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hey jolly, check out my General Chat topic http://www.lse.co.uk/general-chat-discussion.asp?TopCode=MX6SE8YP and post your thoughts there.

looking cheap now but I haven't done research yet and I feel like there's something amiss.

http://www.theel1tetrader.com/2014/01/syqic-pay-tv-on-go.html El1te has looked into SyQic and has given us a 'No Rating' but said we're well worth keeping an eye on. He made a superb point re: equity raising. It looks like there is a very high prospect of share dilution to help accelerate SyQic's growth. BUT I think he's been unfair to suggest that counteracts all the huge positives here. So I disagree and maintain my strong buy rating. It is well worth reading his article though because, as always, it is well researched and his opinion is always worth considering (even though I disagree with his recommendation here)

SYQ dropped on tiny volume - dropping 1.5p after 19k sold! madness

Top Level Domain Hldg Ltd forms bullish "Symmetrical Continuation Triangle" chart pattern Jan 31, 2014 Recognia has detected a "Symmetrical Continuation Triangle (Bullish)" chart pattern formed on Top Level Domain Hldg Ltd (TLDH:LSE). This bullish signal indicates that the stock price may rise from the close of 14.75 to the range of 21.25 - 22.75. The pattern formed over 54 days which is roughly the period of time in which the target price range may be achieved, according to standard principles of technical analysis. Tells Me: The price has broken upward out of a consolidation period, suggesting a continuation of the prior uptrend. A Symmetrical Continuation Triangle (Bullish) shows two converging trendlines as prices reach lower highs and higher lows. Volume diminishes as the price swings back and forth between an increasingly narrow range reflecting uncertainty in the market direction. Then well before the triangle reaches its apex, the price breaks out above the upper trendline with a noticeable increase in volume, confirming the pattern as a continuation of the prior uptrend. This bullish pattern can be seen on the following chart and was detected by Recognia proprietary pattern recognition technology.

how badly some other shares have done lately - MOS, BLINKX, etc - I'm happy to see SyQic holding steady for now.

Following the drop the PE ratio is pretty low, and the EV/EBIT ratio (providing the Jan statement re: EBIT is correct) is roughly 11. This is, in my opinion, slightly more than I'd like it to be BUT when I think about the 2014 World Cup later on this year I think William Hill is seriously worth considering. Watching and waiting ...

There was a very nice 243k buy towards the end of today, and it bodes well

This looks decent. Have you got a target for MWE?

http://www.theguardian.com/business/marketforceslive/2014/jan/28/faster-charging-phone-batteries-ilika

Overseer, you must think SYQ will do well all in all otherwise why would you have invested in the first place? SYQ is going to have an amazing 2014. Just you watch - your discipline has probably and will probably save you money in the long term but, in this case, I think you will get a missed the boat feeling when this is trading 100p + in half a year's time.

I personally disagree with your decision although I admire you're disciplined approach. You weren't the only one who bought too early! Good luck, and let us know if you ever buy back in ;)

I know broker forecasts don't count for much. But Allenby capitals track record has actually been very good and therefore gives them some credibility I'd say. Not tons but some. Re: my research, thank you :) And yes inhale to agree with. As someone who has already bought in ill just average down at some stage. But as someone looking to buy in I'd wait a bit - as jolly would say: don't fight the tape

Just have a look at SyQic's figures that I have listed below: (please note some are actual, some are expected) Actual 2010 Results Revenue £978,000, EBITDA £164,000. Margin 16.7%. Actual 2012 Results Revenue £3,911,000 (~300% growth over two years), EBITDA £764,000 (365% growth over two years), Margin 19.5%. Expected 2013 Results Revenue £4,700,000 (20.2% Year-on-Year growth), EBITDA £1,132,000 (48.2% Year-on-Year growth), Margin 24.1% Expected 2013 Results had the Indonesia operation not been suspended for much of 2013 Revenue £5,866,500 (50% Year-on-Year growth), EBITDA £1,413,827 (85% Year-on-Year growth), Margin 24.1% EPS – 3.68p Expected 2014 Results Revenue £7,800,000 (66% Year-on-Year growth), EBITDA £2,490,000 (32% Year-on-Year growth), Margin 31.9% EPS – 8.68p

SyQic only floated recently. It is company whose closest comparison is Netflix, however SyQic have a much more lightweight business model which I really like because it makes it less risky investment. Here is the broker report from Allenby Capital: http://www.allenbycapital.com/research/syqic041213.pdf Here is my quick list of reasons to buy (written on 5 Dec when the SP was higher) - This is a high growth company that seemed to have cracked on to a winning formula. For that reason SyQic have fantastic prospects for the future and this price is very low. - Allenby Capital have given this share a price target of 130p, which is roughly 110% of the placing price. However this is not unreasonable based on the 1) the fundamentals 2) Allenby Capital's glittering IPO record. This year 8 companies have used Allenby to float and, on average, the SP has risen 214% since. - The business model is superb. It is very light weight / low cost and with great profit margins which will improve even more so with the launch of their OTT service. - The new emerging markets are the MINT economies. These consist of Malaysia, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey; and SyQic is very well positioned to capture a big chunk of these emerging markets considering it operates in Indonesia and Malaysia already. - If you read the report you can see that the BOD are very competent and good at foreseeing potential issues before they become a problem. They foresaw the limitations of their Yoomoo offering and therefore developed Yoonic. Like wise they can see that having an OTT service will make them a fortune but they can see how it has the potential to upset their Telco partners and so they're pricing the OTT service 25% above the service provided through the Telcos etc. - Expected revenue for 2013 is 20% up, from £3.9m to £4.7m - a great rise. However it should have been even higher. Had it not been for a regulatory issue in Indonesia supressing their revenues (and profits), revenue would have been £1.25m or so higher which would have given a revenue figure for 2013 of £5.87m. That would have meant revenue would have increased by over 50% this year. The Indonesian issue has been resolved and therefore won't affect the 2014 figures. As a result we can expect the 2014 revenue figure (and 2014 H1 results) to show very high growth. - For the above reason 2014 is going to be an amazing year for SyQic, and I actually think the 130p Broker Target is relatively short term / conservative in that context. If 2014 EPS to be roughly 9p as predicted then: If we apply the average FTSE P/E ratio of 16, SyQic should be valuation of 144p. However the average P/E ratio for a high growth stock like ourselves is much higher. Likewise netflix, our closest comparison business model wise (we're a minnow compared to them ofcourse), gives an even higher target price!

I love that 'god forbid' bit - cracked me up!

Dibs, I did the research, saw a great investment opportunity and bought ASAP. As I said I paid 77p per share and I still consider that to be cheap tbh (not based on 2013 performance but on the 2014 performance with Indonesian Rev & Profit where it shoudl be). However, in hindsight, I should have waited for the day traders and the IPO hunters to properly clear off before I bought in. But that's hindsight for you. If this was 100p per share right now I'd be saying something very different haha!

and OMG "Basic earnings per share 15.47p (2012: 6.37p)" Blimey that's superb growth! LPA is massively undervalued right now. As always though - if only I had the funds ....

I have to say, from my limited time looking at Jolly-recommended stocks, he often calls it right and yet - so far - I don't think I'm invested in any of those companies yet haha! REDT is definitely high on my wish list though!

it is odd that the SP has fallen 2p on the back of just 10,000 shares sold. This happened previously when, yet again, the price fell on the back of just 10,000 shares sold (but that time it went down 3p). That is very very odd. It makes me think the MMs are playing games here....