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BIRD Blackbird Plc

3.95
0.00 (0.00%)
21 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Blackbird Plc LSE:BIRD London Ordinary Share GB0004740477 ORD 0.8P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 3.95 3.60 4.30 3.95 3.95 3.95 388,681 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Programming Service 1.94M -2.49M -0.0064 -6.17 15.29M
Blackbird Plc is listed in the Computer Programming Service sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BIRD. The last closing price for Blackbird was 3.95p. Over the last year, Blackbird shares have traded in a share price range of 3.40p to 14.50p.

Blackbird currently has 387,077,188 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Blackbird is £15.29 million. Blackbird has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.17.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
21/10/2019
20:01
About time those Allenby scroungers did something.

Incompetent is the first word that springs to my mind when I hear that name.


BWTFDIK

sideshowbull
21/10/2019
18:55
Mcsean
I don’t think you have been following WeWork properly ! They have got a cash flow crisis and are desperately trying to raise cash to meet very expensive leases .Also large numbers of staff are being laid off !
Peloton and others are loss making and investors are getting very fed up with these over hyped companies
If WeWork don’t raise a lot of cash in the next few months they will default on leases and go bust .
Apart from that a great company!
Anyway back to Bird - they also need to start making some money at last

richard107
21/10/2019
18:47
And then there are people here constantly complaining that Bird haven’t made any more announcements. They have just made a major one ! So everybody needs to calm down and wait until they have got something significant to say . Too many announcements on minor things look desperate.
Allenby , I’m sure , are trying to get more small cap funds interested but they are not going to bid up . So a correction in the price is no bad thing .

richard107
21/10/2019
18:40
When I see the valuations given to wework, peleton, etc. and then look at bird, I'm inclined to think a US listing would be a very good idea... Cheap money needs a home in the US and that type of coverage would win customers in the US
mcsean2164
21/10/2019
17:57
Well said you two.

Hardest thing for us now is to do nothing but hold on to them shares tight.

nickb
21/10/2019
17:56
Maybe we should charge these chaps more.

Seem to spend a lot but not with the most important aspect.



BWTFDIK

sideshowbull
21/10/2019
17:51
Wise words Richard107. It seems that whenever there’s an upward movement everyone gets
excited, it stimulates a flurry of small buys and the price rockets - even on Low volumes. Then no news for a couple of weeks, the short-termers get despondent and sell. At the end of the day all the minor fluctuations and MM activity / charting, etc will get washed up in the big picture, which will be determined by whether BB is going to be able to ramp up its deal flow? Its the only thing that will sustain significant share price hike. It’s a reasonably binary bet. I’ve already made my call as I believe the odds have shortened a great deal this year. So it’s a case of sitting tight through the fluctuations and trusting the company to do its thing

invest360
21/10/2019
14:23
It’s nothing to do with AIM . There are plenty of companies on the main market with small free floats which are very illiquid . Frankly , if you don’t like the heat don’t go into the kitchen ! No one is forced to buy a share - AIM or not .
I really don’t think that a dual listing would be feasible or sensible . If the market in London is illiquid, it would be even worse on another exchange . Plus the substantial cost and complying with US reporting standards . A lot of companies have given up dual listings for these reasons

richard107
21/10/2019
12:33
Mcsean
Positive as ever!

nickb
21/10/2019
12:28
It'll be back to 12p without news. Oh how I despise AIM, such an illiquid market. It's a real shame bird didn't think of a dual listing in their last fundraising.

Speaking of fundraisings, we're due a shafting soon ...

mcsean2164
21/10/2019
11:37
'rise' not ride, sorry.
astralvision
21/10/2019
11:36
A bit of news wouldn't go amiss, but it's been a damn good ride in tricky markets.
astralvision
21/10/2019
11:23
possibility for next year though nick

50p-200p I would say is realistic

geheimnis2
21/10/2019
11:17
A takeover could take us into the 200’s


lol I’m just joking around

nickb
21/10/2019
11:05
Another 6 figure contract will take us into the 20s
geheimnis2
21/10/2019
10:22
This is holding up pretty well despite the traders taking their quick profits.
After such a precipitous rise it is to be expected.
Another contract win would be nice.

horneblower
20/10/2019
22:21
"prying eyes"

Reminds me of GCHQ's strapline:

"Always Listening To Our Customers"

_m_k
20/10/2019
13:59
Time for a Veritone deal?
bonio10000
20/10/2019
11:33
I like this tweet from SS



Stephen B. Streater
@video4me
Blackbird has end-to-end encryption to keep unpublished professional video secure from prying eyes.
@blackbirdcloud

nickb
18/10/2019
17:38
Huge money business in Sports video Clips!



The growth in value of in-play clip and short-form highlights rights will outstrip the growth in value of live rights according to five-year projections by Two Circles.

Using its proprietary media-modelling techniques, the data-driven sports marketing agency projects the global sports media rights market will be worth $60.9 billion (€50.7bn) in 2024

nickb
18/10/2019
17:35
That's nanga out lol
geheimnis2
18/10/2019
17:32
Mr 150k.

Toddlers out. Men in.

bonio10000
18/10/2019
17:28
Right again, keep selling junior PI's someone is sucking yours up and seems at any price.


BWTFDIK

sideshowbull
18/10/2019
17:11
Yes! Did someone say something? Speak up!
denjon
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