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selling down at loss?
Another top up made £5k's worth at 235p. Completed with pleasure. What a great buying opportunity this is!
..I'll be back
more drift, dibs, is still a decent possibility imv... ..I didn't feel too prunish selling nr £3 lol ..GL
Couldn't resist a top up at these knock down prices. I think a tie up with OUT WOULD be an unnecessary distraction at this time. I hope and I believe that they'll decide not to do anything there. Thats my call anyway.
I know what you mean Melody, the disruption caused by merging companies at this stage of development would be a distraction. However Mark Seeman has previous history with Outsourcery prior to launching Synety and this rumour is coming from somwhere - maybe it's behind the repressed Sp ? "As shareholder and chief technical officer of Outsourcery Limited, Mark and his team were responsible for the creation and implementation of the company's Cloud based product strategy which was designed to transform the Outsourcery business into the UK's leading Unified Communications provider".
http://www.fmp-tv.co.uk/companies/synety-group-plc Hope this rumour about SNTY and OUT getting together is a fake, don't like it one bit.
That's very interesting - thank you
maybe spending some cash.Nice fit and 4 days of rising on OUT Outsourcery (OUT) On Synety Group PLC Radar By PLATTS 10 Jul 2014 10:23:21 http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/Outsourcery-OUT-On-Synety-Group-PLC-Radar/s/via/35680/article/view/p/mid/1/id/204/
Whoever is selling today with the greatest respect you are a prize prune but I will take your shares with pleasure.
I've got some funds available by early next week and I know where they'll be going ;) Especially at the silly price this is at now. Just hoping it'll stay at this level or lower so I can take advantage. Great posts khameeleon and smeagol.
The solid success so far in the UK has largely been based on integration to US originating globally available and established CRM packages. Salesforce, Bullhorn, Netsuite, ACT, Outlook, MS Dynamics , Zoho etc etc etc. The available opportunity in the UK is a fraction of that in the US and Synety to date have cut their teeth, proven and developed the offering based on the home market opportunity alone. So having proved the practicality and market acceptance they have now invested in US licences, established a foothold and taken exactly the same product and model (no more huge development costs etc) to the US market....now I know there are figures somewhere, but I can safely stab and say that the US market offers a staggering exponential opportunity. On top of this these guys can obviously have the flexibility and skills to integrate to local specialist CRM companies if the commercial opportunity presents itself , re recent UK integrations with Chameeleon i, Tracker, Influence etc. (in my opinion) this is an absolute stonewall no brainer of a good, honest investment opportunity that is going to make this current SP look ridiculous. Own research is always recommended, but for me this is a no brainer
The rate of increase in annualised turnover interests me. Up to 28 Feb it increased at around 15% per month, then it dropped in March to 10% and as stayed at that level since. At this rate we'll be over £3m by financial year end. But the latest update shows the US sales haven't started to take effect yet, so it's not unreasonable to expect a return to a monthly increase of over 15% by year end. The concern has to be cash burn up to break even point and the risk of associated dilution, but i think the last issue should tide us over. Then, once we're profitable on a daily basis this will start to look hugely undervalued at £23m MC. I've therefore just topped up at 262.
won't have experience in.
This was from Simon Johnson on stockopedia and sums up what synety have and do. I own an IT Support business so have quite a wide understanding of how different SME's use CRM's. My view is that its a very untapped market, I know a number of our clients who have spent a lot of money integrating their physical phone systems with their CRM's. Even once this has been setup the problem is that your are at the whim of either party who may upgrade their software and inadvertently break the link between the two. Synety puts this all under one roof and removes buck passing if problems occur, you should be able to use whatever CRM suits your business not the one which happens to work with your phone system. There's no doubt that hosted phone systems are the future, there's no doubt that CRM use is here to stay. Key to success will be the integration with more CRM's although there's some great names already compatible. The other point will be marketing the business benefits to senior staff within organisations, the integration will save countless amounts of employee time and allow for a more flexible workforce (e.g. take your phone home and just plug it into the internet off you go) (a good plus for Disaster Recovery too). Oh and on data protection which was mentioned, the customer has already migrated all their data to Salesforce etc not with Synety and therefore the customer is already "into" cloud and shouldn't be deterred. Competitor hosted phone companies will need to start from scratch to integrate, this involves hiring programmers and forming relationships with CRM companies, something some - See more at: http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-8-jul-2014-snty-jwng-camb-sdm-84600/#sthash.x1T741OE.dpuf
all. invested today after a fair bit of research. This has the feel of a mini Eckoh in terms of stickiness of customer and US angle. looks exciting and prob a good risk/reward pay off
Take careful note that all those that have sold out this morning on news, their shares have all been gobbled up readily at around the 270p mark. Institutions and smart money will be building here as this companies reputation gets a much wider audience including across the pond…. ;)
A guy who knows what he's talking about and on exactly the same wavelength as yours truly: http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-8-jul-2014-snty-jwng-camb-84600/ Don't worry about the SP response today. It bounced readily from a smattering of sell on news and is now around par. Theres a lot of crap on AIM. I know the carrot that little oil minnows dangle out can dazzle and entice. A lot of companies that rely on spurious claims and jam tomorrow RNS's. THIS though is the real deal. A good open honest company with excellent management who have put their money where their mouth is AND a GREAT product. Beautifully simple yet a complete no brainer with a huge market opportunity opening before them and in the US of all places as well. As much as their product is a no brainer this investment is a no brainer. Exponetial growth continuing which will make the previous historical growth look quite lame. All you have to is open your eyes.
You are probably right. It will take revenue and profits to grow before this gets attention. Understanding their business gives you confidence that will happen but it may be a while before integrations turn into sufficiently impressive profits to excite investors.
I did expect a modest rise today and my guess is that It will probably finish the day slightly up. I think the Problem with the Snty SP is that they have grown so steadily over the last two years (and steady is not an exciting word on AIM) that a good set of KPI's is expected as normal. It's going to take more news of the US operation to take this to the next level.
Maybe the slow reaction is because Tech stock are of favour? But when you look at their business plan that should not be a factor. The company is hard to understand? It is not that difficult but it does take a little time to read their web site and study RNSs. The CRM integrations are by solid large and often USA software companies, so they will sell in the USA. Thi is one case for investing and waiting. It will be worth it, Synety software is original and disruptive. They have no direct competition. SMEs can run a call centre and record and recall telephone conversations direct from a customer's record card all based in the Cloud. Or they can just use the recording facility and instantly recal conversations. How valuable would that be to a solicitor or estate agent, recruitment, or any selling operation? See MelodyNelson's post June 27th on this site.
I don't really understand the drop on them revising their figures up?!
This must be one of the best investments on AIM and yet it still isn't on investor's radar. The share price is not reacting like an oil co on discovering oil but I believe in time we will see similar phenomenol growth. So far today there are only a few small transactions just 9 small trades so far. The order book has very little in it. Early investors like us may have to be patient and wait for the incredible growth potential to be recognised. It will be! Maybe this RNS will be enough to get Synety mentioned in the press?
Fabulous update. I guessed that there might be a pause in the upward percentage rate of growth in this quarter simply because of the expansion of the organisation into the US and indeed in the UK with a move to new offices. In view of all these factors it is REMARKABLE that have maintained the growth they have which is now set to step up yet again. This is a rare beast on AIM. One that is actually delivering and producing a genuine massive small cap opportunity for investors. Synety is a gem.
Good media interview release just now.