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Well said!
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Agony holding long on this one! I feel like that guy in that Danny Boyle movie contemplating cutting his own arm off to free himself! Every time i make money with other albeit smaller plays it just gets dragged down by this one as i have previously been averaging down as i started buying around 3 years ago when it was around 11p. I hold 3m of them. GLA this is just buyers remorse because pharma and gold miners have been great lately and i should be making money but I’m not
God this is agony holding big and long in this share, i feel like the bloke in that Danny Boyle movie contemplating cutting my own arm off just to be able to get on with life! Every time I make money in other smaller plays my pf is dragged down by this bastard. I hold 3m btw as i bought in three years ago and have just been buying into dips so ave just over 5p
GLA
Well if you’re saying Neil Young?! That would be something.
My sense is that what Covid19 has done is expose just how early stage this is, after all the closure of venues should only have played into their hands one would have thought. What an amazing opportunity this should have been for a captive audience. It’s either slow uptake of headsets and the ‘uncool’ nature of them or MVR just aren’t anywhere close to full potential themselves. I can remember thinking at the start of the pandemic “c’mon fill your boots Matchett”
Btw i first got into this share from a friend who was borrowing extra money via a remortgage to buy the shares as he had a friend who worked there and saying they are all incredibly excited about the company and buying up shares themselves so AM had obviously got the staff all onboard
I know nothing but I’m i big time for me with about 3m shares and unlike lesserof2weevils I wasn’t obviously as clever as him and ave c.5p a share. I’m doing so well with my other plays that this is beginning to look quite tragic and if I’m honest its only a combination of hope and my pigheadedness that is keeping me from selling a few
Well said. Ive been in this for three years and Sc4tman, that is about the only sensible thing I’ve read on here. Most of the time many of you are just behaving like children
This site is beginning to look a lot like my spam email!
Will you guys stop this nonsense, how on earth do you think it is reflecting on the shares or the people who have invested here? Can we behave like the grown up intelligent people that you obviously are please.
Invested for a couple of years, when i finally make some money it will certainly feel like I’ve earned it! Need to stop looking at it every day and just leave it, I’m in for the long term so why put myself through the pain. GLA
Imagine a world where shorting didn’t exist and you could invest in start ups and back entrepreneurs based purely on the fundamentals!
Btw.....just explained the mobile app, projecting idea for a shared experience with friends as I haven't really up til now discussed MelodyVR with my daughter.......she went crazy with excitement with the prospect......get it away from solitary, immersive experience via cumbersome, slightly 'uncool' headsets and we are away! She also straight away mentioned the ticket being sold as a 'party,gift' idea for youngsters
Good question. Well we know its not just the initial £80, travel, food & drink, etc for me, if the quality was there, £19.99. I pay more than that for sky box office for championship boxing matches!
I know what you mean. Turned round last night to an older lady screaming "that's disgusting" to a drunken bloke p******* into a plastic pint glass!! Was quite funny tbf
Just back from Neil Young/Bob Dylan concert in Hyde Park last night, for a 50+ year old guy who likes music, it was a nightmare experience (apart from the heart of the matter which was 90 mins of Neil Young magic) to be honest. Couldn't see the artists as anything other than a spec in the distance and a big screen barely visible because of direct sunlight. £160 for two tickets, £120 for train/underground. Not allowed to take food/drink so £75 for a couple of beers each and a pizza, battle through drunken crowd to the loo, people talking through the set, felt like punching them!£355 in total for a day of discomfort. How much would i have given to have been in the comfort of my own home with a fully immersive experience my own beer and food etc etc. The big point to me being the whole thing being distilled down to the key 90 mins rather than hours (to me anyway) of Hell! I'm at home currently booking my teenage daughter and her friend tickets to see Ed Sheeran in Ipswich, she said,dad "the tickets are only £82 plus booking fee" I hold 3m shares in EVRH, this is only going one way over the next few years if we don't get bought out first. GLA
Just bought 23000 shares, 10:12 am which is showing as a sell
Disclaimer holding 1,500,000 shares at 8p average. Investing history is littered with those who saw a great idea but sold out when things got tough only to miss out on massive returns. I don't know what the future holds for this company but there is such a difference between trader talk and the way we will be living our lives over the next decade. Change is so rapid now, the world is getting smaller, the future lies with those who are laying down the rail tracks!
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New to the sight, disclaimer I'm in FS industry and hold 500k shares at 9p average. I have had a few conversations with people in the music industry and they are desperate to find new income streams. Live concerts are for obvious reasons becoming huge around the world, look at the big weekend around smaller hubs recently, the kids are flocking to them. I took my son to the see the Rolling Sones at London Stadium the other day, sat there at the other end of the stadium looking at a big screen, Jagger was a dot could have been anybody, parted with. �300 without the additional rip off beers etc. Live streaming is the answer, China has huge potential, they don't do big live audiences in the way we do in the west. Just picture what entertainment will look like in 10 years time. GLA