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Bye, Bye Blackbird

Hello Share Placers. You can’t succeed in the shares game if you don’t admit your mistakes and then take swift action to mitigate the loss. That’s what I plan to do with Blackbird plc (BIRD), which Uncle Tom rightly attacks this week. It’s just served up some interims that Tom describes, to put it slightly more politely, as utterly poor.

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Blackbird spaffs ten grand a day: 6 nil to the Cockney Boys, Malcolm Stacey you’re not singing anymore, etc, etc

I am sorry to sound a bit like a football yob but West Ham’s storming start to the season brings out the worst in me. Especially when Malcolm’s oft loved up Blackbird (BIRD) has just served up such utterly piss poor interims. As ever with this “licensor, developer and seller of the market-leading cloud video editing platform” it is all jam tomorrow but cold cabbage water today. If Blackbird is the market leader God only knows how its less “successful” competitors survive.

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Blackbird (#BIRD) – “restructured its existing business which has led to a number of people leaving the company”

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Blackbird Ain't Singing at the Mo, but I Belay Uncle Tom's Invitation to Back Track

Hello share climbers. Uncle Tom has asked me when I will admit that a choice of mine is not going to cut the mustard. The name of the firm is Blackbird (BIRD) and it has a nifty way of editing films and tv programmes in the cloud. The latest reason for Tom not to share my enthusiasm is that a big customer has cancelled its contract.

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Blackbird – just when will Malcolm admit that this is a dog?

For almost two years my old friend Malcolm Stacey has been recommending that you buy shares in Blackbird (BIRD). Back in May 2021 the shares were c35p. Today – after more bad news – they are 7p. I warned explicitly HERE that Malcolm should walk away, I still think that he should.

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Blackbird (#BIRD) – notice to terminate contract from A&E Television Networks, 2022 “less than 10% of Blackbird's revenues”

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Perhaps We Shouldn't Say Bye Bye to Blackbird Just Yet. The Future's the Thing.

Hello Share Trundlers. I had a bit of a setback this week when numbers for Blackbird (BIRD) came out. Investors seemed not to like them and the shares dropped rapidly. Well, at one point they were down by 25% until a more enlightened view flew off and there was a limited bounce back.

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Blackbird Flies Further Forward in World TV's Great Race

Hello Share Collectors. When I worked in TV we had to put our film on trains to be collected by motorcyclists and rushed to the studio labs to be developed. Of course, this meant news was late reaching the viewer. How things have changed. And leading the charge is a British company called Blackbird (BIRD).

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Investors Might Want to Say Hello and Not Bye, Bye to this Blackbird

Hello Share People. Blackbird plc (BIRD) is a television company that’s flying high, and I don't really think the current share price reflects this. I rather think share values should reflect future prospects rather than past achievements and Blackbird, with its ground breaking technology to help TV companies and its big investment in research and development, could win many more profitable orders in the future.

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Another Order and Kicking Good Endorsement for Blackbird

Hello, Share Collectors. Probably the best thing about Blackbird (BIRD) is that it keeps picking up big name orders. The company provides a cutting-edge platform for TV companies to edit and distribute programmes from the Cloud. And, as I often say, a list of well-heeled and profitable clients is tasty for any company wanting to increase its share price.