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When you need a good ramper.. lol

Perhaps we should employ John McCririck and dress him up as a fat opera singer....

Now it's 'where the smart money is' LOL

If it's good enough for Simon Cleaver to put his money where his mouth is it's good enough for me. ;-)

Simon Cleaver (Chairman) has just bought another 60,000 shares taking his holding to 202,606 or 4.11% of the shares in issue. More bullish evidence of this companies prospects.

Revenues in the fuel cell sector are projected to grow at a rate of 26% over the next decade. Asia is a key area for growth as they look to develop a well spread energy portfolio - India probably being a key area.

Has this sprung into life? Is it going to stop living up to its name and start shouting from the rooftops!

stocktrade - yes I also got in slightly too early @ 4.4. Agree that 3.5 seems to be the bottom. I can only see improvement here with better weather coming and production 'should' increase from here with more wells coming online in next few months. Canaccord Genuity have a buy recommendation with target price of 9p. From these levels I would settle for that.

105,000 shares traded in 3 mins. Probably down to NMS on trading but question is buys or sells? DIfficult to tell as they were traded at the quoted mid.

Nice one J7. Yep good news.

Hi. I'm a holder here. Well done for securing a profit. I thought you were already in NEW (I monitor that share closely) so are you talking about topping up there? If it were a choice between NEW and XEL - no brainer - it has to be XEL. They have some very substantial assets and great future prospects. NEW is a very dodgy proposition.

No worries. Any other questions I'll try to answer as best I can. Pleased with this, a good find IMHO. One other interesting Synety fact is that there are actually a number of Instituational investors in here already which I think is fairly unusual for such a small company...... Fidelity, Investec, Scottish Widows etc... Good luck with the house sale, I know how stressful it can be!

Slightly underwhelming due to the usual smattering of sell on news merchants coming out the woodwork. Once they're out the way hopefully we'll see a decent response.

the buzzard - If you read back through some of my posts you will find some information and obviously the RNS's as well. However, what I can say is that this is a Cloud Technology company. SNTY have developed products that can be fully integrated into a number of CRM (Customer Relationship Management) applications. These products are focused on communications systems and can work with a normal telephone, mobile etc. The applications create a single communications system operated through the Cloud. In simple terms the products can be integrated, for example, into Microsoft Outlook to allow a user to click on a contact in Outlook to make a call. Calls are all recorded and monitored through the Cloud. There are strong reporting capabilities to back it up. In essence a lot of service companies will use call centres to support the customer service side of their business. These call centres normally use some kind of CRM system so this is where Synety hope their product will be employed. Firstly, they have been busy integrating their products with an increasing number of CRM systems including Microsoft applications! You can imagine how significant that could prove to be. The company is relatively new, small but growing quickly, you are getting in at the start here. It has good management experienced in the field of telecommunications systems and cloud technology. There should NOT be any major dilution issues to be concerned about here since the company has recently stated that there is no significant capex costs anticipated. Risks? Will they get sufficent customer take up to grow? Cash should not be an issue. The shares are VERY illiquid so that is something to bear in mind. Although it can be a double edged sword it doesn't bother me and I see it as a positive as I don't anticipate too many problems finding a buyer for my shares should I ever wish to sell them but hopefully that won't be for a very long time. Directors own a THIRD of the company with only 5m shares in issue so director interests definitely aligned with shareholders which I always like to see. This one is definitely under the radar at the moment and could easily multibag in the next year or so.

Wildhorse Energy Limited (WHE or Company) announces that GMP Securities Europe LLP (GMP) has exercised 347,637 unlisted options (Options) in the Company at a price of £0.05 per share resulting in the issue to GMP of 347,637 ordinary shares in the Company. The grant of these Options was previously announced on 22 May 2012. What I find slightly interesting about this is that GMP have taken the shares @ 5p which is a premium to todays SP? I suppose if nothing else that indicates confidence.

Try to stop throwing all your toys out the pram and gain some perspective. This management have only just started their project. They are entitled to our support and I haven' t seen anything worthy of your bizarre vitriol. To put a 'strong sell' on this you are clearly not invested and suspect you have a short position. If you haven't then you must just be a bit weird and suggest you are wasting your time here when you could be researching on something you feel you can make money on. Savez-vous?

I would like some more information from the company about how and where they will be marketing and promoting this product. Anything which has a potential £1m prize should be given maximum exposure.

There are some serious over reactions on here eh? So there has been a couple of delays on the go live... so what? Let me tell you I have worked on some very large projects with some very large companies and delays and slippages are not uncommon - and cock ups are commonplace! So, some perspective here please. If this is still not live in, say, three months time I will concur and sell out but, for now, I don't see this as a big deal at all.

OK so I wonder if that means that the success fee payment is completely conditional upon completion within 90 days otherwise not payable? Or whether the whole arrangement will be renegotiated if nothing happens within 90 days?

I'm not enjoying it I want a conclusion to this and some upward action! Fortunately I can afford to wait.