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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Adgorithms | LSE:ADGO | London | Ordinary Share | IL0011354904 | ORD NIS0.01 (DI) |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 30.25 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 17/3/2017 13:56 by kingivor Looks like the market likes today's announcement. The size of the contract is meaningful, rolls over annually and indicates real traction with global sized business.This share might just take off if Albert 2.0 and 3.0 (to come) is widely adopted. At less than cash value it has to be worth a hefty punt. I'm in and will review in 6 months. |
Posted at 02/2/2017 20:48 by bookbroker Interesting aside, CMO at Adgo. is a woman called Amy Inlow, she worked in similar role at Experian, left to work likewise at Tracx, stayed a year then departed for Adgo., I just hope that the staff are not all on the gravy train, I mean they must have offered her a decent package to lure her away, but then maybe she was simply not happy at Tracx! |
Posted at 02/2/2017 18:45 by battlebus2 We will have to wait on the results to find that out. Although some similarities ADGO is different to CROS and heading in a different direction, I prefer CROS and only have a small holding here averaging around 18.7p. CROS have come to the end of their strategic review but it's early days here and will take some time possibly two years. For me the cash pile is sufficient to see us through but it all hinges on the traction will Albert which is the big question. CROS is my share for 2017 but as ever DYOR etc. |
Posted at 01/2/2017 11:56 by bookbroker As far as their forecasts were concerned, the only ones apart from themselves who supposedly were in the picture should have have been Liberum, they are the house broker who presumably keep in reasonably regular contact with ADGO. This is like any start-up, a target to break even, as far as the previous results are concerned, they are totally irrelevant, the co. has had to completely re-invent itself! |
Posted at 18/1/2017 19:55 by bookbroker That's exactly what the co. is attempting to do riddler, it's about gaining traction, AI is still relatively in its infancy, but the pace of change is gathering momentum, particularly with Amazon and Alexa! Off course, Adgorithms is utilising Albert as a SaaS platform relating to the advertising and marketing sectors within what appears to be a consumer driven function. I hope that after their past tribulations relating to the collapse in share price from the listing that they can rebuild confidence through discipline and a more conservative outlook, they appear to have found being a public co. a chastening experience! |
Posted at 09/1/2017 18:52 by bookbroker No games, they were severely burnt by the collapse in the share price late 2015, they will not give this co. the benefit of the doubt until there is tangible evidence that they have put their past travails behind them. They flagged the introduction of Albert 2.0 in their interims, no need for a further statement, we know from initial case studies the difference Albert makes in KPI's to the cos. that have utilised it, it is all about gaining traction, that ADGO. are attempting to achieve! |
Posted at 09/1/2017 16:21 by kev0856153 The market makers are playing games by the looks of things. I'm not sure whether to buy more now at this ridiculous price or wait and see if the market makers are going to walk the price down.So why didn't adgo RNS the release of Albert 2.0 back in August? hxxps://martechtoday |
Posted at 08/1/2017 13:34 by kev0856153 In truth I'm regretting not buying more since at this price the shares are more than priced to fail. Compare adgo's valuation to that of dozens of other aim stocks which are on stupid valuations. Think i'm gonna try and get some more tomorrow at 20p. |
Posted at 01/11/2016 09:48 by bookbroker Tend to think MM's simply trading little lumps of shares in this, I hope Shani simply opening an office in New York is going to pay for itself, he has overseen a collapse in the share price since the offering on the basis of wildly optimistic future revenue, it is time to ensure that the capital they still have is not merely absorbed in expenses, he seems confident in the ability of Albert to make a meaningful impact, in fact the co. is very much dependent on a positive outcome, but a few deals would be appreciated, the bloke took enough cash out the business soon after the IPO, this sort of behaviour is pretty rich when the value plummets by 80%, he should put his money where his mouth is and start delivering on his ambitions for ADGO! |
Posted at 09/10/2015 13:29 by phowdo Analyst Alex De Groote quoted on FT alphavilles markets live:" ADGO has today published a truly horrific ‘trading update’. This cites ‘severe disruption’ to the online ad market, which significantly impacts indirect revenue, and hence profits. In H1, ADGO made $2.6m EBITDA. In H2 (and going forward), we expect ADGO will now lose (lots of) money. Balance sheet net cash of c$30m is a red herring, as i/ ADGO is in cash burn mode; ii/ ADGO needs this to trade on Ad Exchanges. Hence we warn investors that the equity should trade well below net cash (c30p per share). ADGO IPO price was 133p, £27m fund raise in June. We identified a number of red flags at the time of ADGO IPO, which have sadly proved accurate. This is the Bagir of the UK Media sector. Just weeks after H1 15 results and not long after the June IPO, ADGO has produced a memorably awful trading update. ADGO cites ‘severe disruption’ to the online ad market in recent weeks, with both a loss of supply and a drop in demand. ADGO’s revenue is mainly in indirect trading, eg trading on account with the likes of AppNexus. Hence, FY profits are to be ‘materially below’ market expectations. What were prior ADGO expectations? We understand $10m EBITDA was the ‘market forecast’ for FY 15. ADGO made $2.6m in H1 15. It is inconceivable to us that ADGO will be profitable in H2, taking into account that Q4 is a big quarter for them (and the wider market). Hence we expect ADGO will lose money in H2, and FY 15. Net cash – total red herring: ADGO raised c£27m in new equity at IPO in June. Hence H1 15 net cash c$33m (or £20m). At face value this implies support for the shares at c30p. The IPO price was 133p. In reality, this is ‘trapped cash; which ADGO needs for trading. So there is no support level for equity and the company must now seek a ‘white knight’ for salvation. ADGO IPO red flags: In previous research (‘Ad Tech Armageddon’) we highlighted the following problems with ADGO: Inflated EBITDA; Super normal margins; gross margin risk; unusual receivables; dubious technology; management track record and behaviour; revenue type; use of IPO proceeds, and deal structure. These problems are/were company specific, and would be evident from any proper due diligence. Ad Tech read across: Stating the obvious, the stock market credibility of this sector is shot to pieces. We believe the following stocks should all be avoided/sold: Matomy; Taptica; XL Media; Blinkx; Cross Rider and Adgorithms Ad Tech – enter the horseman of the apocalypse: Industry problems should now be well understood, eg fraud, gross margin risk; pullback off Exchanges from the big Media groups (eg WPP). It is important to understand however that Ad Blocking is the real apocalyptic threat to most Ad Tech models, and that is only now emerging (on the back of iOS9). " |
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