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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Mobile Streams Plc | LSE:MOS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0WJ3L68 | ORD 0.01P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.0025 | -5.56% | 0.0425 | 0.04 | 0.045 | 0.045 | 0.0425 | 0.05 | 6,094,158 | 08:01:13 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Communications Services, Nec | 1.82M | -3.79M | -0.0007 | -0.57 | 2.13M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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25/3/2021 07:48 | Hippo - they didn’t need to sell the company to MOS - they could have kept the future gains for themselves | knigel | |
25/3/2021 07:46 | Personal gain? Get another hobby mate. You're not suited to investing. | hodhasharon | |
25/3/2021 07:37 | That's one way of getting £1.5m out of the company for personal gain......massive conflict of interest, dressed up as advantageous for shareholders. | hippo | |
25/3/2021 07:36 | Like I said when the contract was announced - more than one nest being feathered here. Peeps need to take leopards for leopards. Related party transactions within related party transactions. Fortune favours the "bold". At least this cleans it up a bit and makes it more explicit for those who haven't been following along from the beginning. Valuing Krunch at circa 6 x revenues. No point at looking at earnings multiple because it is such a young company itself. The whole thing sits better with me this side of the RNS because it does, in my view, now have greater integrity (I use that word advisably) But as always - just a view. Now lets let it unfold - should be an interesting growth story in which the old MOS business gets a polish off and the data gets well leveraged. G. | garth | |
25/3/2021 07:30 | We raised the money to secure our future. A greater slice of ongoing profits will be ours too. These aren't BAU running costs we're covering, it's acquisition of a strategic component. Win Win! | hodhasharon | |
25/3/2021 07:26 | Yes, the big point I noticed - if revenue goes though the roof - the recent share issues will make sense and be justified - but I hope there are no more share issues for a while - perhaps a share consolidation is in the works? | knigel | |
25/3/2021 07:26 | Great move! Fully support it. | hodhasharon | |
25/3/2021 07:23 | Sometimes the nuggets are buried behind the headlines. The chairman's comments infer that expected revenues in 2022 will be at least £1.5m by stating that the cost of the initial consideration would be payable to Krunch under the old revenue sharing arrangement in 2022 alone. That's a 6 fold increase in revenues from here! | blueblood | |
25/3/2021 07:22 | It seems to me krunch was set up on mos expense now sold for 1.5 million to mos having spent little money of theirs, win win for krunch shareholders mainly mos ceo Mark with 33% stake....Ghastly.... | hamidahamida | |
25/3/2021 07:19 | So the money has gone to an acquisition. Its a good fit and I reckon there is still more news to come. | hsdeo | |
25/3/2021 07:17 | Dean, they just raised £2 million so I suspect when they acquire the remaining 51% it will either be in cash or a mixture of cash/shares like this time.. | knigel | |
25/3/2021 07:12 | Mobile Streams plc, the AIM quoted mobile content and data intelligence company, is pleased to announce that it has reached agreement to acquire a 49% interest in KrunchData Limited ("Krunch") for GBP735,000, comprising GBP500,000 cash and 90,384,615 Ordinary Shares issued at 0.26p each (being the closing market price on 24 March), with an option to acquire the remaining 51% at any time in the next two years for GBP765,000 (together the "Transaction").In the next two years. An issue of shares will pay for this. | deanharris1989 | |
25/3/2021 07:09 | MobileStreams issues shares like sweets.Imagine how many are going to be issued over the next year looking at how many have been issued just recently!Wages - paid in shares. Company bought - using 90M of shares. 800M shares issued to fund raise.MobileStreams views our invested cash as an endless pot. | deanharris1989 | |
25/3/2021 06:45 | Like where? ebay had about 50 users for the first couple of years. | hodhasharon | |
25/3/2021 06:44 | In trying to understand the integrity of the bod and company prospects, does anyone else wonder if the emperor has any clothes? If the alleged product is so wonderful why isn't it taking off elsewhere? | x1000 | |
24/3/2021 10:49 | Right BoD what did you need money for...over to Mark to provide some answers now! | blueblood | |
24/3/2021 10:23 | I am accumulating more and hoping to buy more, 10m shares would be great to have. | hsdeo | |
24/3/2021 09:58 | I think they might be buying a bolt on for the legacy games operation, maybe even a games developer, we will have to wait and see whether the ball lands in red or black. China deals will be announced in weeks and so will what the cash is for imo also South America role out to be announced as well, i doubled up on black while its back down. GLA | brut winky | |
23/3/2021 19:45 | Why the placing... That's the 1.6Billion shares question. Based on available information, it's senseless as a business decision, selfish as a personal decision and reckless as an ethical decision. Let's just pray that the chairman and CEO will be able to deliver on their plans and promises so that institutions can see long-term value in the business and mop-up the deluge of shares. I have no confidence whatsoever in the house broker and current beneficiaries of the fundraising who are mostly short-term opportunists that will be offloading at 0.5p and at 1p. One of them was desperately selling at a ridiculous price of 0.22 last week in order to take advantage of the offer. This kind of action has a multiplier effect on the share price. You may now need to double your holding and half your expectations, or you may half your holding and quadruple your expectations. Obviously, the BOD has yielded to pressure from the door bangers and gone for the former, it's just a numbers game for the proponents. Let's pray for divine intervention, that business goes to plan and we are ever valued at 400m; then the max we can ever reach is 18p or 70 bagger, the 100 baggers have been forfeited. So MOS can not achieve that special status of the exclusive archivers like ARB. So the question is, was the funding needed for MOS to archive its goals, or was it done to satisfy the door bangers? When you have money and looking for where to spend it, you must be careful of bad decisions - It's true for businesses, and true for individuals. Otherwise, the bangers will return with a new idea of consolidating the existing shares and having new fundraising (mathematically, that's fractionalisation of shares; but in reality, it's decimation of share price; as the market makers drag the shares back to its familiar territory). AIM BODs are mostly gullible and fall for the numbers game in exchange for peanuts. Let's hope this funding is the last one ever and the business is self-sustaining, going from strength to strength. | daniel | |
23/3/2021 18:17 | Why the placing.. expansion or acquisition..either will boost our growth | petersmith6 | |
23/3/2021 17:16 | It was £2.2m and they have over £3m in cash now. No need for that level of funding without major expansion plans. | blueblood | |
23/3/2021 16:30 | hazl I've been very honest about this share. It has cost me quite a lot of money and I think some people need the wool removing from their eyes | volsung | |
23/3/2021 16:27 | So much for them saying they were fully funded and would not be coming back to the market.If they are short of funds £200,000 isn't going to last long. | mcpaulas | |
23/3/2021 13:38 | A few more days of churn and/or news and this will start moving back up. Very limited downside risk at this level IMO. | parob |
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