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Rise towards the end though I'm far from convinced that it was "natural" for that volume of trades - it looked like the MMs simply moving it up of their own volition, much like I saw after my 120.8p buy, there were virtually no trades after that but up it went! All bodes well and I'll be eagle eyed on this next week watching for a decisive move and perhaps a wee shake too :)
I agree this could shift next week. Buys at 160p on isdx at the close! I freed up some funds and nearly added in the last 10 minutes but the ask just kept moving up, 155, 156, 158, 160p. It looks like the seller has cleared off now and this is moving on very little buying pressure, so any continued buying next week should see this confirm the breakout IMO. I'm hoping there is one last treeshake up the MM's sleeves to try and find some sellers, at which point I will look to top-up and then sit back and enjoy the ride. Not holding my breath though. A very positive week all in all for SNTY shareholders. Enjoy the weekend guys. Faz
I reckon this late rally + MM's being a little short of stock sets us up for an RNS next week and/or a further rally on Monday. I'll settle for both.
Not another Director purchase RNS on the way? lol
We're going to end the week on a positive note folks. :)
I've no clue on timescales mate but bearing in mind the techs and the pretty impressive director buying you've simply gotta consider this for your PF at this kind of price and certainly around 140p imo ...
How would you rate the chances of the gap at 180-230p being filled before the end of the year? I'm considering freeing up some funds to add to my holding here, but it would have to involve selling some shares in another quality company. The Ichimoku chart is certainly looking more positive, with the price having broken above the Tenkan-Sen and Kijun-Sen lines, and a bullish Tenkan-Kijun cross (T-Kx) looking likely to be confirmed in the next few trading sessions. We still have a very tangible target IMO in the shape of the flatlining Senkou Span B at c.191p through to mid-November. For those that don't know, a flatlining Senkou Span B is generally a strong attractor of price. To break through that level will require an increase in volume, but I expect that will be forthcoming once we break above the bottom of the gap at 180p, if newsflow is as positive as I expect it to be. Would appreciate your thoughts. Faz
My thoughts exactly Dibs! A nice overview of Prism below, well worth browsing through the slideshow IMO. No doubt the previous integration with Microsoft Dynamics will have opened the door to this partnership, but as Simon Cleaver has said they are often knocking at an open door with CRM platforms generally very keen to integrate with SNTY's CloudCall, and in many cases the CRM's have approached SNTY. I can't remember the exact quote but I'm sure in the recent BRR interview Cleaver said he has the easiest sales job in the world! The fact that this integration was not deemed worthy of an RNS suggests to me that the BoD still fully expect further integrations with CRM platforms in the coming weeks and months. Cleaver also said in the BRR interview that we have already integrated with 15 platforms, and we are in talks with a similar number for new integrations, so I expect Cirrus Nova is the first of many before the end of the year. This expectation, coupled with a positive response from the recent Contact Centre Expo, probably explains the 4 directors all buying in the space of a week, and also a major institution increasing their holding. http://prezi.com/0hvwexrujvaf/copy-of-cirrus-nova-prism-recruitment-software/
A simple to install application and simple to use and saves organisations money. What's not to like?
tell me he ain't referring to *that* "Prism" lol
Andy Brown, Managing Director Cirrus Nova added: “By embedding telephony into Prism, users save time with click-to-dial and call recording functions directly from contact records, boosting efficiency and delivering a valuable and comprehensive log of client and candidate transactions for staff. With SYNETY’s CloudCall solution, Prism users can easily enhance their client service.” SYNETY’s CloudCall is available on a per-user, per month basis with no upfront capital expenditure needed and no software to install or maintain. Its integration with Cirrus Nova’s Prism recruitment software means that voice functions can be fully embedded into the applicant tracking and CRM suite, enabling complete records of phone transactions to be managed and accessed as easily as an email. CloudCall is a fully-featured hosted business communications solution that delivers real cost savings and productivity benefits. CloudCall Click enables software integration that works with customers’ existing phone systems, or can be used on its own with the included CloudCall Communicator softphone. It delivers click-to-call and call recording functions integrated into a customer’s CRM, sales or business software. CloudCall Enterprise is a stand-alone, hosted PABX service working over broadband, using either SYNETY VoIP handsets or SYNETY’s softphone. It can be provisioned within a few minutes and installed, configured and running in two working days, offering a hassle-free alternative to line rentals and a competitive per-user per-month service charge. Additional built-in functions include advanced reporting and analysis on usage and activity by user so that entire workforces can be monitored easily; integrated IVR / Auto-Receptionist to greet and help route incoming calls efficiently; and call queuing which allows calls during busy periods to be handled more efficiently.
