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INTQ Internetq

180.875
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Internetq Investors - INTQ

Internetq Investors - INTQ

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Internetq INTQ London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 180.875 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
180.875 180.875
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Posted at 03/3/2016 17:06 by elrico
Oh dear, more examples of limited research, Half-truths michaelmouse. I am not here to defend TW but again you are being selective and a simple search of the share price site will quickly show you for the deceiver you are. Now let me put you right on a point of what I actually said and not what you report I have said...do you think people cannot read. I stated "I was lucky to get out with 45% of my profit intact" I DID NOT SAY I MADE A PROFIT OF 45%. Another example of deception or stupidity....both perhaps. Now let me explain so even you can understand;
Let us assume I was sat on a profit of £100 and the share price moved against me and lost £55 this would leave me with £45 equal to 45% being £55 and £45 = £100. You do understand this is hypotheticals and only the percentage matters!!

Simple math indeed...I have a bloddy stitch now!!

Again, you are focussed on price action sub 180p when historical prices were much higher and I put it to you that MOST investors would have been long above 180p and that is not good for those. Ignore this by all mean as its not important it merely underlines your folly.
Posted at 02/3/2016 08:55 by accrillium
most investors have taken a hit on this pos pretending otherwise is pathetic. These were nearer 400p a year ago.
Posted at 01/3/2016 22:50 by elrico
Sparky - Highlight my lies?

INTQ were trading 360p+ 11 months ago, so some PI's are taking a 50% hit. If that is success in your book, what can I say. I asked a simple question to a simple truth (lie as you say) but you refused to answer.

Your evidence for me lying and costing a lot of investors a lot of money, is right up there with Akazoo converting more premium accounts than both deezer and spotify.

Now all you need is MONI & GKP to pull a rabit out of the hat. Give TOSCA bell.
Posted at 02/2/2016 17:16 by h2owater
Hold for £3.00



Investors with a taste for digital music might consider InternetQ (INTQ). The mobile marketer offers Akazoo - a music-streaming service with more than 1.4m subscribers - to mobile operators in less competitive emerging markets. But it might not remain a part of the group for much longer: private equity investors Toscafund and Penta Capital shelled out €17m (£12.8m) for a 31 per cent stake in the business last summer. As part of the transaction, Akazoo also integrated music recommendation and user profiling technology group R&R Music.
Posted at 27/1/2016 21:56 by ionlypostafterbbms
h2owater,

A few days before Globo was exposed as a fraud & a scam Canaccord issued a buy rating. Shareholders in GBO lost every penny they had 'invested' in the company. Canaccord are the people you are relying on & using to ramp this company. Canaccord are the company that brought you Quindell, where about £2 billion in PIs money went up in smoke.

What could possibly go wrong?

Every single company on AIM has institutional investor's on board, even the ones that are frauds & scams & the ones that crash & burn. All of them have IIs, every single one.

If you take the presence of IIs as proof that a company is sound or a good investment you are a complete fool.

HTTP://www.octafinance.com/globo-plc-longbo-buy-rating-kept-by-canaccord-genuity-the-target-is-gbx-90-00/209785/

Globo PLC (LON:GBO) Buy Rating Kept by Canaccord Genuity; The Target is GBX 90.00

09/29/2015 by James Dunn

Globo PLC (LON:GBO) Rating Reconfirmed

Canaccord Genuity have a GBX 90.00 target price on the stock. The target price means a potential upside of 140.77% from Globo PLC (LON:GBO)’s stock close price. This rating was revealed to clients and investors in a research note on Tuesday morning.

LON:GBO is now trading 9.43% higher at GBX 38.30 as of 15:57 London time. Globo PLC’s stock is down -10.83% in the past 200 days. It has underperformed the S&P 500 Index, which has decreased -7.13% in the same time.

LON:GBO Price Chart & Trend

The stock price of Globo PLC is down 10.83% over the last 200 days, and is in strong down trend. In the last 50 and 100 days, Globo PLC is down 25.93% and down 38.46%, respectively.
Posted at 27/1/2016 21:12 by h2owater
Investors with a taste for digital music might consider InternetQ (INTQ). The mobile marketer offers Akazoo - a music-streaming service with more than 1.4m subscribers - to mobile operators in less competitive emerging markets. But it might not remain a part of the group for much longer: private equity investors Toscafund and Penta Capital shelled out €17m (£12.8m) for a 31 per cent stake in the business last summer. As part of the transaction, Akazoo also integrated music recommendation and user profiling technology group R&R Music.http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2016/01/15/shares/sectors/music-companies-strike-a-chord-mnptPFhe3p6v0znJQ6izSM/article.html
Posted at 27/1/2016 20:17 by sparky333
Dow Jones News



By David Gauthier-Villars
STOCKHOLM--Swedish music-streaming company Spotify AB has scheduled a series of investor meetings in an effort to raise about half a billion dollars through a convertible bond issue, a person familiar with the matter said Wednesday.

