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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Milestone Grp | MSG | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.145 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.145 | 0.145 |
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Posted at 12/1/2018 16:23 by euclid5 Ex-Financial Regulator Regrets He Didn’t Invest In Bitcoin Instead of Warning Everyone Not ToWho wouldn’t like to invest in Bitcoin back at the time when it was worth $100 or $200 dollars? Now it seems that the establishment regrets not to have invested before. Bart Chilton, a former financial regulator, said in Thursday that he wished he had invested in Bitcoin, or other cryptocurrencies, when he was warning everyone about them. Who Knows the Future? If we would have known in the past that Bitcoin was going to reach $20,000 in December 2017, everyone would have invested in it. The reality is that it was not clear where Bitcoin was heading. 2017 was a year in which the cryptocurrency space gained lot of attention and several investors decided to put their money in the cryptocurrency world. “I wish I had been investing when I told everybody to be careful. I had a lot of my friends that said, ‘You told me not to invest’. They would have been millionaires,” Chilton said in an interview with CNBC. hxxps://usethebitcoi |
Posted at 30/12/2017 13:34 by comedy jung i was in vela in summer and you could buy at 0.24p...no one was there...its like any new change in direction..examplea lad I know is trading cryptos...so because of blu i told him to buy stellar lumens...at 6/7 cents....he has 2 bitcoins he mined...he hummed and haaed and finally bought at 8cents...then the typical action as it took off past 10 cents heading to 15 cents he was moaning he hadnt done what i had told him and bought a load more at 7cents... thats after i told him to buy iota in the 25/30 cents range and sit on it...instead he started to trade them and missed the boat when they went from 30cents to $5 in november!!! same process here..people are off chasing the next stock and when the rns hits will come back and will fall over themselves to pay 0.6p+ to get 1mill shares. BLOCKCHAIN is the internet revolution...those of us who have done out background research have been favoured by 7 bagging last year and from speaking to an experienced investor who made his fortune in the first internet boom.... every share price you are seeing now today will be unrecognisable in 2018 bitfinex volume $2.7bill 24 hour volume...$13.6bill 7 day volume $87 bill 30 day volume and thats during a holiday period!!! ive just got in to cryptos last month..portfolio is up 150%... msg is at the front of a new gold rush and the masses havent even got here yet...im seeing most blockchain co.'s values will hit $100mill to $1bill over coming year or 2. a correction will happen but the true exponential growth hasnt even happened. |
Posted at 30/12/2017 08:24 by comedy Simple question euclid. The 2 chaps if it is 2 guys posting? On lse .Have convinced you to sell. So why would you still stay here?Life is too short so most would move to other stocks and get busy making money. In your own posts you have high lighted the discreapancies both positive and negative. And if you are honest both yourselve and junga tend to be ahead of the game lol and like me you know something doesn't seem right. Euclid you've gone down road of conservative defence.ie i'l sell and if the negatives are blown away i'l get in before the masses. Jung is here too to get in b4 masses. I've gone 1 step more than both of you and bought due to discovering a few items and realising this is time of maximum uncertainty for aim investors on this stock. But one chap has converted over £1mill in to shares. Secondly S king has converted 30mill options at 0.5p in to shares why? If you do background research in to some of the actors in this drama you will actually see what is trully happening compared to what 2 dreamers in lse are trying to make you believe. I believe msg will be a 2018 top stock. |
Posted at 20/12/2017 13:52 by polly potoroo Deleted duplicate content. |
Posted at 20/12/2017 13:50 by polly potoroo Rampair and Squidd. Thank you for at least taking me seriously. I suppose it's only natural that established investors would look at any newcomers as sharing their own interests and being driven by the same incentives of a return on investments. I do, however, perfectly genuinely have no interest whatsoever in trading on the stock market, just a fascination for the behaviour of people in these situations. I realise I should perhaps apologise for not feeling the same serious commitments to share price movements as others to whom it may be a crucial matter to their family's financial future. To me it's just an intellectual exercise with no consequence to myself; just an interesting alternative to staring at the same four walls day in, day out. Everything I've explained about myself is true; I have absolutely no reason to lie about any of it.I can recall references to 'madness of crowds' in various contexts but I've never followed them up before. I'll now find a copy and read through it, along with your other recommendation. Thank you very much for those; I'M,m sure they'll give me a better insight. Thank you very much once again, I'm sure I'll enjoy them. Good luck with your return. |
Posted at 16/12/2017 12:58 by rampair Polly, are you a Behavioural finance student or educator? I’m finding that while Blockchain undoubtedly has uses, crypto currencies seem to be behaving like stocks in 1999.Does Polly or anyone have a view on this ( I may add that a lot of people made money in the Tech Boom) however it had its ultimate end! Bitcoin has certainly caught the wider imagination and seems to be affecting the Gold price. Best of luck to all investors, R. |
Posted at 16/12/2017 10:58 by driver101 PollyNo problem but sometimes you have to let investors do there own research I have, and I have been accumulating this stock for the last couple of weeks. The link up with BC international and Envoy Group is good enough for me. |
Posted at 16/12/2017 10:31 by polly potoroo New to post but but have been reading a number of boards on this site for over a year. The same on LSE for about three months. Not an investor in any shares but I got caught up in the atmosphere of human behaviour. I appreciate people are usually expected to ease their way into these boards by posting a few non-controversial messages so existing users can work out where they're coming from. In this case, as with the first time I posted on LSE, there's just something I noticed that seemed worth addressing.I apologise sincerely if I've ruffled any feathers by my rather direct and abrupt approach. There are reasons I won't go into all over again. If you like, you can take a look at my posts on LSE: MSG from yesterday and this morning. Most of it's come up on there. |
