RED Leopard Share Discussion Threads

[chimers] 21/3/2017 08:14

His bank manager ?

[mostro] 21/3/2017 08:13

now .43 / .48 Someone must like Toby Boy!!!!!!!!!!!

[chasingprofits] 21/3/2017 08:01

Chimers - lets not forget the winners he has been involved with too.

[mostro] 21/3/2017 07:41

Maybe he was paying his wife and children way too much! for work they never did, all the rage these days!!

[chimers] 21/3/2017 07:33

No doubt he was 'only following orders'

[mostro] 21/3/2017 07:27

I am a little concerned to have a new CEO whom was previously head of Afren..
I lost over £10k on that debacle, as did many other investors lose out big...
Time will tell!!

[oilbuy] 21/3/2017 07:26

Very interesting !

[strongbuy] 21/3/2017 07:16

looks like there is a deal just around the corner, obviously this could send the stock a whole lot higher

[chasingprofits] 21/3/2017 07:12

V. Interesting appointment.

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Appointment of New Director

Red Leopard is pleased to announce that Mr Toby Hayward has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the Company with immediate effect.

Toby, aged 58, qualified as a Chartered Accountant with Touche Ross & Co in 1984 and subsequently held a number of senior equity capital market positions in London. Mr. Hayward was formerly Managing Director and Head of Corporate Broking at Jefferies International Limited, prior to this he was Head of Oil and Gas Equity Capital Markets at Canaccord Adams. He has also previously held the positions of Chairman and Non-Executive Director at Severfield plc and Non-Executive Director and Interim CEO at Afren plc.

Commenting on his appointment, Toby said "I am delighted to be joining Red Leopard as Chief Executive Officer. There are a significant number of exciting opportunities in a variety of sectors, including natural resources, exposure to which would be highly advantageous to Red Leopard which I hope our shareholders can benefit from."

[strongbuy] 21/3/2017 07:10

something big is brewing here

[graaaham] 20/3/2017 21:42

I get the feeling it has a long way to go!!

[olly1972] 20/3/2017 20:56

Another up day....

[skiboy10] 17/3/2017 19:47

Two and a half year high

[strongbuy] 17/3/2017 16:49

So it looks like this one could be mammoth, lets wait and see what the deal is !

[chasingprofits] 17/3/2017 13:30

Have decided to top up - still feel news can't be far off.

[skiboy10] 17/3/2017 13:28

Ticking up again

[skiboy10] 16/3/2017 20:23

If one goes back to my original piece looking at ‘How to Make Money Out of A Chris Akers Stock’ I set out the five stages of the investment lifecycle. Red Leopard is very much at the first step, namely: “Find a business that is in a market that is indisputably large and/or potentially large and is fast growing.”

Hype and excitement can go a long way at this stage. This is almost pre-step one in fact as the investment hasn’t been made yet; however, to be fair to Chris, he has put £250,000 of his own money into this which carries a lot of weight.

As anticipated, the share price has steadily increased from 0.26p as I wrote previously to a current share price of 0.35, albeit with a chunky spread as it is still relatively illiquid. However, the fun part is still to come and that is the investment announcement itself. I am assuming that Chris has something up his sleeve and I have no doubt that, as with podcasting, e-sports and virtual reality, he will pick an industry that is, or could become, huge but is still some way off maturity so that one can big up the potential. Hard to guess obviously but looking at his Twitter feed, I wouldn’t be surprised to see something in the artificial intelligence space.

So even though the current market cap is looking a bit punchy at this level at over £3 million, I expect the news flow as and when it comes to give it another boost and will then reassess.

[skiboy10] 16/3/2017 19:56

Red Leopard Holdings and EVR Holdings – how to make money at different stages of the Akers investment lifecycle

By Cynical Bear | Thursday 16 March 2017

Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from ShareProphets). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.

Following my recommendation on Red Leopard earlier this month, I thought I’d follow up with a compare and contrast of Akers related stocks looking at the different phases of the investment lifecycle and how to make money at those different stages.

If one goes back to my original piece looking at ‘How to Make Money Out of A Chris Akers Stock’ I set out the five stages of the investment lifecycle. Red Leopard is very much at the first step, namely: “Find a business that is in a market that is indisputably large and/or potentially large and is fast growing.”

Hype and excitement can go a long way at this stage. This is almost pre-step one in fact as the investment hasn’t been made yet; however, to be fair to Chris, he has put £250,000 of his own money into this which carries a lot of weight.

As anticipated, the share price has steadily increased from 0.26p as I wrote previously to a current share price of 0.35, albeit with a chunky spread as it is still relatively illiquid. However, the fun part is still to come and that is the investment announcement itself. I am assuming that Chris has something up his sleeve and I have no doubt that, as with podcasting, e-sports and virtual reality, he will pick an industry that is, or could become, huge but is still some way off maturity so that one can big up the potential. Hard to guess obviously but looking at his Twitter feed, I wouldn’t be surprised to see something in the artificial intelligence space.

So even though the current market cap is looking a bit punchy at this level at over £3 million, I expect the news flow as and when it comes to give it another boost and will then reassess.

In contrast, EVR Holdings (EVRH) is very much at the latter end of Stage 2 (the “ramp the hell out of it” stage) and is currently trading at 11.25p giving it a fully diluted enterprise value of around £120 million.

I may be a Luddite but I just don’t get it and maybe I’m getting twitchy by the shenanigans at the “C” stock but there are a couple of things I can’t fathom.

First, why won’t it launch its virtual reality product? When it came to the market last May, it talked of needing to get to the market quickly as there would be a land grab which makes perfect sense; however, now Anthony Matchett talks of waiting “until the market is ready”. Ready for what? Just get the bloody thing out there.

Its competitors don’t seem to need to wait for the market to be ready. It is interesting to compare and contrast the home pages of NextVR, JauntVR and EVR Holdings’ business, MelodyVR. The latter merely saying that it’s “Coming Soon”. The results this week talked vaguely about a 2017 launch but that further refinements were being made to the app.

My second concern is its relative lack of funds. Its venture capital rivals have tens of millions of dollars to build a business and brand whereas EVR Holdings will have less than £3 million in the bank at the moment. Its results this week talked about global expansion which sounds great but that’s nowhere near enough cash for that together with the marketing that will be needed as and when they finally launch the app. Why isn’t it raising money while its market cap is so high to give itself a war chest to tackle the market properly?

It just gets my spidey senses tingling and, for me, this is now getting very close to short territory as a way of making money, if one can find some borrow.

It would be remiss of me not to touch on Concha (CHA) in this piece which appears to be at the end of the lifecycle following the recent disappointing news relating to its investment in Ve Interactive. Don’t think it’s possible to make money at this stage with this one unfortunately, I just hope that you got out near the top a year or so ago.

- See more at: hxxp://www.shareprophets.com/views/27851/red-leopard-holdings-and-evr-holdings-how-to-make-money-at-different-stages-of-the-akers-investment-lifecycle#sthash.RX5tf1C7.dpuf

[twodegrees] 16/3/2017 17:52

thank you
graaham

[graaaham] 16/3/2017 16:49

Yes Two, these are warrants that were issued ages ago, so the company gets some money, and they will have been sold already, so the price is now free to rise.

[twodegrees] 16/3/2017 16:24

is it a good sign that warrants are being changed to shares?????????