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buying over the last few days....140k @ 290 is a hugely confident investor. Time to get back in again gents ?
duh...350
Can't see any reason for the rise, the days trades are nothing special, no new information etc......maybe something is about to happen. It's been a while since any new integrations/initiatives have been released.....rns soon perhaps ? .A positive report on US progress will set this alight again and back above 300 in a heartbeat. (IM very humble O)
anyone knows? it has been down for quite some time!
I couldn't resist a modest top up here today.....
Spread still out of order. Agreed Khameeleon, I am in a share save at ASW as an employee, and when maturity time arrives, expect a drop, but will be expected, trapped some more last week on this, and will grab some more whenever I get the chance. Regards.
Thanks Khameeleon, I got into shares after benefiting from a employee share scheme at Taylor Wimpey like you mention.
I may be corrected by more knowledgeable posters. I think it relates to a sale of 4000 shares at a pre agreed price. It's not uncommon for employees to recieve share options allowing them to purchase shares in the future at a pre agreed price. eg after 5 years employment they can purchase a fixed number shares at the same price they were when they began employment...it's a nice perk if the Company is doing well. The current drop is partly that the market is generally pants at the moment, but also there was a placing of shares on the market by SYNETY at 250 a few weeks ago......so people who bought at 250 have been selling for a quick profit...this will end soon and the SP will begin to rise again (it may drop a tad further yet) personnaly I think this is a great price at the moment (my opinion only so please research_
Can anyone explain what the RNS titles "Exercise of Warrants" is all about. It seems to be talking about the issuing of new shares at 135p. What will this do to the share price? Is this the reason for the big drop? Thanks
The bottom of the dip....just need a tasty US centric RNS to get this flying again....
So… being novice, the spread on this looks to be between the high and low of the day?. Seems a bit excessive to me, but it won't put me off. Freeing up some more spondoolics to grab some more. Regards.
List of shareholders has been updated today. Mellinckrodt, Herald and Aquaglow all added to their holdings, Henderson bought 400.000 shares. The other new instis probably bought less than 3% each, as they have not filed a TR-1. https://www.synety.com/investor/shareholders/ Anyone planning going to the Sharesoc meeting on May 8th or the general meeting on May 20th ? http://www.sharesoc.org/seminarmay2014.html
Taken the opportunity of a 5% down morning to load up today.
Not sure if there is anything interesting in the different numbers between the two docs (maybe just a typo ), or why it wasn't on one rns, but certainly an interesting take up by Commerzbank....
Agreed. Another Commerzbank RNS at 5:32pm not shown on LSE [ http://www.investegate.co.uk/synety-group-plc--snty-/rns/holding-s--in-company/201404141732558077E/ ] now at 7.36% holding!
Good to see Commerzbank AG increasing their holding and mopping up even more of the free float here ... roll on those US Sales!!
I read on one of the other boards, that if you don't have enough cash in your account to cover your fees/subscription they'll automatically sell small numbers of your shares in lieu of payment.......I've also read about the code theory, bit sceptical, but you never know
I understand from my broker these are not sells or buys, they are signals between Market Makers. I don't know what they mean but messages are frequently passed this way although the number of share in the "transaction" is usually 50 or 100. The number of shares apparently means something. Reluctant to sell, we certainly are. We see this as having Quindell type potential!
I can understand why holders are reluctant to sell here, but what kind of person sells 2 shares and 1 share for £6.60 and £3.30 respectively?!
Maturing Relationships What is also becoming apparent is that when CRM providers integrate, the full lead flow is not immediately 'switched on' but builds over time as the relationship develops and confidence in Synety's products grows. We are witnessing this profile of sales build-up across many of our integration partners and this pattern applies both in terms of number of leads received and, perhaps more importantly, the average size of opportunity we receive. I maintain my belief that SNTY will demand a market cap of £120 million by summer 2016 at the very latest, and if you cannot see enough reason in this and the previous two posts to hold your shares tightly for the foreseeable future, then IMO you deserve to miss out on the substantial profits to be made from holding at the current price, but I urge you all to DYOR, and draw your own conclusions!
Addressable Market Key CRM Partners Estimate of Seats in UK Estimate of Seats in US Bullhorn CRM US 6k 60k Salesforce.com US 0.3m 5m ACT! (Swiftpage) US 0.6m 3m Microsoft CRM US 0.25m 3m Sage CRM US 0.2m 1m GoldMine CRM CA 10k 0.8m NetSuite US 80k 0.8m
The key for me in the results, and what is stopping me from realising any profit despite the SP more than doubling from my average of c.153p, is in the addressable market section: Addressable Market As some of these CRM partners do not release their count of end users or 'seats' it's impossible to put a precise figure on this increase in addressable market, but the Board estimates it grew from around 10,000 to over 1.5 million during the year. There are ongoing conversations taking place with a number of additional CRM companies and so I expect to see the UK addressable market continue its expansion. In November, we reported obtaining our US telecommunications licence and that we were starting limited US activity, working with our established partners and running the service, as much as possible, with our existing infrastructure and staff in the UK. Following on from that announcement, I'm pleased to report that we already have a number of customers using CloudCall in the US and that we intend to open a sales office in Boston later this year. Whilst there are well documented risks associated with operational expansion of this nature, the Board firmly believes that in Synety's case many of these risks are mitigated, as this is not a 'cold push' into a new territory, but is as a direct result of 'pull' we have received from our existing integrated CRM Partners. Many of these partners are US based companies with home customer bases many times larger than their UK customer bases. Since all work on integration is already completed, launching in the US will immediately and substantially increase our addressable market.
Big late buy…. onwards and upwards… missed the rocket of 3.70, holding tight, product is rock solid and in excellent hands…..best share I could ever have wished to be in.. GLA
The market appears not to share my concerns! Boom!
I'm a holder here and am not trying to rain on the parade, but was slightly disappointed by this month's kpi. Annualised income had been growing at a fairly constant 15% per month (which is obviously amazing) but in March it was just under 10% a year. That's the different between healthy annualised profit and a small loss at year end. It may simply be that its harder to get new customers at the year end. However, if this is actually the start of a decline in the rate or even some sort of saturation point that means the limit of new business we have the capacity to take is £120k per month, that could leave us a couple of years away from profit, which is a long time in the tech sector. It's not a disaster, cos America has the potential to double our turnover in a couple of months Imo, given the scale of our partners' customer bases and the fact all the integrations are already in place this time, but it would be nice if the uk could get to a positive cashflow position this year as well.