GBA's "2021 Stock Phantasma"

vanzandt · Sep 3, 2021

stonedinvestor said:
Van Rao Srinivas paid $13.2 mil out of his pocket these are not options!!!!
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Ooooookay. I'll dig into this weekend. It's not going away. When it comes to these bio's I prefer to be the old bull and "walk down the hill".

Captain O. gave us Uranium.... now there's something new in the Phantasma! Canadian to boot.
Is that all those Canadians do up there, mine stuff?

vanzandt · Sep 3, 2021

vanzandt said:
Double Verify Holdings.
$DV
$35

Sleepy little off the radar stock.
I've kept an eye on it since the ipo.

What do they do?
I'll let the CEO explain. From the last conference call.
It's worth the read.
The stock's not cheap, but the growth is there. Look at their client list.
I like it.
$35 or wait for a tech pullback to get in cheaper.

CEO:

The DoubleVerify story continues to be one of strong revenue growth and profitability, driven by successful product innovation and clear market leadership in a rapidly evolving digital advertising ecosystem. Our accelerated revenue growth is driven by our product success in fast growing sectors such as programmatic, social and CTV and a global expansion strategy that's winning large enterprise clients in a growing number of international markets.

Our innovative industry-leading software platform continues to scale rapidly across the global digital advertising ecosystem, driving more data, better analytics and deeper insights, which combine to yield better results for our advertisers. And our growing roster of accreditations and privacy certifications continue to distinguish us in the marketplace. We have raised our full-year revenue guidance and are excited about DV's long-term growth trajectory as our platform expands from verifying the quality of media impressions to helping drive ad performance with the objective of maximizing return on ad spend for our clients. Working to drive performance outcomes create stickier relationships with advertiser partners and greater opportunities to generate revenue.

Let's take a few minutes to dig into our key revenue growth drivers. Starting with programmatic, revenue from authentic brand safety, or ABS, our market-leading prebid solution, grew 112% year over year, driven by wide scale adoption on Google's DV360 platform, where it was launched in the fourth quarter of 2020. ABS continues to roll out on additional programmatic buying platforms around the globe, creating greater opportunities for advertisers to upgrade to this premium solution. In the second quarter, we successfully launched ABS on Adform, which is Europe's largest independent programmatic buying platform, as well as on Quantcast and PulsePoint, with rollout expected on Tremor International in the third quarter.

As ABS is a premium-priced alternative to our basic programmatic brand safety offering, a portion of the increase in overall programmatic revenue stems from clients upgrading from standard brand safety to ABS as we successfully upsell this unique solution. We believe the success of ABS is a great example of how our platform and its integrations across the ecosystem are a flywheel for growth. Our software platform leverages established technical integrations across the digital advertising ecosystem to capture and process data at scale, allowing us to successfully build and launch new products. Once these products are built, our in-place ecosystem relationships enable seamless upsell and distribution with compounding revenue streams.

This virtuous data, innovation, distribution cycle helps build scale and intelligence that deliver better results and attract new clients, spinning the flywheel even faster. Moving to social. Our clear leadership position in this sector helped grow DoubleVerify's social volume by 100% year over year, making up approximately 35% of our direct revenue in the second quarter. DoubleVerify delivers a wide set of MRC-accredited solutions available on the largest social network, Facebook, and we continue to expand and deepen social platform integrations with a growing roster of partners.

We recently launched our TikTok viewability and fraud solutions in open beta in 14 markets and are excited about the expansion of this relationship and its potential for future growth. Turning to CTV. Our products continue to gain traction in one of the fastest growing segments of the advertising market. eMarketer now forecasts 2021 CTV ad spend to grow by almost 50% year over year.

DoubleVerify grew second-quarter CTV volumes by 89% year over year, driven by DV Video Complete, which is currently the only solution that allows brands to effectively block brand suitability and fraud violations on CTV through video filtering. Advertisers using DV video filtering saw a 49% lower brand suitability violation rate than those who have not yet adopted the tool. DV video filtering for CTV recently received MRC accreditation. We also added fully on screen, which is our measure of CTV viewability, to our list of CTV metrics to receive the MRC stamp of approval, which coupled with our CTV fraud and invalid traffic accreditation, firmly puts us in a leadership position for quality CTV metrics.

Additionally, we have recently launched the industry's only app-level CTV brand suitability solution, which offers advertisers wide brand suitability coverage across all CTV platforms, apps and devices. We are the first verification provider to roll out turnkey brand safety tiers and floor controls in alignment with standards advanced by the 4A's Advertising Protection Bureau and World Federation of Advertisers Global Alliance for Responsible Media. And we have recently rolled out these controls on YouTube as well. Shifting to international growth.

We now generate revenue in 94 countries. We grew second-quarter APAC revenues by 73% year over year, and EMEA revenues by 62% year over year as we continue to execute our global expansion strategy. We see both extensive white space and competitive opportunities in global regions outside the Americas. We recently won the global business of new enterprise clients, including Diageo, BMW, Philip Morris International, Grupo Bimbo and Bumble.

International clients switched to DV based on three key differentiators. The first is the strength of our software platform and its unique ability to seamlessly connect measurement to targeting with our pre- and post-bid capabilities while servicing insights through a consolidated user interface. Second is the depth and granularity of our product integrations across media buying platforms. And third is the scale at which we measure and analyze transaction data.

Combined, these factors produce better analytics, which maximize ROI for clients and help us win in head-to-head comparisons with other platforms. DV has won 86% of new or expansion business opportunities over the past five quarters. Direct revenue outside of the Americas grew nearly 66% year over year in the second quarter, representing approximately 24% of direct revenue and exemplifying the expanding opportunity for the application of our software in markets around the globe. On top of our global direct and programmatic growth, we continue to renew and expand revenue-generating partnerships with key supply side platforms and publishers, including MoPub, a market-leading mobile sell-side platform, and Yahoo! JAPAN, one of the largest digital publishers in the APAC region.

