Minds + Machines Share Discussion Threads

[la forge] 21/9/2017 16:21

ARE WE DUE A RNS SOON

disclosable event is as a result of the acquisition
of Hargreave Hale Limited by Canaccord Genuity Group
Inc., through its wholly-owned subsidiary Canaccord
Genuity Wealth Group Holdings (Jersey) Limited.

[grupo guitarlumber] 21/9/2017 14:33

1hopefultrader
21 Sep '17 - 13:25 - 985 of 986 0 0
This board is doing my brain in. So much misinformation and anything good is swamped, I am so tempted to just sell my shares and move on to avoid it


NOW THATS BEING HOPEFUL


ONLY 5 DAYS TO GO

[1hopefultrader] 21/9/2017 13:25

This board is doing my brain in. So much misinformation and anything good is swamped, I am so tempted to just sell my shares and move on to avoid it.

[ariane] 20/9/2017 20:15

TUESDAY 26TH

[ariane] 20/9/2017 20:11

Who Are The Top Investors In Minds + Machines Group Limited (AIM:MMX)?
Sebastian Eder September 21, 2017

In this analysis, my focus will be on developing a perspective on Minds + Machines Group Limited’s (AIM:MMX) latest ownership structure, a less discussed, but important factor. When it comes to ownership structure of a company, the impact has been observed in both the long-and short-term performance of shares. The effect of an active institutional investor with a similar ownership as a passive pension-fund can be vastly different on a company’s corporate governance and accountability to shareholders. While this may be more interesting for long-term investors, short-term investors can also benefit by paying attention to when these institutions trade in order to take advantage of the heightened volatility. Now I will analyze MMX’s shareholder registry in more detail.
Check out our latest analysis for Minds + Machines Group
AIM:MMX Ownership Summary Sep 21st 17
AIM:MMX Ownership Summary Sep 21st 17
Institutional Ownership
With an institutional ownership of 52.80%, MMX can face volatile stock price movements if institutions execute block trades on the open market, more so, when there are relatively small amounts of shares available on the market to trade However, as not all institutions are alike, such high volatility events, especially in the short-term, have been more frequently linked to active market participants like hedge funds. For MMX shareholders, the potential of this type of share price volatility shouldn’t be as concerning as hedge fund ownership is is not significant,indicating few chances of such sudden price moves. While that hardly seems concerning, I will explore further into MMX’s ownership type to find out how it can affect the company’s investment profile.
Insider Ownership
I find insiders are another important group of stakeholders, who are directly involved in making key decisions related to the use of capital. In essence, insider ownership is more about the alignment of shareholders’ interests with the management. MMX insiders hold a not-so-significant 4.22% stake in the company, which somewhat aligns their interests with that of shareholders. However, a higher level of insider ownership has been linked to management executing on high-returning projects instead of expansion projects for the sake of apparent growth. It would also be interesting to check what insiders have been doing with their shareholding recently. Insider buying can be a positive indicator of future performance, but a selling decision can be simply driven by personal financial requirements.
General Public Ownership
A big stake of 42.99% in MMX is held by the general public. With this size of ownership, retail investors can collectively play a role in major company policies that affect shareholders returns, including executive remuneration and the appointment of directors. They can also exercise the power to decline an acquisition or merger that may not improve profitability.
Final words

MMX’s considerably high level of institutional ownership calls for further analysis into its margin of safety. This is to avoid getting trapped in a sustained sell-off that is often observed in stocks with this level of institutional participation. However, other important factors we must never forget to assess are the fundamentals. I recommend you take a look at our latest free analysis report on Minds + Machines Group to see MMX’s fundamentals and whether it could be considered an undervalued opportunity.

