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Baffling that people post on message boards for shares they're not invested in, unless there's an ulterior motive?! "Hmm, I know, I'll post on an investment discussion about a largely unknown fintech to warn people of the pitfalls out of sheer benevolence". I hope they're being well-renumerated for their troubles.
Latest RNS can only be seen as a huge positive in my eyes. Effectively an assurance that the share-price will be above 0.87p come year end. The best thing any investor with nothing further to give can do now is log out of their accounts, take up a hobby, and check back on 1st Jan. Obvious long-term hold with huge upside.
AmjadFarooq 17/08: "share price rise too much based on all projections nothing in real." "This will be in the .20s by close of play".
A month later: "The share price might be over £1 next Christmas".
Somewhere in the middle will do....
With manners like that, Manager obviously runs a Dacia franchise.... won’t be snaring many Aston buyers with that attitude.
1mil holding. I rather fancy an M3/Giulia QV. I’ll take a chunky PCP deposit - 6p by Xmas would do nicely :-)
1.025m. 525k shares in my SIPP, 500k shares in ISA (technically, it's the wife's ISA).
Bought in at an average of 0.31 in SIPP and de-risked at 0.70p, so my SIPP is a free-ride (I got over-excited as I wouldn't normally invest in individual shares in my SIPP).
Bought in at an average of 0.5 in the ISA.
The shares I hold now are keepers - my intention is to hold until at least 2021. Very confident based on my research that the current SP levels will look an astonishing bargain in the not too distant future.
Me too - I can't stand holding random numbers of shares. Every company I invest in, I select a multiple and will only buy as a minimum of that multiple (in the case of SYME, I'll only buy number of shares neatly divisible by 250k.
I have problems :(
Joined the SYME "millionaire" club today, buying another 250k shares in ISA, taking total holdings to 1 million (500k ISA; 500k SIPP).
Fairly modest holding compared to some of you, I know, but as a novice investor in stocks I tend to focus on the relative safety of passive funds. That said, very excited about the potential of Supply@Me - bit of a damp squib RNS this morning, but I intend to do my very best to forget about this one and look back on 1st October to see how we're going (and not checking my holdings every 10 mins while sitting on LSE incessantly clicking refresh).
£17.00/share and I'll tattoo Alessandro Zamboni's face across my chest....
In the article, what does the analysts' "Buy Rating" refer to. Is that their forecast or an upwards possible maximum?
I'm holding 750,000 shares currently - 250k in ISA; 500k in SIPP, and I'm agonising over adding another 750k in my ISA at these current levels.... May be modest compared to some holders, but trying to keep individual stock purchases a smallish % of overall portfolio.
Wow you've got some restraint. I must be checking the share-price 6 times per hour.
RNS released was perhaps not as concrete as some had hoped/anticipated, although some big buys and RNS indicate presence of institutional investor. The theory is this is MMs getting some shares cheaply and passing from the little guys to the big boys. Or this is a classic pump and dump, and we're now in the dump cycle.
I'm very much in the former category - I've been considering whether to re-organise finances to top-up my holdings at these prices, although loathed to take more out of short-term savings in the current climate...
Thanks Gunfish - I anticipated a few eye rolls :-)
I'm historically a boring passive funds kinda guy, and then I ventured into buying a couple of bigger stocks in the wife's ISA. Now holding SYME, AMGO and DRUM in her account, and I'm well and truly hooked :-)
Thanks, but I had previously thought director buy and any news offering had to be 30 days apart?
Since realised I'm wrong - does this mean RNS confirming security contracts could be issued inside 30 days of the latest TR1?
Firstly 1000 apologies for asking this (again). I know it's been asked here and on other message boards, but half an hour of searching Google and I still can't find the answer.
Why hasn't AZ's purchase resulted in the 30 day blackout period for news under the insider trading rules?
(I know that there is a reason that this doesn't apply to SYME (main market?), this isn't a subtle de-ramp, I'm just trying to better understand what I am invested in!).
@gunfish - sorry, my post was ambiguous. Was agreeing with you.
Far too many new investors jumping on the rockets, booms and Choo Choo trains and thinking it's an easy way to make their fortune, or to replace their regular income.
Seen a lot of tears on Facebook over Tesla's recent blip (or almighty armagadden tank as some would have you believe).
It's the RNS confirming Storm Harbour or similar partnership to confirm the funding for Supply@Me's proposition. Until then, I cannot see Market Cap increasing beyond area it is now, and there will be significant doubters.
It's coming, but investors need to be patient. We were spoilt with August's meteoric rises, but real substance is needed to get SP beyond this point.
I fully trust in AZ, and find his approach refreshing - I just wish I had the self discipline to not look at the SP until December!
I did an experiment with VELA - saw a lot of hype online but couldn't find anything from my own research to justify an investment. If anything, a huge red flag, flashing lights and sign screaming "DO NOT INVEST".
So I stuck in £100 last week, sold up for £320 this morning (would have been £400 but couldn't a quote on HL). Classic pump & dump from my own research, but got my timing right :-)
The "boring" 2 weeks of SYME around the .70p mark gives me reassurance, as others have suggested...