Chris Heminway, Exec-Chair at Time To ACT, explains why now is the right time for the Group to IPO. Watch the video here.
Oh, and there're off.....Truthfuctory is first out of the traps with Nobby surely about to creep up ina close second. Brass on the inside looking slow to the first turn. Nobby,the wide runner seems to having a look around the outside with turn two approaching......this could be a real nail biter!!
Pure entertainment reading posts from experts on nothing. 20 odd percent in a few hours on no news....I think we know what's on the menu for tomorrow! Anyway, I'll get back behind the bushes before I get caught in blank cross-fire.
So, Vechain have Supply@me listed on their timescale map for H1 Inventory management protocol. " Inventory Monetisation " or " Inventory Management "?? In my world, managing something isn't monetising it, but again - time will tell. That's the 1st half of 2023 to avoid any confusion. So that tells me at least something - managed or monetised - should happen before June!!!
With respect Savvy, I still struggle to understand the significance of the PNP Regulation publication. This regulation only applies to Italian banks not banks in any other regions. So, I can't understand how this should trigger WL if all the banks were able to use this revenue stream prior to this legislation in Italy? Saudi Bank was said to be interested...so why hasn't this progressed when nothing to do with PNP? I know they needed to finalise the development of the WL route but that doesn't stop a Bank signing up surely?? Maybe I'm completely wrong but something isn't sitting right here for me - as usual!
Nobby - I've been reading a few of your latest inputs on this BB and I have to admit, you're very entertaining, so thanks! I just can't work out whether you are an appliance of science washing machine salesman with too much spare time on your hands, or just a confused and unfortunate individual...?
Whichever the case, a couple of things intrigue me, and i feel compelled to ask if you don't mind..... Let's say hypothetically, that SYME runs out of cash in a few months, and the company goes pop. Right - genuine question - will you look for an alternative start-up to study and give free advice on, around your busy scientific career?? Or - will you finally feel rewarded and delight yourself in righteousness and just give it all a rest? Is this the only company you take time to research? Its all very very intriguing like I said....?
Hi investors, I don't bother reading this board much any more for obvious reasons.
Brushing all the usual meaningless waffle and bickering to one side.. clearly, we need a deal/some deals and solid numbers now, as a follow up from the PNP publication. Slightly confused as to why everyone seems to have conveniently forgotten all the other updates we've been waiting forever for.....!!
It just feels like the latest carrot being dangled if I'm honest but, as usual only time will tell. Best of luck as usual to all investors.
Hi Steve, Syme has a potential but is still stuck in the mud of the pre-take off phase and it has been like this for a while. They have to find back the momentum. In my opinion it will come, their idea is good, over the past two years they built a pipeline of clients and I believe some investor is starting to understand their business model that was difficult for traditional funders to fully embrace on day one. But trade finance is a sector that is changing fast and innovative products may have a potential. The problem with Syme is that, if at the beginning share holders were hoping to have onboarded on a fast train and making easy money in a short time, the journey ended up to be much slower of any expectation and Syme turned to be a game much longer of what anyone could wish or expect.
Having said so, I believe Syme will score, but is not going to happen overnight, the surprise effect is gone and they have to build a solid business made of revenues and deal flows. Their success it will come, in my opinion, but for long time investors, who can hold tight and look on the other side when price drop as today. What I would look now, is at their cash reserve, that to my understanding, is ok for 2023. Any news that bring cash to them, to me is a good news, because it give time to build their model further with traditional funders. In Italy, to my knowledge there is a law 'pegno non possessorio ' that should allow Italian banks to adopt syme's business model that could become their white label point of reference. This would open different scenarios. To make the law effective, a registrar shall be authorized by the Italian tax authority. Burocracy takes long and the registrar was not published even if the time given to the tax authority was 6 months(!) but now after two years I would expect the registrar to be released any time soon. This will be one step to building Syme position in the industry. Then I would expect that after all the background work of the past years, their tean may start to announce some deal with some traditional investors.