[ariane] 20/9/2017 20:10

Who Are The Top Investors In Minds + Machines Group Limited (AIM:MMX)?
Sebastian Eder September 21, 2017

In this analysis, my focus will be on developing a perspective on Minds + Machines Group Limited’s (AIM:MMX) latest ownership structure, a less discussed, but important factor. When it comes to ownership structure of a company, the impact has been observed in both the long-and short-term performance of shares. The effect of an active institutional investor with a similar ownership as a passive pension-fund can be vastly different on a company’s corporate governance and accountability to shareholders. While this may be more interesting for long-term investors, short-term investors can also benefit by paying attention to when these institutions trade in order to take advantage of the heightened volatility. Now I will analyze MMX’s shareholder registry in more detail.
Check out our latest analysis for Minds + Machines Group
AIM:MMX Ownership Summary Sep 21st 17
AIM:MMX Ownership Summary Sep 21st 17
Institutional Ownership
With an institutional ownership of 52.80%, MMX can face volatile stock price movements if institutions execute block trades on the open market, more so, when there are relatively small amounts of shares available on the market to trade However, as not all institutions are alike, such high volatility events, especially in the short-term, have been more frequently linked to active market participants like hedge funds. For MMX shareholders, the potential of this type of share price volatility shouldn’t be as concerning as hedge fund ownership is is not significant,indicating few chances of such sudden price moves. While that hardly seems concerning, I will explore further into MMX’s ownership type to find out how it can affect the company’s investment profile.
Insider Ownership
I find insiders are another important group of stakeholders, who are directly involved in making key decisions related to the use of capital. In essence, insider ownership is more about the alignment of shareholders’ interests with the management. MMX insiders hold a not-so-significant 4.22% stake in the company, which somewhat aligns their interests with that of shareholders. However, a higher level of insider ownership has been linked to management executing on high-returning projects instead of expansion projects for the sake of apparent growth. It would also be interesting to check what insiders have been doing with their shareholding recently. Insider buying can be a positive indicator of future performance, but a selling decision can be simply driven by personal financial requirements.
General Public Ownership
A big stake of 42.99% in MMX is held by the general public. With this size of ownership, retail investors can collectively play a role in major company policies that affect shareholders returns, including executive remuneration and the appointment of directors. They can also exercise the power to decline an acquisition or merger that may not improve profitability.
Final words

MMX’s considerably high level of institutional ownership calls for further analysis into its margin of safety. This is to avoid getting trapped in a sustained sell-off that is often observed in stocks with this level of institutional participation. However, other important factors we must never forget to assess are the fundamentals. I recommend you take a look at our latest free analysis report on Minds + Machines Group to see MMX’s fundamentals and whether it could be considered an undervalued opportunity.

[ariane] 20/9/2017 20:10

Who Are The Top Investors In Minds + Machines Group Limited (AIM:MMX)?
Sebastian Eder September 21, 2017

In this analysis, my focus will be on developing a perspective on Minds + Machines Group Limited’s (AIM:MMX) latest ownership structure, a less discussed, but important factor. When it comes to ownership structure of a company, the impact has been observed in both the long-and short-term performance of shares. The effect of an active institutional investor with a similar ownership as a passive pension-fund can be vastly different on a company’s corporate governance and accountability to shareholders. While this may be more interesting for long-term investors, short-term investors can also benefit by paying attention to when these institutions trade in order to take advantage of the heightened volatility. Now I will analyze MMX’s shareholder registry in more detail.
Check out our latest analysis for Minds + Machines Group
AIM:MMX Ownership Summary Sep 21st 17
AIM:MMX Ownership Summary Sep 21st 17
Institutional Ownership
With an institutional ownership of 52.80%, MMX can face volatile stock price movements if institutions execute block trades on the open market, more so, when there are relatively small amounts of shares available on the market to trade However, as not all institutions are alike, such high volatility events, especially in the short-term, have been more frequently linked to active market participants like hedge funds. For MMX shareholders, the potential of this type of share price volatility shouldn’t be as concerning as hedge fund ownership is is not significant,indicating few chances of such sudden price moves. While that hardly seems concerning, I will explore further into MMX’s ownership type to find out how it can affect the company’s investment profile.
Insider Ownership
I find insiders are another important group of stakeholders, who are directly involved in making key decisions related to the use of capital. In essence, insider ownership is more about the alignment of shareholders’ interests with the management. MMX insiders hold a not-so-significant 4.22% stake in the company, which somewhat aligns their interests with that of shareholders. However, a higher level of insider ownership has been linked to management executing on high-returning projects instead of expansion projects for the sake of apparent growth. It would also be interesting to check what insiders have been doing with their shareholding recently. Insider buying can be a positive indicator of future performance, but a selling decision can be simply driven by personal financial requirements.
General Public Ownership
A big stake of 42.99% in MMX is held by the general public. With this size of ownership, retail investors can collectively play a role in major company policies that affect shareholders returns, including executive remuneration and the appointment of directors. They can also exercise the power to decline an acquisition or merger that may not improve profitability.
Final words

