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Started: Cigam, 29 Jun 2024 14:00
Last post: Cigam, 1 Jul 2024 17:27
Appreciate the feedback on this.
For me this kind of acquisition makes sense - Goalhanger is a growing podcast publisher with a large audience in the UK (I think they currently have three podcasts in the top 10 in the UK) but the company is also early stage enough that you wouldn't have to pay a massive sum to acquire it. You also don't need to pay in cash if you can negotiate an all share purchase (although that would mean some dilution for us existing shareholders).
Obviously this is all hypothetical but it's an interesting discussion nonetheless. As phil mentioned, the more realistic option is that AB would work with Goalhanger on monetisation under the Audioboom umbrella.
I like Gary L but don’t think this would be of any advantage for AB to go for.
The cash is not dangerously low
Forget it, no way they could afford it, for a company making year-on-year statutory losses the cash is dangerously low as it is.
Not a fan of acquiring a pod cast company without strong audience, else what is the podcast company bringing except that it is owned by Gary Lineker.
BOOM will be acquired by the sharks because of one of two things two things,
1. our proprietary software that helps make podcast distribution and monetisation more efficient.
2. Due to our audience reach
Gary Lineker's podcast brings none of either, it is a start up and there are plenty of podcast by celebrities being started daily. If Gary wants to monetise his podcasts , he can use us as his distributor or create the podcast under the audioboom umbrella, same as all the other celebrities that starts a podcast.
Started: bobbust, 1 Jul 2024 12:31
Last post: bobbust, 1 Jul 2024 12:31
Should make good reading!!!
Started: M0neyMan, 27 Jun 2024 15:24
Last post: M0neyMan, 27 Jun 2024 15:24
Podcast market increasing in the UK. Good to see and hope to see AudioBoom capitalising and no reason why they shouldn’t being in the top 5 in the USA.
“Podcast listening in the UK is at an all time high, with over 40% of the population saying they've listened to a podcast in the last month.
That's according to the newly released 2024 UK Podcast Consumer Report from Edison Research - it makes for great reading, even for you non-podcast nerds...go on, have a look.
Even more encouragingly, the 17 million people in the UK who listen to podcasts every week (also an all time high) spend an average of 5hrs and 27mins listening to their favourite shows.
If you've ever spoken to me about podcast listening, there's a very good chance I've talked about the level of engagement podcasts enjoy - it's the not just 5 and a half hours of background listening, it's 5 and a half hours of high quality, incredibly engaged listening...the M&S listening of the audio world.
If you're an advertiser, then that's the best type of listening, right?”
Started: Boombangabang, 25 Jun 2024 17:38
Last post: Bearhunt3r, 27 Jun 2024 10:29
Oh look 👀 another 10k buy
I will leave the competitive behavior to you. Lying King Zak, you are known for dishonesty and spreading untruths. Bearhunt3r did not have an account two years ago, which is ironic. You are the only one making baseless claims about the Bonniers manipulating the stock price, when it has actually been you all along. On behalf of all the fair-minded individuals, we appreciate you and your associates for keeping the price of AB low, while we invested wisely elsewhere. Now, we can transfer our assets from money market funds to undervalued stocks like AB. It is amusing to see you continue to sell us stock at discounted prices, especially after spending the last two years accumulating AB shares lmao hahahaha
Meanwhile, what you miss in your self-righteous glorification is the fact that during that time there have been opportunities for traders to make a lot of money.
You have missed that, haven't you, in your perpetual wning? (Mate)
Yep ur totally right its me and my mates. You've been saying that for 2yrs now. Who's winning? Me or u?
Keep manipulating it lower master trader and watch all the stock disappear like this morning hahaha
It was nt to buy for over 1 hour after the 10k buy, only down due to the manipulation buy your market making buddies lmao
Started: whatwhatkid, 25 Jun 2024 20:53
Last post: Bearhunt3r, 26 Jun 2024 08:27
The data from Q2 is old data now. The market is eagerly anticipating the release of the Q3 numbers, which have consistently been impressive.
Market is forward thinking.
I know how they can increase downloads, they can make them all free. The figures would probably go up then.....
Excellent business model, for the simplistic.
What is the business model then if not to increase downloads?
Also 10 business updates between jan and April and Q2 trading is the only next update?
