Blinkx Share Discussion Threads

[quilarvium] 21/8/2015 07:26

Good post stocky!

[stocky] 21/8/2015 07:08

Good Post Stocky...

[quilarvium] 21/8/2015 06:55

How much do ADVFN pay you Sikh?is it monthly or per post?

[quilarvium] 21/8/2015 06:51

Why thank you Mr Gehe.If only the trolls were as smart as you are then we could all club together and by them a spoon to recognise their stirring capabilities.But let's be modern realists whilst maintaining our stiff upper lips whilst acknowledging do that all are indeed not created equally.Jon C good post.

[geheimnis2] 20/8/2015 23:24

Superb post quil

A privilege to read posts of that quality.

Thanks.

[quilarvium] 20/8/2015 22:58

Great post gehe!Maybe one day, just one day he may join you in the upper echelons of intelligence.............I doubt it though.Very, very much so?

[geheimnis2] 20/8/2015 22:52

ROFL!

What a post quil!!

[alex1621] 20/8/2015 22:34

Quil ... look in the mirror, that's him!

[sikhthetech] 20/8/2015 22:34

LCWA, BM became CEO in 2012.. I was bullish after BM became CEO and during 2013 and, yes I did say that I was happy with the CMD - 31st March 2014... and looks like so did Blackrock, the largest shareholder - they added after the CMD, on 2nd Apr.. they must've been happy?




The slide in share price and concerns started after the house broker raised concerns over possible declining revenues...which proved to be correct...

The profit warnings, 'inflection point', vague statements, 'well positioned to adapt', skyrocketplayer, shopwithboost all came after CMD...


If I knew then, what I know now, I would never have bought back in so soon after the blog... I would've waited for clarity and positive newsflow..


How many others wish they had not bought in so soon after the blog ....

Have you never changed your opinion of an investment after newsflow changed...

Read the newsflow, Follow the newsflow...it's your money...
do your research....

[lance corporal winstanley ash] 20/8/2015 21:33

Sikh, was that the same response to the blog that you stated as being excellent and proceeded to 'top up' after?

[sikhthetech] 20/8/2015 21:33

If BM leaves, I think the company can rebuild and go a long way....

Clear the decks, lots of PR...

Address the issues and the share price will take care of itself...

[lance corporal winstanley ash] 20/8/2015 21:32

Great post Sikh

[quilarvium] 20/8/2015 21:28

Great post Sikh?

[quilarvium] 20/8/2015 21:27

Besides, Sikh you can always sell?I dont think blnx is for you, is it?

[quilarvium] 20/8/2015 21:25

I think we all know what colour STT will be wearing.Brown ones.....filled to the brim!?

[sikhthetech] 20/8/2015 21:22

I agree with 1gw...
I have instructed my broker to vote against the re-election of BM & AB...

I think 1R can do well but...
as Jarvis once said...'they need to clear the decks and get rid of the smell that lingers from Zango'...


Under BM/AB's tenure:

20 months since the blog..the rebranding was announced late last year... too little too late.. It should've been setup by H1 last year..

BM has a cavalier attitude to the shareholders, as if they are insignificant... ...blnx is a plc and is answerable to it's shareholders.... If they don't like shareholders then go private...

Took 3(?) days to reply to the blog.. far too long...

according to faultwire, they closed PinballCorp website just after the blog and on the quiet, as if it never existed...too much of a coincidence..


They mentioned 'Inflection' Point... was there one - despite the 'inflection' point, revenues, ex-Rhythm, crashed $60m???

Mobile revenues for last yr were only $41m, far too low...


Last year's results stated...
"Well Positioned to adapt to any shifts in the industry"..then just 5 weeks later issued a profit warning blaming shifts in the industry...

I believe BM's and Blnx's reputation has been badly damaged due to these statements..

I believe they need to close/sell Verti Tech/LeadImpact to restore some credibility...as well as BM/SC leaving...

No Visibility on 1R....
I believe BM should've provided a TU on 1R prior to the issue of his options but definately before the date announcement of the agm ...

Outflow of IIs... there's a lack of buying interest from IIs...

Lack of PR..

7m options after total disregard for their shareholders...


RG & ToscaFund holding's aren't doing great, so maybe they will vote against BM re-election...

[shroder] 20/8/2015 21:18

Well the tide is certainly going out, time to see who is wearing what.

[lance corporal winstanley ash] 20/8/2015 21:14

Great post quil

[quilarvium] 20/8/2015 20:42

Who's Kendo?Brando.

[quilarvium] 20/8/2015 20:40

Great post Lance.It's all about security, verification and 'clarity'.1R are one of the first to market with the highest approved verification and validation.The games will soon be over!

[quilarvium] 20/8/2015 20:38

Come on leluot, that's a bit unfair surely?You know you can borrow him your clean ones!

[leluot3] 20/8/2015 19:05

In case you missed the quality news service from the peoples' positive thread:


Geheimnis2
20 Aug'15 - 13:27 - 100078 of 100078 0 0


^^^^^^^^ mr pooey panties will be lurking at the back of the agm in his wife's soiled undies....

[lance corporal winstanley ash] 20/8/2015 18:01

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