Great post. Their knowledge and data on imports/exports, inventory, market factors, external factors, buying and purchasing habits, turnaround time, logistics, cultural differences within different territories, etc, will in itself be worth billions.
I'm rubbing my hands at what other pilots could be announced before the years out.
If you mistakenly made a thread instead of posting a eply fair enough. But I'm not interested in the silly stuff that goes on here where users start creating threads about each other and often have silly slanging matches. Even positive ones. Hope you have a good weekend.
I think you're being silly. They're just a bit daft. No average investor has the ability to actually manipulate this stock and if they could they'd eventually get caught out. MM's have been filling big orders. They are the only ones who can get the share price down right now and have been hunting for stop losses and weak minded individuals. We all know at any moment this could fly. It could jump 20% in 10 minutes. 50% in 30 minutes. Anyone who is trying to sell high and buy low will get caught out soon.
95% + of this company is likely now owned by half a dozen really big investors and about 300 of us guys who have a minimum of 1 million shares. All of which are long. Then an additional couple of hundred who average about 500k.
Why be out for anything short of a year? There's no better place to hold shares over the next year. Nevermind a day or week. Just going to watch this continue to rise and enjoy it.
RNS tomorrow predictions are like wishing it snows overnight and you wakeup to a few inches. Lol
RR inventory is it's engines. Those babies aren't 2p candy pieces. They are having trouble selling right now. But those things are one of the most unique set of inventory you can have.
The problem isn't manipulating the share price. It's manipulating Investors. These guys are scumbags. Like a tradesmen charging a vulnerable pensioner obscene amounts for work they don't need.
If RR don't have a huge contract with SYME before the end of the year they deserve to go out if business. I'm saying this as someone who has friends and family who work for RR.
Just a continuation of the pilot project's and further rollout of them into more territories is huge business. We are all going to be very rich. Cheers WeatherGeek, Cheers AZ and cheers everyone else.
Next stop Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, China, South Korea and Japan.
They are gunning for just stop losses then.
MM's have dropped the price again to collect stop losses and short term investors shares to fill big orders again. Honestly de-rampers get a clue.
CEO is a top guy. Cheers WeatherGeek.
It's as if some of you guys haven't done any research. Crunch some numbers. 300-500 contracts £5m average against a P/E of 10/20/30/40/50. Then do the same with £10m average, then £20m, then £40m.
I'll help. 500 contracts @ £40m (3 year's total of £120m) is £20bn annually. 2% of that is £400m revenue annually and guaranteed over 3 years!! £20bn market cap easy with that.
Already in the EU market with two banks any day now and up to 300 contracts. UK pilot concluded and several multi billion £ companies keen. Middle East pilot. US pilot £3trn market!! Other territories this year too.
SYME also get a payment upfront.
JP Morgan the bank that likely conducted the market assessment and found zero competition. CEO doesn't consider banks competition at all. JP Morgan a good contender for coming onboard with the companies connections.
They are 3/4 years ahead of schedule already.
It'll reach 100p per share by 2025. EASY.
Anyone fancy emailing the CEO and asking what the current largest inquiry is. Lol
Others having done it doesn't cut it for me. That is no justification. However SYME's business model, current figures and market penetration strategy is proving very effective.
The numbers support a huge increase. 50X so long as the company continues to grow at this rate, with a high P/E ratio.
SYME's annual projected revenue alone could quite easily be in excess of the current market cap within a year.
They keep going after stop losses to fill big orders. It's quite commical at this point. Who is even still buying and setting a stop loss at this point.
Because there is likely multiple RNS in the pipeline, all in sequence of each other and we won't get any until the lawyers have signed off on the Italian Banks. CEO anticipated this week. Now saying maybe a couple of weeks. Blame the lawyers if anyone.