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Terrific start to the day. Looking strong with a number of early trades. Encouraging. Now we could do with some fresh news.
Thanks but no self backslapping from me. I believe this has a long long way to go. Only the start for a relatively nascent industry and a company with, I believe, a unique product. In terms of market penetration with number of seats it is my understanding that SNTY are enjoying particular success in the building/construction sector. Whether this is deliberately part of the business plan to be targeted initially I have no idea but looking good. Expect to hear more integration news soon and there could possibly be new product news as well. It is important to bear in mind that though there are a number of players in cloud telephony Synety are in a niche market with a niche product that has been endorsed by some of the biggest IT software players on the planet. DYOR.
enjoy a great w/e
Jolly and Dibs......:)
Why the sudden flurry of buys out of nowhere and subsequent SP rise I wonder? :-)
as my good friend says ...aaoo
money talks lol
Hi Jolly, Not a bad one.....good tuck away punt.... Good management.....high staffing and set up costs, based on the figures for Synety Ltd before reverse.. Good tactic to grab hold of cash...they needed it. Good luck.....aaoooo
the outlook here is pretty bright imv... "Software telephony is a highly competitive and price sensitive market"..agreed, RW...but also growing and full of opportunities aaoo
And you will see a demonstration video for a whole host of leading CRM applications now integrated to Cloud Call Click: http://www.youtube.com/user/SYNETYCLOUDCALL Top notch product.
Check this out for a quick demonstration of Cloud Call Click's cool functionality within MS Outlook: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Iw1cF0s6Vk Pretty nifty eh? ;-)
The business is in a better place after the restructure. This had in effect left a cash shell, which the new management are using to create a completely different focused business. At the present they have issued new shares and integrated a business they bought for £1m approx with a further consideration depending on targets being met of the issue of an additional 750,000 shares. They had approx £2.4m cash and very few other assets. I have only looked at this in a very rudimentary way. But they have a valuation at the current price of £9m, that would appear to be a very full price, even taking into consideration the EC turnaround experience. The other problem as you are aware is the share liquidity, although this is a double edged sword which can exaggerate Price movements up or down....it can also catch inexperienced investors. I don't necessarily think this is not a good business but it would appear more than fully valued. But value is what people are willing to pay, so the market will decide whether to value a business several times its bought in price. That is where the risk lies, the delivery meeting the expectation...and prior history is not consistent. But, for a small adventure, it overs some spice..... GL
Simon Cleaver EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN Simon is an entrepreneur and highly experienced director who has built, developed and sold a number of successful companies in both the private and the public arenas. He has specialist knowledge of acquiring and turning around companies or assets, often under distressed circumstances. Businesses that he has built and sold include Serve Logic plc, Business Serve plc, RDP Ltd and Dalehart Ltd.
Jolly adventurous (ditto dqe lol), I agree ...isn't the future here a lot brighter than the murky past? ...it's clear that opinion of LSE sharpest minds (plus Jolly) is sharply divided here... (my rationale is v lazy hazy: bit like COMS and fallen back a lot).. .....Jolly/Dibs v riddler/RW sounds like a well matched Wimbledon doubles final (I just leave the ball for my well versed partner lol) atb & enjoy the sunny w/e
Hi Pete, I was pulling Jolly's leg, i know he likes the odd spicy speculation. (The adventure)..... GL
There were 2 trades before that for 750 and 1200 both of which could have been buys. I reckon one of those was a Jolly buy.
86 broke the bank ...my 1m buy didn't show (or was it less than that lol?)
Only buy can see for 86 this morning......that is a few...lol GL
Great buy Jolly. Excellent timing as this has surely hit the bottom of the retrace now.
bought a few this morning
Laureate, To lift our spirits, hopefully at the end of our fall, I'm reposting an extract from your excellent report of 1st May: >>>>>>>Within 10 minutes, one of SYNETY's marketing team was on the phone... and am I glad I regsitered with my real number. From the off, I told him I was a prospective investor digging about for more info, and definitely not a customer. That didn't stop him from telling me some very interesting facts! Of 7 sales-staff in his office (total company is 24), as we spoke, other 6 were all out on site-visits briefing new clients. MASSIVE response to internet advertising campaign - product starting to sell itself. Google search statistics on those now actively looking for SYNETY, significant. New clients coming through 'in large numbers' on a daily basis. Real attraction is simplicity of solution: existing kit, integration in existing CRM systems and cheaper call costs (as I said above, this has turned out to be a major selling point - as a TELCO in its own right, SYNETY has cut these to the bone and is making next to no margin on calls, but everything on service contracts :p).<<<<<<<<<<
Our fall in May has now been as steep as our rise in April, however we now seem to be bouncing off our 100 MA for what it's worth. I still think though that there is a problem in market pricing of this share due to a lack of liquidity and volume. There still seems to be accumulation in 3 and 5k chunks though, whatever the price. The next interims would be to end June, and looking back there is a three month lag before they are issued. So we might have a bit of a wait yet until we get some quality insight into how the flurry of integrations is working. Good luck all.
Hiya- no harm in posting the same news from different sources. It helps to drive it home and it can be gratifying to note that company developments are being widely noticed :) I'm good thanks. But spending far too much time reading these boards hoping my growth stocks will surge!! How's you?
also about the RNS...
Just opened your lingk to find it was alos tot he RNS... How are you, btw?