oilovlam
19 Apr 2018
FY2019 consensus market estimates From the TU according to Ted Hastings: ".......We believe we are well-positioned to deliver a further strong performance in FY2019 - fully in line with current consensus estimates in market....."But what are the 'current consensus estimates in market'? Does anyone have a figure? Would have been nice if Ted had given us a figure....he obviously has one in mind.
shugg1e
19 Apr 2018
suspended? The shares appear to be suspended or in auction at the moment no trading available
fillmyboots
19 Apr 2018
Motley Fool Even they have now changed their tune from a few months ago.[link]
shugg1e
19 Apr 2018
Re: The Yanks The way they chase tech stocks over there you would have thought this would get a nice uplift.
oilovlam
19 Apr 2018
The Yanks Will this get another boost when the American markets come on-line crica 2pm. Will be interesting if it does. I think we can wave goodbye to sub 200p (famous last words).
ajacko
19 Apr 2018
Re: Trading update Real profit? No it an EBITA profit and cash in bank fell by 13 million so still a way to go, but seem to be on the right path now.
Mome Wrath
19 Apr 2018
Re: Trading update Jeez I bought the very bottom!Oh yee of little faith!At last we have a REAL company making REAL profits! -- with cash in the bank.It took a year for the last rise from trough to peakThe vibes are better now though. Should be faster.Strap in for the ride.GLA
shugg1e
19 Apr 2018
More like it Finally some news to propel these back to £10Long way to go yet
pippin1
19 Apr 2018
Re: Trading update Shares of RhythmOne PLC (RTHM.LN) rose in early trade Thursday after the company said that revenue and adjusted Ebitda for the second half of fiscal 2018 soared. Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization for the six months ended March 31 was $10.9 million, compared with $3.8 million in the year-earlier period, the company said. Second-half revenue increased 69% to $140.5 million from $83.0 million in the same period a year earlier, the company said. For fiscal 2018 as a whole, RhythmOne had an adjusted Ebitda of $14.0 million compared with $1.4 million in fiscal 2017, on revenue that rose 71% to $255.0 million from $149.0 million, it said. The company said it is well positioned to deliver a performance in line with current market expectations for fiscal 2019, as it benefits from its acquisition of data-analysis platform YuMe. RhythmOne was forecast to make a pretax profit of $6.5 million in fiscal 2018, and of $44. million in fiscal 2019, according to a consensus estimate compiled by FactSet. London-listed shares at 0739 GMT were up 19% at 212 pence.
oilovlam
19 Apr 2018
Trading update Any thoughts? Doesn't look too bad, isn't earth shattering either. Steady as she goes....jam tomorrow (next year). To be expected.More EBITDA profit but no mention of a 'real' profit. Good enough to pay bonuses I suppose.
oilovlam
14 Apr 2018
Re: Ad hoc spasm? It could be a concerted increase - there was a previous rise from a low of 16p (old money) to above 40p - but the YuMe deal seemed to put paid to that. Now as Tricky said it's all about profitability (and that cursed EBITDA). I think we are expecting a trading update fairly soon ahead of the results....so the increase could be in anticipation of that (and the possibility that results are at the very least OK). The 'big' increase in revenue & profit is due next year (according to people on forums who are more knowledgeable than me).
Tricky_Dicky
14 Apr 2018
Re: Ad hoc spasm? Most are 'Ad hoc spasms' until the profits flow convincingly.
dave297
13 Apr 2018
Ad hoc spasm? Was today just an ad hoc spasm or the turning point before a long awaited re rating following the realisation by the Market tha we are worth much more than 180p?
oilovlam
12 Apr 2018
Another RNS We get another RNS (trustworthiness certification) released at 2pm UK time.....which I suppose is the time we need to start checking for R1 updates. Only a matter of time before they actually list on the Yank stock market....after they start making an actual profit presumably.
Tricky_Dicky
12 Apr 2018
Re: whats happening 'manipulation' I meant that large speculative players like to gun for stops and add to the perceived market direction, after first looking at charts.The practice is so common that any trader unaware of the process will likely suffer losses, the rest of us are not traders and are even less well able to protect ourselves.Normal stuff, nothing sinister. probably hedge funds or investment banks...