Posted at 13/12/2017 15:58 by comedy a must read!!!!researchanalyst1 13 Dec '17 - 14:50 - 1832 of 1835 0 1 0 A CUT ABOVE THE REST… Investing News Network: Jocelyn Aspa, December 13 2017 It’s getting harder to ignore the fact that blockchain is on the rise, particularly as more banks and financial institutions are adopting the technology faster than anticipated. Case in point, IBM (NYSE: IBM) released a report in 2016 suggesting that 15 percent of all banks will be using the technology in 2017. By 2020, the firm states that 66 percent of all banks will have blockchain in commercial production. On a broader scale, a Market and Markets report states that the blockchain technology market size will be worth 2.3 billion by 2021, increasing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 61.5 percent. In other words, there’s room for plenty of opportunities for investors to benefit from in this exciting–and expanding–mark Global Blockchain Technology Market’s research report is a little more conservative, projecting that blockchain technology will grow at a CAGR of 55.59 percent between 2017 and 2021. The banking and finance industries aren’t the only ones adopting blockchain technology. For example, it has been used in securing elections, and big companies are also making the leap into blockchain; Capital One has confirmed a blockchain project, partnering with Gem on healthcare claims. Putting it simply, there’s a wealth of opportunity to be had in the blockchain industry, and it’s only getting started. One such opportunity is the London-listed Milestone Group (LON: MSG). The digital media and fintech-focussed specialist recently revealed a staggering deal with Black Cactus Global (BCG), the leading tech company with a focus on blockchain technology. Under the deal, BCG not only granted Milestone exclusive access rights to use the BCG blockchain platform to build bespoke solutions whilst developing its own intellectual property, but also exclusive licensing rights to BCG’s suite of blockchain products. And as consideration for the exclusive arrangement, BCG will secure a 29.5 percent stake in Milestone through the issue of 744,131,477 new shares alongside a modest royalty agreement on future revenues. Commenting on the deal, Dr Ramesh Para, an enormously wealthy British businessman who has built his fortune through his uncanny ability to always stay ahead of the curve when it comes to spotting opportunities in the modern tech, healthcare, finance, and digital media sectors, was pretty bullish: “This is an excellent deal and underpins my belief that ‘blockchain technology’ isn’t just a more efficient way to settle securities or bypass exorbitant transaction costs levied by the large financial institutions; it will, fundamentally, change market structures, and maybe even the architecture of the Internet itself." "And if you don’t believe me, just look at the banking sector today, ‘blockchain technology’ is fundamentally challenging the industry to transform data-sharing processes. And as with the Internet, early adopters, like Black Cactus, will be best placed to optimise costs, drive new revenues and benefit from everything that blockchain offers.” Dr Para, who is known to have links to the wealthy Ambani brothers (Anil and Mukesh…), and who is currently no. 164 on the Sunday Times Rich List, is due to take a position on Milestone’s board after investing £1.5million of his own money into the business through a share subscription (giving him a 29.5 percent stake in the business). We understand that Dr Para has lined-up two, yet unnamed, fintech heavyweights to join Milestone (to be announced on completion of the ongoing strategic review…). Either way, Para’s entry alongside BCG and Guy Meyer is a significant achievement for Tony Sanders, Milestone’s hard-nosed CEO. And apart from the material board changes, Milestone is now the only AIM-listed company with a real blockchain platform and with a suite of products set for market launch in the new year. This gives Milestone a substantial advantage over her competitors, most of who are either yet to start or are in the early stages of developing a cryptocurrency or blockchain product. In addition, and with the appointment of BCG’s CEO, Lawrence Cummins, to the Board of Commissioners of the UN Blockchain Commission for Sustainable Development, Milestone is now more attractive for sophisticated and institutional investors. The appointment means that BCG, and consequently, the Milestone Group, will join the Commission’s global community platform 'Blockchain for Impact' as founding members. This is a highly transformative development for Milestone since the Blockchain Commission was only established on the 21 September 2017 at the United Nations General Assembly to establish a network of global leaders in the blockchain community with a focus on blockchain technology for social impact; transparency in the evolving marketplace; trust between multi-stakeholders; and, the development of an international policy agenda that accelerates progress globally and regionally. More importantly though, and when one looks at the lofty valuations of TSX and NASDAQ-listed blockchain start-ups (with no products or a blockchain platform to show for it…), Milestone is extraordinarily undervalued at £9.3m (0.55p) thereby increasing the possibility of being taken out by either a cash-rich, asset-poor rival or by Dr Para’s extensive, and well-established connections in the fintech sector. On this point, and following the failed attempt by a certain discredited online blog to besmirch the company’s credibility (in an effort to protect their short positions) we don’t expect the shares to trade at this level much longer; a material re-rating is now on the cards ahead of the company’s product launches in the new year. It's worth noting that shrewd businessmen like Para and the Ambani brothers don’t invest millions into a business unless it is on course for a substantial payout. And with so much skin in the game, investors interests are comfortably aligned with the key stakeholders who, collectively, control over 79.3 percent of the business. driver101 13 Dec '17 - 15:12 - 1833 of 1835 0 1 0 researchanalyst1 Good find good read cheers.. "One such opportunity is the London-listed Milestone Group (LON: MSG). The digital media and fintech-focussed specialist recently revealed a staggering deal with Black Cactus Global (BCG), the leading tech company with a focus on blockchain technology." |
Posted at 04/12/2017 22:51 by bearbulls Looks like BLU investors are coming over here. Blutonyblu is also researching on the LSE board. |
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