Building off our successful acquisition of Ad-Juster in 2019, DoubleVerify is now integrated with 85 of the world's largest publishers, enabling us to leverage our data set into accretive solutions across both the buy and sell sides of the digital advertising ecosystem. Let me conclude with an update on our performance solutions and investment in privacy leadership. Our recently launched privacy-friendly performance solutions continue to gain traction, taking advantage of the growing vacuum created by the ongoing deprecation of third-party cookies. Google's announcement to delay cookie deprecation on Chrome gave the industry a brief breather.

However, the momentum shifting digital targeting away from cookie-based identifiers is unstoppable as cookie-less venues such as iOS devices and CTV gain increasing advertiser attention. DV custom contextual is a cookie-free and privacy-safe programmatic performance solution that leverages the same best-in-class ontology and semantic science that powers authentic brand safety to maximize the relevance between ads and content. Recently, Vodafone U.K. partnered with us to test DV custom contextual, and the results were exceptional.

We delivered over twice as many acquisitions per dollar than Vodafone U.K.'s benchmark and over three times as many as a competitor's contextual strategy that was running in parallel. Custom contextual was recently made available on leading DSPs, including The Trade Desk, MediaMath, Adform, Amazon, Verizon Media, and Xandr. Advertisers regularly using our solution have more than doubled in the second quarter compared to the first quarter of this year. As global market leaders in a rapidly evolving digital ad ecosystem, privacy is at the core of our business.

DV's measurement solutions are cookie-free, and we're proud to announce that we are the first in the industry to be awarded privacy certification seals from TrustArc, demonstrating that DV's data protection mechanisms are aligned with core international data protection principles and standards. In summary, Q2 was another strong quarter for DV. We continued to deliver robust growth based on our channel strength in programmatic, social, and CTV, as well as our successes on the global new business development front. But we are winning share and filling in white space around the world.

Our market-leading partnerships and platform innovations position us to take advantage of industry tailwinds. We've made tremendous progress to date, and we see a strong long-term growth trajectory ahead. With that, let me turn the call over to Nicola.
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$37 today.

stonedinvestor · Sep 3, 2021

stonedinvestor said:
Woa This is an aggressive lets look into it-

Adagio Therapeutics initiated with a Buy at Stifel 05:01 ADGI Stifel analyst Stephen Willey initiated coverage of Adagio Therapeutics with a Buy rating and $57 price target. The analyst believes ADG20's value proposition as a low-cost, point-of-care therapeutic that can be easily administered in the outpatient setting while providing "durable, best-in-class neutralization potency" against all Covid-19 and related SARS-like viruses will address many of the biological and logistical constraints which have limited monoclonal antibody therapy utilization rates. Vaccines alone are unlikely to sufficiently address the current Covid pandemic, Willey tells investors in a research note. He believes Adagio's ADG20 is "uniquely differentiated" from other SARS-CoV-2-targeting mAb therapeutics.

YIKES! I'm confused never heard from this company... WTF.

Adagio Therapeutics initiated with a Buy at Jefferies 04:58 ADGI

2nd Possible gummy- ADGI- $32
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These GumMys do fire a day or two later don't they... I should just end this thread right now while I'm so far ahead.--WHAT A WEEK FOR STONEY!!!

GBA----> ADGI $32----> $39<--------

vanzandt · Sep 3, 2021

stonedinvestor said:
I'm so lucky I held this it's basicaly sloppiness... But these Gumys do fire a day or two later don't they... I shouyld just end this thread right now while I'm so far ahead.--WHAT A WEEK FOR STONEY!!!

GBA----> ADGI $32----> $39<--------
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It would have been a better week for Stoney if he'd cashed out of ELYS when I said and saved that 12%.
ELYS-------> $5.36

vanzandt · Sep 3, 2021

stonedinvestor said:
These GumMys do fire a day or two later don't they... I should just end this thread right now while I'm so far ahead.--WHAT A WEEK FOR STONEY!!!

GBA----> ADGI $32----> $39<--------
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The LoveShack reports Thursday after the bell.
It dropped back to $51 again.

I don't know how you can have a good week with that dog Funko living at $19.

vanzandt · Sep 3, 2021

I'd dump Funko if I were you Stoney. That chart is ugly.
For real.

CaptainObvious · Sep 3, 2021

vanzandt said:
An enriching observation.
Wonder why they're moving.
I'll look.
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A biased article but somewhat informative.

Global X Uranium ETF (URA): A start of a super cycle (woodlandreport.com)

stonedinvestor · Sep 3, 2021

DV IPO's around $36. went up $10! Topped out at $46

Corrected to $31.50<-- Bottomed there > Now at a place original IPO'ers will have to decide hold or just get out even.--

Could be a good one Van sounds vaguely in the same space as these other high flyers...

stonedinvestor · Sep 3, 2021

vanzandt said:
I'd dump Funko if I were you Stoney. That chart is ugly.
For real.
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It's a bummer I know but lets wait till X-mas other toy companies are going to have no merch-- if these guys can get cargo out of China they will have a big rebound. Got to have that new product....

stonedinvestor · Sep 3, 2021

vanzandt said:
Ooooookay. I'll dig into this weekend. It's not going away. When it comes to these bio's I prefer to be the old bull and "walk down the hill".

Captain O. gave us Uranium.... now there's something new in the Phantasma! Canadian to boot.
Is that all those Canadians do up there, mine stuff?
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No Canadians drink too & smoke weed.