Post by
Sellthedream2 on Dec 26, 2020 4:59pm
Lots of bashers who still love the AT but want in cheaper
Checkmate-Even though I have you on ignore I happened to see your post because I wasn't logged in. Let me clarify why I called you a loser...you told an author who made a plug and play article about how every company reports ebitda that it was a great thesis..the author commented on his own article as he was getting run out of town in the comments that he knows that he could have plugged any company in the world in this article but no one would read it if he wrote about a company that moved 3% this year. I mean you can't fault him, it is his second article he's ever written. If I sold acuity I would not waste my time lingering around the chat boards and I believe many others wouldn't either, never mind to make posts bashing the company. That's what makes you a loser!! You're free to your opinion that you have more knowledge about the company than me. You first bought the company in October, so we do have one thing in common as I first bought the company in October as well..in 2016..You think because the company went from $4 to $16 in a short amount of time it makes no sense, you should look up the company called "Shopify", it will blow your mind lol. That's because of your lack of knowledge. After q4 2019 results imo the company should have been $4-$6 and may have reached there by the end of April if not for covid. The reason why the company is doing so well is they managed with covid reduced revenue to knock down an 18 million US credit line to 0 by November. They have insane amount of cash flow on the same revenue. They replaced the 30% lost revenue from their travel, hotels, automotive clients and that's starting to come back and will be in full swing next year. They dropped illumin on the market which is now the best platform of any dsp. They are joining the Nasdaq as a profitable company in this industry unlike anybody else, other than trade desk. You're green here, and that's ok, learning you are!
Comment by
argon12 on Dec 27, 2020 5:37pm
All this apparently good news, yet the insiders dumped shares in the millions and let the retail investor holding the bag.
Comment by
BeatsBast on Dec 27, 2020 6:07pm
The CEO now holds 37M worth of shares in stead of 46M. I don't think that's called dumping his shares. This is part of a planned sale. I for one, if I was worth that much would like to have a bit of it to spend as it goes up. Sell 20% increments every 20$ increase in SP... I think is reasonable