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Rightmove will continue to charge more and more for licence fees, this annual turning of the ratchet will be its undoing, Saas may well be a great way
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Location | Berlin, Germany |
Trading Style | Long-term Investor |
Sectors of Interest | Specialty & Other Finance |
Age | 83 years |
Occupation | Analyst, Property, Consultant, Commentator |
Work Place | UK |
Favorite Quote | A sure cure for seasickness is to sit under a palm tree. |
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Rightmove will continue to charge more and more for licence fees, this annual turning of the ratchet will be its undoing, Saas may well be a great way
Rightmove is like the Salvator Mundi, a glittering prize that sold for a little over $1,000 in 2005, and then for $75m in 2013, and again for $127.5m,
But is there clear logic in the huge deal as strategically, Rightmove acquisition is not an ideal fit?
Is Rightmove another wounded digital dinosaur?
If it never makes a profit, guzzles millions, has a class action pending and the general public stops using it, why would anyone want to buy it.
As Simon Baker put it, portals need to decide if they are either a service to the industry or are the industry. In the same way Purplebricks needs to
13p seems expensive, does it have to dip under 10p before this parrot is called? In a tightening market, the public always turns to tried and trusted.
Let me see, now trading at under 17p a share, and having a CEO with zero experience of being a CEO let alone ever having run a real estate business,
‘Purplebricks is a digital business. True digital businesses innovate at scale. Use strategy to get to the top quickly and stay there, add value
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