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The trading volume is low so no lift off at this time however maybe after the NYSE opens?
Good morning,much as I buy and sell shares…..I don’t really understand the markets.Just wondering if this is lift off now ?
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WSJ story on RPA, take note TPG/Vista/Blue Prism https://www.wsj.com/articles/workplace-automation-bots-gain-clout-amid-covid-19-pandemic-11632327480
Good find @JCash202! Happy to see they're continuing to put out good PR and announce exciting developments even in the midst of buyout talks. I continue to believe that the more bots can "think" via AI, the faster intelligent automation adoption will skyrocket. I love this company. I'm really torn on what I want to happen this week. A buyout for a 30-50% premium would be nice, but I'd love to own the company through the AI/bot revolution.
The second guy is Eric Tyree (Head of AI & Research at Blue Prism)... Perhaps new product launch.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/erictyree/?originalSubdomain=uk
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Who is the second guy? Kind of looks like Maurizio Carli, one of the non exec board members, but can't be sure. Intriguing indeed.
https://mobile.twitter.com/blue_prism/status/1440340721609830416
@joatman, I think you're spot on. It's the calm before the storm, and I wouldn't expect much volume until the big news hits. One week to go before the September 28th cut off (next Tuesday, but my spidey senses are telling me there will be news before the end of the week.
I have no crystal ball but I feel the recent low activity in PRSM trading indicates mainly PI rather than Institutional activity.
From this I expect more of the same until an announcement (possibly before the 28th) when there will be a flurry of activity - lets hope the market takes a positive view of developments.
All Chinese companies are government companies whatever they may say - they do as instructed or the management is changed, or jailed. I would not concern myself with this at all.
I don't think you are the only one that likes a bargain.
There are 2 private equity groups out there that just got presented with the ability to lower their opening bid by about 10%. That is an extra profit margin that they will be eyeing up.
I concur.
Love a discount just hope market is still down this time next week when I have more money to spend.
Won't be adding here but whilst you shouldn't listen to some guy on the internet, I don't think global markets will be pulled down simply because, unlike US and Europe markets, Chinese market is more 'isolated' so the damage won't ripple the way it did in 2008.
On the other hand, it's only when (if) Evergrande goes down that you will find out what banks have been lending to them.
Maybe 'scary' if you have a lot of banking stock but otherwise a market drop for a reason that has no effect on your company's sector is only a opportunity to buy the same stock but at a discount.
DYOR
Global sell-off today on the fears that one troubled company in China could ripple through the global economy like the next Lehman Brothers. I'll easily take the other side of that bet. If Blue Prism dips along with the tide of the overall market, it's simply another opportunity to get in before September 28th.
Greedy when others are fearful. Fearful when others are greedy.
Legal and General reduced their position by ~10% and dumped ~200,000 shares at £11.6. Still hold around 1.8m shares. Possibly one reason why the price has dropped a bit today
One more 8.3 disclosure, Terry Walby (Thoughtonomy CEO) holds 1.4% of the shares
PrettyWild Most enterprises using cloud architecture (instead of having physical data centres) would use AWS or Microsoft Azure or solutions from other players like Google, Oracle, IBM etc.. This does not relate to being an Amazon Seller
Most cloud providers also provide a suite of services offerings. Many organisations are heavily embedded on AWS, so this is very good news to see them continue to build out the offering.
I've just read that joatmon , it's really good news for amazon sellers.
News alert - LSE:PRSM
Blue Prism Introduces Intelligent Automation Productivity Solutions for the Enterprise on AWS 13:32 : Monday 20 September 2021
With nine days to the September 28th deadline - my question is can we expect an interim 'indicative announcement of some sort' or nothing until September 28th?
Thank you Jamstar, £19 SP in January, and as far as I know in the UK, Waitrose, Jaguar, Land Rover and the NHS use this technology.
You can see everyone with more than 1% in 8.3 filings. Almost no room for any funny business as they have to announce any position changes. Anyway, the only folks messing around with daily trading, but not materially changing their positions, are Barclays and Blackrock.
I suspect it's mainly retail and algos moving positions around as we wait for any news
Me too Rapper :-(((((
I feel more and more that the sp is being manipulated by insiders. I only hope that it all turns out OK in the end as I have a large position(for me) at the wrong price.More fool me!!
I suspect TPG will be first out of the gate with an offer.
Sohaib Abbasi is an Advisor for both TPG and Blue Prism. Coincidence? I think not
Thank you Latpulldown! I do love your posts. Xx
As for Cineworld Court case, what I've been listening to as it stands, Cineworld will win. :-)))) we have all the evidence/facts
@latpulldown, I completely agree with you. Even if it's only buying the customer base, why wouldn't UiPath do a leveraged buyout or acquire via its own shares to pick up an additional 10% marketshare instantly?! If it acquired by giving Blue Prism investors a premium price in value of UiPath shares, it would only dilute by <10% and immediately grow its revenue by 25% and take out a top 3 competitor. It's a no-brainer to me, and the same logic applies for other big enterprise software companies looking to cheaply get into intelligent automation.
The emergence of a 3rd bidder is reasonably likely, and could even be a reason this is dragging out a bit. In fact, that is what Frank Quattrone was hired to do.......rustle the bushes to stir up more interest and get top dollar for the business one way or another. We have yet to see what fruits his involvement will yield, which is another reason to HODL these shares with diamond hands as if your life (or at least your retirement ha) depended on it. :)