Spotify is eager to have financial firepower at hand should consolidation opportunities arise in the industry, according to the person. The issue won't necessarily be a prelude to a stock-market listing of the privately held company, the person said.

Spotify, which The Wall Street Journal reported in June was valued by investors at $8.5 billion, has said it is under no pressure to go public. The plan for a possible bond issue was first reported by Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.

Spotify, Apple Inc., Pandora Media Inc. and other music-streaming companies are locked in a global race to recruit consumers willing to pay monthly fees in exchange for unlimited access to gigantic record vaults. The challenge is to build up a loyal and paying audience while keeping a lid on both marketing costs and royalty fees.

The loss-making Swedish company claims more than 20 million paying subscribers while Apple Music, launched last year, has racked up an estimated 10 million. Investors are showing continued interest in the sector. Earlier this month, French music-streaming company Deezer said it had raised EUR100 million to fund its expansion after postponing IPO plans last fall.

Consolidation is already under way. Internet radio company Pandora announced in November that it was buying the assets of subscription-streaming service Rdio, which declared bankruptcy that month. Jay Z's streaming service Tidal held exploratory talks with Rhapsody and other potential partners last year, according to people familiar with the matter. Apple bought the Beats Music service in 2013, replacing it with Apple Music in June.
Posted at 03/12/2015 20:19 by woodcutter
I'm not a fan of TW at all indeed i think he's a bit of a zealot.

I can see how my first post might have been construed as a little "sanctimonius" and apology accepted although not necessary.

I'm neither a ramper nor deramper, my post history is there for all to see, no one is immune from criticism though, so points taken.

I'm tired of seeing people get sucked in to these kinds of scams losing their hard earned money and would really like to see the FCA do something serious about stopping these kind of companies float on the market they're giving AIM a bad reputation and ultimately it will deter investors from investing. AIM has many decent companies on it and if you're prepared to put in some research they're out there.

My intention when i first posted on INTQ was to try an dissaude investors from buying the stock as it was clearly a basket case.

If by my recent post i've persuaded just one speculator to go away and make sure they can read and understand inside out a company report and the accounts including P&L, BS and CF so they become an investor then at least it'll have made one less speculator likely to fall for this type of scam.

What's sad is there's always a new pool of speculator blood out there coming into the markets with fresh capital to invest and little knowledge of how to understand the fundamentals so the cycle repeats.

I'll leave with this, ask Big7ime how he feels this evening after selling his lot back in april 2014 at around 380p, mission accomplished maybe.

woody
Posted at 03/12/2015 18:29 by woodcutter
i have to say I'm hardly surprised at this outcome. i warned on this stock on the 8th april 2014 my post 1689 and 1701 gave a full account of the issues regarding what appeared to be fraudulent reporting.

Fortunately it promted big7ime to sell his entire holding i hope he wasn't foolish enough to reinvest.

TW has done a great job here bringing this in to the public domain however a number of investors had pointed out the irregularities some time ago.

Somebody on here mentioned they lost over £100k on BGO. Whilst i have a great deal of sympathy perhaps it will drive them to learn how to read a set of company reports and accounts thoroughly and understand what they're investing in.

It never ceases to amaze me how many investors (rather speculators) on these boards have insufficient or no accounting knowledge, you may as well put your money on a nag in the 3.30 at kempton.

If you can't read a P&L, balance sheet and cashflow statement inside out then your investing at your own peril and it's extremely high risk. Stick to Investment trusts.

Two sayings come to mind:
If you play with fire you'll get burned and sadly a fool and his money are soon parted!

woody
Posted at 26/11/2015 14:47 by paleje
If this has been posted before, sorry, it's from 28 Oct published in IC listing the challenges faced by INTQ and dropping their stance from Buy to Hold until the dust settled. Is that starting to happen:-

TIP PERFORMANCE TO DATE-28%
Investors sent shares in InternetQ (INTQ) down 27 per cent over two days after the mobile marketer and music-streaming specialist was caught in the crossfire of the recent Globo fiasco. But its shares then rallied 12 per cent after InternetQ's board published a statement insisting that the group remained on track to hit full-year expectations.

External support should provide further peace of mind. InternetQ recently raised €17m (£12.2m) in funding from private equity investors to expand its Akazoo streaming service, and teamed up with music technology group R&R Music to accelerate its expansion into overseas markets.

Broker Canaccord Genuity expects full-year EPS of 36¢, rising to 48¢ in 2016 (from 32¢ in 2014).

IC VIEW:
Investors may be wary of InternetQ's apparent success given the flurry of profit warnings from peers Marimedia, Matomy Media and Adgorithms. These have been forced to adjust their business models to trends including the rapid shift from display to mobile advertising, growing usage of ad-blocking software and changes to ad exchanges. Shares in InternetQ have fallen sharply since our buy tip (240p, 2 Oct 2014) and at 177p now trade on just seven times forecast earnings for 2015. On reflection, we would hold off buying the shares until the dust settles on recent trading trends. Hold.

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