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Little mention http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-7-jan-2014-tpt-snty-netd-hat-cost-80291/
Indeed bonker. I instructed my broker to top up with 1250 this morning after the terrific confirmation of trend in the results. He came back with it in two tranches such was the demand averaging 2.02 per share. I'm happy with that.
Yes Paisley an important statistic to bear in mind the 60% when you consider the millions of seats up for grabs in the coming months/years. That number could fall of course or it could even rise. I was staggered to discover that Act! alone have over one million users in the UK. That is just a proportion of the overall market we are looking at in just the UK. There are no guarantees of course but, as I stated before, even just a very modest take up (way below the 60%) would dramatically increase revenues from here on in.
I target 250p with a close *this week* of £2+ but it's not guaranteed to do it in a straight line though it could just go mental for a few days and blow through both of those - 250ish gap too remember ... No brainer buy/hold even at £2 imo ...
I listened to the earlier brr today and the difference in tone is notable. Simon is very upbeat. The key thing to take away (I am paraphrasing) is that 60% of people that trial the product! take the product.
Paisley LOL well I've certainly got my cigar out today. Not too many 'Clouds' on the horizon here if you'll pardon the pun!
Just checked and SNTY only announced the Act! integration in the middle of November so enormous room for growth there in terms of oncoming revenue this year. Remember SC stated in media broadcast this morning growth expected to 'accelerate further'. Don't say you weren't told.
Act! is one of SNTY's integration partners who are no.1 contact management solution for small enterprises and have over ONE MILLION users in the UK alone. I repeat ONE MILLION: http://swiftpage.com Get excited.
If I try and speed read I sometimes find a specie of dyslexia comes on. Somewhere in the sentence with words partner and coming I perceived the word "cigar"
Act! have over ONE MILLION users in the UK alone and FIVE million in the US. SNTY currently have 2,678 users in total. They haven't even begun to scratch the surface of the potential customer base here. Then there's Salesforce which is huge. Even just a 5% take up of Act! customers in the UK in isolation would give SNTY 50,000 users (almost 20 times the current total of users). Never mind the fact they have 17 other integration partners and more to come on board. The more I do the sums the more you start to realise. It's quite mind blowing actually.
SC confirms that the revenue to 31 Dec is 100% UK earned - no US revenue included. First two US customers from NY signed up in Dec and going live this month. Larger partner relationships beginning to mature and seeing larger customers coming onboard. Particularly excited about Act! as they have a huge number of users in UK and also excited about Salesforce who are having more and more customers use CloudCall. Expecting growth to accelerate further and they have their 'tails up'!
Well I was right, within 90 mins out pops a BRR media broadcast on this mornings trading update! Have a listen, it is seriously bullish stuff.
A radio update in the media tab above
90 day average trading volume = 23,121 Today 174,000+ already!
That's a logical resistance to test from a charting point of view. I'd hope there's room to move higher based on opinions implicit in previous highs - and I think results must wholly confirm those opinions.
Agreed Dibs. If current trend continues then 850k revenues x 4 x4 = 13.2 mill revenues by end 2015, less costs say 3 mill pa = EBITDA 10 mill at PE10 = 100mill MCAP. Or if PE to reflect growth 150 mill+. Ie 10 bagger in sight within 2 years. I'm not saying this will happen but it is sensible to extrapolate existing growth as a scenario. Ladies and gentlemen place your bets.
I'm expecting 250p here before the end of the week on the back of this update and market absorption of the facts.
MH3834- The 52 week high is 357.50p so there is plenty of upside potential. I do not see why the sp cannot make new highs in the near future.
That as each CRM partners customer adds CloudCall the pressure grows on their competitors to acquire it since it offers a clear competitive advantage to effective customer service in the market. A no brainer, and with little competition being experienced by SNTY in the CRM market a snowball effect could well incur. Guys, I know I'm pushing this hard but the upside here over the next couple of years is potentially humungous if the market decides to agree.
surprised its not gone up more with that rns anyway in at 2.11 buy not showing yet had to go ng trade
to see that gap from August being filled
Thats right Dibs61. The outlook now is far rosier than when the SP hit 320p in April last year. I hope it is not too long before the sp will be making new highs. Not many shares in free float which will help. A really good growth story here.
On the last trading update in Sept SNTY issued a BRR media broadcast. I wonder if we'll get another one following this update? Also listening again to the US telecoms licence broadcast back as recently as November SC (who is rather conservative in nature and not given to big hype) refers to a HUGE opportunity in the states. Many of SNTY's current integration partners have much larger US customer bases and they will do the bulk of the selling for SNTY as per the companies business model. This reduces costs of employing large sales teams etc.. Go figure.
71,974 traded on ISDX alone so far today. Very large for SNTY given the small free float.
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