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Shoeshine, good sense of humor...
Gilen "Shoeshine, or should I say asrewipe! "
Shoeshine " Never posted under another name."

The Syme Hardcore Rocket soared high on the back of the wolfs change in sentiment "I'm feeling quite bullish".
The day hosted 2602 players, the highest number since September 21st,
and ended when the Texan played the final hand, 4 of a kind, all threes.
The bears finally folded after dominating the week

lots of possibilities..
I can imagine a number of strong, large companies needing to support their cash strapped suppliers. Especially those essential suppliers. They could buy in advance from their suppliers. Then use syme to monetize.. or something along those lines.. So syme indirectly supports the little guy

JR..
the second tweet, underneath is good too

Jack54 thanks for the Falcon link,
Gulf banks put brakes on lending as dollar liquidity crunch looms,
Indirectly highlights IMASS's interest in supporting Supply@me
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-gulf-banks/gulf-banks-put-brakes-on-lending-as-dollar-liquidity-crunch-looms-idUSKBN21J5HR

Jack54
Is this the article you found,
Falcon closes debut US trade finance securitization
Falcon Group has closed a debut dollar-denominated trade finance securitization, as part of the company's funding diversification strategy. Natixis was the sole initial purchaser of the US$150m transaction backed by cross-border multi-bank instruments.

Very interesting article..
Briefly talks about financing inventory, methods, issues, and what Supply@me offers

Interesting paragraph on Macy's $3 billion fund raising against its inventory.. Which was discounted because it was not possible to fully verify the inventory..

https://www.wsj.com/articles/as-inventories-swell-companies-turn-to-novel-strategies-to-get-through-coronavirus-crisis-11596888000

Some interesting reading on their site.
Looks like they hold inventories for their customers, taking ownership and the risks.
Interesting article describing how they got lumbered with cars they took on

The Man from Del Monte, he says 0.35p 6%

The Man from Del Monte, he says Yes! UP

Just thinking well into the future.
I either read or listened to AZ, he talked about syme being around for a long long time..

The system dynamically tracks inventory, so there are other possible applications..
Its software so it can be licensed for use, maybe in areas syme are not interested but others are.
Being software new tools and functions can be developed.
Integration with other systems.
lots of potential

There is nothing stopping syme from allowing other businesses the use of their platform to address the needs of the second hand market.. For a fee of course..
Even dirt can be monetized especially when its prime building land that is for sale at a time there are no plans to build in that area..

Just in case there are any potential investors looking in, and this issue is off putting, the FCA have a free phone number. They will comment on the fake article.

Those that pay the asking and bid price, not the best available price..
If the market drops then you have no idea what you will get back.
Mind you the recent monday the market had a really good day I could not manage my halifax dealing account.. Asked what the problem and resolution was, and just got quoted terms and conditions,

RNS 3rd Nov, should be enough..
The Shari'a Funding Specialist has agreed to support SYME ..
Would they support a fraud?
If the FCA really stated what was in that article they could potentially be that extra revenue source for peaces £1 party...

does T212 bundle up its customers trades before submitting its order?

https://www.toptal.com/finance/valuation/how-to-value-a-fintech-startup

Not overly complicated, Syme ticks a lot of boxes..
Could skip down to..
Understanding the Components of Fintech Valuation

Come on guys keep it up, JR persuaded me to put my TV license money into this and I still dont have my crest cert to admire..

The ones that ask the same questions and never bite.
Discouraging people from ploughing in more than they can afford..