Motive Television Share Discussion Threads

[cautious7] 09/3/2016 07:42

HI

IS THIS ONE STILL A "10 BAGGER"??

REGARDS

C7 = ROFL

[thegrumpster] 08/3/2016 21:24

Seems odd that the rabid rampers/company stooges are still going hell for leather on LSE.

Perhaps Len and Co are hopeful of some kind of "continuation" after they've slammed the door on MTV's current investors?

Be nice for them to resurrect such an outstanding gravy train, for a few more years. Maybe that is what they are trying to sort out now.

After all they now have hoovering out investors pockets down to a fine art, and it would be such a shame to waste those hard won skills, or such shallow thinking, blinkered, foaming at the mouth posters....or stooges that are so committed to their cause.

What a waste.

[tookers] 08/3/2016 16:52

Brandy

Vote John Leslie

[brandy5911] 08/3/2016 16:38

Gay boys Vote KKK

[tookers] 08/3/2016 13:02

Brandy = Trashbag

[beadwindow] 08/3/2016 12:24

I saw you on Channel 5 last night - you've put a few pounds on. Carry on Camping but no mention of TTV - they must of cut your big push for Len out. Entertaining stuff though....nice monkey by the way. Loving the RN school thing as well - you must be very proud. Seen more military like CCF units. Comical.

[tookers] 08/3/2016 09:42

Grumpster, you read that in the Daily Sport?
On the contrary, the company did acquire CLN from Citigroup back in January, check the Companies House filings.

[thegrumpster] 07/3/2016 20:35

"Motive Television follows Powa out of the picture

Nic Fildes
Published at 12:01AM, February 24 2016

Only days after Powa Technologies collapsed into administration, another British technology company has fallen into bankruptcy.

Motive Television, which develops software for the broadcasting industry, said that it had appointed Quantuma as its administrator after suspending its shares last week.

The AIM-listed company said this month that Sanlam Securities, its nomad, had resigned. It raised £350,000 in September but has not had the funds to buy back convertible loan notes, forcing it into administration. ...."

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Anyone care to post this on Lse for the benefit of East-ender?


Note their choice of words:

"...another British technology company has fallen into bankruptcy."

The words "MTV" and "bankrupt" have been out there since February 24th.

[brandy5911] 07/3/2016 09:33

Vote UKIP scum out

[tookers] 07/3/2016 07:05

Brandy, keep twiddling your tash lad, you'll figure it out one day.

[gavinbell] 07/3/2016 00:50

FYI

platinum price been rising from $800 last in Jan and now nearing $1000.

JLP is way undervalued with large platinum mine worth 3bn (see website) and already starting the production this month (hence no more placing as already generating cash).

see how LMI/Lonmin moving up on the back of platinum price, and Lonmin has 3bn assets and mcap already about 500m.

JLP mine worth 3bn and yet mcap only 30m!

look at the 5 yrs chart of JLP, its about to repeat itself. JLP is next to move imho.

[thegrumpster] 05/3/2016 20:02

My view on the rampers still doing the biz on Lse, is that their final job is to keep hope alive as long as possible, so that the penny only drops very very slowly.

By the time listed MTV, the boards and the stooges disappear off into the sunset for good, nearly everyone has given up and just one or two are posting per day.

Much better than a short sharp shock to a whole lot of long suffering shareholders. Who knows what that would produce?

Best to play it safe.

Good thinking Len.

[thegrumpster] 05/3/2016 19:31

Still waiting for Bryan Foss to tweet recognition of his well paid part in the downfall of MTV.

Come on Bryan.......Don't be shy.

[thegrumpster] 05/3/2016 19:24

The Times......"bankruptcy"?

Perhaps someone from Lse should e-mail The Times with the real state of affairs?


They seem to have missed Len, Mike and Bryan's last little karaoke number:



It is a pity that Investegate and the LSE no longer allow appropriate youtube clips with every RNS.





My 11p's worth. FWIW.

Ta Ta Len and Co. You will not be forgotten.