How does integration triple the volume of trades?15 Mar 2025 10:30
Integration in itself does nothing for volume of business, unless you think a new website (does the integrated service even have a new combined website, or two updated websites? what service does one offer that the other doesn't that means the existing clients will suddenly triple their usage? so, imo, it'll need significant advertising in that environment. but accept that it's not unique and it'll be fighting for new customers so the ramps will start but itll be at least July update for proof of frowth and July might be too soon for it to show significantly.
if lse joined with, for example, advfn, that's not growth. the service will need to provide to new clients an introduction to those services and encourage new users, you, for example, to use it. they're not sweets, that the existing users just gorge on multiplying their use of it!
Easysend is also becoming a definite knife edge. if it now happens, can see new potential clients there, though they'll need coaching. but if it and Bonfirepay (i notice there's been absolutely nothing about their progress in obtaining their licence... and i don't mean from GST but there's just nothing, no news about Bonfirepay from even Bonfirepay, they don't even have a website (that i can find), as to their application) fail then that will be another fail, like the drawn out drama that was Sandbox.
Semnet, as far as i can see is still clouded in talk about great contracts but still note that when it was bought its revenue and profit were almost nil, compared to the numbers now discussed. that's fine, as i don't care if NASDAQ talk pushes the sp butit still is vague... utterly vague. as proof, i looked at the Semnet site blog and noticed that the last company blog company posting was dated April '24 and only had 8 views! that, for a $multi million company that's going to be floated in the US.
there' are no big ii's invested sufficiently to be registered on GST, there are just 2.2billion shares of which 1.6billion are held by enthusiastic forecasters who never offer a balanced pov. the sp is 20% below a pish placing that halved the rampy price it reached on same rampy enthusiasts and i can see there being a moment in a couple of weeks where this either flies or... doesn't!
and there's nothing coming from the company giving breadcrumbs on any of the above. there's enough supposedly going on in the company to be knocking out information weekly, rather than weakly and i can see why there's some offloading of shares because the company just isn't supportive of its biggest shareholders, pi's.
that news better star coming through soon... and they've have to be suspiciously stupid not to think breadcrumbs aren't required, esp. in a company that is meant to be about to blossom.