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Which pop culture characters have the most robust relationship? For mine, it's Lenny Leonard and Carl Carlson from the Simpsons for the simple fact that for over 30 seasons, they've never not trusted one another. Trust is a precursor to longevity, collaboration, and performance. Lenny and
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An in-depth interview with Mark Tobin on engaging marginal buyers and maximising shareholder value
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Most people feel uncomfortable about being the face of a public company, but it is unavoidable. Here's how you can overcome that.
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If you’re the CEO or on the Board of a listed company, having a public profile is essential. And if you’re not that senior yet (but want to be), then that applies to you too. If you don’t want a public profile, it’s honestly worth thinking
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Investor experience. Do you have targets, and how are you tracking them (if at all)? Because it’s really no different to any other function of your business, and you need measures in place to stay accountable against your targets throughout the year. This is definitely an area that can
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So, it's been a busy and fun year for us, to say the least. As you may have already heard, we've recently announced our rebranding to InvestorHub (formerly Fresh Amplify) and announced our latest funding round. We raised $4m with our newest partners at EVP, paving
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Whilst I can be very fast to act, I don’t consider myself as an impulsive person. If I really want to buy something, I’d like to think I take the time to research it thoroughly before I make a decision. If the information I need is readily available,
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I had a great conversation this week with one of our community members, and something he said stuck with me; "bad news always needs to travel the fastest". And I wholeheartedly agree. A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned that investors can become sceptical even with excellent news
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When companies raise funding via a secondary capital raise like a placement, it's typically done at a discount to the last traded price to incentivise investor participation. Depending on the post-placement performance of the company, there's usually a tranche of investors who sell out their holdings
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“All we need to do is wait for our results to come out, and the share price will go up.” This is an easy throwaway line. It can be true, but it's also very dangerous because it ignores a lot of key drivers of a share price. Just
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We all know the type of announcement. * Market sensitive? ✔️ * TITLE IN ALL CAPS? ✔️ * Pump up small results? ✔️ With investors complaining on HotCopper about a “lack of newsflow” and an unexplained drop in share price, you start to feel newsflow pressure. Surely something is better than nothing? But we can'
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"And I realised that there was no connection between a share price and the value of the Company." - Joseph P. Kennedy. You've probably heard of this legend, but here are his credentials. * Patriarch of an American Royal Family * Built his wealth as an early stock