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Totally agree, it’s very frustrating that positive news is met with a drop, I think we need news on numbers in respect of increased revenues, reduced costs etc.to get this moving up properly
And there is AIM logic for you - announce a new agreement and the SP drops on that day and then the day after drops another 5%
You would have thought that getting a new deal/agreement is a bad thing
Kitkat
I in my post below I stated the price was "in the low 30's towards the end of January" and you state "the price wasn't that low in January".
Using the LSE Charts Link above you can check the price on any given day in that period once you click on the 1 year chart tab. If you do this you will see the following if you move your mouse over the chart:
On January 23rd and 24th the price was 32.5p
On January 27th - 30th the price was 31.5p
On Janury 31st the price was 31p
Therefore this PROVES BEYOND ALL DOUBT that the SP was "in the low 30's towards the end of January" as I stated.
You keep harping back to the past. We were all lied to in the past and ended up getting stuffed.
For goodness sake, look at the where the company is now and where it is going rather that on all the mistakes that were made back in 2014. Also is there really any need to try and find faults in every post I make. Unfortunately as the above proves you failed to do your homework this time and got it wrong.
The price wasn’t that low in January looking at the chart. It went from 60p to 30 then markets went all over the place then markets went worst we reflected based on what this company does, and then they started turning it around. The markets started falling before lockdown because of what was happening around the world. Nothing that amazing nothing that special. Sson smiths on fund his share price declined and went to all time low and now back at a high.
The recent share price is reflection of where they were before in Jan, and an improvement based on new business wins hence why we getting closer back to £1. However no one knows whether we see further growth. This is AIM shares have huge swings, and the thing is in the past you were lied to and sadly took it in.
A&K's Partnership with XY Sense may to some degree explain the recent upward move of the SP. The divisions of SMRT certainly seem to be active, which is encouraging.
KitKat,
I'm not being silly at all, just stating the facts.
The SP was in the 20's a month before Lockdown in March and in the low 30's towards the end of January. The fact remains that from its lowest point it has risen 570%, but I guess there were few who would have had the courage to buy in at that point.
We can all work out what our holdings would have been worth at that point 6 months ago when the SP was 14.5p and I have no doubt that we are more cheerful about their worth today. Cheer up my dear.
If people remember back earlier in the year the markets went into a free fall, and lots of stocks dropped so the 570 rise as you put it isn’t really a true reflection of this stock, it happened because all share prices took a battering and then recovered depending on the sector they operate in. Pete if you can’t be that silly not to realise why it risen so much from its low back then!
I’m sure there are a few who have made 300-400% and good on them for having the nads to buy in at those low prices, I wish I had. I topped up at 80p just before the results and I am confident that good news will start to flow now with new contracts, increased subscriptions, tie ups etc. to keep the price going steadily north. Good luck to all who have stuck with this through thin and thinner
I wonder if there is anyone on this forum who bought in the teens or the 20’s? I haven’t done any trading for a year as my broker SVS went into administration and it’s taken over a year for the Administrators to sort out the mess and place my holdings with another broker.
I could do with another 570% rise just to break even ;-) very happy with a steady rise tho. I’m more confident now for the future as they seem to have a focused plan moving forward on 3 fronts, just hoping for good figures in the next update.
Although it’s a great rise, all I find myself doing is thinking why didn’t I buy in after the large drop in the markets because of covid.
Buying around 20p could have dropped my average to around 35p and I would be massively up - instead I’m still 35% down.
I just hope this keeps going for another 6 mths and then I might be able to get out after 5 years of paper losses.
Although there has been moderately decent News in the last 6 months the 570% rise from 14.5p back in April does seem quite extraordinary, not that I’m complaining, having held from the COMS days back in 2013.
Not since the days of DB have we seen this sort of rise and hopefully this time it is based on substance, productivity and real progress. It’s surely better to have seen a gradual rise this time rather than the spike seen in January 2014.
Hopefully more Contract news will soon be forthcoming which will shed more light on why we are where are and also where we are heading.
I like the tone of this RNS especially the fact that they are quite happy to do an open presentation to coincide with the results, sounds like they may have plenty of positives to announce, only my opinion but pleased with the transparency offered.
Disappointed with the response to that RNS - surely that warrants some move up?
Totally agree, a long list of high profile countries ESCO have offices in.
Already working on the first joint agreement with an international company that they hope to close out soon. With that wording I wouldn't be surprised to get another RNS on a deal being struck in the not too distant future.
Let’s hope we get another leg up on this news, getting a foot into the Far East must be a big positive
Well I just got caught out by that, anyone else tracking a 35p value this morning on various sources? HL sell at 83p would rather have the money in the bank....v. weird
Ive been trying to buy this stock for last 2 trading days, keep getting NQ- No Quote.
not sure why, when its been 85-90 for sometime, cant be very many sellers around - ive had to raise my bid and still nothing !!
This was clearly a buy not a sell as the spread at 14.48 was 73/76p. Surprising to see this further rise without another RNS.
13 August 2020
Sale of Enterprise Software Business
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/SMRT/sale-of-enterprise-software-business/14651980
There previous they were at 5.2 they now gone below threshold look back at the old rns and today’s
Their Previous holding was below the disclosure threshold, according to today’s RNS. Therefore it was below 3%, how much below we don’t know, but for it to reach 5.276% they have still taken a substantial new chunk.
erm they already had a holding, its not brand new Look back at old rns
HSBC Holdings have taken a 5.276% stake. Good to see new Institutional Investors coming on board.
Nt to buy again
Looks like a strong close coming!!