Blackbird Share Discussion Threads

[nickb] 24/6/2024 13:03

At least one of them has.

[pokerchips2] 24/6/2024 13:00

Those recent investors with HNW should be the ones buying more at these prices..if they believed then at 6p they should be hoovering up more at 4p ..maybe they are

[pokerchips2] 24/6/2024 12:57

" I think most people in UK can't afford the risk of investing in shares any more. "

there are plenty who can , but now seem to spend on "experiences" and the here and now ... I am always amazed at how much money people actually do spend , depending where you are...

The media has created a world of short term ism ...the idea that we need to constantly tune into everything on a daily basis, even many times a day ..because of the huge amount of fear and doubt that the media creates ..the opposite happens of course in a boom where the media creates complacency and FOMO

Part of all that comes from those who financially benefit from the fears and doubts ....

AIM also benefitted from a lot of leverage buying which has disappeared .... the more leverage in the market when costs of borrowing is low, the higher the share prices..

now, the aim is to make 20% or whatever , with as little money in the game as possible....hopefully just profits re-invested with no actual foundation capital at risk

Forum posts everywhere just tip toe from day to day.... but as PI, everyone knows the markets are in the hands of the big players so you have to try and understand their way of thinking and not so much your own...no point being bullish if the big players have all turned bearish !!

[chriscallen] 24/6/2024 10:13

Another RNS for IMs wife buying over 250K of shares 20 and 21/06.

[clocktower] 24/6/2024 10:03

Under 12k's worth is not much of a buy at what the directors would no doubt say is a very low price.

Looks more like, I want investors to believe something good will happen in the future but unlike PI's they are drawing as salary, and want to contniue to do so.

[nickb] 24/6/2024 09:34

Hyper

Culture of no risk taking seems to be the case among the 25-40 year olds.

Plus they have no money if they need a massive mortgage so nothing left

[hairflick] 24/6/2024 09:25

Isn’t that as much a feature of the rise in interest rates available to those types of accounts which were running just above 0% for the best part of the previous decade?

As interest rates fall back, they will begin to look less attractive relatively.

[hyper al] 24/6/2024 08:58

AIM has changed dramatically since covid, just so few trades. I think most people in UK can't afford the risk of investing in shares anymore. People really have cut back since Covid, Those I know, who have a little cash, put it in building society or national savings.

[geheimnis2] 24/6/2024 07:51

Big purchase from Mr Prudent himself!

[sideshowbull] 24/6/2024 07:27

Market loves directors buying using their own money. Nice

[shortsqueezer] 24/6/2024 07:24

Encouraging!

[chriscallen] 24/6/2024 07:15

24 June 2024



Blackbird plc

(the "Company")



Director/PDMR dealing



Blackbird plc (AIM: BIRD), the technology licensor, developer and seller of market-leading cloud native video editing platform, Blackbird, and developer of the multiplayer video editor in a browser, elevate.io, was informed on 21 June 2024, that Stephen White, Chief Operating and Financial Officer, bought 300,000 ordinary shares of 0.8 pence each in the Company (the "Ordinary Shares") at 3.768p per Ordinary Share.

Following the above purchase Stephen White now has a total beneficial interest in 1,009,828 Ordinary Shares, equivalent to approximately 0.26 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.

[sideshowbull] 24/6/2024 05:32

What's our market cap?Cash?Up worth?20 years of R&D worth?No advice BWTFDIK

[nickb] 23/6/2024 20:23

Interesting.
Another Private Equity group investing in Video