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Hi ARahim
I believe quantitive easing is facilitated by central banks buying back government loan notes.
I don’t see what role SYME could play there. Technically they would be the beneficiary if it created liquidity amongst the funding banks/partners.
Thanks poorinvester, now that the pussies are gone us few are more than a match for these clowns
Well done Cardan, really happy when a good guy makes money :) . Good luck on SYME as well budy.
Echo echo
Polly the parrot, read all about it
Squawk,
Who’s a good boy then
Just a question, could syme be as a direct channel for central banks to direct some of the cash earmarked for quantitative easing as a focused help rather than a general polycy.
You are welcome to agree or disagre e.
******70, go play on the ev bb’s then, no need to let us know what your doing, what colour pants your wearing, just be quiet and make your millions without drawing attention to how big ya....
The trolls are here
Thanks I shall take your negative insults as a compliment. Bless you
Hi ugh are not invested here you passive freak
100k top up on the cards then CARDAN?
Nice.
Cardan EV stocks? they are all climbing..the last one CBAT..
the next one is Syme for sure
Thanks
Cardan you idiot
I am proud to be still here , I have lost zero shares from you bunch of circus clowns. I’m 50 k down but don’t worry have made over 100 k this week from other investments in a few days TBH I sound like a knob, could you imagine how pathetic you all are ? Bunch of useless C***
There is. Massive core of good people here, you clowns are not on the same level so go away and kiss your sister/ brother etc
We shall stamp all over you.
Clowns
0.2+ finish on friday
For it to take off to even the lowest rampy 16p figure. Several key things would need to happen. All possible but not there currently. I do actually expect a few of these to happen or I wouldn't be here but all the ducks would need to line up and some.
1. New asset class of investment (Inventory backed securities) is accepted by Investors quickly.
2. Banks and Institutional investors trust and create new funds around this new assets class.
3. Interest rates stay low therefore becoming an attractive store for money to earn a few %
4. SYME deliver growth in revenue and profits and high rates.
5. The market see's Fintech as a high growth industry and awards a high PE
Thats crazy talk in thinking it'll get to 150p, if there was a major consolidation of shares and with the new sp then possibly but at the moment 1p/2p will do a lot of people good and is enough.
I could probably buy a country if it got to 150p Mobily! Who would have the balls not to top slice on that Journey though! Haha. The stuff of fairyland dreams.
In all seriousness, 1000% plus not out of the question here if all comes together as planned. 1000000% I don't think so!
20M now. Advice guys sit tight as had 25M on Friday so you can’t buy back in and get same quantity if you miss the boat like this silly twat done lol.
150p is just pie in the sky stuff. Don't get me wrong, I'd be able to buy my own island with figures like that but it will never happen!
I'd be happy with 2/3p
I thought that Barra, Then I saw the 59p year and 150p 5 year targets!
I'm sticking with my 3.5p on successful completion of all current clients.
IC target price of 16p is a little far fetched as that would value the company at > GBP5 billions. Realistically would like to see this MC back at the IPO value within next 12 months.
https://markets.investorschronicle.co.uk/data/equities/tearsheet/forecasts?s=SYME:LSE Target 16.69p
Italian FinTech partners with Abu Dhabi company on scheme to offer loans
Agreement between Supply@ME and iMass investments will trial an inventory monetisation programme with Abu Dhabi-based manufacturers and lenders
According to research by Almass Investments, up to $50bn worth of imported goods could be monetised by UAE companies, as well as $28bn of non-oil goods produced in the UAE. National Archives
Michael Fahy
Michael Fahy
August 10, 2020
A financial technology company that lends money to businesses on stock in their warehouse is set to launch in the Middle East after signing an agreement with an Abu Dhabi-based partner.
Supply@ME, a FinTech company owned by Italy’s Avantgarde Group, signed an agreement with Khaled AlMass's iMass Investments, to pilot an inventory monetisation programme, according to a statement on the London Stock Exchange, where the company’s shares trade.
The accord will be complete by the end of the first quarter of next year. Manufacturers or funders taking part in the pilot scheme were not named.
Union Properties strikes Dh946m debt restructuring agreement with Emirates NBD
New Abu Dhabi body formed to foster public-private links
UAE Central Bank unveils more measures to boost capacity of banks to support customers
“The UAE has a proven track record of investing in FinTech initiatives to support the real economy and we are very pleased to be part of that trend,” Alessandro Zamboni, chief executive of Supply@Me Capital, said.
Supply@Me was listed on the London Stock Exchange in March this year, raising £2.4 million (Dh11.5m).