7digital Share Discussion Threads

[ashtree2] 25/4/2017 07:43

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Vickie Nauman specializes in digital media and content strategy, the intersection of technology and music, and international business development. Nauman has a background that spans traditional and digital media, and varied insider experience in licensing, product management, marketing, and leadership as well as consulting, giving her a unique perspective on the ever-changing global media landscape. A digital music pioneer, Nauman worked on licensing and product for one of the first legal digital services MusicNet (RealNetworks JV) in 2001, led strategic partnerships for connected device manufacturer Sonos (leading wireless music system), started and ran the US business for global music platform 7digital, and did digital business in Europe and China as a consultant. In addition, she built one of the first DMCA-compliant services at taste-making station KEXP in Seattle. Prior to 2001, she ran marketing programs and produced live broadcasts in traditional radio in the NPR network and started out at Procter & Gamble. . Nauman has a broad network and experience in Europe, China, and US, and earned a 2006 MBA through the London School of Economics, NYU-Stern, and HEC-Paris, in the executive program TRIUM. She is currently on the board of the Future of Music Coalition, acting as US ambassador to Midem, and advising on business development and licensing strategy with consumer electronics companies and new music ventures.

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[pet lover] 25/4/2017 07:09

"There is also the issue that few start-ups can afford to consider full catalogue set-ups. She explained: “If you want to launch a subscription service, and you need the rights from labels and publishers, and you need a rights management company, you need metadata, you maybe need a backend provider, you need software developers to do the frontend, and it takes about four to six years to build all that, it’s a minimum of $50 million. There are not a lot of companies that have $50 million to just put into music. You don’t experiment when you have to lay out $50 million.

That would value 7dig at £40M V today's £11M.


It also goes to show that 7Dig is in the right place, at the right time,for super fast growth as it partners with the big boys within the industry.

Keeps the door well closed on any competition as well.

[bloomer2] 24/4/2017 22:20

Thanks monte1

What's your specific interest in 7Dig? You shorting this one?

[pet lover] 24/4/2017 15:35

Pete Downton‏ @petedownton71
Delighted @7digital will be participating 🤓@GREATBritain

[pet lover] 24/4/2017 15:34

The British government’s Department for International Trade (DIT) is launching a new initiative that aims to help musicians and music companies do more business in China.

The DIT is working with industry bodies the BPI and AIM on the ‘Music Mission’, which will take place in late April with a mixture of conferences, artist showcases and visits to Chinese music companies.

“Since our last mission to China in 2007 AIM has been encouraged by advances in Chinese copyright law which are creating valuable market opportunities,”; said AIM’s membership and international manager Emmy Buckingham.

“This trade mission comes at an opportune time to equip British music companies with the vital intelligence and contacts they need to develop their business in this complex region.”

As China expert Ed Peto explained at our NY:LON Connect conference in January, China’s digital music market is growing fast, with an estimated 502 million online music users there – including around 75 million listening to Anglo-American repertoire.

[adamb1978] 22/4/2017 17:09

Am likely to buy into these early next week. Main attractions for me are:

- appears to be on the verge of becoming profitable
- valuation is extremely low for a tech company - market cap of £13m and around 1.0x historic sales. If this even starts to grow at 10% - 20% p.a., that valuation should go up 3 or 4 fold, and based off a higher revenue figure (valueing this sort of company based on profits isnt relevant yet)
- the company's board for such a small company is exceptional
- net cash on the balance sheet at the time of becoming profitable - gives comfort that any further equity raisings should be light

Adam

[ashtree2] 22/4/2017 10:57

I added yesterday at around 7p and if it drifts below will add further.

[napoleon 14th] 22/4/2017 10:27

I was going to add two weeks ago but a neg chart kept me off 'till now.
SP could go to 6.5p on this chart which would prompt me.
The fall has only been on minor selling.

[bloomer2] 22/4/2017 08:39

Hi monte1

I tried to get some views on those that are positive on the stock, but would equally like to understand why you are so negative. The business appears to have had a good second half last year and turnover has been gradually growing each year. The directors have strongly supported the recent share placing and Miton Investments have increased their holding in the company. Appreciate your views also.

[monte1] 20/4/2017 08:07

Lambs to the slaughter.

[ashtree2] 19/4/2017 21:55

3,261,280 at 7,625 is the increased holding of Miton.So they havent paid that price to sell at 8p and must know alot more regarding the future prospects of 7dig than the punters and investors on this board. Perhaps they will be after more.

[tiger60] 19/4/2017 08:54

Happy with gfin, more than enough to make me smile, taking some profits. Not frustrated just realistic and not trying to pump this at every opportunity. Time will tell. We both want the same thing, for the company to prosper but different ways of valuing risk.

[pet lover] 19/4/2017 08:33

Not on the AIM market.

Time for you to take out your frustration with a 20 mile jog.

Then come back to this BB in 18 months.

🌞🌞

[tiger60] 19/4/2017 08:30

You could argue that for every institution that has holdings in any quoted company, which is virtually 100% of them.

We need momentum and the rise on friday from the rns was sold into on tuesday. Lets hope for some blue today...

[pet lover] 19/4/2017 08:02

I dear say the have access to far more information from the company than any P.I.

[s34icknote] 19/4/2017 08:00

Increase to 12 percent a good vote of confidence . Sicknote N a I

[pet lover] 19/4/2017 07:06

So MILTON GROUP can't get enough of these shares.

Yet investors here fret about last years results.

[jrpooing] 18/4/2017 11:18

Pet Lover - seeing as your talking about other stock have a look at COR - non exec just bought 300k's worth

[pet lover] 17/4/2017 17:45

My investments don't take much notice of past results, those results enable me to purchase shares in companies at realistic prices.

If the past accounts were better the shares would cost heaps more to buy.

Most investors need solid facts,in dong so miss out on opportunities like this.

The LEG Directors have the right idea.

Go for massive returns.

[hydrus] 17/4/2017 17:38

Understood - good luck with your investment I'll keep this on my watchlist to see how things progress. It would be a different prospect if they were clearly getting a fee per stream but not sure they are.

[pet lover] 17/4/2017 17:36

True but 7 Dig has been around for 13 years or more and over half its revenues are recurring.

A very good case can be made that the shares are a real bargain.

It's valued to produce about £500,000 on a tax free PE of 22 ish.

I think it will make very large profits in years two and three.

THE MAXIMUM LOSS IS 100%

The max gain is 10, 50 or a 100 times that amount.

To me,the share is loaded in an investors favour.

I totally accept not all stocks will perform but any investor buying today is NOT paying 40P, as in the past, for hope value.

They are paying 7.75P.

[hydrus] 17/4/2017 17:14

Pet lover the accounts aren't about predicting future success, particularly for early stage companies. However, a set of accounts can tell you whether a company might go bust before it has any chance of succeeding due to poor cashflow, high accounts payable etc.