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Talking to myself here but this mornings holdings RNS clears up the mystery of the huge trade the other day. Damille Investments increasing their holding now to 21.04%. Still don't see the other side of the trade. Interesting company Damille. From their website it says the company will have a fixed lifespan of 4 years ending the end of this month!!

Like I said.... ;)

Panicked a few hasn't it?! SITTING VERY TIGHT. ;-)

Then its onwards and upwards again! :D

This has had a great run and profit taking is healthy and bound to come sooner or later. Its a miserable day in the markets. Buyers are not out in force so a good opportunity for some to pocket their 10/20% or whatever. If you are really invested here you surely wouldn't be worrying about intra day movements and small retraces? So what? It doesn't change the fundamentals. I anticipate its perfectly feasible the price will drop more before it stabilises , maybe, maybe not who knows. Cant be bothered to trade, just sit tight.

You're going? Where's it being held?

KNIGELK - agreed, you are spot on. The issue is the working capital and a satisfactory resolution to that issue which it would appear will be addressed by raising capital. The fact that we are approaching the end of Q1 and still no indication, what does that mean?

New contract wins worth £0.55 million. Company only valued at £1m.

And another absolutely massive trade this morning at well under quoted mid representing nearly 3% of the entire share capital! So the question is where is the other side of this trade? Where did these shares come from and why have they not moved the price (I've checked with dummy trades - bid and ask still the same).

Cigar time folks.....

Yes indeed. When you think of the earliest days following the IPO and the LSE crew were all over this board like a rash only to quit far before even giving it a chance! Happy to hold long term here. :)

Off we go again....

I previously posted brokers forecast for 2014: Pre tax profit: £2.18m EPS: 8.70p That would put SYQ on a forward PE of 13 based on current SP of 112.5p. Hardly demanding for a high growth stock. If we look at a PE of 20 which would be more appropriate for a company growing this rapidly we have a SP of 180p. So lots of upside from here IMHO.

Massive sell here this morning yet the price hasn't budged.

Blue sky now folks. Looks like the market is prepared to pay for a slice of this baby.

When I am buying into a share this is how I like it to be. Quite a simple strategy, get in before the herd arrive.

Breaking new highs here and no herd. Very encouraging.

According to Morningstar the results announcement is due approximately 28.3.2014. Should see interest grow as this date draws nearer.

Interview with Simon Cleaver following yesterdays exciting announcement of a contract win and integration with SSP software: http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/121716?popup=true

COMS and SNTY are NOT competitors but they do operate, you could say, in the same 'sector' i.e..cloud computing and technology. COMS has seen enormous growth in its market valuation over the past few months which to a large degree is probably justified (but I certainly feel it is very fully valued currently). In contrast SNTY has NOT seen a similar large rise in its market valuation to build in a future very rapid rate of growth. Clearly a lot of punters go to COMS because it is a penny share and thus more attractive to visualise percentage gains. But you reader are missing a trick if you do not look very closely at this company because it is growing at a positively explosive rate. In organic terms probably faster than COMS. Enough said.