Managing expectations
This is disingenuous. The revenue model doesn’t follow reported downloads. In Q1, March was the lowest reported downloads month but had by far the highest revenues - $6.7m (average for Jan and Feb was $5.1m…)
Let’s not pretend that you don’t have an ulterior motive. AB changed their pricing model. Let’s wait for Q2 results.
Started: whatwhatkid, 24 Jun 2024 19:50
Last post: Overtrader, 25 Jun 2024 14:33
The Director's like it at this price and the chart looks nice. That's good enough for me.
1 out of 13 million the way Triton report the US monthly downloads
I wouldn’t worry about 1 million out of 134 million. That’s less than 1% and within usual noise
They’re still reporting 135 million downloads per month at the bottom of RNS - same as April
1 million less downloads in May than April
Started: whatwhatkid, 21 Jun 2024 16:13
Last post: whatwhatkid, 24 Jun 2024 18:15
Another 5000 shares out of MMs hands
A lot more sells than buys showing, and a U/T of...... ONE!
I am not sure if I have ever seen that before.
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AB is a sitting duck. No brainer to snap up as many cheap shares as possible.
Cream always rises to the top.
Holy smoke. 23750 bought at 260p. Monday may be very interesting perhaps.
Big buy orders or shorts scrambling to close!
Same to me, as in either case the price will move up.
Started: Boombangabang, 24 Jun 2024 09:19
Last post: Boombangabang, 24 Jun 2024 10:19
No gamble gate here. We await Q2 in a couple of weeks. MT will be aware of how figures could look so he’s taking a view.
Good to see - can’t be a lock in period then, no news for an another month?
Michael Tobin just bought another. 5k on Friday
Started: Boombangabang, 21 Jun 2024 18:24
Last post: Boombangabang, 21 Jun 2024 18:24
Going back to Phil01 post about iHeart. Their market is only USD 147m and the share price is at a low. Looking at Sirius this is a more likely match. They’ve just been knocked off top spot but if you add Audiboom’s figures they’d jump back up to number one. AB produce Beyond the Grid for Sirius so a good connection in business already. Sirius has a market cap of USD11bn and share price is recovering. All food for thought.
Started: whatwhatkid, 21 Jun 2024 17:11
Last post: whatwhatkid, 21 Jun 2024 17:11
Bring on next week and Q2 trading update
Started: phil01, 21 Jun 2024 14:53
Last post: Bearhunt3r, 21 Jun 2024 15:16
LONDON (Reuters) -Traders upped bets for a Bank of England rate cut in August, helping to underpin a pre-election rally for UK stocks and government bonds even though the central bank left rates on hold at a 16-year high on Thursday.
After the BoE delivered its widely expected decision it hinted that it was edging closer to cuts, prompting money markets to place a 44% probability on a move in August, up from around 32% a day earlier. They priced in a 90% chance of a September cut.
Wednesday's data showing UK inflation has dropped to the BoE's 2% target have encouraged those bets.
Investors now widely see rate cuts boosting the UK economy alongside a predicted landslide in the July 4 general election for the opposition Labour Party, which claims it can rebuild growth and run the country's debt-laden finances cautiously.
That's a turnaround for UK markets scarred by the 2016 Brexit vote and former Conservative Prime Minister Liz Truss' under-funded 2022 mini-Budget.
"Rate cuts are definitely coming and we have a stable outlook for government for the next few years," Morningstar European strategist Michael Field said.
James Briggs, a portfolio manager at Janus Henderson, said he had a "relatively upbeat" stance towards UK stocks, corporate credit and government bonds, known as gilts.
He said UK equity and credit valuations did not yet reflect the economy's improving prospects and that gilts would benefit because "that tail risk of unorthodox fiscal policy is off the table."
RALLY ON?
London's FTSE 100 share index was steady just below record highs hit in May on Thursday. Sterling slipped 0.2% to around 84.58 percent per euro, but held near its strongest levels since 2022.
£130k of buys today - FOMO Friday
Leak?
I don't have access to Level 2, so I do not know if there are short position in this share.
If true as someone stated that there is a significant short position on this share then they are about to be burned.
I would imagine that if the next set of results is good then this share will never return to this level so any short position at this level will be well out of the money.
That means that any open short probably will have to close their position pretty quickly which will result in the share moving dramatically up, or the short will take a chance that the next set of results will be horrible so that the share will fall.
