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Reiterate BUY TP 300p. Shouldn't take long. This has a huge long term high growth potential and this is being factored into the rating.

So do I. ;-)

Simon Cleaver dips his hand in his pockets and bags another £52.5k worth of shares. Backing words up with deeds. Nice.

Mark Seeman is the entrepeneurial driving force behind this enterprise - not SC - he is the steady hand at the tiller. A strong announcement today. It's a marker laid down for those who are capable of seeing what is to come. Mark my words I've worked in the IT software industry and I can spot a winner. Just needs time. Very confident in this companies prospects and indeed, one of the best on AIM IMHO. I've been consistent with that view and I will be proven correct. It's still early days and it amuses me why people are wasting their time coming on here issuing caution when its blatantly clear they know this is a good 'un. ;-)

Hi Pete, agreed it has quietened down a lot. Still monitoring COMS and do plan to get back in but my only reservation is that I feel DB has over ramped the company a little. I also think it attracted a LOT of speculators. I know you're a big fan and I do like the company but I'd prefer to see action rather than words.

Hi Midus, I can't give investment advice mate re your PF as I know nothing of it. I do have a holding in WSG where I'm currently 35% up on my average and a firm hold. I don't follow ATUK or HAWK but that it is not a criticism of them, simply that I have an overly full watchlist already! Not sure why you say you 'had' high hopes for this one? It's still very early in its initial growth phase and, for me, its a long term hold. I'm not going anywhere. ;-)

Hi Paisley, yep I'm here. Got in @ 1.93 on 7.8.2013 but been on holiday so kept a low profile. Ordinarily I don't tend to buy on 'momentum' but I am so impressed by the long term fundamentals here I'm prepared just to climb on board and not concern myself with any pullbacks.

57,994 + 1,109 (on ISDX) = 59,103. For most stocks this would be tiny volume but for SNTY it is quite large! Always interesting to see growth in volume.... Expecting more integration announcements before the interim announcement due on 27/09/2013. I know that SNTY have been collaborating with SAP and still waiting for that key announcement. I'm also aware that SAP is a massive organisation with a complicated structure so it will take more time to get through than some of the smaller nimbler CRM operators.

Good news. Long term that'll do us nicely. Thanks.

http://www.resourceinvestor.com/2013/08/02/top-10-stocks-for-a-uranium-price-rebound?t=precious-metals

Paisley - nice post mate agreed. Still watching OPAY. Been looking for a pullback but it just doesn't come! The 1 year chart is astonishing.

Still tempted.......

Hi, hope you are well. Wasn't there talk some time back about WHE selling off their uranium assets? Thereby concentrating on the UCG project?

Some whopping trades going through today! Someone stake building?

^^^

Why?

Paisley - not strictly correct - we are still up 150% on the start of the year when the price was sub 100p, rather than 250%! So the majority of the rise IS sustained following a full retrace (which I forecasted but did not play correctly). Examination of the chart will demonstrate this is in a clear uptrend. Personally, as I have said of course fundamentals such as revenue growth are important, perhaps key, but I would argue that other stuff is going on here as well. The company are developing a product which the market is struggling to understand or even acknowledge. COMS is targeting a different market but operates in a similar technology sector but the herd gathered over there because its a penny share and because DB is heavily ramping his stock. Too much for my liking to be honest. As a comparison I believe this company has greater potential ultimately. They are going about their business quietly and confidently. Mark Seeman is a very talented and able businessman and the quality of the management here is very important indeed. To return briefly to your point about revenue, look at MONI where revenue has been growing exponetially. What has it done for the SP? The reason is that the market is waiting for them to produce profits not revenue.

I've just topped up @ 7.22 (silly season prices) and showing up as a sell. This should be substantially higher, perhaps double, in six months time if company progresses as anticipated.

Haven't been on here for a while. I do hold but not a huge amount. This share truly bares out the definition 'long term' lol. Sentiment has been poor or disinterested at best and we have seen that reflected in a slow painful SP decline. Not a good time to sell now IMO and a potentially VERY good time to buy.

Who knows what the SP will be driven by? Yes, from a fundamentals perspective if they show good growth in revenues that will be positive (if costs kept under control simultaneously) but markets can also be driven by things like expectations, sentiment, news announcements, stake building, takeovers, etc etc. Why, for example did SNTY SP rise by 250% earlier this year? No one seems to know, certainly wasn't anything to do with revenues...... Not completely disagreeing with you, just suggesting the big picture must be seen here.