MMX’s considerably high level of institutional ownership calls for further analysis into its margin of safety. This is to avoid getting trapped in a sustained sell-off that is often observed in stocks with this level of institutional participation. However, other important factors we must never forget to assess are the fundamentals. I recommend you take a look at our latest free analysis report on Minds + Machines Group to see MMX’s fundamentals and whether it could be considered an undervalued opportunity.

[hjb1] 20/9/2017 19:37

look, the business is in good shape so ultimately the share price will go higher, regardless of buyouts or mergers or whatever, it's quite simple.
Vip alone will more than cover ALL the business expenses , so work that one out and what it means.....if you can?

[hjb1] 20/9/2017 19:26

HOTAIR
Hjb1 - so you now think the investor that sold 2.95 million shares on 15th and maybe a lot more is a lemming ? Or maybe he knows something more than the other lemmings left waiting for the never ending story and always this time jam next year broken record .. Let's see if 2018 brings home the cake











I think you will find they are NOT all sells, so do be quiet!

[isaseeya] 20/9/2017 13:55

isaseeya20 Sep '17 - 13:35 - 5126 of 5127 0 0 Edit

Results are unlikely to be as good as last year, but that is priced in. Interested parties obviously saw something here even if no deal was announced. As we share some domains with google inc. and they were one of the bidders for .VIP before it proved to be such a money machine, I would not rule anything out here. At this price it is certainly worth the investment as the reward far outweighs the risk. For me it is buy and I will be holding my shares until either the company is bought out or it has a chance for the bottom line to flourish. Either way it will be worth more than current share price in time.

hotaimstocks20 Sep '17 - 13:41 - 5127 of 5127 0 0

Maybe - but did you miss the huge 3 million shares sold on 15th ??? .. Just maybe a news leak . Why sell then unless he knows something ..STRONG SELL

isaseeya

Yes I saw the share priced dropped 10% and then recovered back 5% before stabilizing, I would suggest some panicked and sold too cheap. If Google or Donnuts are involved this would be huge for MMX. If it turns out to be Cnic merger or chinese take over then hard to tell. All I know is Google have wanted a slice of the chinese market and buying MMX gives them not only .vip. But as they are also applicants in a few of MMX other domains and are some of the applicants for MMX contested domains, they win on all counts. Google could easily pay multiples of current market cap and get exactly what they desire. On the other hand if nothing happens then I expect MMX to continue to perform strongly, the last month alone has been great for the company let alone the next 8. For me it is worth holding and waiting to find out.

[isaseeya] 20/9/2017 13:35

Results are unlikely to be as good as last year, but that is priced in. Interested parties obviously saw something here even if no deal was announced. As we share some domains with google inc. and they were one of the bidders for .VIP before it proved to be such a money machine, I would not rule anything out here. At this price it is certainly worth the investment as the reward far outweighs the risk. For me it is buy and I will be holding my shares until either the company is bought out or it has a chance for the bottom line to flourish. Either way it will be worth more than current share price in time.

[hjb1] 20/9/2017 09:55

I expect the lemmings will be out when figures for half year are well down on last year.Then of course we Know all that as has been explained in RNS's but I am looking for good forward guidance as that is what matters.