Albert Technologies Share Discussion Threads

[hsm12] 14/3/2019 14:12

This company could go places. Results in a couple of weeks. Trading below cash.

[cf456] 07/2/2019 15:24

Looks ready to start moving back up from here.

[cf456] 25/1/2019 17:08

Strange UT there.

Someone must be keen, happy to pay 32p in the auction when the quoted MM offer was 29p at the close.

[red army] 25/1/2019 16:52

My initial target 55p

[cf456] 24/1/2019 17:15

Strong move up today and good continued momentum.

At this rate the price will be back at 40p and above fairly swiftly.

[fillipe] 24/1/2019 11:17

The fewer the folk who have noticed this unique business, the bigger the eventual share price leap when they do spot its significance in the world of Artificial Intelligence.

Current ground floor buyers will love it!

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[cf456] 24/1/2019 09:44

CEO interview:

"We see the opportunity ... as a founder I see that it's a once in a lifetime opportunity where you're essentially on the cusp of the disruption to a full-blown billion dollar industry"

[bookbroker] 10/1/2019 16:00

RG. must have some money to burn, he has been putting his money to work in countless ringers, Maistro one of them, but they are munerous!

[rambutan2] 10/1/2019 15:03

So that was Richard Griffiths taking the 500k at 23p yesterday, to take his stake over 10%.

[hausofmaus] 05/12/2018 13:06

Intriguingly large trades here today...

[rambutan2] 03/12/2018 18:26

Heavyweight appointment:

Ecommerce, MarTech and AdTech Veteran Joins the Artificial Intelligence Company to Scale Growth; Drive Enterprise and Agency Adoption

Albert Technologies (LSE: ALB.L), the world’s first and only fully autonomous AI-as-a-service platform for marketers, today announced Mark Kirschner its new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). Kirschner joins Albert after serving as CMO of eBay Enterprise and The Trade Desk, and Vice CMO of Global Marketing at Rakuten, an $18 Billion global ecommerce marketplace based in Tokyo. As CMO, Kirschner will focus on building and refining Albert’s global marketing infrastructure, driving adoption across global consumer brands and expanding the company’s growing partnership program.

Kirschner has spent the last two decades carving out a reputation for building and scaling marketing and product programs for rapid-growth start-ups, as well as new ventures within global corporations. His work has been widely recognized domestically and internationally. In 2015, while working for eBay Enterprise, he was named one of the “100 Most Innovative CMOs in the World.” In 2016, he was instrumental to what was widely lauded as the most successful adtech IPO of 2016, having designed and executed the communications plan around The Trade Desk’s IPO (NASDAQ: TTD). In 2010, Kirschner was the first employee from an acquisition to be made an executive officer at the 10,000-person ecommerce company Rakuten in Tokyo, where he handled consumer and merchant marketing for marketplaces in 14 countries.

Kirschner now joins Albert Technologies, two years after the 2016 U.S. launch of its autonomous AI technology Albert and its 2015 IPO on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market. Albert now manages cross channel orchestration of paid search, social and programmatic campaigns for some of the world’s leading brands, evolving them and discovering opportunities as it does so. As Albert continues to gain traction with enterprise-level retail, financial services, travel and FMCG brands—and expands its relationships with agencies and partners—Kirschner will evolve its go-to-market strategy for an evolving client base.

“Mark will play a pivotal role in our growth as we increase our level of engagements with large global brands and partners,” said Or Shani, CEO and Founder of Albert. “His experience and expertise make him an ideal fit for our leadership team, and I am confident he will make an immediate impact. We are thrilled to welcome him to the Albert team.”

“AI transformation is a huge opportunity for consumer marketers. Brands and their agencies are discovering that AI can create enormous benefits for digital teams that are held back by lack of resources, data overload or overly complex tech stacks,” said Kirschner. “AI is no longer for super early adopters. Today, our clients are using it to deliver results in the complex cross-channel digital landscape, creating individualized customer experiences at a pace and scale that only a machine can manage. There’s no reason for marketers to spend so much time manually crunching data or trying to anticipate consumer journeys when AI can empower them with the capability to execute their vision across an entire paid campaign in real time.”

[rambutan2] 23/10/2018 14:10

Out of interest, Mr Griffiths' stakes in full:

[rambutan2] 23/10/2018 02:03

Assume that's the overhang cleared, with the final act seeing 5.4m change hands at a rather lowly 17p. Good riddance to Old Mutual/Merian and here's hoping that Mr Griffiths has a multibagger on his hands.

[babbler] 22/10/2018 15:55

Good timing... Richard Griffiths has bought just under 10 percent.

[deccer1] 22/10/2018 09:08

Time to move on. Closed the short.

[deltrotter] 18/10/2018 16:45

Unloved is all I can think of rescuer.

Like you I am looking to get in...

[rescuer] 18/10/2018 16:45

why was there a fall Deltrotter,

got this in my 2018 stock challenge, not invested Yet tho with proper money, all looks great, but why the big sell off over the past few months.

any info gratefully received

thank you

[deltrotter] 15/10/2018 08:31

Level 2 improving. Support on chart. Insider buying.

Fall over done???

[fillipe] 30/9/2018 12:17

A likely candidate for Techinvest to write up.

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[robward] 29/9/2018 15:35

An informative presentation is available on the Company website.

[reachforthestars] 29/9/2018 11:29

Interesting stock this. Might take a while to get going (for larger gains) but very good potential.
Not in here (yet) but is this something that one of the majors eg google might do too that's my concern? are we first mover in the space? I know insts are in here which is always a good sign. Cash looks good for time being but what debts do we have? Is there a proper case study to show how much more revenue Albert will generate above a human marketing manager? and how long it would take for Albert to pay its way. Do enterprise customers buy the software or is it licensed? I'll DYOR but if anyone has any info on the above would be good. Definitely on my watch list now I'm a MTH/LTH. If i buy like all my stocks it's a stick with it for a year or so. Cheers.

[fillipe] 28/9/2018 10:50

Been very well taken these past few days and now heading higher on good vol.

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[fillipe] 27/9/2018 16:11

Chairman bought yesterday and today the Chief Revenue Officer at ALB has taken (wow!) 214k shares....serious money, so perhaps the downward drift is reversing.

Quite some "Initial Notification"... Note it was bought in US$ dollars, with the stated Sterling equivalent of 28p.

Also to note the Chairman's family member bought yesterday...a 50k lot, in addition to the existing family holding.

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[hausofmaus] 30/7/2018 15:37

(From Friday 26/7/18)

...there remain some standout opportunities for investors when it comes to UK companies, according to Cantor Fitzgerald Europe, particularly further down the market cap spectrum.

Below, analysts at the group identify their highest conviction stock ideas for the second half of 2018....

Kevin Ashton, technology analyst – chosen stock: Albert Technologies

Market cap: £40m

Current share price: 38p

Target price: 80p

"Albert is the first mover in the field of AI-based marketing automation. It has built a game-changing AI/ML based Virtual Campaign Manager that optimises a campaign's return on investment in a way far beyond the capabilities of a human operative, and at significantly lower cost.

"With ad-spend coming back in house as brands reclaim their data, the market backdrop could not be more propitious. Albert has seen a significant ramp up in MRR over 2017 coupled with further contract and pilot momentum in 2018."