Minds + Machines Share Discussion Threads

[glawsiain] 13/6/2017 13:37

Yes, Simon. Particularly interesting was his opinion that just the vip domain could be worth more than all the domains are currently valued at in MMX's books. Hinting at severe undervaluation.

[chimers] 13/6/2017 13:03

Just been tipped again by ST at the Investors Chronicle.
He states this is worth at LEAST 50% more and expects it to get there at the very least.
That would be 18p as a minimum.

[simonsaid1] 13/6/2017 12:22

Simon Thompson just tipped MMX yet again! He is really getting behind this share, haven't seen him post so frequently on a single company in a while. He's issued another Buy at 12p, noting the fabulous VIP renewals and saying it 'wouldn't be wishful thinking' to expect a 50% premium to today's share price in any corporate deal. Expect a bump up this afternoon as more readers see this. Truly the easiest buy and hold I've ever had.

[isaseeya] 12/6/2017 19:22

could of course -just be moving holdings from one account to another, avoiding tax before the buyout or merger. MMX has appointed a US investment bank to advise it after receiving informal bid approaches.

Headwaters MB will “review the various strategic options open to the company to maximise value for shareholders”, the top-level domain name specialist said in a stock exchange statement.

“The outcome of the strategic review may therefore include, but not be limited to, an acquisition by or sale/merger of the company,” it added.

Whatever way you look at it, it looks good to hold some shares here! Enjoy your evenings.

[simonsaid1] 12/6/2017 17:10

'jackson83' is another alias of our troll. Ignore.

[simonsaid1] 12/6/2017 14:42

'transhoneyqueens' is the same troll. Ignore.

[simonsaid1] 12/6/2017 14:19

So now 'hotaimstocks' changes his tone to positive and deletes all his earlier posts. What a plonker. Continue to ignore.

We already know there is a takeover or merger on the cards, since the RNS a few weeks ago confirming an investment banker has been employed to help manage incoming offers they've been receiving.

[isaseeya] 12/6/2017 13:33

Wow something big gonna happen. Time to take advantage

[simonsaid1] 12/6/2017 12:42

Exactly Chimers, and given the operating strength of the business, and the way directors tend to be, I can't see them settling for just a percent or two above their strike price. They'll be looking for 20p+ at least, I suspect mid 20s, or else they won't bother selling - they don't *need* to sell, as the company has low operating costs and is bringing in good money.

[chimers] 12/6/2017 12:32

Directors will want a profit over and above the 16p strike price of their options.
Enjoy.