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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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).
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.
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.
Hello, Share Scrimpers. Previously, I’ve commended Blackbird (BIRD) to you. It’s a company with dazzling technology that allows TV companies to edit and broadcast their programmes in the Cloud. A flurry of orders a few months ago galvanised the share price. But since then, as is often the way, news has dwindled and so has the share price. But there’s now an announcement that signals this growing company may have only just got going.
Hello, Share Crunchers. Recently I re-suggested you might look at Blackbird plc (BIRD). It’s an AIM company that provides editing and other useful services in the cloud to broadcasters. Well, its interim results are just out. And they scared the City a bit as the share price fell about 11%. The drop, given the future potential of this techie outfit, I find rather surprising and might offer a good entry point.
Hello, Share Thrashers. A company I’ve commended to you previously has reached another milestone. Blackbird plc (BIRD) is a British outfit successfully working a big change in the way television reaches our homes. It’s just been confirmed that the company now serves 75 TV stations in the USA, spanning 35 states. This is because another company called Town News has just strengthened its existing partnership with Blackbird to serve more broadcasters.
Hello, Share Smashers. As the Footsie wobbles on fears of inflation and more Covid cases, perhaps we ought to look to shares that should benefit from any new lockdowns. One of my babies which sings to me is Blackbird (BIRD). This is a cloud-based system for editing and distributing TV programmes.
Hello, Share Movers. Major stories like Covid and Brexit have made keeping up with the news more important, compelling and attractive. Therefore many online and TV news companies have been thriving. One such outfit is the oddly-named Cheddar News. Its mostly an online operation that can be found on all traditional platforms, like YouTube. It’s owned and operated by America’s Altice News group, which is big.
Hello, Share Fans. Recently, I suggested you look at Blackbird (BIRD) despite the fact that it's a cloud company, which puts some people off. The nice thing about Blackbird though is that it has some very strong orders flying in. And once it’s signed up a big name, it’s rather hard for the client to pull out in future years. Not unless it takes the expensive step of setting up a new system.
Hello, Share Stashers. My instinct is to avoid companies with ‘cloud’ in the description. However, there’s one AIM-listed cloud firm which I’m jolly glad I bought into. It’s called Blackbird (BIRD) and it provides a lightning fast editing service for television news companies. The share has more than doubled in the last few weeks as the orders keep coming in.