Based on what the company said in their Q1 results, I know where my money is. If shorts scramble to close in the next few weeks , ( before the results), the share has only one direction to go: UP. If they do not close and they are caught out by the results they will again be forced to close with a sore backside.
Started: whatwhatkid, 19 Jun 2024 07:54
Last post: phil01, 21 Jun 2024 14:02
Sorry folks, typing on my phone so my fat fingers makes my sentences unintelligible. Hopefully in spite of the poor grammar and miss spellings you ca get a sense of what I am saying.
If the directors announce at Q2 that plans to relist are being implemented how would that go down. I don’t know the process and whether minorities would have to accept. On balance it must be a good move.
Nice observation, Phil!
We're so slept on right now in terms of share price. Remember when SL said they'd do some mergers within 12 months? Time's running out on that promise!
AS I have been saying, there must be a big buyer in the background. With all the apparent sells, the share price has held. In fact the share price is moving in the opposite direction that you would expect if there were a catalogue of continuous sells.
I am not sure if iHeart has been in US previously but has not been measured by Triton podcast ranker or if they have just entered US market.
Now this bit is purely speclation on my behalf:
Data: iheart is Audioboom sales rep in Australia.
What if speculation: If iheart is just entering US market, what is they may bid for Audioboom as such if they an pick up as much shares in the open market as they could then they will only be bidding for what ever they do not already own. ( hence background soaking up of all the apparent sells).
hy should iHeart want to buy Audioboo: they understand audio boom business better than any other podcast company. They have access to audio boom adrip etc which they are allowed to use as part of our partnership in Austria so they fully understand the value-add that audioboom inhouse software can bring to their business. |Second reason is that audioboom do not have a large staff count to integration of audioboom to any other business will be fairly straight forward.
REPEAT:
Above is just speculation that is not information, I m just using available data to project a potential outcome. There is not enough data points to get any information based on what is happening at the moment. What is clear is that the volume of sells, seems to overweight the volume of daily buys for the last moth or so but price seems to have held steady and in some cases it has gone up.
On this web-site buys can show as sells and vice-versa.
Started: whatwhatkid, 21 Jun 2024 11:32
Last post: whatwhatkid, 21 Jun 2024 13:59
No podcast in the top 20 now and only one in the top 60?
AudioBoom did not fall. Read the metrics again, there is reading a data and converting the data to information.
Data is Audioboom is now nO 5 in US within Trinitron Podcast ranking. Information is iHeart entered the US metrics this month and shot straight to No 1 for both audience and downloads. Every other audio company in US have moved down by 1 position since iHeart shot straight into Number 1 position.
Compared to the usual companies Audioboom has been measured against over the last few years years, nothing has changed: infact Audioboom gained a position which was reported about 2 months or so ago.
And big buys today?
No wonder they have been quiet
Started: Boombangabang, 21 Jun 2024 13:58
Last post: Boombangabang, 21 Jun 2024 13:58
Correct Phil01.Audioboom has 12,344,096 average weekly downloads and closing fast on Audacy with 12,475,541. Iheart is the number 1 audio media company in US.
Started: whatwhatkid, 20 Jun 2024 08:34
Last post: phil01, 20 Jun 2024 10:30
Bearhunt,
You are right, I was thinking of H1 results . SO if they are going to release the Q2 results ahead of the H2 results then it may be this month. [ Q2 however does not really end till 30th June, but I suppose they will know within the last week of the month how things have been going].
Forward-looking statement by SL, Q1 update 15th April.
Stuart Last, CEO of Audioboom, commented:
"2024 has started exactly as we hoped with the positive momentum of the final quarter of last year continuing. We recorded our second successive period of year-on-year revenue growth and adjusted EBITDA profit as our recovery from the challenging market conditions of 2023 continued. Over this coming year I expect our revenue growth rate to improve further. We have more than US$55 million of contracted revenue for 2024 from advance advertising bookings, and we are perfectly positioned at this stage of the year to deliver our goals of record revenue and adjusted EBITDA profitability.
We have made investments in our sales operation, and I am very pleased to bring two highly skilled and experienced executives into the Audioboom team. Molly Harvey in the US and Shaun Wilson in the UK will focus on expanding our blue-chip brand customer base to drive revenue and continue the maturation of our podcast monetisation engine.
