I eagerly await the day the Duck returns to the flock.
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I eagerly await the day the Duck returns to the flock.
https://www.businessnewsaus.com.au/articles/from-tinybeans-big-things-grow.html
"We see ourselves to be much more of a family platform where you can access content, products and services based on the age and stage of your kid," Geller tells Business News Australia.
"We see that as being a sizeable business and you don't need a hundred million people for that - we could have five million super active users and we could be a $100 million business on our way to $1 billion."
"Companies approach us all the time [to sell data] and we decline that's not our business model. We were private before privacy on the web was an important thing - it's always been a part of the DNA and it's always going to be there."
"The way we do advertising is brands come to us and they want to get to a certain target we'll work with them, we'll craft content, we'll craft messaging and then we'll add them to our platform and we'll message our user directly," says Geller.
"This technology offers trends and insights that companies have never been able to access before. It's all about understanding how families are developing and how behaviours are developing in families and households."
"If there are other competitors out there I think it's a good thing for the industry and it's a good thing for us - I'm a big believer of staying paranoid, being innovative and thinking beyond what we have today."
"When we're still a rock in their shoe I don't think we'll get much attention. We really want to build a phenomenally amazing business and I've always believed and building a great business and lots of people want to be a part of it.
"I've always been a believer that you never create something to be sold; you create something that is amazing that always people want to buy.
He says the founders have a big mission ahead and believes there "nothing out there that's doing the job we believe we can create".
"Hopefully we can build it with the patience, perseverance and grit that have got us here today," he says.
"We see ourselves to be much more of a family platform where you can access content, products and services based on the age and stage of your kid," Geller tells Business News Australia.
"We see that as being a sizeable business and you don't need a hundred million people for that - we could have five million super active users and we could be a $100 million business on our way to $1 billion."
"Companies approach us all the time [to sell data] and we decline that's not our business model. We were private before privacy on the web was an important thing - it's always been a part of the DNA and it's always going to be there."
"The way we do advertising is brands come to us and they want to get to a certain target we'll work with them, we'll craft content, we'll craft messaging and then we'll add them to our platform and we'll message our user directly," says Geller.
"This technology offers trends and insights that companies have never been able to access before. It's all about understanding how families are developing and how behaviours are developing in families and households."
"If there are other competitors out there I think it's a good thing for the industry and it's a good thing for us - I'm a big believer of staying paranoid, being innovative and thinking beyond what we have today."
"When we're still a rock in their shoe I don't think we'll get much attention. We really want to build a phenomenally amazing business and I've always believed and building a great business and lots of people want to be a part of it.
"I've always been a believer that you never create something to be sold; you create something that is amazing that always people want to buy.
He says the founders have a big mission ahead and believes there "nothing out there that's doing the job we believe we can create".
"Hopefully we can build it with the patience, perseverance and grit that have got us here today," he says.
My future price target of $3 or 100m market cap was not crazy after all!
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Bit of a chart update.
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Hello verce, I was wondering what I could possibly draw for you today that might be interesting... As TNY is getting older we can start looking at the weekly chart. This is an interesting exercise for me also. I am currently re-writing my trading plan from a long term investor of buy and hold to a shorter term trader of buy in/close out at a certain point according to my plan (still being written).
If we look at two charts today, one chart has two moving averages of 9 and 21 days drawn Exponentially and the second chart has those same moving averages of 9 and 21 drawn Simply.
On the exponential MAs you can see there has been no crossing of the two lines but on the simple moving average there has been a cross over. Why does this matter? There are some traders who use a moving average cross as an indicator for entry or exit of a stock. This is certainly one indicator I am planning to use for short term trading. As this is a good signal for an automatic decision devoid of judgement and emotion it can create a mass movement in a stock as people exit or enter.
Looking at the first Exponential weekly chart, no cross so another week a trader may stay in the stock. However if that person follows the Simple moving averages there has in fact been a cross and it is a potential exit signal for him this week.
I use a Simple MA on my charts, this is an area I am going to have to examine in detail as to whether it is the best choice or if Exponential would be a better choice. If TNY continues upward then I might start examining Exponential a bit closer as a better choice. Time will tell! So much fun, I love this stuff.
I am using OHLC on my Weekly charts for TNY this week in order not to confuse with an End of Day price line or candles which will cover too much of the information.
If we look at two charts today, one chart has two moving averages of 9 and 21 days drawn Exponentially and the second chart has those same moving averages of 9 and 21 drawn Simply.
On the exponential MAs you can see there has been no crossing of the two lines but on the simple moving average there has been a cross over. Why does this matter? There are some traders who use a moving average cross as an indicator for entry or exit of a stock. This is certainly one indicator I am planning to use for short term trading. As this is a good signal for an automatic decision devoid of judgement and emotion it can create a mass movement in a stock as people exit or enter.
Looking at the first Exponential weekly chart, no cross so another week a trader may stay in the stock. However if that person follows the Simple moving averages there has in fact been a cross and it is a potential exit signal for him this week.
I use a Simple MA on my charts, this is an area I am going to have to examine in detail as to whether it is the best choice or if Exponential would be a better choice. If TNY continues upward then I might start examining Exponential a bit closer as a better choice. Time will tell! So much fun, I love this stuff.
I am using OHLC on my Weekly charts for TNY this week in order not to confuse with an End of Day price line or candles which will cover too much of the information.
I have a system for you. It’s called buying and holding a great company when you find one. Your returns will always be superior.
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Superior to?
that sounds like a system used by investors?
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Someone has turned the light on
Volume average so just as likely to Goff again sooner than later
Volume average so just as likely to Goff again sooner than later
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Go off meaning come off I can’t see this being a sustained move
Still in the V/C control zone
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Chart still looks positive to me. If it breaks above the current short term Range, I think it will retest the recent highs without too much fanfare. ……
