Minds + Machines Share Discussion Threads

[simonsaid1] 26/6/2017 09:49

Bakky, it appears he's actually another alias of our resident troll. I've added him to the list and reported to ADVFN and MMX.

Get a new job, Dave, nobody's buying your nonsense.

[hjb1] 26/6/2017 09:38

so james bought 20k shares @ 11.95p + costs and now wants to sell today at 12.33p..so a grand total profit of .............wait for it...........£76 less trading costs...ha ha! wow! big time player is james ha ha!! don't spend it all at once now, put some away in your piggy bank like mommy and daddy always told you..ha ha!!
Why do advfn entertain morons like this????

[simonsaid1] 26/6/2017 09:23

Yes, please sell your shares right now, at a time of record success for the company and just before the M&A announcement. I would like to buy your shares at a nice low price.

You're the least researched troll I've come across here. If you honestly think the price is 'flatlining' you are clearly not looking at actual charts or news and are just trolling. Do us all a favour and get lost.

[chimers] 19/6/2017 20:00

Here is the latest from the Investors Chronicle , well worth subscribing as you would get this info live as its posted on their site.

" Mind the valuation gap

I revisited the investment case of Minds + Machines (MMX:12p), a service provider in the domain name industry focused on the new top-level domain (TLD) space, when I updated my 2016 Bargain Shares Portfolio in an online column last month ('Corporate activity boosts Bargain shares', 31 May 2017).

At the time the board had just appointed US investment bank, Headwaters MB, to review various strategic options to maximise value for shareholders including an acquisition by or sale/merger of the company and one that I fully expect to value the equity way in excess of the 13p a share Goldstream Capital Management paid last year for its 6 per cent stake. Goldstream is owned by Hony Capital, a leading Chinese private equity company.

I have good reason to think this way as the company has just revealed that first year renewals of its .vip domain are running at around 70 per cent, well ahead of competing Chinese-focused new TLDs, and suggesting significant hidden value in an asset which accounted for 59 per cent of the company's gross billings last year. In fact, analyst Harold Evans at brokerage finnCap believes that even if the .vip domains under management are only maintained at the current level of 824,000 then this could generate $8.8m (£6.9m) of annual billings, and suggests a valuation of £57m for .vip alone.

To put that valuation into perspective, Minds + Machines' entire portfolio of 29 TLDs including .vip is only in the books at $45.6m, or £36m. If a valuation for .vip of that order can be achieved, and there is absolutely no guarantee of this, then Minds + Machines' current market capitalisation of £84m is woefully undervaluing the other 28 TLDs in its portfolio. The company also has net funds of £12m, a sum worth 1.7p a share.

So, although the shares are 50 per cent higher than when I included them in my 2016 Bargain Shares Portfolio, it's not wishful thinking for a valuation 50 per cent higher still in the event of a major corporate transaction taking place.

Buy."

[simonsaid1] 19/6/2017 18:25

A persistent seller does not make a jot of difference to the ongoing M&A discussions and the continued success of the company. But I strongly suspect you may be involved and using a holding to try to spook the market. I am keeping a record of all of your posts from now on so you can't delete them.

'my fears are correct another huge 500k sell ?? shocking as lack of news will drag the share price lower as investors panic.... the 4.03PM 500K SELLERS STRIKES AGAIN .....'

Screenshot taken too. Watching your activities closely as are MMX and ADVFN.

[simonsaid1] 19/6/2017 16:31

Enough. Go outside, Dave.

[simonsaid1] 19/6/2017 16:31

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(Lol)

[simonsaid1] 19/6/2017 16:04

Lol, share price spikes >30% in 3 weeks, and this guy wonders why someone is selling.

They're taking profits, idiot - lots of people do that when a share price rockets. This does not mean they have some 'insider knowledge' that it's about to collapse. You're clutching at straws.

Of course, this comment will make no sense, because 'hotaimstocks' will edit his post to '.' in 5... 4... 3... 2... 1...

[chimers] 19/6/2017 15:51

Why should you care , you cant afford any shares so.......