Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 09/7/2019 15:51

this certainly seems to be interesting some of the German firms.

[skyship] 09/7/2019 14:40

Totally bizarre - at one point this morning PRIM were up no less than 50%!!!

The rise on good portfolio news...

[hazl] 09/7/2019 13:13

THANKS Doodle.

[hazl] 08/7/2019 17:31

Ah it did ok after all word has got out!

[markth126] 08/7/2019 16:07

Topped up another 2k worth!

[doodlebug4] 08/7/2019 16:00

On my iPad at the moment, so I can't post the live link from medium.com ----------

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[hootza616] 08/7/2019 15:55

News coming?

[okspookie] 08/7/2019 15:02

PRIM share price has been in downward spiral since September 2017

charts don't lie

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[nico115] 08/7/2019 14:42

If u don't like blu and think it's just a dream why don't you short me 50m shares at 0.1?

[skyship] 08/7/2019 13:28

Coincidentally I have a very small spec holding in a very similar outfit, one that also trades at a childish price of 0.10p.

Primorus (PRIM) - Similar price, similar size, similar discount, similar strategy, though in resource and tech stocks. There the similarities perhaps end as whereas BLU makes losses and lives on dreams, PRIM banks profits:

[skyship] 08/7/2019 11:41

It was not beyond the wit of man to clean out the Market all the way up to 0.15p then make the issue at that level. However you cut it, an issue at 0.10p is a disgrace; and that directors participated at that level even more so!

If I were a shareholder I would be taking it up with the BoD and the advisors in the most vigorous terms.

[tesladave] 08/7/2019 10:10

Ripple are working on micropayments and several other huge companies. Small window of opportunity left for Satoshipay.

[nico115] 08/7/2019 09:29

Agreed but surely they can only raise where there is demand ?

[skyship] 08/7/2019 09:28

25th June Interims stated:

"Net assets decreased to GBP5,149,798 compared to GBP5,459,581 at the Company's last financial year end of 30 September 2018. This equates to a net asset value per share of approximately 0.26 pence."

Then, just a week later they issue another 250m shares @ just 0.10p - a 61% discount to the stated NAV!!!

Either they don't believe in their underlying NAV; or they are prepared to massively dilute and place shares at a crazy discount into the hands of undeclared friends.

Doesn't smell right IMHO...certainly pre-emption on that scale is nowadays considered very poor practice.

Amazed no-one here has kicked up a rumpus over the issue...

[hazl] 07/7/2019 17:32

Very good find nico!

It's such a strange anomaly,little old BLU been mentioned in such a serious and impressive article!
They get it!
We get it!
Nobody wants to pay up a subscription for just one article but we would like to read it !
We would like to pay for it at a nominal cost by a click of the mouse!

Thank you!
Those articles have really cheered me up.
BLU might still be making us a few quid!
Let's hope so!

[moormoney] 07/7/2019 17:22

Well it’s been a very long time but at last satoshi pay is gaining traction. I invested because I thought it was a no-brainer but it’s been downhill ever since.☹️;
Now it looks like top up time!!

[cyberbub] 07/7/2019 17:11

The current market cap of £2.5M is ridiculous. The company has a couple of small investments that must be worth £1M... And 25% of a company that was valued at E15M at it's last fundraising and is shaping up as a potential unicorn... valued at barely £1.5M... Personally I see the placing price as a low, because I believe My Market will start to wake up to Satoshipay's value in the next 6-9 months... GLA NAI

[nico115] 05/7/2019 17:38

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[moormoney] 05/7/2019 15:36

😁. At last the word is getting out.cheers again Doodle.

[doodlebug4] 05/7/2019 14:57

Journalism is dead, long live journalism: SatoshiPay and BTC-ECHO are breaking new ground
HOME INSIGHTS COMMENTS
Payment barriers or so-called PayWalls have become indispensable in hardly any media platform. Instead of paying for a single item, however, you usually need to sign up for a full monthly subscription. A fact that is well received by very few readers. Why it is now concluded why cryptocurrencies are the solution and how BTC-ECHO together with SatoshiPay actively shape the transformation in the publishing industry.

By Sven Wagenknecht
On the 5th of July 2019

Anyone who regularly travels on the online portals of major media companies such as Welt, Frankfurter Allgemeine or Spiegel will have noticed a nuisance: fewer and fewer articles or media content are available free of charge. Understandably, few readers are willing to complete a full monthly subscription to a single article for a single article. But how does one manage that both publishers live from their content and at the same time readers can flexibly retrieve individual articles from different publishers? The solution is: Through a cross-publisher blockchain solution that enables so-called micro-transactions with just one click.

Monthly subscriptions work on Netflix, but not on online journalism
With regard to the subscriber numbers of all major media companies, a sad trend can be seen. The breaking away from the print business sales can not be sufficiently compensated by online subscription models. The numbers reveal that an entire industry is on the decline. Certainly, the oversupply of media content on the net also contributes to the fact that willingness to pay for editorial content continues to decline. It would be too easy to rely on it alone. The problem is also that the current payment models are no longer compatible with the digital zeitgeist and online usage behavior in 2019.

Amazon or Netflix are able to successfully complete subscription models due to their market-dominant position. Our diverse publishing landscape and national daily press, on the other hand, is too fragmented for the majority of readers to be prepared to opt for a single online medium. If you come across any content on the Internet, then you want to "consume" immediately, without annoying registration and subscription. No matter which online medium you are on at the moment.

Pay only for what you really read, hear or see
Axel Springer-funded start-up SatoshiPay has developed a solution on the Stellar Blockchain that eliminates these problems. Credits based on the crypto currency Stellar Lumens can be used via a wallet in the browser. A single click on the PayWall button is enough to unlock the media content. You do not have to download anything or register cumbersomely. The additional effort is therefore zero for both publishers and users or readers. Exactly this innovation makes the conclusion of elaborate monthly subscription models with extra accounts obsolete. This makes it economical and practicable to carry out even small payments for individual contents.

To use this service, you do not need to have cryptocurrencies in advance. Also via PayPal or credit card, every user can recharge their wallet with credits. Then you can pay anywhere with the Lumen Credits where SatoshiPay is supported.

SatoshiPay and BTC-ECHO show how it works
To introduce the new way of online payment, BTC-ECHO and SatoshiPay have entered into a cooperation agreement. As the largest German-language media platform on the topic of blockchain and cryptocurrencies, it is obvious that we are also the first in Germany to test the blockchain-based payment method and introduce it to the public.

To realize this, we have received 200,000 euros in Credit Lumens from the Stellar Foundation. We therefore issue the credit lumens in equivalent equivalent value to interested readers who are the first to try the payment method of the future.

In order to retrieve the content on our website, no one has to grab his own bag, but can use his gift credits while stocks last.

[doodlebug4] 05/7/2019 12:45

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[hazl] 04/7/2019 19:10

Very good find Doodlebug.
I am pleased I've got a few...and I mean only a few!
After all in each case the German entities are not small organisations; so there is hope yet.
Time will tell.