SYNETY Announces Integration of CloudCall with Cirrus Nova's CRM and Applicant Tracking Software Released: 17th October 2013 Publisher: SYNETY SYNETY, the cloud telephony software and services specialist, has announced the complete integration of its CloudCall on-demand business telephony system with Cirrus Nova’s Prism cloud customer relationship management (CRM) and applicant tracking solution. This enables Prism users to drive powerful PBX and telephony functions directly from the Prism interface. These functions include desktop click-to-dial, full integration of call histories, and the ability to add complete recordings of calls to customer and candidate records, giving the most comprehensive overview of current and historic client interactions. Features can be delivered as an adjunct to customers’ existing telephony on a per-user, per-month basis with no upfront costs. Prism users can also benefit from CloudCall’s ultra-low costs for outbound calls of just 0.75p per minute for UK landline numbers and 2p per minute for UK mobiles, helping to make significant savings on communications costs. Mark Seemann, CEO of SYNETY said: “For recruiters, the ability to add voice recordings directly into client and applicant records can be hugely beneficial. It provides staff with a permanent record of telephone interviews and client conversations that can be reviewed at any time. This call recording capability helps to build a far more detailed picture of customer communications and interactions.”
yes faz I saw the second holdings RNS for Commerzbank on Investegate but couldn't see it here on LSE. Meant to post on because as you have pointed out this is a big bank and why would they want to invest in a little tiddler like SNTY? The answer probably lies in the 'german connection'. Some investors may be unaware but SNTY is also listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange and Georg Oehm is German. So there are investor and management links whereby german investors would be aware of our company. It is clearly positive that such an organisation is prepared to invest in SNTY. Still relatively speaking under the radar here apart from a few well informed investors. ;-)
sorry Commerzbank
No, just click on the RNS tab. I read it yesterday but think the Mellinckrodt holding is more significant. That said it does signify Sb having confidence in the company.
Mellinckrodt 1 - SICAV-FIS previously held 564,458 shares in SNTY, representing 8.917% of the issued share capital. They have increased their holding by 50,000 shares, so they now hold 614,458 shares, representing 9.707% of the Group's total voting rights. As Dibs has pointed out, this is effectively a Director buy as Georg Oehm (Non-Executive Director of SNTY) has a controlling interest in Mellinckrodt. However, more importantly in my view, is the RNS from 4:30 yesterday which seems to have been overlooked or missed on here. Commerzbank AG have increased their position by 50,000 shares, to now hold 358,270 shares, representing 5.66%. Commerzbank are completely independent of SNTY, and they are a major global company with revenue in 2011 of c.10 billion Euro's!
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Regarding Mellinckrodt 1 - SICAV-FIS is, to all intents and purposes ANOTHER director purchasing shares because Dr Georg Oehm who is a NED of SNTY has a substantial interest in this company (he may even own it but not sure) So this is again very bullish as we see yet another director showing confidence in the future prospects of the company.
May explain increase interest and recent 15% rise. Do not know previous holding but now over 9%.
think so yes - next week is possibly the big break on my chart ...
We've held onto the vast bulk of our gains over the past couple of days so far. Consolidation then next move up?
in my otherwise bleak pf (well, apart from a very small punt on gng that i regret not making bigger). Still think there's a lot of scope for cap growth here, as the sales model means rev growth will be exponential in the s.t without significant rises in costs. Annualised sales could easily exceed £1m by yr end, which should mean profits are possible in 2014 even if the rate of growth slows. If it doesn't slow for 6 more months, and with no debts, this could even enter dividend territory next yr. The only question is how long the exponential sales growth can continue before it tapers as the major partners are signed up. I'd be interested to hear ppl's thoughts on the realistic maximum potential market for this business in terms of sales.
For the benefit of anybody who is interested and hasn't heard it: http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/116054/partner/lse
And price came off a bit but still finish with a near 15% rise so not to be sniffed at. What was most significant was the very busy trading today. Overall, more than 200,000 shares traded which is very high for a company with 6m shares in issue and the sheer number of trades was unusual. There seemed to be greater liquidity today. Be interesting to see if the rally will follow through tomorrow. We didn't finish strongly although there was a small flurry of buys on ISDX which didn't shift the price up.