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Barnet, you were ramping these yourself last month at around this price - you are the worst type of poster - Ramping when they are invested and actively talking it down when you’re not!

Ah, just watched he proactive video where David mentions a research note being published alongside the results - so we can’t be that far off...anyone seen a date?!

Anybody have an idea as to when we can expect the 2018 results or at least a trading update? In my opinion, the lack of any clear financial evidence of the companies performance is what is holding the share price back. Also what are the expectations for profits in 2018 and are there any forecasts out there for 2019? £3m profit after tax would give EPS of 4.3p, and a current P/E ratio of only 13.25. However, this is pie in the sky right now as we have no idea of overheads or the amount of revenue recognised. All a bit murky from a financial perspective at present, hopefully rectified soon!

Barnetpeter, you are without doubt one of the most transparent fools who posts on these boards, the definition of a troll!

Another 2m trade!!!!

Your having a laugh - it must have disappointed you so so so much when that 2m buy went through at 12.30?

First I’d read of it this evening, can’t think why they would be interested unless they are acting on behalf of someone else... most likely an attempt to start a rumour

More detailed quotes from Proactis & HSBC on the APF here; https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/77451/proactis-secures-20-million-in-funding-from-hsbc-uk/wholesale Wayne Shadlock, Global Relationship Director at HSBC UK, said: “We began working with Proactis over 15 years ago and this is yet another example of its innovative thinking. We have a keen understanding of the benefits of accelerating payments through the supply chain and the new technology is both scalable and unique to Proactis. The business is well positioned to drive widespread access to liquidity for SMEs, which will ultimately boost cash flow and support economic growth.” It puts into stark context how crazy the current 36m market cap is!

This could be huge! https://www.bankingtech.com/2019/03/proactis-gets-20m-funding-from-hsbc-for-sme-action/ Anthony Persse, financial solutions director at Proactis, says: “There is a disconnect in the current payment culture that benefits neither buyers nor suppliers. It stymies investment as well as working capital.” “We have been exploring technologies that can improve access to working capital by accelerating payments to suppliers,” adds Persse. The technology also aims to help larger businesses to manage their supply chains, easing the impact on working capital and improving their relationships with suppliers. New Proactis CEO, Tim Sykes, says it is reviewing the US and European operations to make sure resources are focused on the opportunities in those territories. Wayne Shadlock, global relationship director at HSBC UK, explains that it began working with Proactis over 15 years ago and its “business is well positioned to drive widespread access to liquidity for SMEs”. There’s no specific date, but Proactis will launch its “Accelerated Payment Facility” later this year.

I think it’s a manipulated fall to increase volume so that the seller can complete...

Exactly as I feared when posting last week...And if CF liquidate their position as they have done elsewhere thus could go way lower and present a crazy opportunity!

I don’t hold but I have been keeping a close eye on the SP, personally I want to see their H1 results and current trading update before buying, the danger being a negative market reaction in an extremely illiquid stock causing a drop back to the thirties. Also @Tracylied, I see you quoting 84p a lot - any specific reason for this number?

So this is still on a P\E of 45+ based on the interims - I see nothing diamond encrusted here... mid 60’s coming short term I think

That’s certainly a feasible target in my opinion @Hamodeh, although as you say dependant on how aggressively they acquire new companies/news flow on how the businesses are performing. For me it’s the relationship with Norwegian industrialist Walter Qvam that makes this a unique opportunity, if he feeds 5-10 acquisitions a year that are all earnings enhancing then TPX could soon be at £50m revenue/£7m profit after tax. The other key factor at play here is free float; 76% held by holders listed below; https://www.thepanoply.com/investor-hub/significant-shareholders Plus 3.98% for Gresham as per the holdings announcement on 28th Dec Plus 3.86% for the consideration shares for the Deeson acquisition Plus another 7.5% for <3% shareholders listed on page 92 of the admission document; https://2r5ky83uay1822i6fh566cyk-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/The-Panoply-Holdings-plc-Admission-Document-as-printed.pdf This gives a total of 91.54% or 38,716,977 shares held out of 42,295,147 Leaving only 3,578,169 shares in true free float Hence why today’s buying that totalled just over 20k shares resulted in a 10% share increase, as 20k/3.5m free float = 0.56% of free float acquired. This along with the exciting (and earnings accretive) addition of new businesses is why I believe a target of 3.50 by the end of the year is achievable.

Huge potential being amassed here, also already profitable and growing rapidly! Under the radar for now, but this could change very quickly! In addition a tiny free float, this should rise very nicely with the regular news flow!

I just cannot understand why anyone would either buy or hold after the RNS yesterday? Looking though the trades there are several buys for £10k + , absolute madness & huge paper losses now. Most placings come with no formal warning, this one did yet it made no difference to those who thought 11p was a bargain. That’s more of a reflection of the punter mentality than anything else

I’ll give you one thing Profit, you are utter comedy, very likely insane but wow, you literally couldn’t make that sh*t up.

Kew, you stated this afternoon that you thought the fair price was 45p (where you pulled that from I don’t know), yet we closed on 55p and have 10m of buys from this morning at 70 & 75p. The story is unfolding and time will tell where it will end, however given the buying into the close and mystery around the second buyer, I don’t know how or why you are so negative?

If the price had been prearranged as you claim, why would the second and third buys be at a 50% premium to the first? Surely they would have agreed on what the ‘fair’ price was and been at the same level? You don’t just spunk £2.5 extra in a pre arranaged deal if you’ve already negotiated 50p with the seller?

How would you know Kewjosh? I can’t imagine you’ve ever bought £6m in one trade?