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Dropped to 160p as I suggested last week. Support now at this level. I think we have certainly dropped to a reasonable valuation at just over £13m mc given the huge growth potential. Revenue starts from a very low base but just look at the partners and SNTY's 'open door' to them and superb products.
Commerzbank reducing holding which is no doubt at least partly, perhaps largely, responsible for the fall in SP. Always thought it strange that they had built such a large holding in such a small company in the first place….. Normally a big player like that wouldn't be interested in such a tiddler.
Yes indeed. There is poor liquidity here so small sells can cause exaggerated moves in the SP which in turn affects sentiment - and as we know thats not good atm! So you're correct, the company could be doing fine (and I believe they are) but its very difficult to value a company so early in its development which has great potential but isn't likely to break even for at least a year.
yes...at a time of increasing nerves among PIs ...the company might be doing the right thing, and executing well...but the sp may still drift (hollow lol)
Jolly - yes any things possible in this market. ATB with your bargain hunting. ;) Next weeks KPI's will be interesting and I am fully expecting a bigger news flow towards end of this year. The way this shaping up it's either going to crash and fail or multi bag plentifully. Reason - the US land grab being attempted.
ok...I'll wait and see whether 160 holds
Was quite a large sell by SNTY standards but has been snaffled up steadily in the last hour so that's positive.
No worries and thanks for your thoughts. Don't pretend to be chart expert.
Only another 12p or so to go now. How tiresome, and on such small volume but such is the way with small illiquid stocks. Great buying opportunity coming up.
160p and you're laughing IMO
As much as it pains me to say it and I have a sizeable holding here. This could be going to 160p which would fill the gap from January this year. At that point I would assume good support. So haveno I would probably wait. Of course we have KPI's coming up week after next which should be interesting. I'm expecting them to be good if not very good.
Do not see this dropping much more. Time to grab a bargain methinks. going to grab some today. regs.
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Hello - wondering if you knew who the direct competitors were here? Synety appears to be gaining great traction with blue chips , curious if you knew how far ahead they are of competitors? Am guessing so, as they note that oracle approached them....thanks
Looks set to be very interesting. In four weeks we get the next set of KPI's (incidentally how many AIM companies provide this clarity of information for investors - yes good point dibs) This month is looking very strong apparently so expect good KPI's in Oct. Synety expect to complete five more integrations in the final quarter. At this rate they will have integrated with the majority if not all of the global top ten CRM providers before end next year. Think about it. They are also planning new innovation in their product range. US operation is looking highly promising - US customers are taking Synetys highest margin contact centre product -captive market - no brainer product - if you don't get it you fall behind of your competitors. We should have break even by end 2015 by which time I expect this to be a £100m valuation or bought out by Salesforce (loose change to them).
Maybe you will. Maybe you won't. But if you do may I join you in the bargain basement?
perhaps I'll get a second chance sub £2
Sales Director and Chief Technical Officer both buying as well today. The CTO holds 6% of the company! Vote of confidence in their products and technical expertise.
Nuff said eh jolly?
Today was a little strange. I felt the results were generally pretty positive and the start of what could be very promising traction in the US. Of course, Oracle as well. Not bad for such a small cap. Am holding
my brokers love me
Oh dear sounds rather painful
I'm an inveterate trader lol
A key support level was hit at 175p. If we'd broken that I would've waited for 150-160 (next support level). But we bounced strongly at 175p. I managed to get 188p as the spread can be very wide here but happy with that. If we drop again I'll do the same. Btw you only missed out if you were looking to trade but this ain't easy to trade mate. Worth an investment for sure. Paul Scott is also a Synety shareholder.