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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Blinkx | LSE:BLNX | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1WBW239 | ORD 1P |
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15/2/2015 12:09 | Videoglider shows blinkx take viewability seriously and have a tech solution unlike AD competitors. | nickb | |
15/2/2015 09:50 | good morning midasx nice to see you pop in...ah 2010 you say!...remember it well.... | digitalis | |
15/2/2015 09:47 | When was Richard Griffiths holding higher than 8.83%? On 20 January the increased holding was 8.05% - what am I missing? R&M's last notified purchases were dated 24 November when the price was around 24p. If they sold around the 29p point then that represents a nice profit, and banking profits is a pretty good reason to sell. | becky sharpe | |
15/2/2015 09:46 | From LCWA link:- Good news building,all about the full year results, but has definitely got a feeling of 2010 about the place! blinkx Launches In-View VideoGlider for Anchored Premium Video Content blinkx, the Internet Media platform, today announced the launch of In-View VideoGlider. Anchoring pre-roll content to the bottom of browser windows, VideoGlider ensures video ad content stays fixed in place even when the consumer scrolls down the page. This means enhanced consumer engagement and reduces the concerns that many video advertisers have around below-the-fold or now-viewable ad views. The technology allows companies to place their pre-roll video adjacent to their own content, or content from blinkx’s own index of premium video content producers. | midasx | |
15/2/2015 09:22 | Try again. R Griffiths 8.83% Har. Lansdown 8.02 Barclays Wealth 7.05 T.D. Direct 5.76 River & Merc 4.92 Michael Lynch 4.45 So 40% owned by 7 parties. RG has sold A LOT. Riv. & Merc sold about 500k. What does one read into all that ? | altom | |
15/2/2015 09:16 | Blinkx getting some excellent publicity over the new slider. htTp://www.videoadne | lance corporal winstanley ash | |
15/2/2015 09:14 | I have just Googled as follows : R Griffiths | altom | |
14/2/2015 18:23 | Some good points again, Jarvis. Thanks. | stocky | |
14/2/2015 17:32 | Stocky....I suppose it depends what you are seeking to achieve and by when. A large order put in could well cause some consternation, but to what end? Far better in my view to unleash a thought through plan at an appropriate moment with a particular end in mind, and a large order might well form one element of that plan. At the moment all the signs are (particularly after Dan's helpful input) that Blnx has most of the pieces it needs in its jigsaw and has fitted them together well. Add to that the fact that RG has taken over 8m off the table and I am quite content for that game of steady accumulation to continue whilst Blnx finalise their battle plan. A drip of positive news accompanied by worries as to how many RG is willing to buy simply ratchets up the pressure. Blackrock may well be buying back in but I doubt they will be able to replicate their previous holding and it was the size of that holding which helped facilitate the damage. | jarvis4 | |
14/2/2015 15:37 | Jarvis, some interesting points. The attack was indeed dastardly and disgusting given that the assitant "professor" focused a charge at Blinkx that could have been levied at any company in the industry and was paid to do so in the most destructive manner. Coupled with the built up short positions before the blog and the involvement of BlackRock. Not only do we have the smoking gun, but the criminals and thier accomplices. The fact that all of this has largely been ignored by the regulators, so it seems, is alarming. However, the plan should also include mitigating against any future vulnerabilities. The meteoric fall gave the false perception that their was truth behind the blog. NOW, trading seems to be fairly weak. I'm not sure how many shares the MM will allow to be soaked up at these low prices, but anything below 60p is a steal for Blinkx or "friendly funds". With BlackRock buying back in, we will still have a soft underbelly and the delay is allowing BlackRock and others to accumulate at very low prices. Prices much lower than what they sold at. We are unaware of the other accomplices but we are very much aware of BlackRock's involvement. Maybe Barkboo or someone else in the know (one of the family) could explain - With the shareprice at Rock bottom and very few shares available, then what would happen if an order was put in for say 5m shares? Granted that the MM would have to work their respective asses off, if there are few shares available, but they would have to meet this order? Would the price also be agreed upfront? My point is can Blinkx (or Friendly Funds) not buy a load of shares at these ridiculous prices? Or would such buying spike the share price, which is maybe not desirable at the moment? Thoughts please! | stocky | |
14/2/2015 13:56 | GaT...given the viciousness of the attack on Blnx, the actions of a so-called major supporter, the quasi-legal methods used by the shorters and the major question as to who was behind it all, I am now firmly of the view "say nowt until you can blow your opponents out of the water" is the correct stance. Make no mistake, Blnx is at war and has been fighting for its very survival. The best thing management can do for their shareholders is survive then prosper. No conventional move is going to lift the share price - director buys, positive news flow, share buy backs etc. Blnx have weathered the attack but the only thing that will ignite the share price is hard figures. The US attack was dastardly, but we now have a UK fund quietly mopping up shares, reducing the free float and beginning to put the squeeze on anyone still (nakedly) short. If I were CEO I would keep everything under wraps until I was ready to go onto the offensive, and when I did that I would hit hard, fast, without warning, in a manner and direction completely unexpected and I would ratchet up the hitting and keep it going until my enemies were completely flattened. If you think this is over stating the case, just remember the assistant professor from Harvard who, having had his palm crossed with silver, went onto the offensive with a partial, erroneous and disgraceful blog which was neither academic, impartial nor professional. The employment of such a contemptible individual, (since shown in his true colours by his own actions) by a US fund is illustrative of the depths to which certain US interests would sink to hole below the waterline a successful UK company making significant inroads in the US. | jarvis4 | |
14/2/2015 11:45 | With the customary delay, the In-View VideoGlider story has made it to the blinkx website. | 1gw | |
14/2/2015 11:45 | GaT, indeed, it was just a punt in Afren - 3k. It could go either way - Total wipe out or multibag. | stocky | |
14/2/2015 11:34 | I count myself as one of the family. :) I hope 2015 will be the year of Blinkx, but at these low prices, it is indeed a topping up opportunity. | stocky | |
14/2/2015 11:33 | Posted by adkarma Why 2015 will be the 'year of mobile' for video advertisinghttp://ww | lance corporal winstanley ash | |
14/2/2015 10:17 | The family knows what is occurring here. Blinkx is a closed shop to the bulletin board communities. Quietly but aggressively restructuring and expanding mobile. 2016 will be the year of Blinkx. The shrewd investors are in the know. How many shares has RG got now? | lance corporal winstanley ash | |
14/2/2015 10:13 | Looks like the truth is finally emerging about blnx....and very bullish it is too.... How disgraceful of the likes of Edelman and doubtlessly numerous hood winking trolls on this thread to attempt to destroy wealth and jobs for personal gain or vile personal pleasure....stick to bashing the bishop NOT blnx? | geheimnis2 | |
14/2/2015 09:01 | Must be time one of the brokers broke ranks and did a bit of 'research' into Blinkx, post adkarma and looked at our appearance at the top of all the leader boards in our field.(not share price yet!) That research tomb i sent out to everyone prior to our great run comes to mind. | loafofbread | |
14/2/2015 08:25 | some excellent contributions this week...thankyou | digitalis | |
14/2/2015 07:45 | To answer the slightly rhetorical question above:hTtp://www.ind | wheeze | |
14/2/2015 06:15 | Stocky, as long as donations keep rolling in why should the 'government' care ? In fact anyone care to name any hedge fund managers who have been honoured with peerages ? Destroy british companies, bankrupt small investors, enter the House of Lords.... | wheeze |
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