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http://m.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/mobile/news/detail.html?announcementId=11899878 Somehow the placing doesn't hurt as much when they give so much information when they do it. The open offer is also a gesture that softens the blow. This is a benchmark in style for the rest of the placings that happen hereabouts.
just 2 small(ish) trades on isdx today so far, and none on lse, so its nice to see the SP holding at this level. The charts show that the SP is now in a strong upwards trend, and FWIW I believe we are only a matter of days away from the key short-term level of c.350p. At this point we could either see some profit-taking pushing the SP down to test for support points, or we could see the SP settle just below for a few days, until the buying pressure builds up again (bound to be further +ve news some time soon) and then we could blow through 350 and see a spike of sorts, then a retrace back to c.350p. This is just my read on how things could develop, and bare in mind we have the results looming which could create some real hype if there is positive news on developments in the US. Still holding strong! ATB
Oh and P.S: LSE, why is the RNS not showing here, not even a red flasing light????? This is the text from FRiday 5:29pm: NOTE - remove the spaces after 'www.' and before 'investegate' http://www. investegate.co.uk/synety-group-plc/rns/holding-s--in-company/201403141729504022C/
Seconded! Thanks Wedoomed for pointing this out. I re- read their website's significant shareholders (over 3% holdings) and with Commerzbank snapping up another 1% I reckon less than 30% of shares are in circulation outside of the 'significant' holders so at over £3 per share they are in short supply and will rise (or fall) quickly on market sentiment. I placed a fill or kill over the weekend and doubled my holding which on paper at least has shown an almost 10% increase. I see this company growing steadily and most importantly, in the US market. Thanks again W
but I wonder where this is going to end the day.....phew...
Well spotted Werdoomed! very late it was…. Good sign methinks. have a great sunday all. Regs.
As a novice to this why is Interactive Investors showing an RNS dated 14 March at 17:29 and this site is not showing it? Did LSE leave early for the weekend? Anyway I see Commerzbank has increased its stake so they must see real potential. Over 8% now so the shares left to PI's are getting even fewer
bonker - lol Hi Havenoidea - 3 bagger? Well you certainly DON'T live up to your user name do you?! I'm still here. Fantastic company. Fantastic prospects.
He's playing with Vegas99 over on FLX pmsl
so.. being a 4 year novice…. I am closing in on a 3 Bagger… Stay True… Not going to give this one up. Dibs?.. where are you?. Regs.
I remember it well mate, me and someone else both bought at 120.8 I think it was and within about another five buys above there it went up like 10% lol, never looked back since! No, I traded em all out more's the pity for a very nice return in no time at all - I don't do hindschite so no coulda/woulda/shoulda problems for me :) 330p ;)
I did say around that time that this was easily worth £25 mil+ and that 250p would be achieved fairly easily, and then 350p would be on the cards ;) at least you kept some freebies to ride though. If this continues to climb at this steady rate, and closes above 350p then finds support at that level, I will sell whatever I can find to trade this from 350 to £4+ as I think the prospect of a short-term spike will be to good to ignore. However I expect that c.350p will act as a significant resistance level in the short-term, and SP could consolidate between 300 and 350p for a few weeks before the next move. The above is all but irrelevant to long-termers who could be sitting on a £10+ share sometime between 18 months and 3 years from now, IMO. GLA
Your buy was impeccably timed it must be said! I thought I did well buying some sub 150p! The chart is certainly throwing some shapes our way, and I like the look of them so far! Did you need keep any free-runners when you took your profit?
looks like a breakout to me, SP being marked up significantly on very low buying pressure, and no significant resistance points now on the run up to c.350p. Anyone see any differently? Hold tight and enjoy the ride is my approach, and its been a hell of a ride so far! GLA
It's come a very long way mate since my 120p buy! Me being me, I was out a long time before it hit three quid but it's all good and yes, I agree, there could be plenty more left in the tank, just need it to throw some shapes now for clues :)
Good day Mr faz147, I agree that the lack of selling pressure and the improving fundamental story here are reasons to remain involved with SNTY. The interesting story [in combination with the tiny market cap] were my reasons for making a purchase of SNTY shares. I sense that the maxim "Patience is a virtue" will prove to be applicable here. I note that, some months ago, you were following FITB. Is FITB a share that you continue to follow? Always looking for low-priced opportunities. Do you like the news there? I thank you for your response [on this bb] when you have a moment. Regards, Rob229
good volume on isdx again today for SNTY, and several buys at 321p, bodes well for the coming days and weeks with seemingly very few holders interested in taking profits at this level. I'm holding until we see some dividends, or at least a serious multi-bagging of the SP from the current level! GLA
I said not long ago that the SP could move to c.350p on very little buying pressure based on the my TA and the tiny number of shares available for trading. It seems to be doing exactly that, and I still expect c.350p by the end of March. Once this goes above 350p we are in uncharted territory, and therefore the SP becomes more difficult to predict, however my guess is that we could move along the lines of 350, 300, 390, 350, 420 or thereabouts, but please take these "guesses" with a large pinch of salt, and DYOR! The fact is i'm not trying to trade my holding here, as its too volatile and there is too much positive newsflow, but if I had spare funds I would top-up despite the SP now more than doubling from my average, and despite the fact that SNTY is now by far my largest shareholding by value. Very strong hold for me!
Still going strong here I see :) Had a look at the chart - it's got £4 in its sights to my eye and I suspect you'll see something along the lines of a 330>260>400 move ahead ... GL
Thanks Dibs, Good interview, re-enforces my reason to definitely not take any profits for a long time, think this will take off. Regs
Interview with Simon Cleaver following yesterdays exciting announcement of a contract win and integration with SSP software: http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/121716?popup=true
There is no doubt that the Global opportunity for this type of comms application within CRM/ ERP or any business software that could utilise an integrated telephony element is vast. It's one of those no brainer apps that the simplicity of concept make it so brilliant. The challenge for SNTY is to manage and control the transition from £10m to £nm......they are first to the table, the opportunity is huge and encouragingly no sign of direct competition ....deffo a keeper for now.
COMS and SNTY are NOT competitors but they do operate, you could say, in the same 'sector' i.e..cloud computing and technology. COMS has seen enormous growth in its market valuation over the past few months which to a large degree is probably justified (but I certainly feel it is very fully valued currently). In contrast SNTY has NOT seen a similar large rise in its market valuation to build in a future very rapid rate of growth. Clearly a lot of punters go to COMS because it is a penny share and thus more attractive to visualise percentage gains. But you reader are missing a trick if you do not look very closely at this company because it is growing at a positively explosive rate. In organic terms probably faster than COMS. Enough said.
Although a couple of months old a good read and still highly relevant: http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/64601/update-synety-group-shares-jump-on-promising-update-64601.html
So far we've held onto all of yesterdays gains. Hope thats not me and my big mouth putting the mockers on it! Perhaps there are some who are watching and waiting for it to drop? It is a share which is totally unsuited to traders though of course with a sufficiently large price move there can be money made. But this is very strongly an investment because buy and hold here is IMHO going to make a LOT of money.