Other key initiatives within the Company - including the continued growth of our Showcase marketplace, accelerated ad inventory creation, the expansion of our brand platform Sonic, and the restructuring and renewal of podcaster contracts on more favourable terms - continued to progress well in Q1.
We also took our first steps in the utilisation of AI to generate advertising creative and translate content for international distribution, as well as expanding our work in monetising YouTube content. These are two areas I believe will provide significant opportunity for the business in the coming years.
Sentiment in the advertising industry continues to improve, which can be seen in our progress so far. The team at Audioboom are continuing to create strong value in our platform for creators and brands, and we all look forward to delivering a record 2024."
Why 16th July?
Last Q2 update was 23-06-2023
Q2 update is due in less than 4 weeks. They are usually regular in the Quarterly updates. My expectations is that the results will be out on 16th July.
Recently they have been quick to update
Started: gallder, 17 Jun 2024 19:32
Last post: PoeBardem, 18 Jun 2024 11:02
Acast raised $67m in venture funding almost 7x what AB has. hmm wonder how they have that cash balance. If AB even hint at raising money it gets knocked by the same critics here who say anything to spin a negative
Beware when Monaco Zach and certain posters are back in the lead up to results.
"Acast also had $58 million in cash in their last end of year report" hahahaha...that might be the big difference in valuation then
Acast also had $58 million in cash in their last end of year report.
Started: Dessy, 14 Jun 2024 14:36
Last post: Boombangabang, 17 Jun 2024 08:39
Very perceptive overtrader. I’m sure you’ve done your sums on how undervalued Audioboom is. Nearest competitor is ACAST which trades on Stockholm exchange currently at 1.5 times revenue. Market Cap is 2.6 bSEK with a turnover over 1.7b SEK. It also makes an EBITDA loss of 254b SEK.
Audioboom value should be USD112m based on revenue of USD75m times 1.5. That’s USD 7 or GBP5.50.
Minimum.
Welcome to the zoo new visitor. Don’t let comments on a chat room affect your investment decisions.
As a new visitor to this board I wondered if your post might have some merit but a quick glance at your posting history tells me all I need to know.
How’s the court case going ? Have Bank of Singapore recovered their 2 million shares yet leveraged from NC. This horse ain’t going nowhere until the jockey club decides how it’s gonna run.
Surely this SP will move upwards next week, with only 16.3m shares in circulation its going to move in leaps and bounds obviously pending how its perceived and how the board promotes the company prospects.
Started: Boombangabang, 12 Jun 2024 16:40
Last post: Bearhunt3r, 12 Jun 2024 17:09
Several individuals and entities are continuing to collaborate to manipulate the share price.
Buyers are happily picking up the low hanging fruit.
Stuart Last has made a commitment to implement beneficial changes if the AIM market does not value AB appropriately. Despite the sector's growth of over 30%+ in the States recently, AB has maintained complete silence.
There’s still a regular daily seller of 10k block of shares. What do you think bearhuntr3?
Perhaps Cavendish and or the company can approach the FCA.
Started: Rifkin67, 8 Jun 2024 14:54
Last post: Bearhunt3r, 12 Jun 2024 09:45
I would recommend that individuals reach out to FCA to request an investigation into the manipulation of AB. The FCA is more likely to take swift action in response to an increased number of complaints.
Noballs (Growingballs) has recently sold out of his position, and his initial action was to engage in deramping on this forum in order to drive the price down for the purpose of buying in at a lower price. This behavior warrants attention from the FCA.
For anyone who missed it, this is how these manipulating gangs operate: https://x.com/AbuseMarket
Get real. If your holdings were doing so well (I say your as I sold out last week) you would not be living on a knife edge and be so fast to challenge alternatives. Wait for the humongous drop chaps. Time to short, buy back in the 150s. Wash rinse repeat
Growing balls needs to grow up and grow a pair of balls. What a complete moron :). Sad and pathetic as I first thought. Good to be right.
Could his disastrous investments in ASLR and AAA be the reason?
Here is one of his posts about ASLR from 14/07/20.
"It’s looks like they’ve possibly managed to stitch a plan together. R. Bonnier in the mix looks very interesting also, there seems to be mixed opinions on this. However can’t see that having a driven smart entrepreneur as part of the team could do any harm whatsoever, it doesn’t matter what the papers say, old news and probably down to journalist sensationalism. At the end of the day we got news and that’s one box ticked."
