SyQic is Positioned27 Sep 2014 10:07
in one of the strongest growth markets available.
“internet television is expected to expand significantly in coming years, with global revenues climbing from an estimated $9.1bn (£5.6bn) this year to $49.8bn in 2017”
This IMO is due to the tablet revolution with every man and his dog now going out and buying a tablet as a portable entertainment device, used for reading magazines/browsing the internet and more importantly watching films/TV.
SyQic is fantastically placed in this market place on a global arena (with Asian focus) and this is reflecting in the huge growth they are reporting in their revenues.
SyQic 2014 EPS is expected to be close to 10p and PE ratio of close to 6, this isn’t pie in the sky folks, that's very realistic / achievable looking at the Interims published on Thursday.
A PE of 6 in perhaps one of the strongest growth markets out there is madness when a conservative peer comparison is a PE of nearer 20. So that’s 3 bagger potential conservatively by the end of this year if the BOD continue to deliver which they are.
Lets re-cap:
- 2014 Revenue forecast to be £11million, net profit forecast £2.5-3M (Market cap currently £17m!)
- Very competent BoD
- Geographically well positioned.
- Superb business model. Light weight / low cost
- Only 27 million shares in free float
- CEO owns 38% of the company
- Only a teeny 25% (of the already small number) of shares in free float – when this one moves it will move fast!! Hold them tight.
- No debt (near as damn it).
- Over £2M cash in bank thanks to recent placing. Funds used to accelerate further growth
- No risk of further dilution. We are churning a nice NET profit unlike 99% of AIM companies.
Its great to be in a share with great long term potential not just SYQ but overall growth sector, growth company = a good hold share or trade share or both so suits both types 
Lets see: oil prices are forecasted to stagnate due to shale oil, gold prices aren’t looking great at the minute and no one knows where they will be heading up or down… where better to hedge your (no doubt) high risk AIM PF than here IMHO.
That's me signing off.. fed up of reading my own posts on here, lol. Libero, have enjoyed reading back through your past posts! :) 