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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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One Media Ip Group Plc | LSE:OMIP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1DRDZ07 | ORD 0.5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 4.00 | 3.80 | 4.20 | 4.00 | 3.76 | 4.00 | 1,000 | 08:00:17 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Business Services, Nec | 5.13M | 438k | 0.0020 | 20.00 | 8.9M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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13/1/2014 12:28 | If any of you follow any of the One Media accounts (and Michael's) on twitter, anecdotal of course, but I think you'd get a feel that they really understand their marketplace. | microscope | |
12/1/2014 15:09 | I think the value is fair until we see signs of returns on the newer advert paid content. The sort of hit rate would be interesting (156m times watched): I wonder if the old material is really ever likely to be watched that often. Do you need to produce something that is novel, useful, topical, or quirky to catch people's attention? Does old media fit on the modern platforms? I think we're waiting to better understand. For example, would OMIP get better hit rates if they were producing videos on how to fix you IPad. I know it's not their area, but understanding what works on YouTube, etc, is important. For me it's not so much a matter of spending the available funds, it's seeing an improving ROI, indication that the company is better understanding how to leverage the modern distribution platforms. | briangeeee | |
11/1/2014 09:23 | Still loved up but wondering what the next move is with the cash OMIP had and that raised on the move to AIM. Seems fully valued until we see a largish earnings enhancing deal. C'mon OMIP!! | harrogate | |
10/1/2014 16:25 | c'mon boys - have we fallen out of love here? | m1shake | |
02/1/2014 22:22 | series of aquisitions announced 16 Dec... One Media, the music and audio digital rights acquirer, is pleased to update the market on its recent content acquisitions. In four separate transactions, amounting to a total investment of USD$100,000, One Media has acquired the following content:- (1) One Media has acquired exclusively the entire back catalogue of music and video rights to the Irish singer Rose-Marie. This exclusive deal includes over 160 tracks (24 albums) of great Irish and standard ballads. Rose-Marie is a prolific Irish performer well know within the cabaret, TV and recording circles. Within the catalogue are a host of standards including Danny Boy, Ave Maria and Abide with Me. (2) One Media has acquired exclusively under license with an on-going royalty the entire video catalogue from the Delta Leisure Group video library for digital exploitation. Over 250 programmes of trains, planes and automobiles and various special interest content including cookery, sports, fishing and keep fit instructional videos are included. All of the content will be made available through One Media's emerging video channels on YouTube and other advertising funded broadcast mediums. (3) One Media has acquired exclusively the book rights to the 'Lost Elvis Diaries' written by Aubrey Malone. The book which is a recreation of Elvis' life is written in diary form. This book deal which contains many previously unpublished photographs from Elvis' life will be offered in all formats including: electronic written publication (`Kindle' style) and via download in spoken word format for all the Group's digital stores such as iTunes, Amazon Spotify and YouTube. In addition the recordings will be offered for licensing to the traditional print industry for book reproduction and magazine/newspaper serialisation. (4) One Media invested in the High Energy/Northern Soul/Motorcity catalogues (Tropicana) originally in 2006. This deal was extended in 2010 for a period of 25 years. The Group can now report that it has taken ownership of the 2,500 soul/dance music tracks and associated videos. The catalogue contains 80s chart topping artists like Evelyn Thomas performing her number one hit 'High Energy', performances from Johnny Bristol, Barbara Pennington, Martha Reeves, Marv Johnson and the Former Ladies of the Supremes just to mention a few of the 200 artists featured within the catalogue. Commenting on the acquisitions, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Michael Infante said: "As 2013 closes it has been an exciting year of activity for One Media as it continues to add more content to its library of rights. One Media's journey from ISDX to Aim has seen a significant rise in its market capitalisation during 2013 and it continues to seek acquisition opportunities within its chosen field of audio and video content. The Company's 'Content is King' methodology continues to drive its business forward. The Company's team of dedicated staff is also growing in experience and expertise to meet the increasing digital demands required to bring nostalgic content to market." | janeann | |
