Rhythmone Share Discussion Threads

[jonc] 25/9/2018 10:26

After Zorko's Arthur Andersen experience I hope he knows that not all debit balances are assets and that not all credit balances are revenues.

[alex1621] 25/9/2018 10:14

And ... more importantly ... what happened to Geh2? Will we next see him in an episode of Banged Up Abroad?

[jonc] 25/9/2018 10:13

Yes. Short to zero.

[alex1621] 25/9/2018 10:11

Zorko, the 66 year old Young Turk? Any views on the tepid market reaction?

[precinct14] 25/9/2018 10:03

Such a get up and go company of cutting edge Young Turks. Mark the two Marks combined ages, which reach just below the current share price Eric, giving his mates a last go at shoving their snouts in the trough before they trundle off into the sunset.

Meanwhile, Berky fills his mustard-coloured y-fronts with what may or may not be fig jam, as he repeatedly screams "40%er ahoy!" from the confines of his padded cell timeshare.

[1gw] 25/9/2018 09:44

That might be "adjusted" pbt loaf. Better than adjusted ebitda, but not as good as statutory pbt.

[loafofbread] 25/9/2018 09:31

lu,

I'm well aware of the difference.

From memory full year forecasts are $56M EBITDA, approx $40M+ PBT.

PE of 5.

[luafc] 25/9/2018 09:26

loaf:

1) EBITDA is not PBT. The former is before charges for interest, depreciation, amortisation, and taxation. Except for taxation, PBT is after those charges.

2) P/E is derived from Earnings or Profits AFTER taxation.

It is not clear whether RTHM have made earnings after all charges including taxation, because information in their trading updates is limited.

[barkboo] 25/9/2018 09:25

JohnnC - your name comes up on every RTHM thread, and at very close intervals, how worried are you?

Is sikhthetech posting? lol TLY off to a flying start.

[jonc] 25/9/2018 09:20

I note that Zorko has experience with Arthur Andersen.I wonder what happened to them.Just the right sort of background for R1.

[jonc] 25/9/2018 08:49

This update confirms my views that TuMe was a dog and still is.

[seball] 25/9/2018 08:47

Patience will be rewarded. I'm buying on any weakness. Expecting this is bottom and will rise after todays update.

[loafofbread] 25/9/2018 08:44

Wandisco half years today.

Cap £250M!
Rev $9M (less than last year)
Loss $7M

Was valued at £500M few months back.

The market is ballocks at times.

[seball] 25/9/2018 08:43

Have you a link Loaf? Thanks

Whitman have strong buy and £7.70 out.

Strong cash position.
Likely cash return.
Small bolt ons.
PE 5!

No reason not to hit full year targets. Screaming buy.

[barkboo] 25/9/2018 08:38

The share price will go up nicely during the day - the guys pulling the strings..have had most of them cut today!

The day will finish a good bit higher - scaffolders are taking this reaction on!!!

[jonc] 25/9/2018 08:38

No profits.Declining turnover.Screaming sell.Shirt to zero.

[loafofbread] 25/9/2018 08:36

Whitman have strong buy and £7.70 out.

Strong cash position.
Likely cash return.
Small bolt ons.
PE 5!

No reason not to hit full year targets. Screaming buy.

[jonc] 25/9/2018 08:35

For a P/E ratio you need profits.Sit down and ready yourself for a shock.There are no profits on GAAP basis.

[jonc] 25/9/2018 08:33

How is the fig jam going down berkers?Mind you don't choke.......

[loafofbread] 25/9/2018 08:33

Midas/1GW,

Yes, £7.70 as before.

It goes on to say cash position must be improving strongly. Only a matter of time until cash return to shareholders. Small bolt ons may happen.

P/E of 5 for the year

Cheap as chips.

(1gw, $20M! Rings a bell.)

[grahamwales] 25/9/2018 08:28

They probably own shares and are pumping it in order to sell lol