Here's a post from growingballs about AAA from 08/02/21.
"What a rock star ! Well done AAA. Strap in. Locked and loaded."
ASLR and AAA are no more. 2 busted flushes, yet this guy lectures us on the BOOM board. He has many synergies and similarities (including specific words and phrases) with another BOOM disruptor who was also involved with AAA. Any guesses?
Started: Bearhunt3r, 6 Jun 2024 15:02
Last post: Bearhunt3r, 8 Jun 2024 13:38
You’re
Your a bunch of spiv wanabee’s. Think that your all connected but in reality your lost sheep, drinking your lager shandy’s and working out how to slaughter posters en-masse. Sad individuals indeed.
Noballs
That was very hurtful
Ouch, that’s was very hurtful. Hope that you got the name calling out of your system. Such mastery of the English language. Did you get that from the dummies guide to insults ?
Growingball is another sad twa). Just hear to warn others for no reason other than the goodness of his heart. What a to66er. lol.
Started: Shortandsweet, 6 Jun 2024 12:25
Last post: Shortandsweet, 6 Jun 2024 13:48
Hedge funds bet against London
There’s no two ways about it. For American investors, the U.K. stock market hasn’t exactly been the place to be, with underperforming indices and a troubling dearth of new listings in the last few years.
There are reasons for that, from lower liquidity to the country’s relative inability to scale tech companies. But it’s possible to take Britain-bashing too far, as some Wall Street bears are discovering.
According to information obtained by the Financial Times, some of the world’s biggest hedge funds have been caught off guard by sudden valuation increases in British stocks they bet would fail.
Shorting involves borrowing a stock to sell in the market then buying it back before a deadline in the hope its value has fallen.
In recent years, the U.K. stock market has appeared to be a fertile hunting ground for short sellers. British stocks have lagged U.S. peers, partly because the latter have benefited more from the recent AI boom.
Shares in the S&P 500 have jumped close to 24% in the last 12 months, while the FTSE 100 is up just over 8%.
Commentators have also decried the London Stock Exchange for its lack of liquidity, with several major companies, including travel company Tui, delisting or avoiding IPOing in London and opting instead for other exchanges. Public listings have dropped 25% in the last 10 years, as exits have exceeded new flotations.
Is London back?
Data from S&P Global Market Intelligence, viewed by the FT, shows some major U.K. companies, including BT, Abrdn, and Ocado, are attracting significant short interest.
Abrdn shares are down more than 10% in the year to date, while shares in Ocado are down more than 50%, fueling speculation that they could fall further.
But the paper reports that it’s other companies—namely those that have been M&A targets, particularly in the mid-cap range—that have burnt hedge funds like Millennium, GLG, and Gladstone Capital Management.
The underperformance of U.K. stocks has made an awkward tightrope for investors to walk.
While low and falling valuations have offered opportunities for short sellers, bargain-hunting companies are increasingly eyeing their own opportunities to acquire those U.K. firms on the cheap.
Groups including Darktrace and Hargreaves Lansdown have been the subject of takeover bids in recent months, sending their valuations soaring and leaving short-selling hedge funds on the ground.
The FT reports those offers have been particularly damaging for Millennium, GLG, and Gladstone.
For hedge fund investors who avoided the rush to U.K. mid-cap firms, the move has never made much sense.
“Shorting any U.K. mid-cap is insane, literally insane,” an unnamed hedge fund executive told the FT.
He explained the relatively small size of most U.K. stocks meant the risk-reward balance was highly unlikely to pay off.
“Your sell case has to be unbelievably compelling and feature the stock going do
More positive news re London via m&a not so good for shorts..
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No doubt Audio Boom is one such company which has high marketing/advertising potential and the outlook hopefully will be great in next set of results, i guess this probably puts it in the category of being taken over or swallowed up by another competitor, i am not insinuating that it will get a bid not at all but it has the potential and may be vulnerable at these low prices of being taken over at a cheap price especially when there are only 16m shares in the market. DYOR
Stuart Last did say M&A activity within 12 months beginning of the year.
Had a fantastic run on GPL&PFC recently. I will be moving profits into AB on any dips.
Hedge funds are increasingly wary of betting against UK stocks after being burnt by a wave of takeover bids at companies targeted by short sellers.