27/11/2013 16:15 | Interesting comments from our non-Exec via Orchard. | microscope | |
11/11/2013 11:01 | Jamal Edwards is succeeding with YouTube - can OMIP match his success? | briangeeee | |
06/11/2013 13:29 | I can't remember how many (is it four?) but you get several waves in an uptrend, generally, is the technicians' theory. Looking at our chart I'd say from the chart we are on wave two after the little dip. Of course previous is no guarantee of future etc... It'll be interesting over the next few months to see how that plays out and i guess each case is individual to some extent, though it's amazing how even with most small stocks they follow the pattern. | microscope | |
06/11/2013 13:17 | The bubble is not at FTSE level although if you strip out resource stocks that is pretty high, it is at small cap level. A number of shares I have and watch have just taken off with no real change in outlook. Every tip in IC goes up, ditto with the papers. It is all classic stuff and will end but as you say can go on much longer than we expect. I have 600,000 of these bought at 3.25p so I am more than happy but they are no longer value. I sense a deal coming and that might drive it up again which is why I am not selling just yet. | harrogate | |
06/11/2013 13:09 | A share going up wouldn't be a share going up without harrogate fretting ;) (tongue in cheek!!). I dont know how many you've got but the mms will be pleased to see you if you do sell some or all (but good luck anyway if you do of course). I do think that if an acquisition of some substance is made, there is still significant upside. My float fair value opinion of 15p was pooh-poohed at the time, my next 12 month target of 25p (assuming that decent acquisition) I think is achieveable and the old maxim of running winners (at least until they go ridiculous, eg JCR over a pound lol ;) ) has served me well. I don't see any sign of a market bubble. FTSE was higher than this many years ago (though I don't think our share price has much atall to do with how FTSE performs, rather recognition of our business model, balance sheet, prospects and management strength). The last two market bubbles (despite the wall of worry lol) lasted a lot longer than anyone anticipated. | microscope | |
06/11/2013 13:07 | Quite a few shares going bonkers at the moment. Some warranted, some not. I've reduced here a few times now after following GHF (cheers) with the move from Plus. I've hardly sold (or bought) anything this year, but I must admit I'm hanging on for dear life at the moment and hoping to get off as soon as the music stops.... Impossible but still. I'd say we are a way into the 'mania' phase of a bull run. Just needs something to stop it now. | stegrego | |
06/11/2013 12:44 | Hi Micro, We will have to disagree on the use of the term bargain hunting at 18p that is for sure. Great to see but I think we are riding the current wave in the stockmarket that has all the signs of buying with no regard to fundamentals. It will end and I suspect with some pain so it is about timing now for me | harrogate | |
06/11/2013 12:08 | Sound recording copyrights extended to 70 years today, reckon that's very good news for us as some of our libraries date back a fair while. Good to see some bargain hunting after the tree shake the other day. Now on the website Penny Sleuth... | microscope | |
06/11/2013 11:49 | Any chance of posting it capt? | slavy | |
06/11/2013 11:25 | Long positive tip in Pennysleuth | capt bligh | |
01/11/2013 12:54 | crich. - If you look at ISDX you can see that most of today's trades are sells, but there are other imponderables: most trades are 12000 blocks, and OMIP doesn't normally trade like this. Is this an intermediary offloading for a client? Or MMs switching stuff about, dropping the price in the hope of tempting more sellers? (My records show that over the past month there are buys of more than a million to cover!) Or it could simply be that some don't want to hold post-results - more fools them! j | jswjsw | |
01/11/2013 12:45 | Delayed trades can look like buys when they're not crichtoa. And it's understandable that a few will be lured by the quick buck angle, the mms needed a proper tree shake to try and scare some out, but anyone imho looking at the slightly longer picture will see the opportunities this price presents, which I've hopefully outlined above. I think the dividend will continue to grow personally, given this company does care about its shareholders and has such a strong cash position. | microscope | |
01/11/2013 11:37 | why is this dropping when there are still way more buys than sells ?? | crichtoa |
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