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Daily Moving Average

Great day - 104.5m share Volume and remember price is increasing and the share volume was higher than yesterday, which means total value of shares exchanging hands is also up about 40% today. Share volume on its own doesnt tell the whole picture. A lot of money coming in!!

9 DMA breached the 50 DMA and should breach the 100 DMA tomorrow.

20 DMA has turned and should breach 50 DMA tomorrow possibly.

Likely another gap up start tmrw and motor again, continue the re-rate.

100m volume hit people.

We might just breach yesterdays volume of 98m. Back on 3p

3x 90m+ Volume days. Here is to another tomorrow!!

Wont let me buy a bean, even 100k

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING for newbs, board clogging and why this is just starting to re-rate.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

RE-RATING nicely.

Some lunatics have taken over the asylum.

I have a nice holding here now Paul, 3-6 months I expect double figures. The main issue is the license whilst the court has said is to be reinstated, we still have to go through the process with the bodies to get it.

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING for newbs and why this is just starting to re-rate.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

RE-RATING nicely.

Also Volume is 45m, and we are less 2 hours into the day. Massive volume

9 DMA has crossed 50 earlier today as I said yesterday, it is about to cross the 100 DMA, probably within the next hour or so. BIG

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING for newbs and why this is just starting to re-rate.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

RE-RATING nicely.

2.55-2.7p

LFG

Also 9 Day Moving Average crossed to the upside on the 20 Day Moving Average. Will cross the 50 DMA tomorrow. We have breached the 200 DMA today, trend has shifted north!

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING for newbs.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

RE-RATING nicely.

MASSIVE POTENTIAL. REPOSTING for newbs.

70-80% Profit is pretty standard for SaaS. Most of the cost of SaaS companies that have lower profits is because they have huge operational costs around people, offices etc. Nothing we have to worry about.

And remember companies that are profitable in SaaS are getting a multiple of 15-20x, I only used 8x in my calcs.

SaaS Software is usually 70-80% profit, I know because I work in the field. I'll use 70% for calcs for 2022 figures in the sharetalk segment

Very conservative valuations

5% commission = $112.9m = x0.7 x 8 = $632m = £505m mcap = 43.6p

10% commission = $225.8m = x0.7 x 8 = $1264m = £1010m mcap = 87.2p

15% commission = $338.7m = x0.7 x 8 = $1892m = £1515m mcap = 130.8p

Profitable SaaS companies are trading at 15-20x multiples. So using 8 is very conservative.

Just report, they'll soon be gone with their shiiite.

Is through the roof, expect 120m-130m today.

I have read the RNS, and I am very dubious, so yes I'll do my own research. Why because there are better companies with much larger reserves and significantly lower mcaps, that are producing that could be snapped up for slightly more.