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Anyone who knew that company will remember the acres and acres of 'reasearch' that went into it... in fact, most shares seem to have investigators digging wround for what the company might actually be doing, while permanently stating that everything is always to the good.

all i'm seeing is majaor holders, in the red, trumpeting 'the future's bright' while seeing the sp and the traes... all 16 of 'em, sitting at 0.7.

nice punt stock which, if it's got legs will have time to invest in for months and years to come but which, if the interims or the IPO don't live up to retailer expectations (after all, there are no ii's involved, two years on) will be a cheap buy once again!

i hope the predictions come good for those who say they're heaily invested but i'm happy to be sitting on the sidelines with most of my cash waiting for see what develops. even with the last two spikes, there was ample room to buy on teh open an benefit from the rise, as long as you didn't hold out for too much!

gla.

Yeah, but you never answer the questions!

there's a lot of 'if you can't play te ball, play the man' on here.

Here's another couple of thoughts:

as Semnet DO supply cyber security to GST, how much of their only stated financials of $4.2million come from GST?

and, just for bedtime reading, how long does it take for a financial compay to obtain a spanish licence? there's plenty of room fo updates there: https://coredo.eu/spain/

Speaking as someone who's probably in too deep so wants to ramp at every occasion, i expect them to make a statement when their totals have been in error and then to admit as much and to then state they are now correct.

as for Semnet, isn't it even a little bit suspicious, that the company that Mrs BoD owns a stake in, suddenly finds a single contract for 7 x their previous annual revenue (and, don't forget, from $4.2 million they only made 5% pre tax profit!) but with no authentication from outside sources, nor any newer contracts and, coincidentally, a planned IPO for same company? i can't recall now, but if Semnet ARE the company that provided the security for GST then that would make that $4.2million suspect as well, as noone knows what GST paid for those services.

i'm fine with all that as, if it's ramped then i expect to ride the ramps. but, atm, the sp suggests that the company are just a bit thin on updated facts and any deeper look into their business is nigh impossible to verify as the evidence is well hidden.

as for the last rns, why not state the current state of negotiations with Bonfirepay and Easysend, without crossing any lines?

well within their remit to offer such information. if they can talk about growing clientlists and similar, pretty sure that's as privileged info as anything else.

still, good to see such confidence in a company that STILL wallows at 0.73, compared with April's 1.23...

And here's a list of other 'cutting edge' cyber companies from the US:

https://www.investing.com/discover/cybersecurity-stocks

Of course, there are others who don't nec. subscribe to other amateur investors telling the markets what the company should be stating.

what i see is a lot of folk who've been caught out on previous spikes, now in the red and just wanting to believe that they couldn't possible have gotten their decisions or timings wrong.

buy why spen so much time badmouthing critics or nonbelievers when you all 'know' that this'll be 5p by christmas!

whatever the news, all i see are company statements that use superlatives in place of numbers but, i ask you, what cyber security company isn't 'cutting edge' and what figure exactly is 'better than expected'?

for the life of me, i don't see why they don't post 24 hour totals on their social media to show the market how successful they are? they're already posted on arious sites, including their own but they've all been bogus for several months now.

also, i'm interested in the value of Semnet. if 60% is worth $1.8million then the whole company is 'worth' $2.7million.

it rather makes the coincidental $36million rather fortunate, as a tool for elevating the IPO price.

still, at a close of 0.71/0.73 it's still way below placing price and merely up 13% on the stellar news. what it tells me is that the sp suffers from authentication and the rises, on even the simplest £10kish buy by Wellesley is seen as Warren Buffet buying in, whereas we all know several pi's punted that much y'day as day trades.

it might well be the substantial biz that the rampers say but the sp says otherwise, at least, for the time being. and i still don't get why there aren't 1mill buys flooding in and holding at such a 'bargain' price?

'course, might happen... after all there are all those numbers that pi's really want to be true.

The rise wasn't significant enough to hide any placing. PLUS, we already know there will be a placing! where do you think the Semnet $1million shares will come from?

plus, Easysend, if it's of an appropriate size (which it obviously is) will also very likely be covered by issueing more shares.

while it was interesting news, i would have thought the Semnet news would make Semnet the more interesting share to be buying, whenever that happens, which, i assume, is going to have to happen only after Semnet is concluded here.

There are possibly two different corporate acquisitions that might require a placing: Semnet, Easysend and Bonfirepay (though the last one would seem to be able to be paid from petty cash, looking at the previous ones similar).

have to wait and see...

The way they word it will either put rockets on it or watch it wobble about... unless they mention other interested but unnamed parties approaching them!

The drop will be a good opp for anyone who fancies holding into 2025 to find the cash from their pf to get in on whatever the low will be today or tomorrow.

'the tip' included a 6% spread, making it look better than it was... but the fault lies with the company news and th frequency of its updates, outside of rns'. the price was horribly low so the rises and falls all get exagerated! you can't expect folk who don't care about the long term future of the company to sneer at an easy 25% rise in 30 minutes!

It's impossible to say what the share price will be... no idea where they'll pitch that. that's not the same as the requirements, unless you'e saying NASDAQ put a minimum price on shares?

... for Semnet does...

Still, better than no news at all... but a shame it didn't include updates on the old stuff... also, explains why mrs BoD is still holding Semnet but still impossible to put a price on it! be interesting to see what the fundraise for GST does for mcap...

Bought back in at 0.813 and sold them again at 0.78, at a loss. but i'm still 'up' 10-15% so i'm golden, thanks.

How is anyone 'locked out' because the sp has risen, very, very slightly???

good grief! if you think the sp is worth £2.50 at some point then why would someone not buy back in later? that's the kind of nonsense that those who are in the red post to try and get some compensatory gloating back to make them feel better about their position.

there is no 'locked out'... ever! it's a never ending horse race where you can get in and out and back in again at your leisure!

Seriously! look at the chart for the past 12months, Billy. nothing much to crow about...

There is no such thing as 'a national roll out', though. there is no central department for the NHS that will commit to buying 500 machines. it just doesn't work like that. they will be bought on obsolescence of existing equipment and replacement. it will have to be gradual. hospital managers will juggle money around and authorise them as and when. there is no day when every hospital will suddenly get one.

of course, that won't stop the ramping but that will be more on the 'prospect' of a licence to print money, rather than the facts of what growth can then be expected year on year. every time a pharma has a product they talk about the market being worth £millions/billions, which is true but to take a percentage of that market takes time. and, unless you're going to be prepared to hold for whatever duration that is you'll just see another spike, then drop, then recovery then settle to a reasonable uptick. have to accept that the only thing that really rerates an sp is a buyout! everything else is just the normal ebb and flow of biz.

A national roll out will take time. the procedure for equipment purchases is run independently across the uk with managers holding the purse strings. you'll get another spike and then, when it's realised how the sales will be drip fed...

Ps. Billy, by the end of the day... 'oh my aching ribs!'