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But it is true.
Can you think of a legitimate reason a company CEO would pledge to buy shares if the price goes to X , instead of just buying them at a much lower price, right then amd there, other than to pump the price up?
Can you give an example of that happening anywhere else other than here?
If that was true surely he would be open to fraud.
Smallman.
You know AZ never actually bought those shares right?
Because the price miraculously fell fractionally short of that price.
AZ paid 1.1million to AZ for something that never happened. It was a deliberate attempt to pump the price and nothing more
24 September 2020
Supply@Me Capital plc
("Supply@Me") or (the "Company")
PDMR/PCA Shareholding
Supply@Me has been notified by shareholder, Orchestra Group, that it has acquired an option giving it the right to receive 630,000,000 ordinary shares of the Company if the share price is at or above 0.6945 pence per share on 31 December 2020. The option cost is £1.1million
When you say by fintech investor, you mean you .
We all know it's you, we all know all the other profiles are you. But you still stick with "your mate"
At what point do you stop lying?
I think you might have a serious disorder
The only thing I’m confident about is not getting my money back. 25k invested worth 3.5k now and that’s after trying to average down ffs. What a mug I feel
From your comments iam twice the mug, however I still believe in this and iam holding till the end.
Sometimes in life we are tested, it's only money.
SYME have every chance of pulling this off, maybe give them the same support as an investor.
I remember when aZ bought in at 0.69 (2020) and paid a million or so for his stock.
LTH have come so far we just need to hold to the end for success.
Nice little post on LinkedIn from Fintech Investor. Well worth a follow for any genuine SYME investors in here….personally I really can’t see how AZ will want to face Shareholders in person without a much higher SP!
Supply@ME Capital plc (SYME) has announced that its Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be open to shareholders on June 26th in London.
There is speculation that Alessandro Zamboni, company's CEO, has plans to raise the share price, which has recently reached disappointing lows. There has been some recovery today following the announcement of the above and we hope that this positive trend continues with news before the AGM.
In terms of factual developments, Supply@me Capital has signed White Label Deals with BancoBPM the third-largest corporate bank in Italy, and an Italian Neo Bank. These agreements are significant and we expect to hear news about the first transactions soon.
Here are the confirmed facts we have:
1. Supply@me Capital has secured a €135 million deal with an Italian Neo Bank.
2. Banca BPM has signed an agreement to work with Supply@me Capital, with unlimited potential for growth. The final terms have been signed, and the announcement of the first completed transactions is imminent.
3. The company has obtained full sign-off and independent audited accounts, proving that everything is above board. This confirmation is crucial in dispelling any doubts about the company's credibility and can help SYME grow.
Let's delve into more detail about the Neo Bank deal:
- SYME has signed an agreement with an Italian neo banking group to launch an Inventory Monetisation program, valued at up to €135 million.
- The Italian neo banking group will act as the arranger and funder of the senior and junior notes issued by securitization special purpose entities.
- Société Financière Européenne (SFE) will co-invest in the program by subscribing to the junior notes.
- SYME will provide the platform and serve as the inventory servicer for the Stock Companies owned by SFE.
- The program will be implemented in multiple tranches of approximately €35 million each, depending on the speed of inventory turnover for client companies.
- The funding will be used for Inventory Monetisation transactions for Italian client companies in SYME's pipeline.
- The expected returns from the program are in line with the Open Market Inventory Monetisation, generating revenues of approximately 1-3% of the gross value of the inventories monetized.
This deal alone has the potential to help SYME move above breakeven even before the involvement of Banco BPM. Additionally, there are ongoing efforts related to tokenization and the VeChainOfficial partnership in the background.
With other banks & financial institutions observing the success & low-risk nature of the funding model, & businesses spreading the message about debt-free access to cash, SYME can expect increased revenues and growth. The company can earn a maximum o
...and talk of the devil! 😂
Well whoever it is if he can't get a simple thing like that right then the rest of it is probably all tosh too...
What a load of nonsense Se*xtrader!
Please give up!
It’s probably AZ 🤔🤦🏻♂️
He is saying white label deal has been signed with BancoBPM...but it hasn't.
As like the rest of the LTH I see buys at a fraction of what I paided and it hurts, however it's not over until the fat lady sings and I still believe there's legs left in this as do the buys that went through today.
I live in hope Wiggy 🤞😉
Mr Green,
Look on the bright side, you’re only 86% down. It could easily have been 99% or even 100% down…. Still the way things are going it’s possibly only a matter of time!
Extrader,
Thanks for your input, seems your always spot on with the information you supply following of Syme.
However I would like to personally thank you as a non invested helping us less knowledgeable with our investments.
Is their an address where I can send you a cheque for your valuable time spent on this board.😆
Always allow for the unforseen and the unforseeable.
I didn't forsee i would be sitting on an 86% drop when i bought my shares in SYME but here i am :/
This is from the US, but the basic principles apply :
https://www.benzinga.com/money/what-happens-when-a-stock-is-delisted
Well worth a read, IMO.
HTH
No change in my attitude towards syme - just pointing out that some want you to believe syme is worth sweet FA but then in the next breath someone might be interested in buying syme 😂 all speculation 😉
peak..it's called cognitive dissonance when a person holds two seemingly opposing views at the same time ie someone that might be ****ging off a company for years but imagining now that they're going for delisting because someone is interested in buying the company. very strange. of course as we know, folk have tried to engage, for years, to understand the motivation for non invested to appear here, and all attempts have failed of course. i, on the other hand, have purchased another 10503910 today because i'm mad.
SYME may yet become a rip roaring success , maybe.
SYME may be de-listed and sold over pi's heads to a third party , maybe.
One proposition doesn't seem any more fanciful than the other at this point in time and one does not preclude the other(as far as i can see)and it could well be that both scenarios may yet come to pass.
This is SYME so dismiss ANY scenario at your peril \0/
Peakhope,
Either I miss read your comments, this seams a change in your attitude towards Syme
.." they may be voluntary delisting because someone might be interested in buying it .."
Yes, in which case current shareholders are less likely to benefit.
Or they might de-list so as to disappear off the regulatory radar, having milked the cow for as much as possible.
Either way, not good news for current shareholders.
And btw, they've had 24 hours to correct the mistake, if it WAS a mistake...so maybe peeps should consider the implications/ramifications if this - 'at least' instead of 'up to' - is indeed the intention.
Someone might even ask the company to clarify, which would turn heat into light.
GLA
We’ve come from symes not got a worthwhile business and a history of missed deadlines and no significant revenue generated to now they may be voluntary delisting because someone might be interested in buying it - 😂😂😂 it’s either worth something or it’s not 😉
Delisting...? i wouldn't put it past them the devious little sods and i don't imagine they would have much conscience about it either but ... we shall see.