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Not sure I buy that theory Clumpet - AZ is an intelligent man, and will realise that the Italian Centre-Back pairing with a combined age of over 70 will fold at the prospect of facing a fresh-legged Jack Grealish and Jordan Sancho after 70 minutes..... Be interesting to see if England can improve on 4-0 on Sunday.
Absolutely agree with you on that front BG. People are responsible for their own investments, and should be able gather a balanced view on a company/fund/ETF before they push the magic "buy" button. However, as adults, they should also know not to take everything written on a message board by absolute strangers as gospel - the "10p next week" brigade are just as bad as "this will never resist after suspension" posse, incidentally one of whom was later proven to be a sex offender...
I'm all up for reasoned debate - my issue with you is that your White Knight claims of being here merely to protect poor naive investors who might gullibly suck up outrageous ramping, something that exists on every ADVFN, LSE and share related message board, has done so since time began and will continue until the Earth implodes into a fiery mess of atoms, is, to put it bluntly, complete cod*hit.
We're all adults, we all know what we're doing. Indeed, I lost £1,000 on ARB this morning - perhaps you would be so kind as to protect me from some of the rampers on there?
What a noble cause Brass but given the amount of time it must take you to continuously post on LSE boards for a share you don't own, might you better served working in a soup kitchen to satisfy your incredibly altruistic nature?
Bought: 22/02/2021 @ 307.1382p for £1615.06
Sold: 07/07/2021 @124.355 for £636.70
I don't think I could have timed "buying on the spike" better if I'd tried. So frustrated with this one - I love the company, I love the investor comms, I love the CEO's charisma, but I well and truly got caught by FOMO on this one.
A 60.58% loss stings on this one - I ignored my manual stop losses and was convinced the crypto tide would turn. I've concluded (especially after reading the Naked Trader again), that there just isn't the fundamentals behind crypto and the miners to make a meaningful investment - Bitcoin could be $100k+ by year end just as easily as it could be sub $10k. No one knows, and it's very difficult to say otherwise.
Good luck to all holders, especially those not as daft as me who got a considerably better buy-in price! The gambler in me would be tempted to hold if my buy-in price was not so high, but at least in the shorter term I could see no prospect of getting close to break-even.
@BrassGemini - No, I wouldn't want to share the profits with ungrateful PIs.
It's a true sale - if I have £10m of inventory and I elect to monetise my inventory with Supply@Me as I recognise what a fantastic opportunity it presents for my business, I no longer have £10m of stock on my balance sheet, but physically the stock remains in my warehouse.
Isn't it a fantastic model? You should probably buy some, and stop wasting your time on message boards for shares you purportedly don't own.
Good Morning BrassGemini - FYI your questions yesterday were responded to, but I notice you didn't other to acknowledge the satisfactory answers that covered off your concerns. Equally, you seem to persistently ignore the invitations to contact the maestro Alessandro Zamboni to raise your queries.
Incidentally, I've just taken on some financing for my own limited company. Between me and my accountant, bizarrely, we will decided how such monies are accounted for on my company accounts. "OMG ROFL LOLZ!!!!111122222THREE"
RMS 5-ply mask could be a game changer, but only if they can get it released in the next 2 weeks. I can't imagine many people will buy masks after the 19th July, RMS have well and truly missed the boat and the opportunity. An absolute masterclass in how to take a good idea at an opportune moment, and blaze it 50 ft over the crossbar.
Then surely, Mr LexLugar (I've only realised your username is not a Superman reference :-/ ), you'd move on and be done with this mythical, fantastical share?
Yet instead, you devote all of your time on the LSE boards to talking about, posting, musing, questioning Supply@Me capital. Why? Has AZ got your hooked on the story too?
10 years is good going in the Fintech / Agile delivery space... How long do you need?
He's got an Oxford graduate (the proper Oxford) BA supporting him who they've poached from Deloitte, so as a fellow BA working in a similar space, I'm a little jealous of Supply@Me's setup.
The level of arrogance required to start attacking people's personal careers who to most would be impressive is simply staggering.
@Brass - Zamir C. Hashorva is the Head of Product at Supply@Me and the guy involved in the technical IT gubbins of the platform. He's pretty responsive on LinkedIn, so fire him a message with your questions (I'd post a link to his profile but LI doesn't seem to like my version of Safari and I'm too lazy to update. He's easily found via Alessandro's profile).
What are you talking about? The RNS is the SYME 220 accounts - it's nothing but ******* numbers!
If you wanted numbers, it's a wet dream!!
What we need are details of the funders, and confirmation of IM transactions being processed. This will come, but this was never expected in an RNS announcing the accounts for last year.
Share price and the quality of news flow (and whether it's good or bad) are not always immediately correlated. The iMass RNS that triggered the 17x rise last August took a couple of days before it impacted the share price.
This is a huge RNS with plenty to digest - having just skived off work and read through this morning at pace, I'd suggest a lot of positives to be taken.
The critical news is confirmation of the funder and that the first tranche of IM transactions have been placed, which is implicated as being in the (very) near future.
If you're watching small daily SP movements of SYME, you'll find it very difficult as a long-term holder. Understand whether you're a day trader or investor, make peace with that decision and behave accordingly. Choose wisely - the overwhelming majority of day traders lose money.
I'd say on a par with the odds you'd get for Paul Gascoigne to score the winner from 50-yards on Tuesday night.....
After hours Friday night RNS would normally be associated with burying bad news, so probably not a good thing for SYME investors, although there will be much to digest and a complete deviation from prior tactics, so may be not such a bad idea.
This board is sorely needing something new to chew on - posts at an all time low, and those that are made seem to be largely covering old ground. Common AZ, give us something to chunter about over the weekend!
Accounts will be out by month-end. As investors we're understandably impatient, but the deadline is still 6 days away. SYME informed the market it would be out in the "coming days" (open to interpretation, deliberately vague to avoid mistakes of the past), so this tactic of claiming another suspension looming etc. is nonsense.
They're coming, relax. Panic at 5:59pm next Weds if we've not had another RNS. :-)
@Hunniford, that post is far to reasoned and rational to belong on LSE. Would be much better placed on Telegram :)
Absolutely agree - the barage of investor emails/LinkedIn and Twitter DMs and comments in the chat during the AGM to AZ and people involved makes me wince. Give them space and let them put their energies into growing a global business introducing a new asset class, rather than having to hold PI's hands because their couple of million shares have dropped a few % points into the red.
The biggest issue here is unrealistic expectation - Covid, Crpyto-madness, investor apps have meant investors encourage overnight multi-bag returns. Regrettably, AZ must shoulder some responsibility for courting this attention with certain comments ("Ready to Fly"), but I put that down to an over-enthusiastic entrepreneur excited about his vision, rather than a deliberate attempt to mislead investors.
Investing is a long-term pursuit - I find it staggering when people talk about needing money from their SYME investment in a few months or even next year. Any funds that might be needed within the next 5 years shouldn't be going anywhere near a portfolio in my opinion.
"A : If the s/p drops enough, they end up in control."
Come on Extrader, you're cleverer than that. CLNs (and today's RNS reinforces this fact) do not come with any voting rights associated.
Negma have done their own due diligence on SYME, and want to make a return on their investment. The fact they're willing to inject funds on favourable terms suggests yet another business has lifted the covers on SYME and liked what they see.
Commiserations to you both. Hopefully you'll eventually learn about suitable investment horizons and how to accurately assess a business' potential, and make new profitable investments, rather than stalking boards of your past failures.