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XLM Xlmedia Plc

13.00
-0.25 (-1.89%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Xlmedia Plc LSE:XLM London Ordinary Share JE00BH6XDL31 ORD USD0.000001
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.25 -1.89% 13.00 12.50 13.50 13.25 13.00 13.25 169,755 11:54:04
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Advertising, Nec 73.74M -9.44M -0.0359 -3.62 34.14M
Xlmedia Plc is listed in the Advertising sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker XLM. The last closing price for Xlmedia was 13.25p. Over the last year, Xlmedia shares have traded in a share price range of 6.00p to 14.075p.

Xlmedia currently has 262,586,405 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Xlmedia is £34.14 million. Xlmedia has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.62.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
09/11/2017
14:54
Fine igoe but where is the video?
pshevlin
09/11/2017
14:38
Heres another link via his twitter site, XlM one of his top buys/ tips at the moment.
igoe104
09/11/2017
14:31
Thanks Panic Investor.
rhubarbcrumble
09/11/2017
13:59
Great top up opportunity very soon. Just waiting ready to go ?
esther1975
09/11/2017
13:50
Replace xx with tt
panic investor
09/11/2017
13:43
igoe104.

My computer will not access the site you have mentioned. sounds interesting. May I ask if the URL is correct?

rhubarbcrumble
09/11/2017
12:56
Video - "no real risks with XLMedia - world leaders - resourceful and creative"
panic investor
09/11/2017
12:15
Well! Just guessing a 160p crinkley bottom, buy order in for 161.
alphapig
09/11/2017
12:00
Latest chart channel wise - hTTps://mobile.twitter.com/4candlestrader/status/928586447556313088
panic investor
09/11/2017
10:57
Fantastic interview with Leon Boros, talks about what a great company XLM is, and one of his top tips.
igoe104
09/11/2017
10:50
Lets hope it's the catapult and not the knicker elastic!
pshevlin
09/11/2017
10:37
I tend to think of this action as pulling back on a catapult prior to letting go of the slingshot. If the soothsayers are correct we are heading for a Christmas Present price of say £2. So go with the flow
acamas
09/11/2017
09:49
It would be encouraging if the share price stopped going down.
pshevlin
09/11/2017
09:28
Test buy of T+20 for 35k offered at 162.35p, so looks like most of yesterday's and today's reported sells are actually buys ? Encouraging.
santangello
08/11/2017
15:01
thanks busterdog, yes I meant $ of course. Looking at the last three years, the second half adj EBITDA has been an average 16% higher than the first half. I suspect this may just be reflective of natural growth rather than any Seasonality? Having achieved $23m in H1, I agree with busterdog that $45m must be a reasonable expectation, and it must be possible to achieve $50m+ if things go well and previous average 1H/2H split applies.
simso
08/11/2017
14:37
Think your £ should be $, however got to be looking at adjusted EBITDA of $45m surely.
busterdog2
08/11/2017
13:36
Picking up garglebuster's point about performance, and whether the Brokers View is too prudent. The first problem is establishing what current expectations actually are! The last proper note I can find is Cenkos in August who said 13.4p for FY 17. I see the XLM Stocko page today puts consensus at 14p, so only a rounding difference from the August Cenkos note, implying their Forecast is still fairly current. Anybody know any different / more recent Market views?
Cenkos fcst adj EBITDA in Aug was £39.1m v £34.6m last year...so an increase of £4.5m on LY. Given that the Interims on Sept 11 showed adj EBITDA of £22.9m which was +£5.8m (+30%) above last year, it implies a reduction of £1.3m v LY for the second half. Even in absolute terms, a Forecast of £39m when £23m has already been achieved in H1 looks very, very light/prudent. Given the curent momentum in the bsuiness, it is hard to believe the business profits could start going backwards. I wish I hadnt written this, as have convinced myself to buy even more!

simso
08/11/2017
12:32
Sorry to be off topic but yeah... Barclays. I just checked the exact dates and it took 5 months for them to move just a couple of holdings. In 1917 I dare say the transfer would of been done in a few weeks with share certificates. And here we are in 2017....it beggers belief. Luckily for me my few holdings performed well in those months, with XLM doing the heavy lifting. Needless to say I have broken all business with Barclays, and will never use them for anything ever again.
morph7
08/11/2017
12:19
Totally unacceptable performance from Barclays.

Things must be bad when Barclays make the extremely modest II look highly professional by comparison.

mount teide
08/11/2017
12:10
Bloody useless as I said
panic investor
08/11/2017
12:08
I've just received an email from my SIPP provider who have been constantly chasing Barclays. Barclays confirmed minutes ago that they can see my XLM dividend in my closed account. Will take 5 days to get it moved back to my provider and into my new share account. I'm guessing the other barclays accounts will see it very soon.
morph7
08/11/2017
11:32
Alphapig - unlikely. I am still waiting for the ones in my Sipp to be paid by Tilney Bestinvest. 8 days of phoning them and a snotty email have produced absolutely nothing.
the juggler
08/11/2017
11:08
Any update on Barclays? ????
alphapig
07/11/2017
21:56
Am still trying to get my head around why forward eps projections are so low for xlm (relative to growth in previous years). I can see the affiliate model producing far higher revenues/profits than projected (albeit that this is not the only iron that xlm have in the fire). Bear in mind that a high proportion of punters do not burn out but continue to have a flutter, and those that do are being continuously replenished in any case. Also there is no downside if punters are successful under the affiliate model (unlike the hit that bookmakers can take when favorites do well). There is some evidence that some bookies are no longer taking on affiliates which may actually be an advantage to the likes of xlm going forward.

The only thing that makes sense imho is that xlm/their brokers are under-promising and will over-deliver in due course. And that of course is a good reason for the directors to be filling their boots - which they are!

gargleblaster
07/11/2017
17:08
Totally agree but Barclays are just corrupt and won't change - just look at the last 8 years of management
panic investor
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