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That 3,000 buyer pops up to mop up any liquidity that comes on the market.
HaHa great announcement and then MM's try it on with a shake. Funny!
In my previous post I referred to 369 G-Cloud companies. Just realised that there is a 2nd column of companies on the spreadsheet that also provide G-Cloud iii. therefore the total number of companies that have accreditation for G-Cloud iii is 708. As before though SNTY is not one of them. However just as Coms has received very recent accreditation, it could well be that SNTY have also applied for the same accreditation and are waiting to hear back from the Government.
Just checked the spreadsheet containing the 369 Government G-Cloud Suppliers - SNTY is NOT one of them. See http://govstore.service.gov.uk/cloudstore/iaas/ The spreadsheet is under the link: Who and where are the suppliers?
Coms announced yesterday that it has successfully been added to the Government framework procurement "G-Cloud iii", being services accessible through the Cloudstore. http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=COMS&ArticleCode=eo4e6cf1&ArticleHeadline=New_Accreditation Does anyone know if SNTY also have this accreditation.
I'm not sure the bid/ask or spread mean terribly much here. I think they just seem to move it up or down in the hope of finding some action. Volume and transaction sizes are almost negligible.
..makes trading these almost impossible !!...
I wish I could give you an informed answer. I don't think there is enough information from what we've seen today to pronounce on where the firm is going- at least from the trading point of view. Shares in this company are being held extremely tightly- only 10% or so are held by PIs. Also the share price will ultimately be driven by results and there is little information on revenues to justify a price level. In other words I think we are few criteria short of an economist's perfect market for the purpose of perfect pricing eg + lots of willing buyers and sellers + good information. HOWEVER- what I do see over recent weeks is apparent steady buying in consistent but decreasing chunks- presumably as supply gets yet tighter. I am hopeful that this buying is coming from someone with an edge on the company eg, a supplier, a customer or just someone knowledgeable on the sector. So in sum- I see the price as being sustained in the region of 300 to 350 by buyers that are happy to pick up any supply that comes available. I think it will take deals and revenues to move it on and today's announcement on product development - on top of the multitude of other recent product development announcements is very encouraging. Would be interested in your views and any I sights you have.
Where do you think this is going from what your seeing today?
Nice to see a couple of larger transactions today, including your own. Volume and deal sizes seems to be dribbling to a trickle probably due to shares being held tightly.
i purchase 5k of shares in this company at 12.20 today, they have not shown up yet, but a sell has and its dropped the share price. Whats going on
"CloudCall sync differs from Synety's other CloudCall products in that it organises call records from entire organisation rather that an individual user."
New Product. Note the words "Synety has a unique and very appealing product to target larger organisations across a breadth of industries including banking, financial and healthcare." Complete no brainer. Ignore and you miss out. Simples.
"With this addition to the CloudCall product set, Synety has a unique and very appealing product to target larger organisations across a breadth of industries including banking, financial and healthcare." For more information about SYNETY's complete CloudCall range visit www.synety.com Press contact: Context synety@contextpr.co.uk / 01625 511966
Tue, 14th May 2013 12:21 RNS Number : 6733E Synety Group PLC 14 May 2013 ? 14 May 2013 Synety Group plc (Synety or the "the Group") New Product Launch CloudCall Sync Enables Enterprise wide Capture and Allocation of All Customer Calls into CRM Systems Solution tracks and associates all calls from any phone number to the correct CRM record, giving a complete picture of transactions: enhances service and compliance 14 May 2013 - SYNETY, has introduced a new solution which automatically collates call records and recordings made or received on landlines or mobiles by any member of staff, irrespective of their global location, and synchronises them automatically into the relevant customer contact record in CRM. CloudCall sync differs from Synety's other CloudCall products in that it organises call records from entire organisation rather that an individual user. When linked with Synety's CloudCall Enterprise platform, CloudCall sync stores the agent (member of staff) name, the device used made or received the call (i.e. desk phone / mobile), the call category (i.e. dealing order / statement request / complaint), call time and length, together with any notes made by the agent in CRM under the customers contact record. As with all CloudCall products, call recordings can be replayed directly from a customer contact record in CRM. This enables companies to track and analyse their customer's activities across multiple divisions, departments and locations and should prove particularly valuable in complaint and dispute resolution - especially for organisations running multiple call centres. Through the use of automated workflow's, any call made to, or received from an unrecognised number can be presented back to the relevant agent or their supervisor with a request to allocate the call log to a contact in CRM. As CloudCall records all calls, the agent can simply click to replay the recording if they cannot remember who they had spoken to. Through CloudCall Sync financial institutions and other bodies that are required to maintain accurate call logs and recordings can finally ensure compliance and close the loophole caused by 'lost calls' or calls made to mobiles that they have suffered from for so long. It also helps to enforce data integrity within a company's CRM system. CloudCall Sync has already been launched on Microsoft Dynamics CRM and will be rolled out across all our integrated CRM platforms and be available via our API for any bespoke CRM platforms in the next few weeks. Simon Cleaver, Executive Chairman of SYNETY said: "This is a huge step forward both in terms of compliance and customer tracking. There will not be any regulated organisation that has to keep accurate call records which doesn't suffer from 'lost' or 'orphaned' calls. CloudCall Sync solves this problem. tbc
ONE WORD. WOW!
many thanks !.. will now keep an eye very much on this Company !!!
Lucky you. ;-) As long as you're not still sitting on big losses I guess. Anyway, my feelings about this company? IMHO HOLD onto your shares very tight and ADD if you can. Does that tell you all you need to know about how I feel? :-)
shan - thanks. Yes it was indeed and a good independent endorsement that from a company not employed by SNTY unlike so many dodgy house broker notes out there (QPP for example). Yes I believe this (cloud telephony) will become a hot sector for some time to come.
goodness me! what a surprise that must have been! as for prospects...long term buy and hold mate imho! all the best
thanks for clarification.. my old Zenergy shares (for what they were worth) , were transferred into the new Company so I have a small holdiing !..havent checked for ages !.. blimey they have rocketed up !!.... whats your feelings about the future of this Company and investment ?
Yes. There was a reverse takeover and Zenergy took Synetys name who were already trading as a private company. The old business is completely gone and this is a very new beast. :-)
..did this company formerly trade under the name of ZENERGY ?....
Fab work mate. This was recommended by Faraday few weeks ago I think. And your right regarding oil/gas/mining companies. The support sector has some great undervalued companies.