Bidstack Share Discussion Threads

[lauders] 28/9/2019 03:50

Logged on this morning in the Far East to see if anything of interest happened with BIDS during the late trading session in the UK. Guess so! A lot of posts to read. I took this advice from money: The best thing us longs can all do is all filter him. When others are replying to Logs then we can assume they are on the dark side. I’ve started by pressing that big ‘ol filter. Should make the reading faster although I guess I will have to skip all the replies to him. Since he has been outed seems best to use the filter option.

Monday should be mighty interesting. In the meantime I liked this part from the link in the last post:

But from the brand point of view, native in-game advertising benefits go far beyond picking up awards. Most importantly, there is the opportunity to engage with users whilst they’re fully engrossed in the game and immune to distractions. Brands can reach mass audiences in an authentic, unobtrusive way, via ad creative that is both impactful and unblockable. (43% of UK 18 to 24 year olds, according to eMarketer, use ad blocking software). At the same time, brands can rest assured that their content is placed within a brand safe, ad fraud free environment. Bidstack’s recently acquisition of ad fraud prevention tech company, Pubguard, ensures that all inventory is scanned around the clock. Keeping the inventory free from malicious, inappropriate content. And because ads can be delivered programmatically, they can also be targeted to audiences as with other Digital Advertising: limiting waste and boosting performance at pace and scale.

[stevoc1964] 28/9/2019 00:19

There was a really good article by JD that Aiden gave a link to just before the rns. Just in case anyone missed it with all the excitement, here it is again:-https://martechseries.com/mts-insights/guest-authors/in-game-ads-neednt-be-disruptive/

[global nomad] 28/9/2019 00:02

well the one thing that the logarithmic vehicle has done fantastically, is unite the other posters here in a common condemnation and ridicule....

[stoaty1] 27/9/2019 23:19

Money,

I have lived in Rutland for 20 years now, love it, different world. Hambleton Hall as always great, in fact up till last year i lived in the village for 8 years.Great night, happy about Bids!
Sweet dreams all.
Obviously not you LoggyBoggy!

[throwingmuses] 27/9/2019 23:14

300k to go? Explain/prove or retract please.

The company has said second half weighted, so market not expecting 1.75 at all. Around a million and we'll be up 10% plus on the day imo. Why don't you just buy and stop all this nonsense.

[angel333] 27/9/2019 22:46

Loglorry - stop the disinformation.
Market still expecting £1.75m as that is the forecast and the company have not advised any change.

[angel333] 27/9/2019 22:43

Girdz 9707.
It was a sell order....
Sold over yesterday and this morning.
It is what is called a warehoused trade and booked out as one ticket on an average and combined basis.
Sorry, not a buy.
Seller not finished. Around 300,000 to go to complete.

[moneygenxyz] 27/9/2019 22:36

Haha of course Timmy is long Tesla and was long Thomas Cook. Deary, deary me. Not sure how you can be long Tesla and short Bids...

The best thing us longs can all do is all filter him. When others are replying to Logs then we can assume they are on the dark side. I’ve started by pressing that big ‘ol filter. All the good guys on here do the same - let’s triangulate the members of the Gang.

Aiden, I’m respecting your foresight more and more. At the time I have no idea what you are on about but eventually your comments make sense.

#KnowTheGameKnowTheGang

[cascadestrader] 27/9/2019 22:23

Accumulated 500k shares at an average price below 6p back in January when the likes of Jacknife, Kempster et al were recommending to sell.. anyone who has done the research knows the huge potential on offer. Buy and hold IMO ;)

[lukehold] 27/9/2019 22:08

He was long on Thomas cook lol

[thesaint5] 27/9/2019 22:06

It didn’t take a genius to work out Thomas Cook was up the spout, besides I doubt that’s from his research.

Tim has had many failed shorts, bids being one of them back late May early June, although he stated he hadn’t heard of Bids until The Trade Desk deal, read his history.

He failed with BMN, slagged it off for months at 8p just as it went on to 5 bag, UKOG he got burnt from 3p, it rose to 10p, you have to laugh.

Besides who’s backward looking when the last 9 months or so has been about foundation building for the future, it’s what happens from here that counts not what income was achieved without DSP’s onboard, that’s been made clear by JD many times over.

[markstevenkirby80] 27/9/2019 21:54

Working all w, end oh well, come on bids make my day year

[global nomad] 27/9/2019 21:47

I had sold about a third of my (much smaller) IQAI holding in beginning of sept to put more funds in BIDS so it would be nice if i could get a similar rise to make my switch pay off...ha ha ha

some great posts today, and particularly this evening..enjoy the weekend!

[markstevenkirby80] 27/9/2019 21:35

So 23 and 23 make 46

[markstevenkirby80] 27/9/2019 21:29

Still down 1500 but good things happening here

[markstevenkirby80] 27/9/2019 21:27

Never sold any shares here and won't till I need it,

[cascadestrader] 27/9/2019 21:25

Scramble to buy back/ close ya shorts on Monday @8am....lovin it!!!

[markstevenkirby80] 27/9/2019 21:19

So what do you think the price will be Monday

[flashheart] 27/9/2019 21:14

I think JD has this exactly right. If you're long and invested for more than 5 minutes and researched Bidstack like a lot of us have then the timing of an RNS like this is irrelevant. If you're short on the other hand or playing games to take a position then you are likely to have a reasonably uncomfortable weekend. He knows exactly what he is doing both from a CEO perspective for BIDS future and from a psychological perspective in dealing with the low lifes.