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He made it clear the comments have nothing to do with the current Company or its Managment. Quote "The events happened some years ago and concern what was then an investment company on ISDX - Hubco. These days that is on AIM and known as Big Sofa (BST) and there is no suggestion of any wrongdoing by anyone currently involved. - See more at: ************* views/26463/city-grandee-bob-morton-gets-most-serious-cold-shoulder-sanction-in-history-of-takeover-panel-branded-a-liar."

Intrigue, it is confusing and you're right, may well account for the selling. Once it starts nervous people often follow, basically panicking. I'm hoping someone, perhaps Shares Mag or *************, will analyse the opportunity calmly. Tom Winnifrith is always enthusiastic about Adam Reynolds. One positive article could be enough to reverse the trend.

0.025 I think that's the par value, the price the original shares were issued at. Adam Reynolds has an impressive track record, look at Optibiotix. I agree with you, the placement at £0.075 supports the share price. Why do people sell? I don't understand it! Maybe they hoped for something more dramatic and dumped their shares. Surely sentiment will change when the potentila is clear? I intend holding mine at bought at 0.58.

Happening now

I think it's wise management. The cash is being put to good use, it's for a reasonably small number of shares at a price that isn't likely to be significantly dilutive.

We do trade as a private family company, so it is habit to say we. HUR looks good. We were too late for the big rise although we were watching it. Can you believe there were investors selling c5,000 Synety at c£1.75 and now they are back to over £2 to sell? It does pay to know the companies you invest in and not to panic. PIs talk about MM games but I believe they simply react to supply and demand. They trade as wholesalers, they don't buy and hold large numbers. They were not going to risk being lumbered with SNTY when there were only sells early on. On level2 you can see the Bid Ask prices adjusting when a partcular share is selling selling very quickly. The adjustments are so rapid it has to be a program, not human intervention. The one strategy they do use I know from someone who worked for a MM, is to mark a share down to trigger stop losses where they are filling a large order, at the same time as delaying reporting their buys.

We totally agree about small cap miners. We are looking at oil companies again. Some of their prices are very low after such a long period when sentiment was against them. But you have to be careful, some companies have multiple asset and are conservatively managed, Fastnet for example, now recovering from an all time low, conserving cash and seekiing farm in partners. Some rely on one asset or even one drill. Take Tower and Tangiers recently where a dry well meant a massive loss. However, Synety will reain our biggest investment, relying on growing revenues which you pretty well know will happen rather than drilling for minerals or oil, which is always massively speculative.

This is our biggest holding and we have been convinced the future is huge and investing here building our holding for a over a year. I guess the PIs who sold today saw one word "loss" and that was enough to bail out. In my opinion it is madness. They ignore the fact the loss is from doubling the sales team and opening a USA office. The way they are selling in the USA through integration with major American CRM companies is clever. It indicates success, unlike so many IUK companies incluiding M&S and Tesco who have failed there. In our opinion Synety has the potential to become a very large company. With such a first mover advantage it is difficult to see another company overtaking them. I am not that puzzled by the drop. Some PI investment strategy defies belief. Look at Evocutis, by comparison a company with nothing but promises of potential and very little substance. It is on a rollercoaster ride driven alternatively by hype, optimism and them panic selling and then back again. Give me Synerty any day. Look at the past performance of Cloudby and Seeing Machines to see what happens once a company's potential is recognised. Look at the integrations Synety have made and hopefully like us, you will feel this company will go places. It is simply not on investors' radar yet. Note, the institutions are not selling and the open offer was over subscribed at 250p. They have plenty of cash, a growing customer base and revenue. One of the few exceptional long term investments on the AIM but please DYOR.

You are probably right. It will take revenue and profits to grow before this gets attention. Understanding their business gives you confidence that will happen but it may be a while before integrations turn into sufficiently impressive profits to excite investors.

Maybe the slow reaction is because Tech stock are of favour? But when you look at their business plan that should not be a factor. The company is hard to understand? It is not that difficult but it does take a little time to read their web site and study RNSs. The CRM integrations are by solid large and often USA software companies, so they will sell in the USA. Thi is one case for investing and waiting. It will be worth it, Synety software is original and disruptive. They have no direct competition. SMEs can run a call centre and record and recall telephone conversations direct from a customer's record card all based in the Cloud. Or they can just use the recording facility and instantly recal conversations. How valuable would that be to a solicitor or estate agent, recruitment, or any selling operation? See MelodyNelson's post June 27th on this site.

This must be one of the best investments on AIM and yet it still isn't on investor's radar. The share price is not reacting like an oil co on discovering oil but I believe in time we will see similar phenomenol growth. So far today there are only a few small transactions just 9 small trades so far. The order book has very little in it. Early investors like us may have to be patient and wait for the incredible growth potential to be recognised. It will be! Maybe this RNS will be enough to get Synety mentioned in the press?

This is why One Delta shares are up 121% at 8.25am

I understand from my broker these are not sells or buys, they are signals between Market Makers. I don't know what they mean but messages are frequently passed this way although the number of share in the "transaction" is usually 50 or 100. The number of shares apparently means something. Reluctant to sell, we certainly are. We see this as having Quindell type potential!