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Anyone know and understand the data that SYME obtain on the sale of the clients inventory throughout the contract?
Examples... X Clothing retailer sells X amount of jumpers in X month compared to X month.
X Supermarket sells X% more strawberries in X month than X month
X Wine business sells X amount of Pinot Grigio in X month compared to X month...
Make sense.....Or is it simply X amount of the inventory now sold during month X?
What I’m trying to say is do SYME get SKU specific data on the sale of the goods in ‘real-time’ in order to track the inventory that was originally monetised?
If so, the information this provides is invaluable and potentially opens up other doors to generate revenue, for example consultancy for new/existing businesses giving advice on what to purchase and when, based on the collective data it holds through its platform
We will be blue at the end of the day and that is the main thing, especially for us LTH’s
Blue in the absence of news means that when it does drop it will be VERY Blue!
Tuck your shares up, slippers on, fire on and sit back and watch it rise!
People clearly do not want to be out of this when AZ delivers. Can you imagine that horrible feeling of substantial news dropping and being out of the game, trying frankly to get back in! I’d rather be in at the bottom, slippers on and sit and hold long and strong...makes sleeping at night much easier!
The good old saying Time in the market, not Timing the market!
Some great research over the last few days, well done to those genuine holders
10 client companies
260,000,000
= average of 26mill now
= big fish
= a massive average increase in value
= small fish WILL NEED to get on board to stay in the game
= win, win
AZ as he said....cannot control the SP...he can however, to an extent, control the timeline of news...something that he has clearly alluded to in today’s update...
Research thoroughly, buckle up, load up if you believe and enjoy the ride!
Another reason I believe this will be a winner straight off the bay is this....
Said business has spent X months/years building an inventory...gradually over time....
This inventory is then monetised using the SYME platform, giving the business the full value of the accrued inventory....
This gives the business more capital than initially had, as a lump of cash, thus giving them more bargaining power with supply chains...
They now potentially have the facility to place larger buys (depending on strategy for the cash)...This is then likely to result in a lower cost price and in the process off setting some/all of the costs associated with using the SYME platform...
Winner, winner!
AZ doesn’t favour a Wednesday to release an RNS (or that’s how it has played out)
Maybe tomorrow we will have little ‘leaky uplift for a potential release on Friday....trust in your research and try not to be swayed by this ‘at times’ Bully Board
Exciting times...
Can you imagine a different company in each region of the world and what each individual company share price would be, monetising inventory in the same way? We are the one company that will (fingers crossed) be the ones doing ALL of this...and 3 years ahead of the competition!
Key things for me;
S - enior team with expertise, knowledge and connections.
Y - ear on year snowball effect with almost guaranteed repeat business
M - onopoly to monetise worldwide company inventories until the competition can catch up
E - ngine being finalised for take off
Alarms set, IMO news will land this week and we will de-risk...happy Sunday folks :)
Most have all established that SYME is currently very high risk but potentially very high reward...just make sure you are taking the right risks for yourselves and your own strategy.
What I mean by high reward is that those businesses being onboarded initially are highly likely to repeat the process with SYME in the years to come “adding in to the top of the pot, without much dropping out of the bottom”. When they do this, these businesses are likely to have grown and therefor have a larger inventory to monetise, winner, winner....let’s get a bigger pot!
This IMO is one of the reasons that makes SYME an exciting prospect as a LTH
We’ve heard 50 companies on boarded per month X 12 = 600 per year
Multiply this across other areas of the World and this could be massive...
Even if you halved all the estimates of onboarding, inventory monetised, profits etc as a conservative measure, this still IMO leaves SYME a bargain at these current prices, however nonetheless still a calculated risk.
1-1.2p by Xmas and 2-2.5p would be my estimate by Easter. As a vast majority here, I’m here as a LTH so will be holding on to my golden tickets!
On November 10th I emailed the investor email on the SYME website asking about various points, with one being news...
The response was “the Company is preparing the monthly newsflow. As usual SYME will inform the investors as soon as is practicable”
This gives me confidence that we will hear something before the month is out. Based on the terminology used, it also suggests that there could likely be a monthly update of some sort on a regular basis?
Put it this way....
You don’t have a HO operation the size of Heathrow without having something stored inside it!
Mike would relish the next injection of cash to pursue other retailers and have the “Monopoly” of the UK high street
If it’s not him, worth an email to let him know of AZ and team...