/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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AAaaaaahhhg

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>>44778246
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But look how happy Twitter is.

This will be successful soon, then you won't be laughing Chud.

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Doesn't matter matter.Twitter loves us chud

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>>44778246
Its about to go up with Zion getting canned and Twitter rejoicing.

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>>44778246
Doesn't matter.Twitter loves us chud

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>>44778246
Can someone explain to me why Anycolor stock is all time low yet Thier Revenue is at all time high? Is this a Good thing or a Bad thing?

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>>44778947
basically means they're selling merch well, but investors are losing interest

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I PUT MY FINGERS INTO MY eyes

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>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK-

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>>44778246
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>>44778947
The general public is buying their products but investors are dipping out.

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>>44778947
>Their revenue
you're looking at last quarter's data. Luxiem has collapsed recently

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>>44778947
Thanks, what does Investors dipping out mean? Not enough money to fund big projects?

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>>44779273
Well I'm pretty they will bounce back in the coming months after Holofest anyway, unless of course they do realy dumb shit

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>>44778246
Don't worry pomu's new costume reveal wil... AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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>>44778246
It got literally the same sales curve as NFTs. Even the dumbest of investors could see this.

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>>44778947
I shouldn't post this in a bait thread but whatever.
There are basically two factors:
First, the high as fuck period happened before the lock-up on big stockholders expired, there was only less than 5% of their stock available for purchasing, with low supply but with high demand. And after Dec. 5th, some major stockholders like VC and Bilibili cashed out, which significantly increases the amount of publicly available stock, thus the price goes down.
Second, their financial report showed a nearly 20% growth from 2022 Q4 to 2023 Q1, which hyped up the market, combined with the factor of low supply, making the price skyrocketed. But their 2023 Q2 only showed a 2% growth, much lower than the expection of the market of at least 15%. This made lots of speculators start jumping ship, combined with the fact that the lock-up expired.
Also, if you look closely, this graph has close to zero correlation with the actual content they produced. Most people invested in this don't really care or just for short time money.
>inb4 Riku sold his share
He did not though. Anycolor released a statement on that.

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>>44779582
What big projects?
The only thing they really listed in their financials for their IPO is that they want to focus on creating musicl groups.
They're not working on anything ambitious like the mmo shit Cover is doing.

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>>44779298
Luxiem's lightning in a bottle is extremely perplexing because of people such as Ike and Shu being able to rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars with their milquetoast personalities and lack of creative streams.

Luca and Mysta at least TRY to ride their popularity with clickbait and creative streams and vox went full throttle with the BFE chink fujo pandering to the point Shoto became more popular than over half of luxiem.

Their overall lack of long term commitment crippled their staying power.

>>44779582
>Thanks, what does Investors dipping out mean? Not enough money to fund big projects?
Investors in this case refers to the people buying AC stocks in the stock market. Whenever a wave flops or a big yab happens investors sell their stocks in response to the negative public reception that comes with it.

While this may be something that you'd think won't affect the livers themselves; yabs and bad publicity turn the general public away little by little. Unicorns, gachis, whales are slowly or even abruptly removed from the donator and merch purchasing pools.

With lower viewership comes less sponsors, a smaller audience to reach means companies are less willing to reach out for a sponsored stream.

And as far as investors: they sell their stocks to mitigate losses.
Yugo's graduation for instance saw a decline in AC's stock, and so has the recent streak of bad luck in 2023.


>tl;dr
Yabs chase away viewers and stock holders, less viewers turn away sponsors.

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>>44778947
uhh well the financial system is in extreme turmoil and with a market cap of 129B this stock clearly exists solely to be dumped by the company onto foolish buyers

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>>44780229
>129B
oh I just realized that is in yen, phew. still, do you think nijisanji is worth 1 billion dollars?

the answer to this question will probably need to be revised when the fed stops hiking rates

in short - the price of their stock I think has a lot more to do with the financial system than it does with anything to do with their actual company

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>>44780196
>Yugo's graduation for instance saw a decline in AC's stock
This rrat is funny as fuck because even Mayuzumi's graduation didn't affect the stock price while Yugo "crashed" it.
Their main business is NijiJP, not NijiEN. Delusional EOP

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>>44778947
because they have invested nothing into long term success, they're just burning through the talent pool hoping to hit successes, which isnt sustainable

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>>44780438
that would explain the recent performance but not the massive hike followed by massive drop between September and December of 2022

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how do you make money with stock? aside from selling them

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Why did it get so high between september and december from 2022??

Seem like a scam to put the price high and sell

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>>44782741
dividends

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>>44779298
>>44780196
Luxiem is irrelevant. Most revenue is from NijiJP, their main business.

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>>44783175
how much do you get?

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>>44783175
anycolor doesn't offer dividend stocks for public purchase so that's not an option unless you're one of the original share holders

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>>44783742
Not a lot I guess. Depending on the stock it could periodically pay you though so it's stable in that sense. It's definitely not a get-rich-quick thing

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>>44778947
Wait until they release their next report. Luxiem is in the shitter after what happened to vox last month.
If you own anycolor stock. Sell it and take the loss. It's about to crash harder.

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>>44785059
I thought it was a general question and not Anycolor-specific. Though I probably would have still answered the same since I know nothing about how the JP stock market works

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>>44780438
>still, do you think nijisanji is worth 1 billion dollars?
I think you know the answer to that yourself, anon.

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>>44783175
>Dividends
>public
>tech startup
RUMAO

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>>44778947
Investors are interested in growth prospects

Niji EN had explosive growth for a quarter or two, plus niji JP's still growing
Nowadays, while niji JP might still be steady, niji EN is doing the the opposite of growth

Furthermore, the JP market has limited growth prospects since it's incredibly saturated now
Investors were banking on international growth or their multimedia lie:verse project being an incredible success, but that's now a pipe dream

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>>44785189
What happened to him?

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>>44788019
The global economy on the whole isn't looking too hot right now. It'll be hard for people to justify spending money on merch, akasupas and memberships once layoffs really kick into gear.

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>>44778246
PULL UP, PULL UP ARGHHHHHHHB

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>>44778947
Because investors thought they'd be making more than what was made.