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BIRD Blackbird Plc

7.50
0.25 (3.45%)
Last Updated: 12:36:55
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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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.25 3.45% 7.50 583,863 12:36:55
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
7.00 8.00 7.50 7.25 7.25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Programming Service 1.94M -2.49M -0.0064 -11.33 28.06M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
12:33:25 O 121,295 7.41 GBX

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Posted at 03/10/2024 09:20 by Blackbird Daily Update
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 7.25p.
Blackbird currently has 387,077,188 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Blackbird is £28,063,096.
Blackbird has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -11.33.
This morning BIRD shares opened at 7.25p
Posted at 01/10/2024 20:10 by salmon9
Horneblower
I agree.
Anyone who sells at this low share price level must be desperate, and if informed, reluctant.
Clearly, Blackbird's potential, even in the short term, is leagues above where we are now in terms of company value, and hence share price.
Posted at 29/9/2024 19:29 by horneblower
In the end, the paying customers will be what it's all about, BUT...

an expanding base of non-paying users, especially if the growth rate is exponential, will catapult the share price.

Why? Because the share price is about future earnings, not present earnings. An accelerating user base predicates an expanding revenue.

Of course there will be downs and ups.

As Bette Davis says, "Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night".
Posted at 29/9/2024 19:04 by johnveals
It certainly won’t go up in a straight line, unless we’re bought out.

People are free to buy and sell whenever they like.

Share price =/= the Business

The rate of take up will drive the business. Sentiment will drive the share price.

£££ not pence
Posted at 26/9/2024 17:48 by lyqwyd
Would be great if the share price was. However, a share price increase is not guaranteed, but cash burn is.As for the analogy, think vultures.
Posted at 25/9/2024 20:46 by barrieb
Hi folks

Firstly, well done on the level of communication between board contributors and the in-depth knowledge some possess as well as the continual questioning of knowledge, ideas and viewpoints. Thank you.

A new follower and investor here just trying to get my head around and understand the real opportunity, so thought I would Google 'video editor' to see what turns up in terms of possible competition.

Well, a plethora of options were listed as I expected, with all stating 'free download' which I understand will be for the more inexperienced or new user getting to know how things are structured and work, as well as users who are content to produce less demanding or less important or less frequent videos.

So, I started to try and find a pricing structure behind all the 'free' blurb, which was not always easily found. However I did find the following from Canva one of our soon to be competitors and wondered how our mentioned £25 to £35pm. Av. pricing model would stack up against their £100pa. 'Pro' price point!

It clearly lists what you get for your money on the 'Canva free' and then the 'Canva Pro' additional benefits columns and I as a layman would like to know the clear differentials that are going to 'elevate' the Blackbird video creator and editor to be a real competitor and leader in the sector, that will be worth the extra cost.



For possible investors that are new to investigating and subsequently investing in this sector with Blackbird, it is vital that clear differentiators are known and understood, to fuel other investors to take at least an initial position and subsequently boost the share price as we progress. It seems to me that this is missing at the moment as this information may not be clear cut or easily extracted.

Also, I believe I can see the huge potential in this sector but all new users or wannabe video creators will probably start on a 'free' version and then upgrade, if they progress to that next level. So, it is vital that we can attract many newcomers to fuel the future take up, as well as attract the more experienced users wanting to move and upgrade from where they are if they see they can make good use of the advantages. This will surely mean a permanent 'free' user option to be able to compete and wondered if this could be time limited as I am not sure I have seen this mentioned, mainly to encourage and force the issue of upgrading! If elevate.io is going to be as good as some know and believe, creators will really not want to loose access to this facility.

Hope you can understand that I still have a lot to learn!
Posted at 18/9/2024 08:33 by chriscallen
Charts can be useful indicators of what is to come but they rely on past history and patterns from years of analysis. What they cannot do is take into account one off occurences. elevate.io has the real potential to be a disruptive product in a large and fast growing market. A parallel can be seen with the impact of AI on the pharmaceutical sector as it identifies potential new drug therapies and cuts the time and significant expense in getting to trials stage. Just look at the movement of the share price of the AI companies that specialise in this.

The large share purchases yesterday were shown as neither buy/sell on the site I use so they are almost certainly inhouse broker transactions. There are only 2 but BIRD has 3 new NEDs none of whom as yet have bought shares. AdeK was plain when she indicated that purchases could be expected. So the two transactions may be part of a larger order that is being filled. If the market is impressed when an RNS is published we should see a further appreciation in the share price After that I expect it to be driven by the news flow and once into 2025 the number of users will obviously become the key driver so IMs updates will be red letter days. So more patience is the order of the day.
Posted at 11/9/2024 08:05 by lovebird7869
Salmon I will have to order a new calculator if Bird fly like Nevada or SSB £37… when Bird share price goes above £1.0 I will order one for you I promise. Thanks for giving morning booster 😊🤞🤞🤞
Posted at 10/9/2024 17:56 by sideshowbull
I have not been commenting too much as thread lead most will think I am a plant.

BIRD has come a long way. Frustrasting for most of it. But - I have stuck with BIRD.


Always, when investing I believe you need to meet and know the team and leaders.

I have done so on numerous occasions(in person), and this is why I keep supporting BIRD.

They have tech that is impossible for any other company to reproduce.

I know the team and trust the team.

Happy BIRD holder and investor.

I did mention adding before results too - as I think financials mean absolutely zip when it comes to BIRD "Unicorn"

No advice

SSB
Posted at 09/9/2024 09:07 by chriscallen
The problem competitors have is that doing what BIRD does as a Cloud Native product was not easily achieved and BIRD has SBS. Competitors cannot do it BIRDs way because that is now blocked by patents. So elevate.io has barriers to entry that others will find very difficult to overcome. It appears from what has been said on this BB that elevate is going to be a blue chip product offering things that are not available in one place elsewhere if at all. So provided it is reliable (and that appears to be one of their priorities) and not overpriced it should quickly become the product leader in the sector and that will transform the current share price because the margins are very high (much of the development money having already been spent).
Posted at 05/9/2024 20:00 by chriscallen
The only people who know the complete picture are in the BIRD elevate.io team. They have stuck to what SR/MV said in their interview at the beginning and they don't look likely to deviate now. I may not have been happy with some of their choices but they are in the driving seat and what they have done so far looks very professional. I don't have any doubts about the quality of the product and it will be even better by the release date. Already they must be refreshing their links with major players who use video, exploring new methods of reaching their target audiences of users and applying the knowledge and skills of the new NEDs. It will all happen in Q1 2025 and the only question is how steep the J curve will be. Once they start reporting user numbers it will not take long for the share price to respond to the prospect of substantial earnings and it won't be in pence any more. If I had to guess a reasonable stab at earnings per share from their initial target for users would be around 40p per share. So perhaps the next competition could be to name the number of users generated by the end of Q2 2025. I certainly won't be selling as this could outperform the share price growth of MSFT as BIRD has better margins because the bulk of the product creation cost has already been spent
Blackbird share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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