Bidstack Share Discussion Threads

[pwhite73] 07/2/2020 08:27

moneygenyxyz - "He makes them all look amateur."

That's because they are all amateurs like the majority of the people posting here. This is the AIM there is no real money on the table except yours. Any money the directors, institutions and bucket shops invest is only to entice you. As soon as practicable they swap their investment for your money. This is why I despite the update on 14/01/2020 I still suspect the directors are selling shares.

What you also have to bear in mind is this. Economies of scale is everything in this game. Big companies become bigger and small companies become smaller. The trading update on 18/12/2019 would have set off alarm bells with other companies that were intent on doing business with bids.

The shares are not falling for no reason. Many here screaming for an update be careful what you wish for.

The 8.50p on the bid (excuse the pun) may well be the last lifeboat. Ignore it at your peril.

Speak Later.

[niggle] 07/2/2020 08:27

Rock

Why do I need experience in building out a new ad category???? I just need to understand it.

What I have done is build a very successful digital marketing company.

I doubt many here (or over there) can say that which makes all those sagely ‘discussions’ so laughable.

[global nomad] 07/2/2020 08:23

These are the real effects

"
World's most productive car plant closes over coronavirus
Hyundai has suspended operations at its giant Ulsan complex in South Korea, the most productive car factory in the world, due to a lack of parts caused by the coronavirus lock down in China.

According to AFP, Hyundai ran out of the wiring harnesses that connect vehicles’ electronics, and closed the factory on Friday.

The five-plant network can make 1.4 million vehicles a year, and the closure puts 25,000 workers on forced leave and partial wages.

Analysts estimate closing the factory complex for five days, would cost Hyundai - the world’s fifth-largest car manufacturer - at least six hundred billion South Korean won ($500m).

Hyundai is not the only car manufacturer being affected by the outbreak. Kia will suspend three plants for a day on Monday, and Renault is considering stopping its factory in South Korea next week.

Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley also told the FT his firm could be forced to halt one of its European factories over supply shortages."

[global nomad] 07/2/2020 08:22

Girdz, I agree with you, it is an over reaction BUT I are talking about the effects of the over reaction not the cause.

Sentiment is a far bigger concern than facts and science.

[girdz] 07/2/2020 08:13

Coronavirius is such an over reaction.Go and look at the stats for seasonal flu. Blows coronavirius, SARS, Mers out of the water AND we are prepared every year for flu by way of vaccination.

[moneygenxyz] 07/2/2020 08:13

I’ve actually come to believe that he’s not.

He doesn’t know when to disappear. The others appear and reappear when the chart tells them too.

He makes them all look amateur.

[global nomad] 07/2/2020 08:11

also this morning we are seeing the first information about how China shutting down is affecting global supply chains, causing factories to close. I said before that with so many more people being stuck at home, all sorts of streaming services are going to be used more. Gaming and TV are going to be up as investors think about the near term losses. Even online shopping may be negatively affected if products availability and deliveries are curtailed.

Universities (my job) are already worrying about affects on new entrants in October who will either be unable to travel, unable to sit language exams or get visas because local offices are closed. That will have an impact in the tens of millions on revenue just for our University with a large Chinese cohort.

You're going to want to prepare for both a short and longer period of disruption and its affect on your portfolio.

[girdz] 07/2/2020 08:02

Any one noticed the only share PWhite comments on is BIDs and he is not even invested. Just slags if Off claimsing placing all the time. Part of N50 no doubt. .Funny also how PWhite came on the scene when Loglorry, the original, dropped off. .Clowns

[aidenabettin] 07/2/2020 07:37

hTTps://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/356906/Tencent_intends_to_further_diversify_investments_outside_of_games.php

[aidenabettin] 07/2/2020 07:32

He forgot to say 'collaborate'. hTTps://digiday.com/marketing/wpps-martin-sorrell-need-watch-tencent-alibaba/

[lauders] 07/2/2020 07:29

Nothing wrong with stating the obvious, even if it is a first post GN! I would rather be spouting positive things than negative, rest assured, but BIDS aren't creating the right environment for anything positive on their attitude to shareholders at the moment. Like me, there will be many looking to exit on spikes should the communication remain as dire as it currently is. Tweets, blogs etc.. are one thing, official company news to the market is a completely different matter.

[global nomad] 07/2/2020 07:25

agree with your sentiment Lauders, i was going to add that another silent week is coming to a close but thought that wouldn't do as a first post this morning....but hey, lets see if today is better than the last seven trading days.

[lauders] 07/2/2020 07:22

Any choice at this time GN? Most people who decide to give up now would sell at a loss. The continued silence from BIDS is very disappointing to say the least. JD et al., should think about their communication strategy very deeply going forwards. They seem to be ignoring all requests for an update. Will not do them any favours down the road.

[global nomad] 07/2/2020 07:16

Good morning Bidlievers,

hope you are all staying put and being patient.

[aidenabettin] 07/2/2020 06:54

As I tend to post everything positive and negative it is very clear that not even the most negative of posters on the Zombie bb wishes to discuss data fraud that involves appnexus. .This is the only bb to trust.Dump the Zombies

[lukehold] 07/2/2020 00:15

At least get EAs market cap right you mug. Detail escapes you again. Speak soon

[pwhite73] 07/2/2020 00:12

Lukehold - "Let’s hope you’re right 9 billion would make me a tidy sum."

The only 9 billion you're likely to see here are the number of shares in issue.

[lukehold] 07/2/2020 00:07

Those advertisers we've already seen as test ads in bids games spooky coincidence..?

[lukehold] 07/2/2020 00:04

Why wouldn't EA be all over this. Match made in heaven. Getinthegame it's in the game already https://youtu.be/jNV0yWzn6d8

[lukehold] 06/2/2020 23:53

Quite a prediction for the bidstack mcap pwhite. Let's hope you're right 9 billion would make me a tidy sum.

[pwhite73] 06/2/2020 23:34

Bidstack in discussions with EA (market value $9 billion)
Bidstack in discussions with Vox Markets (market value $0)

Mid last year there was going to be a tripartite merger and stock market float between Vox Markets, PCG Entertainment and Align Research until one of the accountants worked out 0 + 0 + 0 = 0

[andy] 06/2/2020 23:19

Girdz,


Yes VOX are a marketing company that charge for their services, hence my comment about that Twitter account featured earlier.


Vox podcasts are promotion rather than genuine interviews, IMO.

[pwhite73] 06/2/2020 23:15

Girdz - "Some one correct me if I’m wrong, but don’t small caps pay Vox to market their co.?"

That is correct and they also pay Proactive Investor as well. Nothing that comes out of these interviews and podcasts can be believed. They neither educate or inform. They serve one purpose only which is to entice buyers. Furthermore any small cap company that had a genuine product of commercial value would not be broadcasting the company's strategy to their competitors via Vox Markets.

[countdracula55] 06/2/2020 22:11

Well done Roley...I wish I could get some more at this price but I have plenty with my average now below 20p.