I guess this just illustrates the point that technology companies and technology business models are not well understood in Australia (especially not on the ASX, which is dominated by companies that dig up rocks in the ground).
TNY - Tinybeans Group
- Thread starter System
- Start date
-
- Tags
- tinybeans group tny
I guess this just illustrates the point that technology companies and technology business models are not well understood in Australia (especially not on the ASX, which is dominated by companies that dig up rocks in the ground).
galumay
learner
- Joined
- 17 September 2011
- Posts
- 3,361
- Reactions
- 2,167
The counterpoint would be that the investors that sold out on that announcement understood very well the business model - and didn't like what they saw. Just be careful you dont see every single comment as confirmation for your bias!
- Joined
- 25 July 2016
- Posts
- 320
- Reactions
- 636
I personally believe those kind of investors lack long-term vision and the conviction to see it through. The fact they bought and then immediately sold demonstrates a profound lack of discipline.
I try not to pay too much attention to any crowd on Twitter (particularly 'Ethical Equities' - I assume they were the 'elite investors' you alluded to in earlier pages who then sold out in panic).
galumay
learner
- Joined
- 17 September 2011
- Posts
- 3,361
- Reactions
- 2,167
See thats exactly what I am trying to warn you about, honestly I dont know why I bother, you are so reluctant to apply any critical thinking to your emotional attachment to the narrative with this business.
Once again your confirmation bias means you twist the warning of experienced investors exiting based on the announcement, into "elite investors...sold out in a panic." (there were a number of investors exiting based on that announcement BTW.)
I guess its my own fault for continuing to believe that there would be a chance my gentle prodding might help you become a little less emotionally invested and a little more dispassionate in assessing the business. Maybe I keep trying because I learnt so much from other investors who took the time to help me improve my analysis and research skills - by constructively critiquing my decision making.
I think I may be suffering short term memory loss, I am pretty sure I have previously said I would not bother trying to engage and sign off from the thread, i will put the thread on ignore now to make sure I don't bother you with any more challenges to your thinking.
I completely get what you are saying. And I’ve done my research. I don’t think your mysterious cabal of investors are half as clever as you think they are. Have you considered your confirmation bias? It works both ways.
I’m sorry you feel the need to depart. I don’t harbour any I’ll will. Mostly tongue in cheek.
- Joined
- 10 June 2007
- Posts
- 4,045
- Reactions
- 1,404
I completely get what you are saying. And I’ve done my research. I don’t think your mysterious cabal of investors are half as clever as you think they are. Have you considered your confirmation bias? It works both ways.
I’m sorry you feel the need to depart. I don’t harbour any I’ll will. Mostly tongue in cheek.
stick to your guns and do it your way, lose your way and win your way (as we all do!)
...so far so good
great to see a win in progress
spoke too soon, i put them into remx in the big apple. wish me 'no quitting'.
- Joined
- 24 December 2005
- Posts
- 2,601
- Reactions
- 2,065
Looking at TNY, it appears to be building its second step up in the journey higher. I note, so far, the Twiggs Weekly Money Flow appears to be falling slightly, but far less of an angle from the first 'step' fall. The red lines on the chart are the same angles from the fall of the money flow below. Let's see if it can maintain this more sideways level of fall as it consolidates the second step. Step by step....
...and another song for you Verce
...and another song for you Verce
Thanks Ann - upwards and onwards!
For anyone wondering about the Twitter reaction from the investors @galumay was talking about, it can be found here:
“You’ll be sorry when $TNY becomes a $10BN market cap AI/MachineLearning/VirtualReality/AutonomousDriving/HumanCyborg/QuantumComputing behemoth!“ really demonstrates a mature, objective and rational approach to investing.
You be the judge as to the level of confirmation bias at play here.
For anyone wondering about the Twitter reaction from the investors @galumay was talking about, it can be found here:
“You’ll be sorry when $TNY becomes a $10BN market cap AI/MachineLearning/VirtualReality/AutonomousDriving/HumanCyborg/QuantumComputing behemoth!“ really demonstrates a mature, objective and rational approach to investing.
You be the judge as to the level of confirmation bias at play here.
https://stockhead.com.au/tech/tinyb...al&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
This article is from 2017 and demonstrates that management are executing on their vision and sticking to their roadmap. They aren’t just making it up as they go along, as some misinformed people would suggest.
—
Chief executive Eddie Geller has a vision for much more — he’s building a “predictive modelling engine” to recommend the right product or information at the right time of the child’s life.