Millennium Management, GLG and Gladstone Capital Management are among funds to have been caught out in recent weeks as stocks such as fund supermarket Hargreaves Lansdown, cyber security provider Darktrace and video game services company Keywords Studios soared after attracting offers.
Hedge fund managers say that while all three companies have had difficulties recently, knockdown share prices are piquing the interest of these groups’ foreign rivals or private equity buyers, making it a risky business to bet on share price declines.
“Shorting any UK mid-cap is insane, literally insane,” said one hedge fund executive who specialises in shorting stocks.
“The numbers [valuations] are just so low in the vast majority of cases that a $2bn UK company is peanuts for any mid-sized American company. Your sell case has to be unbelievably compelling and feature the stock going down at least 50 per cent” or there is a risk you lose 50 per cent if the stock gets bid for, the person added.
Shorting involves borrowing shares and then selling them in the market, in the hope of buying them back at a lower price.
M&A involving a UK target is 84 per cent higher this year than it was during the same period in 2023, according to data from London Stock Exchange Group, based on value of deals. “The UK public-to-private market is especially busy right now,” said Stefan Arnold-Soulby, partner at law firm Paul Weiss.
The wave of dealmaking has come in response to a yawning valuation gap between UK stocks and markets elsewhere — particularly the US. London’s FTSE 100 index trades at 12 times the estimated earnings of its members for the coming year, according to Bloomberg data. Wall Street’s benchmark S&P 500 index, in comparison, trades at about 21.8 times forward earnings.
Josh Jones, a portfolio manager at Boston Partners, said his bets against UK stocks were at near-record lows relative to his bets on rising prices.
“We bet against two types of companies: extremely overvalued stocks with a low risk of being bought, but there are not many of them in the UK market right now; or against businesses with fundamental issues or bad balance sheets
Started: neon, 5 Jun 2024 22:29
Last post: whatwhatkid, 6 Jun 2024 11:50
2024 losses on bad contracts were prebooked in 2023 and they’ve removed more minimum in guarantees so 2024 figures should present much better
Try again
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Its only a matter of time before it becomes impossible to ignore
Would say thats nonsense growingballs. Common sense its doubtful these major shareholders would accept less than £10
https://audioboomplc.com/major-shareholders/
More likely it moves to a US market. At some point it will be on the up again
Pretty abysmal performance for the stock this year so far. Having got in December my holdings are 10% down, despite what people say is great news and great results. Well the market doesn’t seem to think so. The only way out for an investor at the moment is rumours of a takeover, there’s no rush though as there hasn’t been any such rumour for years since the offer of AAA and LVHM, and we know what happened there. In all seriousness, the losses are increasing year on year for AB, I wouldn’t put it past them to take offer with a premium of 40% to todays price, given that there’s nothing the BOD seem to be able to do to pump it any higher. A typically unexciting stick to be in.
Started: neon, 5 Jun 2024 10:13
Last post: AZM90, 5 Jun 2024 16:44
They need to move to this exchange, the UK market is not appreciating AB. They will be profitable.
Simply observing the Nasdaq can clearly indicate the shift in sentiment. Any high quality stock such as AB, which is currently oversold and undervalued, should be considered a top choice for all investors.
It looks like some clever traders do know how to manipulate the SP, well done to them! If you can earn some bucks this way then so be it. However sentiments are certainly changing so fingers crossed
In the last one month alone. Advertising industry is certainly bouncing back. Let’s see if boom shows a bit of life again. Somebody inform roaring kitty to tweet about boom 😂
Started: whatwhatkid, 30 May 2024 13:23
Last post: Bearhunt3r, 1 Jun 2024 12:43
“Someone selling 20k and buying 20k shows someone thinks it is overvalued”
how did you come to that conclusion?
Is it solely the belief that an asset is overvalued that prompts an individual to sell?
Dessy "with someone selling 20k shows shows someone thinks the co is overvalued" ur statement can be taken both ways no? Someone sold 20k and someone bought 20k. It means nothing
With someone bagging 20k shares shows the value of this company, the share price will reflect its true value with a strong order book into Q2.
Nice
Started: whatwhatkid, 31 May 2024 19:19
Last post: whatwhatkid, 31 May 2024 19:19
Fingers crossed - April didn’t look too stellar