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Every syme stock prediction is nonsense until now.
This stock is a Win or fail based on SH or another source of financing.
We are not nasdaq correct but LSE market has a good level of pumping for penny stock.. Company with no revenues nor profit (rubbish) but it's a good pick if you are able to trade it.
In my opinion LSE aim is very similar to TSX venture... If you have a look at the index there was an huge rise in the last 3-4 months.
In 2020 and maybe 2021 are a good choice but in the middle term?
Inflation rates and the end of pandemic will quit all that pump.
Ex interesting article.
we know in banking and finance rules are very strict.
a new financial product (or ecosystem) has a rough road to be approved.
"AZ has news and he is not going to release them till syme resumes trading. Fine for me if that will take few months more.
carry on collecting profits and building networks."
that is very interesting..I am not a professional in finance and regulations but it would be interesting to know....AZ could wait for a RNS release if he has signed an agreement? we are suspended so maybe there are no requirements until the suspension is lifted
OK this is an extract from september 28 RNS...so am I the idiot and there are no delays?
there is a delay in the business plan. stop. We all hope in a huge RNS!
oh no I am a deramper..
"Year ending 30 September 2021
The first portfolio Inventory Monetisation is expected to have a value of approximately €300m and to complete by the end of October 2020 (the first month of the next financial year). This is expected to deliver approximately £20.5m of annual revenue into special purpose securitisation vehicles and to generate an average annual net servicing fee of £6.5m to Supply@ME. The Inventory Monetisation contracts have a three-year fixed duration plus a one-year option.
The next securitisation programmes for delivery by 31 March 2021 is now being initiated. These aim to complete the Inventory Monetisation of the remaining Client companies in the current portfolio, and may include Client companies sourced for the pilot operations in the Company's new geographies. Inventory funders for this programme will include both institutional investors, and, following regulatory approval, the Captive Bank announced on 21 September.
The Company will continue to keep shareholders updated."