Bidstack Share Discussion Threads

[aidenabettin] 08/10/2019 11:19

90% here are not investors imo.#fiinTechmafia

[sammyshares] 08/10/2019 11:17

sold some more

[moneygenxyz] 08/10/2019 11:16

These white knights coming to save us should switch to charity work.

I for one think they would make more money than shorting high potential tech firms.

Btw hazl... if you have bloody filtered him then I certainly will.

Filtered.

[yump] 08/10/2019 11:14

If you feel lectured, that's your own issue.

You have no idea whether anyone here is an 'excellent investor' or not.

[hazl] 08/10/2019 11:12

At last a bit of honesty, that you are not familiar with BIDS and yet you seek to lecture us.
We have some excellent investors here who have turned over every stone.
Penguin books were from memory very complimentary about the trial.

[moneygenxyz] 08/10/2019 11:07

My investment is a punt - as are all my investments in any company.

I will still hold my investment at 0 revenue for the year.

I am okay with a fundraise (Bob has been through several and he is sitting pretty).

Hope that helps chump.

Time is not an issue for me and I certainly do not care about trading for 5p instead of my average (which you cannot know..)

And I will continue to post positive as well as negative research (if I find any).

De-ramping this share is futile for many on here as they are genuinely invested in the tech, the management team and its potential.

[yump] 08/10/2019 11:04

hazl

You have an odd idea of trolling, although dismissing people with that is an easy way of not dealing with any issues.

What's worse ? People who ramp stocks mindlessly, or people who criticise them ?

Only one of those might lose other people money.

Oh and by the way 'yump the chump' is not in any way original. I guess the first time I saw that was probably 20 years+ ago.

and it doesn't invalidate any points I make.

So I could consider 'yump the chump' to be very offensive, seeing as I haven't called you any names.

So who's the troll ?

[yump] 08/10/2019 10:59

BIDS is a great idea. Because of the desperation to find new ways of advertising, nearly all new advertising methods have an initial period of widescale trials. That says nothing about the longevity.

The only way of figuring that out is by being one of the ad. executives that's in charge of the implementation for their own business (eg brand) adverts, because then you would see the stats. and would know whether it would be viable long term.

I'm not that familiar with BIDS, but that is the sort of information that I would be looking for in their own statements. Not the secret stuff, just the repeat booking data.

[hazl] 08/10/2019 10:56

I have unfiltered yump the chump, briefly as he's trolling me even here.

I think most people here know, that I have always tried to be honest about any speculative share, and reinforced the emphasis on 'if' they succeed.

If we knew it would hardly be at 25p would it?

Again I have reminded people that the macro environment seems very threatening
and can be the even bigger influence.
It's never wise to put a lot of money down on anything.
I don't know why people can't be left alone to make their own decisions.

[yump] 08/10/2019 10:45

I don't know why anyone posts negative comments on here - nobody wants to hear them.

Its also a shame that people who have invested in the HOPE (because that's all it is) that this or any other startup business becomes significant, can't just admit that, without ramping the heck out of them and brown-nosing each other as if they've somehow discovered something nobody else has.

Nothing wrong with having a portfolio of startup type shares, in the hope that one of them will wipe out any losses from the others.

Nothing wrong with just being honest either and admitting when you don't really know anything much about the market.

I say that because I am 100% sure that these boards are not inhabited by many children. So the ramping of startups without the admission that its a punt, is either naieve or deliberate, particularly when it just involves cut and pastes of anything that's vaguely relevant.

[hazl] 08/10/2019 10:43

I'm NOT one bit worried by the poster above's slur.
He has been consistently wrong lately....EVRH?
Again their 'facts' depend on timing.
BIDS altered its direction, quite openly, and made the emphasis all about growth to get ahead of any competition, I imagine.

So of course pulling out old goals hardly applicable in my book.

IMO

[parob] 08/10/2019 10:42

New Account Director joined Bidstack this month, now listed on LinkedIn – Charlotte Cook.AboutAn accomplished senior manager with extensive games industry experience and a well-established industry network; spanning across publishers, developers, retailers, and service providers. Experienced in leading high performing commercial teams with a key focus on relationship management, business development, and global expansion. Highly motivated and dynamic commercial operator, with an entrepreneurial attitude and passion for driving growth and revenue. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, build strong, enduring relationships with key partners and stakeholders both internally and externally.Status update yesterday:I will be attending my first games industry event representing Bidstack Group PLC next week at EGX ? Let me know if you will be there to meet up and chat about our native in-game advertising solutions. Hope to see you there!

[remarkomsoc] 08/10/2019 10:38

shocking info

[aidenabettin] 08/10/2019 10:37

Hazl don't worry and just sit tight. The gang are not try to destroy BIDS but only get the share price to fall to make the change of ownership cheaper. The TSI swap went through at just 0.138p and just look at the portfolio. If the city have been given a target price to hit they will do it in the full knowledge they will never be investigated.Bids is a unicorn in the making as are TSI and BLCC

[hazl] 08/10/2019 10:31

Bringing out yesterday's trades in my opinion.

[hazl] 08/10/2019 10:27

New York: London-based ad tech company, Bidstack Group PLC, whose tech enables brands to buy �within game� advertising programmatically, in games titles including Football Manager and DiRT Rally, announces its launch in the US.

With Head of US Sales, Adam Fisher responsible for the growth of the US demand side, based in New York, and Vice President of Publisher Relations, John Koronaios, heading up supply, increasing Bidstack�s inventory out of San Francisco, the in-game advertising platform is set to bring this brand new advertising channel to the US.

Fisher has more than 15 years� experience in media and ad tech, having held programmatic sales roles at Unity Technologies, Unlockd, YuMe (Rhythm One) and AddThis (Oracle). He joined Bidstack in 2019 to lead the growth of sales efforts in the US as their first US-based demand-side employee. With his experience in programmatic he will be responsible for the growth of the US demand side of the business, encompassing agencies, trade desks, client�s direct and broader strategic partnerships around all things gaming.

[hazl] 08/10/2019 10:26

GETTING NOTICED IN THESE MARKETING AGENCIES

[global nomad] 08/10/2019 10:25

the A team is back..

[arab3] 08/10/2019 10:25

Supercop, any ideas why VRS has fallen from 1.80 to a penny share now ?Feel free to answer on this board where you now spend your time after resigning from vrs board

[hazl] 08/10/2019 10:24

They hate it when the share price rallies, especially when they have gone to so much effort and verbosity!

H

[hazl] 08/10/2019 10:23

Understand Girdz.

Don't worry I believe in them as well.

[hazl] 08/10/2019 10:22

Disgraceful these people attacking a company when it's only just started!
I put you in the same camp as the banks....anything to line your own pockets.