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As you are free to see via my post history, I was very critical at the start of all this with the lack of info.
We have everything we need now.
SYME have...;
- Submitted the accounts required
- Asked the FCA to relist the company
- Confirmed no investigation is happening and that the delay is due to the RTO and extra checks
Everything else is down to the FCA, they are the only ones who know when they will let us back on.
What silence? We've had both an RNS and a tweet from the company over the last week?
What did you want them to say? An RNS every day telling us 'We are still waiting on the FCA'? and how would that help the situation?
@dickie3times thats OK, happy to give you the benifit of the doubt.
We have had many come on here to try and scare investors hence why some of us are very defensive.
@dickie3times that has to be a troll post surely? Because what we know....
- SYME has requested shares resume
- AZ has completed an interview with Sharetalk and he has asked it not to be published until shares are back on the market
So why would he be considering taking it private?
- UK employee with 18 years experience at S & P Global promoted to Director
- AZ has completed the interview with Sharetalk who have confirmed they will release once the company is relisted
It's just a waiting game. It's frustrating as it feels like your money is lost as you cannot access it but that's not true. It's safe.
With the Storm Harbour news just around the corner, this is an exciting time to be 'locked-in'.
What else do you want SYME to tell you!?!?
They have asked the FCA to remove the suspension and its just a waiting game. Lots more need checking as we listed via a Reverse Take Over.
The only people who can tell you whats going on is the FCA.
SYME have asked to be re-admitted.
Once this has been granted an immediate RNS will be released and the share will be back on the market.
- New director in place of UK arm (with over 18 years of exp. at S&P Global).
- Sharetalk questions answered and ready to be released upon relisting.
- Storm Harbour around the corner.
Thanks to the FCA for taking their time, its meant that the share price has been stable before the mega news drops.
https://twitter.com/Alessan62698938/status/1358821045009080322
Thursday latest for me.
@extrader we will agree to disagree.
Have a nice day.
@gsorros I completely agree, no doubt trolls such as TW will say something like 'they have no backbone' etc... when in-fact, there's nothing wrong with the company.
>Wow.. I think this may be a record breaking thread for world's most tedious debate.
I disagree JamesOak. I think it is very important to establish that looking at all the 'facts' we have, its a matter of when and not if.
The FCA have given us no indication that they would refuse us back on the market.
But what we do know is that RTO take more time and the FCA are struggling with workload due to the pandemic.
Theres no point scaring anyone by saying 'if' when there is no evidence it will be 'if'.
@extrader reported by the FT last week, I posted it earlier.
But you don't care about facts.
...the trolls will not go away, it'll be....
- They have no many
- No deals done
- Share price will tank
- It's all lies
Just watch. They change their tune whenever they can do bring the price down. They have not done research in the company.
"How do you know that?"
I know you are just trolling me now.
There isn't any! The company have sent the audited accounts as asked for (interim do NOT need to audited).
It's just waiting for the FCA to go over the accounts that's all. RTO always take longer and we KNOW that the FCA has a backlog.
The amount of 3rd party checks SYME has gone through recently with new clients, it wouldn't have signed any if there was something wrong.
'LondonInvestor
Would you bet your house, job and all your money on it ?
Probably not, because we don't know for sure'
Yes, yes I would. Because there is zero reasons for it not to be.
None.
'I only say "if" because I really don't know what will happen. I could not say WHEN because I don't know WHEN. I am personally confident that it will come back though'
I don't mean to be pedantic but the wording is very important.
No-one knows what will happen but there is zero evidence to suggest that the company won't be relisted.
- We know the company has asked for it and is waiting for the FCA
- We know the accounts have been professionally audited
- We know there's no investigation
- We know the FCA are suffering delays due to COVID
I just don't know where the 'we don't know for sure it will come back'.
Serious question, why do you say 'if'? What evidence do you have which suggests that we won't be listed again?
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https://www.ft.com/content/37748ac9-c47c-41ae-bc64-8c2c81dcab79