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The fundamentals haven’t changed. I was at a conference with the commercial finance industry yesterday. That industry is crying out for a non-debt solution as companies have been fatted up with government stimulus schemes and all that debt is going to come home to roost in the next 6-12 months.
Az and his marketing team would benefit by reaching out to the likes of NACFB who are at the coalface of commercial finance for primarily SMEs and non-listed companies.

He was a bit guarded re the fin tech bank longstop of 30th September.
But on a positive, we can now visualise what the actual platform looks like. They are clearly piggybacking TradeFlow’s platform and that could’ve been the final piece of the jigsaw.

For the derampers and shorters, Apex Group is a monster, servicing $1.4 trillion worth of assets and funds worldwide, of which their subsidiary Emerging Asset Management Ltd manages a mere billion....
Think we are in good company. Makes Stormharbour look like a minnow.

And the most telling line in the whole RNS,
“... the funds have already secured investors subscribing for the full, initial $40m issuance.”

Good start and proof of concept,

Finally, a measured opinion on this board.
The “quick gamblers fix” analogy perfectly hits the nail on the head. Why else at times would people be as agitated, aggressive and vocal about the prospects of this company?
It’s so tempting to dip on this board and follow #syme on Twitter to see what’s happening but, hard and difficult as it may be, most of the time it’s best just to hang back, resist the temptation and wait for official news, i.e RNS.
Speaking to corporate financiers I’m acquainted with, whilst they’re not all aware of Supply@Me Capital and it’s offering, they absolutely can see the benefit of this new asset class and have begun watching.
Patience is the watchword here.
When this comes good, after first major securitisation, we will all be a lot calmer and sanguine.

AZ also stated that he hopes very soon to be able to have a demo version on the website so we and prospective investors/clients can see it in operation.

As per usual this board fills up with extremists on both sides of the ramping/deramping argument.

Having had a few reads of the typically verbose RNS, it appears that Mr Z has actually taken steps to mitigate and reduce the impact of the CLNs.
Of course some may say it’s cutting it fine and others will jump on it and say the “death spiral” has begun.

Anyone thinking logically about this will consider that:
the recent decline in price may be related to this
the news had to come out so best to put it out before agm and trading update
the news is actually indifferent, and neither good or bad
the fundamentals of what the company is building haven’t changed
the people now involved are some serious heavyweights who can make things happen
the trading update should show some decent numbers now the accretive acquisition of TradeFlow is complete
by having funding in effect on tap, the company can be nimble in acquiring more bolt-ons and strategic entities.

So it’s a case of looking super long term, what the company has built and is building is effectively the future with many aspects and opportunities that we or the company haven’t even thought of.

My only gripe is that the company doesn’t seem to be massively active in the marketplace, judging by conversations I’ve had with many in commercial finance across the globe. There must be a reason for that.....

It’s very telling the share price has hardly budged day on day. Of course there was a flurry of activity early doors for the weak and traders, but otherwise all good.

Exactly but of course the naysayers won’t let a bit of financial and business common sense get in the way of a good deramping will they?

As it’ll most likely be an accretive acquisition, it ought to have a positive effect on the SP.

The one most believe will be utilised in this transaction will be the issue of shares to the current shareholders of TradeFlow.
That way a few things ought to happen
TradeFlow shareholders are aligned with Supply@Me shareholders which means we all want the same thing
TradeFlow revenues are consolidated in Supply@Me accounts meaning it has produced more revenue
Supply@Me have their own currency (their shares) which opens up the possibility of further accretive acquisitions

As I buy businesses for a living, I can assure any doubters there are at least 14 different ways to buy a business.
This could be a transaction using shares as the consideration. One of the gestures of being stock exchange listed, you have your own currency.
If this acquisition is accretive, and not just strategic, then it confirms we are off and at the races.

Would be, of course, brilliant if true.
That said, it may just be a mere coincidence that the kB size is the exact same as the acquisition rns. You’d have thought there’d be a lot more detailed comment to share if it were the actual Stormharbour announcement.....
Good effort though by the poster. Obviously got time on their hands...

How will a company going bust affect SYME?

HL has suddenly burst into life giving a spread of .1p to a penny. What is going on?

Exactly. Bit like the folks on here who insist SupplyMe is on the AIM.....

Came across this article. At first I dismissed it as left wing loony ramblings but on further reading and cross referencing the sources it cites, the realisation is clear, capitalism is evolving and things are going digital in what’s known as the fourth industrial revolution.
The upshot of it is, Supply@Me and its “crazy” founder/ceo are definitely on to something whose time has almost come.
Bigger picture is, we can all sit back and ignore the derampers’ noise as this thing develops over the coming months and years.
https://architectsforsocialhousing.co.uk/2021/02/19/cui-bono-the-covid-19-conspiracy/

Taking names of all the guilty trolls today, it’s like shooting fish in a barrel. :-)

To be fair, it could turn out to be a master stroke by Zamboni. All the noise around this share may have put potential investors off. It’s certainly tested the resolve of LTHs with the constant ramping and deramping.
Also, any potentIal or current clients of SupplyMe Capital could be spooked as well.

A trading lockdown stops the virus of negativity in its tracks.
A timeout like this, well within the stock exchange rules before TW and his crew start hyperventilating, gives everyone time to breathe and relax and likely on resumption of trading it re-rates at a sensible stable level.

Ok one post gnome. So who’s paying you?
Reading your English suggests you’re not uk based, and have an agenda, beyond merely “caring”.
My guess is, you’re a paid deramper. Of course you’ll deny that, who on earth would admit it?
However, the more you comment, the longer your responses, the easier it is to see right through your game. Nice try kid, ask your bosses to allow you to now bother someone else please as you’re not wanted or needed here.

Why do you care, one post? If you cared and knew so much, tell us what shares you’d recommend ......

That’s my opinion to, for what it’s worth. Something good is very likely about to happen.
Hence why the deramping crew have all of a sudden reared their not so beautiful heads, to try and keep these cheap enough for them to buy.
Having been in this since last summer, it’s becoming boring this cycle of deramping then it ratchets up then more deramping then it ratchets up.
One things for sure, if this share truly is a dead duck as the derampers imply, they wouldn’t be here. Been in this game and enough shares to know that a dead duck share is a dead duck share and is allowed to fade away in peace without all this noise.
So, in summary, if the derampers are here, that’s a good sign more often than not.