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Marketers Media will put anyone’s press release up for around £100.
Lambros Ballas got thrown in the clink for faking stock news a few years ago.

This share has to be one of the most exciting on the market at the moment.
Aside from what LTHs know already via the numerous RNSs, has anyone actually thought where we are in view of actual live client interactions and how they play out?
Here’s my take,
Prospective client realises it has a mountain of inventory, say for arguments sake €10million’s worth.
That inventory is sat as a tangible asset on the balance sheet but the comp at has low cash reserves.
The CFO of the prospective client does the ring round of commercial finance brokers and gets offers for around 50% of the inventory value but as a loan, thus creating a liability.
The prospective client would then have €10 million tangible asset but a new €5 million liability thus reducing net asset value by €5 million. Not a great look for a hotshot CFO...
Then the CFO finds out about SupplyMe and decides to proceed with a transaction knowing the net asset value will be unaffected.
SupplyMe send in due diligence experts (already appointed and contracted to SupplyMe as of 31/12/2020] to value the stock and assess the creditworthiness of the prospective client.
The due diligence expert says, yep this company is good for the transaction.
SupplyMe then do all the back of house stuff with fully approved and legally binding contracts (as announced in RNS issued 31/12/2020) to create the vehicle that raises the funds and finances the transaction.
A funder (several already contracted by SupplyMe as of 31/12/2020) provides the money and the client company receives their funds.
They’ve replaced a tangible asset value of €10million with a new cash balance asset of €10million.
Client can now use the funds to grow, expand and generally run their business.
As and when they get orders for the inventory, the legally binding contracts with SupplyMe vehicle allows for break up of inventory value to buy back inventory to sell to end users.

So, as anyone can see, everything, and we mean everything, is in place to take on clients.
This is just the beginning......

Brilliant summary.
And because of its disruptive nature, the model will only gain even more traction once the concept has been proven, hence why so much stall is on the SH securitisation.
Once the SH RNS is released, all bets are off in terms of where the SP could go.

Put another way, who’d have thought 30 years ago that you could book and track a cab, pay for it and rate the service, all within an app, on a mobile phone?
Or that you could broadcast to a bigger audience than the BBC?
These things are now possible thanks to technology. SupplyMe is simply the next one in that list.

50 years seadoc? HL have not even been going 40....

Very likely scenario.
It is a sit and wait time now til next RNS. Of course we all hope it’s the “BIG ONE”, nonetheless as announced in several RNS, this company is putting all the foundations in place including staffing up so no matter what, it’s going to be a very successful 2021.

The PR to the commercial finance trade both nationally and internationally is certainly in need of review. Very little is known about this share in the wider financial world.

It’s routine now. For the last week, regular as clockwork, ten to nine in the morning, they switch off commenting because of some technical difficulties.

Seems it was. A nice 5% gain on each of today and tomorrow’s sessions ready for the decent uplift on Wednesday and us LTHs will be satisfied.
Just surprising the deramp and Thomas the tanked up engine crew have disipated today. Wonder what other share board they’re gracing with their presence.

Seems the stars are aligning for a Wednesday uplift. Heard whispers myself too.
Maybe a PR blitz is being planned with an RNS followed by scheduled interview.
Wonder if Walbrook have got interviews lined up with the big business news channels as well.

As Victor Hugo once said, “ No army can stop an idea whose time has come.”

This popped up this morning.. (translation below courtesy Google Translate)
http://www.aktiencheck.de/news/Artikel-Supply_me_Capital_Man_muss_es_einfach_mal_gesagt_haben-11972451

Supply @ me Capital: Is anything possible now?

10/28/20 04:45
Stock news

Supply @ me Capital, a company from the "systems software" market, is currently (as of 04:45) with GBP 0.48, almost the same (0 percent).

Our analysts have rated Supply @ me Capital according to 4 criteria. Each criterion defines a "Buy", "Hold" or "Sell" assessment. The overall assessment results from the individual results of this analysis.

1. Sentiment and Buzz: A long-term view of communication on the Internet also makes an important contribution to the assessment of a share. For the evaluation, we considered both the criterion of discussion intensity, i.e. the frequency of reports, and the rate of change in mood. Supply @ me Capital showed interesting characteristics in this analysis. The discussion intensity is average as normal activity can be seen. This results in a "hold" assessment. The rate of change in sentiment saw little change during this period. From this, the editorial team in turn derives a "hold" rating. The bottom line is therefore a "hold" rating.

2. Investors: The mood in social networks has been neutral in the past few days. There were neither positive nor negative fluctuations. For the past day or two, investors have talked about neither positive nor negative topics regarding the Supply @ me Capital company. As a result, the editors rate the share with a "hold". In summary, this results in a "hold" assessment for investor sentiment.

3. Relative Strength Index: Anyone who wants to evaluate the dynamics of a share price can fall back on the prominent Relative Strength Index, the RSI. According to this, the ratio of upward and downward movements is normalized to a distance of 0 to 100 for a period of 7 days (or for 25 days as RSI25). The Supply @ me Capital RSI, with a value of 56.52, is the basis for the "Hold" rating. The RSI25 amounts to 59.77, which results in a classification as "Hold" for 25 days. This overall picture leads to a "Hold" rating.

Correction: in under 17 hours from now

One can surmise than an intraday RNS (seemingly to steady the market) to steady the market could be a forerunner to a more substantial trading update 7am one tomorrow. Otherwise, why not wait til the morning to issue the share option announcement?
Just a hunch, we will know for sure in under 15 hours from now.

Hope he/she has covered his tracks.....
Google “Lambros Ballas sec”

Something has.
For the last week it’s been down or steady.
Let’s hope that “article” was just a distraction by whoever wrote it and the real news comes very soon.

Folks on the inside are clear what’s going on here. Plenty of trolls and “derampers”.

Regards price, once the news flow properly starts, and the guys in the company know full well that’s what we re all waiting for, then this one goes north comfortably and we won’t ever look back to the level it’s at now.

AZ’s propensity and apparent love of the limelight is fine at the minute, it’s maybe best if he sets his media sights a little higher, towards the major business news networks rather than the more modest “retail investor”-aimed outlets. Then he and the company will get the massive respect it deserves from the wider business community.

Once we get an idea of who the major institutions are, a lot of the trolls will simply disappear or bother another share BB.

The board have obviously more knowledge of the bigger picture. Many “retail investors” are in general an impatient bunch, no major harm in that.
The absence of an RNS today tells us one of two things,
1. There truly isn’t any imminent news to report, which of course we know different.
2. The board know what’s coming and are quite sanguine despite the inevitable deramping and negative nonsense that will no doubt appear today.

Hold firm everyone. As someone else said, Rome wasn’t built in a day, or even an RNS morning.

Been saying that for weeks.
Proof of concept is key. Then the big fintech VC firms will be sniffing round SYME and the price could go ridiculously high.

Wilts, yours is a measured opinion that is appreciated.
One would like to think the company has its ducks in a row regarding securitisations. A month or two back the issue behind the scenes appeared to be lack of major interest in the notes at the interest rate offered. Now that has been addressed, the take up from the institutions has been more favourable.
Obviously, it remains to be seen how favourable but one would like to think the share price will rise considerably on proof of concept.

Satisfied with low double digit rises every day or two, and the big rises on news drops.

That is why SupplyMe go through such an intense process of due diligence with each company they take on as clients. With banks and financial institutions involved too, you can be assured it won’t be easy to “game the system” for ill gotten gains if client companies where so inclined.