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illumin Holdings Inc T.ILLM

Alternate Symbol(s):  ILLMF

illumin Holdings Inc. provides a journey advertising platform, which enables marketers to reach consumers at every stage of their journey by leveraging advanced machine learning algorithms and real-time data analytics. It enables advertisers to connect intelligently with audiences across online display, video, social and mobile campaigns. Its Programmatic Marketing Platform, powered by machine learning technology, is at the core of its business, accompanied by patented solutions for analytics-led video and mobile targeting that leverages data. It enables marketers by offering near real-time reporting and analytics, bringing accountability to programmatic advertising to deliver business results and help solve the challenges that digital advertisers face. Its illumin software offers advertising automation technology that offers planning, media buying and omnichannel intelligence from a single platform.


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Post by cpacon Sep 16, 2020 9:59am
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Starting to wonder if this is in fact prelude to a BUYOUT...

Starting to wonder if this is in fact prelude to a BUYOUT...I have seen this before where a stock runs up and then a buyout is announced at a hefty premium to the new higher levels... always figured it was done so that the acquirer could save face... If they offer $8 a share when the stock is trading at $4, the market can understand that, but if they were to make that same offer when we were trading at $2, the acquiring company's shareholders would be angry that they'd overpaid... I'll try to remember what the past examples of this were...

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