Appscatter Share Discussion Threads

[barvin] 08/3/2018 10:19

No agenda, just flabbergasted at the overpriced tech stocks on AIM and idiots that buy into it.

[bscuit] 08/3/2018 09:41

Barv,

Big enough to short? I doubt it, but you have your own agenda no doubt otherwise why devote time to a tiddler??

[barvin] 08/3/2018 09:33

I have done my research and have industry knowledge.

[hazl] 08/3/2018 09:25

I wonder if there's a bit of stake-building going on....seen a few 25,000 trades
over last few days.

IMO

[hazl] 08/3/2018 08:21

' Inman Breaux, COO of Airpush, commented:

"This partnership with appScatter is a brilliant opportunity for our developers, who will see more downloads and higher revenue per app as a result.

appScatter is the first company to really attack the alternative App Store space and we're excited to be working with them to explore this fantastic opportunity."

[hazl] 07/3/2018 18:27

The app is at an exciting point in time. There is a massive divergence in the role of apps and our overall reliance on them in many parts of life. Many are predicting '2018 will be the year of the app, so what’s driving the change?
A New Role for the App

Firstly, the concept of the app is expanding. In the past, apps were exclusively used by smart phones and tablets to efficiently run websites and services, like games. Now apps are being used to power computers, smart TVs, wearables and they will fuel the Internet of Things (IoT).
Apps and the Internet of Things

The emergence of IoT opens up a myriad of new opportunities for apps and app developers. Apple’s partnership with GE’s Predix SDK to enable IoT apps to be built on the iOS framework is recent proof, if it were needed.

IoT is a catch-all term to describe the concept of connecting everyday devices over the internet, to allow them to communicate with us and with each other. By programming the devices to act in a certain way at a particular time or when other things happen, they become more useful and more efficient at as a result. '

from Appscatter blog

[hazl] 07/3/2018 17:32

Well Legal and General clearly don't agree with you, nor Octopus investments.
Neither do I for that matter and I saw all the negatives that you and the rest were providing further back in the thread, but did my OWN research and feel they have a lot going for them.

There are these people that cannot understand growth stocks I have found.

Again this kind of firm gets us away from being reliant on just the UK.
Perhaps useful just at the moment.

[barvin] 07/3/2018 16:58

Yes they are cash rich. But burning through it fast.

The most overpriced stock on AIM, without a doubt

[hazl] 07/3/2018 08:51

Only 43.3% of shares not in public hands so can make it volatile I expect.

[hazl] 07/3/2018 08:49

Just heard a report about Legal and General doing quite well this morning and felt sure they are shareholders here.
Will take a look.

Yes!

Shareholder Number of Ordinary Shares Percentage of Issued Ordinary Share Capital
Philip Marcella 16,472,280* 26.07%
Octopus Investments 3,384,615 5.36%
Legal & General Group 2,307,692 3.65%
William Booth 2,155,473 3.41%
Harwinder Singh 2,099,657 3.32%
* including 504,657 Ordinary Shares held by MG Trust and 15,967,623 in P Marcella's own name

[hazl] 06/3/2018 13:26

Expect break-even this year
recurring revenue
lots of support...Octupus and so on

[hazl] 06/3/2018 10:04

oops sorry about capitals above

[hazl] 06/3/2018 10:02

Aiming for a completely different market,in my opinion and with the news yesterday,that clinched it for me.
OF COURSE DIRECTOR BUYS HELP AND INTERESTING SHAREHOLDERS ADD THEIR BIT.

[hazl] 06/3/2018 10:01

I think this looks very interesting indeed.
Picked up a few.

[barvin] 29/1/2018 09:52

If proof was ever needed this market has overheated, this is it. People buying junk like this. Seems to be all over AIM. Prox, Bst. All with high cash burn and no revenues

[vatpaul] 11/12/2017 11:29

1p beckons

[john09] 31/10/2017 16:24

Give it a rest mate. Happy to bow out at 65p

[zitec] 31/10/2017 15:26

Can't see the video links here

[john09] 31/10/2017 11:42

Hmmm glad I sold out at 65p a week or so ago. Shame because I think it has good prospects but the timing of the IPO was not helpful.

[john09] 01/10/2017 18:52

Doesn't seem to want to post I'm afraid. if you go on Appscatters twitter page you can find a video from last week