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MOS Mobile Streams Plc

0.05
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mobile Streams Plc LSE:MOS London Ordinary Share GB00B0WJ3L68 ORD 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.05 0.045 0.055 0.05 0.05 0.05 10,014,754 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Communications Services, Nec 1.82M -3.79M -0.0007 -0.71 2.67M
Mobile Streams Plc is listed in the Communications Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MOS. The last closing price for Mobile Streams was 0.05p. Over the last year, Mobile Streams shares have traded in a share price range of 0.0475p to 0.155p.

Mobile Streams currently has 5,333,941,617 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Mobile Streams is £2.67 million. Mobile Streams has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.71.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/3/2024
16:20
Just look at the Heroes discord and do google translate. If that does not show the writing on the wall then nothing will.
jdave1
18/3/2024
14:32
For at least 12 months now, more money has gone out than come in.It's not a viable business and dying a slow death.There's not enough working capital to continue and something has to give.Tr1 holder back ramping and Company desperately tweeting suggests another cash call is due to keep the lights on.
stuie62
15/3/2024
15:54
I wonder how much of all those many outlays actuslly came back to the insiders via alternative channels?
purchaseatthetop
15/3/2024
13:55
Yet Mark Barry is still posting over there after trying to mislead investors posting under a different name. Just goes to show how corrupt this world is.
amtech1
15/3/2024
13:35
I see a few LSE posters are trying to bang the drum. I keep checking the NFT sales on opensea just because I am totally mystified as to how this business is still running. Less than 200 dollars revenue for the new Pumas collection and zero interaction on socials and discord.

Once the steam runs out of an NFT collection they tend to get “rugged” that is why there are so many failures in the space. The pumping brigade are now fixated on the words “re-release221; of Heroes NFT. In the NFT world this is an admission of failure and collections don't get re-released they just die

It is great that an Aim company cant don't the usual spin and hiding behind “potentialR21; as NFT sales figures are black and white. They are genuinely a car crash for the outlay to date

jdave1
14/3/2024
17:00
I see Barry is advising to buy over on LSE.I hope people remember this.I would respond but I've picked up a life ban for perceived misinformation, probably relating to my comments regarding Epsteins attempt at a November placing.I can assure there was no misinformation. So with Barry being very close to Epstein, advising people to buy, it's getting near the time to expose these frauds.
stuie62
14/3/2024
08:24
Monthly cash burn last year was around £115K per month. Then Epstein reduced this by moving office.The monthly revenue was/is negligible. Basically they are skint.A failed attempt to raise enough to launch the new nonsense plus working capital for 2024 last November resulted in the BOD being forced to dig deep themselves at 0.07.Swiftly followed by an even lower poorly supported attempt at 0.06.That money has already been burnt.Company are desperately tweeting and Barry has found his voice again.We all know what comes next.Red flags are flying high.
stuie62
13/3/2024
21:48
The new Heroes pumas drop has been pumped on the Streams social media channels. Heroes even managed a mention on Bitso's socials.

The Pumas drop has resulted in the sale of 7 NFT's! that is 164$ gross revenue. It is the worst Pumas drop since Heroes began. 164$ revenue from so called 30m rated platform! It is laughable. The Bitso mention has resulted in 1 NFT sale, which is the Cadiz stadium tour worth 10$. How is this any sort of business?

Does anyone have an idea of cash burn currently for Streams?

jdave1
13/3/2024
10:01
He was ramping on LSE recently after being in hiding after the last raise.Now hes surfaced we all know what that means.....
stuie62
07/3/2024
21:46
Yes new NFT drop today for the Pumas. The artwork is terrible it is the club mascot. Each NFT is exactly the same. It has no different traits or "stars". It says on open sea max supply of 200 in the collection. They are 24 dollars each. The NFT enters you into a raffle to get a shirt and match tickets.

3 have sold so far today $72 in the bank!!
The twitter post advertising it 4 hours ago has 3 retweets and 4 likes.
They really are the content kings!!
It would be funny if it was not so tragic.

jdave1
07/3/2024
21:06
The revenue from 200 raffle tickets after the Pumas have taken their cut will send the share price into orbit :)))))
stuie62
07/3/2024
19:25
hearing an nft drop has launched today
excellente

petercuntin
07/3/2024
06:49
I rest my case, no more need be said
dubois
07/3/2024
00:18
Dubois you ask "why am I going on about NFT's". Well the company has pinned the last 2 years on NFT's. Fan faring multiple NFT deals and getting many raises away on the strength of it.

This has resulted in now almost zero engagement with fans and zero NFT purchases.
Social media posts and You tube videos getting less than 10 "likes". My son does better with his FIFA You tube stream channel and he is a teenager.

Please go on the Heroes discord group and highlight and translate the last 5 or 6 posts from some of the LATAM posters. See it for yourself, it is not very good at all and quite sobering.

Stop giving money to this outfit, it is not a viable business and they are running out of runway.

jdave1
06/3/2024
19:12
4 years today since I launched the thread timing out but outcome looks spot on to me
barnes4
06/3/2024
16:34
Another red flag has been hoisted today.Barry is back ramping and calling others clueless. Must be time again for Epstein to have another attempt to raise the million quid shortfall to see this through to year end.
stuie62
06/3/2024
16:07
Yeah 30 of them apparently
amtech1
06/3/2024
15:52
MOS has been used as a vehicle to transfer cash into Epsteins bank account and provide him with some very nice hospitality overseas. Has anyone yet been able to provide the value to shareholders gained when Epstein was a guest in Qatar for the World Cup?According to the disingenuous Tr1 holder, he was there conducting deals.
stuie62
06/3/2024
13:47
Do you have the slightest clue what the company is about? Why are you harping on about just nft's
dubois
06/3/2024
12:10
New website and the promise of re-launch of NFT. This will not work 99% of NFT projects fail. When an NFT project has failed they never re-launch. The heart of a good NFT projects are the community. Have you seen the state of the heroes discord? It is like a ghost town.

Bitso failed to gain engagement. What will change to gain a few thousand LATAM people to buy these NFT. It will not happen.

jdave1
21/2/2024
11:41
Wait until the new fool on LSE finds out that the 114 thousand pounds raised 6 weeks ago has most probably already run out.Then wait until he learns that the full amount raised at 0.07 and 0.06 is less than half that was deemed required by Epstein to see the Company through 2024.
stuie62
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