“Our mission is to connect products and services to a platform that can be personalised for the user,” Mr Geller told Stockhead.
“We want to build out the whole ecosystem [into] the ‘Internet of family’.”
Mr Geller hinted that they ultimately want to make the app a life-long service that will allow parents to follow their child from infancy to adulthood. The ability to track the child’s data is one feature to increase stickability.
This article is from 2017 and demonstrates that management are executing on their vision and sticking to their roadmap. They aren’t just making it up as they go along, as some misinformed people would suggest.
—
Chief executive Eddie Geller has a vision for much more — he’s building a “predictive modelling engine” to recommend the right product or information at the right time of the child’s life.
“Our mission is to connect products and services to a platform that can be personalised for the user,” Mr Geller told Stockhead.
“We want to build out the whole ecosystem [into] the ‘Internet of family’.”
Mr Geller hinted that they ultimately want to make the app a life-long service that will allow parents to follow their child from infancy to adulthood. The ability to track the child’s data is one feature to increase stickability.
https://www.cake.co/conversations/c...album-app-tinybeans-stops-by-for-a-cake-panel
Interesting to hear that Eddie instinctively recognised the internet as a big game changer early on in his entrepreneurial career. And has built many companies which have been acquired at premiums.
I think we are fortunate to have three founders who each have massive shareholdings and a vision for disruption.
I say we, but I have no doubt I am the only holder of this stock on these forums. Go me.
Interesting to hear that Eddie instinctively recognised the internet as a big game changer early on in his entrepreneurial career. And has built many companies which have been acquired at premiums.
I think we are fortunate to have three founders who each have massive shareholdings and a vision for disruption.
I say we, but I have no doubt I am the only holder of this stock on these forums. Go me.
"We do know that a lot of celebrities use Tinybeans ... it's for people who really, really value their privacy," Ms. Kurtini said.
"It's not flooding your [Facebook] feed every day and it's being respectful of your kid's privacy as well."
The social media platform for kids has also booked high profile advertisers including the Walt Disney company, Walmart and General Motors.
Tinybeans also said that Walt Disney’s many brands have begun to “utilise the Tinybeans platform to further engage new parents and grow the awareness of a vast array of Walt Disney properties,” which suggests that the partnership is a good fit with similar customer interests allowing for significant cross-selling and up-selling opportunities.
“Disney is one of the great American family heritage brands. Their investment in and presence on the Tinybeans mobile and web-based platforms reinforces the value of our millions of users as the right consumers to foster trusted engagement with the many brands of Disney,” said Eddie Geller, Executive Chairman and CEO of Tinybeans.
"It's not flooding your [Facebook] feed every day and it's being respectful of your kid's privacy as well."
The social media platform for kids has also booked high profile advertisers including the Walt Disney company, Walmart and General Motors.
Tinybeans also said that Walt Disney’s many brands have begun to “utilise the Tinybeans platform to further engage new parents and grow the awareness of a vast array of Walt Disney properties,” which suggests that the partnership is a good fit with similar customer interests allowing for significant cross-selling and up-selling opportunities.
“Disney is one of the great American family heritage brands. Their investment in and presence on the Tinybeans mobile and web-based platforms reinforces the value of our millions of users as the right consumers to foster trusted engagement with the many brands of Disney,” said Eddie Geller, Executive Chairman and CEO of Tinybeans.
- Joined
- 24 December 2005
- Posts
- 2,601
- Reactions
- 2,065
Let's see what I can see on the chart this week...
TNY has cemented another nice little step up this week by creating a second 'tread'. The prices remained above the long term support resistance line of $1.15/$1.16, it has since created a new resistance line of $1.40 (red line) which it needs to break above. It is still riding above the 21daysma (wiggly purple line under the prices) and just for a bit of fun and novelty I have added the Aroon Oscillator, that is still traveling in positive territory so far.
Will there be another step up this week? All so exciting, pass the pop-corn!
TNY has cemented another nice little step up this week by creating a second 'tread'. The prices remained above the long term support resistance line of $1.15/$1.16, it has since created a new resistance line of $1.40 (red line) which it needs to break above. It is still riding above the 21daysma (wiggly purple line under the prices) and just for a bit of fun and novelty I have added the Aroon Oscillator, that is still traveling in positive territory so far.
Will there be another step up this week? All so exciting, pass the pop-corn!
- Joined
- 27 August 2017
- Posts
- 1,450
- Reactions
- 749
A close today below 1.14 would to me indicate weakness and lower prices.