "Sell" trade goes through at 2.70p (this is now above the Mid Point of 2.5p and therefore shows as a "Buy" even though in reality it was a sell).
This all works in reverse too, making "Buy" trades look like "Sell" trades.
Generally speaking (certainly not always), if a stock is going down, it's going to be because the market is selling more of it than they are buying. Now, this isn't always the case and sometimes with stocks traded by SEAQ you may see market maker tactics used to fill orders that aren't visible on the order book - tree shaking.
Finally, there's a certain irony in that for the more liquid stocks in the market, the ratio of buys to sells can often be reversed to give an accurate impression of the "real" buys vs sells.
All the best,
Anyone luckily enough to have the funds to top up at these prices your Christmas has come early
Completely oversold a RSI below 30 get ready to rock and roll
Short term pain for long term gain keep the faith BIDSTERS