In summary, I am not able to give a conclusive answer if you should stay invested or not, what I can tell is that the potential is there, a lot of work has been paved, they need to score some points with banks and traditional investors. There is risk associated as well to this stock and to mitigate this, keep an eye to their cash reserve, as far as it is there, they will have time to let the market digest their business model, probably still too innovative to them now, but may be not in the future.
What I can imagine now is that share prices will not turn overnight with 10x multiples. The game is for investors who can turn their eyes on the other side, accepting the risk and trust that innovation will pay back one day.
Having said that, always consider that there is a risk associated to innovativion and the bigger is the reward expectation, the bigger is the risk. Many business did not turn out to be succe
Hi Steve, Syme has a potential but is still stuck in the mud of the pre-take off phase and it has been like this for a while. They have to find back the momentum. In my opinion it will come, their idea is good, over the past two years they built a pipeline of clients and I believe some investor is starting to understand their business model that was difficult for traditional funders to fully embrace on day one. But trade finance is a sector that is changing fast and innovative products may have a potential. The problem with Syme is that, if at the beginning share holders were hoping to have onboarded on a fast train and making easy money in a short time, the journey ended up to be much slower of any expectation and Syme turned to be a game much longer of what anyone could wish or expect.
Having said so, I believe Syme will score, but is not going to happen overnight, the surprise effect is gone and they have to build a solid business made of revenues and deal flows. Their success it will come, in my opinion, but for long time investors, who can hold tight and look on the other side when price drop as today. What I would look now, is at their cash reserve, that to my understanding, is ok for 2023. Any news that bring cash to them, to me is a good news, because it give time to build their model further with traditional funders. In Italy, to my knowledge there is a law 'pegno non possessorio ' that should allow Italian banks to adopt syme's business model that could become their white label point of reference. This would open different scenarios. To make the law effective, a registrar shall be authorized by the Italian tax authority. Burocracy takes long and the registrar was not published even if the time given to the tax authority was 6 months(!) but now after two years I would expect the registrar to be released any time soon. This will be one step to building Syme position in the industry. Then I would expect that after all the background work of the past years, their tean may start to announce some deal with some traditional investors.
In summary, I am not able to give a conclusive answer if you should stay invested or not, what I can tell is that the potential is there, a lot of work has been paved, they need to score some points with banks and traditional investors. There is risk associated as well to this stock and to mitigate this, keep an eye to their cash reserve, as far as it is there, they will have time to let the market digest their business model, probably still too innovative to them now, but may be not in the future.
What I can imagine now is that share prices will not turn overnight with 10x multiples. The game is for investors who can turn their eyes on the other side, accepting the risk and trust that innovation will pay back one day.
Having said that, always consider that there is a risk associated to innovativion and the bigger is the reward expectation, the bigger is the risk. Many business did not turn out to be succe
Hi Steve, Syme has a potential but is still stuck in the mud of the pre-take off phase and it has been like this for a while. They have to find back the momentum. In my opinion it will come, their idea is good, over the past two years they built a pipeline of clients and I believe some investor is starting to understand their business model that was difficult for traditional funders to fully embrace on day one. But trade finance is a sector that is changing fast and innovative products may have a potential. The problem with Syme is that, if at the beginning share holders were hoping to have onboarded on a fast train and making easy money in a short time, the journey ended up to be much slower of any expectation and Syme turned to be a game much longer of what anyone could wish or expect.
Having said so, I believe Syme will score, but is not going to happen overnight, the surprise effect is gone and they have to build a solid business made of revenues and deal flows. Their success it will come, in my opinion, but for long time investors, who can hold tight and look on the other side when price drop as today. What I would look now, is at their cash reserve, that to my understanding, is ok for 2023. Any news that bring cash to them, to me is a good news, because it give time to build their model further with traditional funders. In Italy, to my knowledge there is a law 'pegno non possessorio ' that should allow Italian banks to adopt syme's business model that could become their white label point of reference. This would open different scenarios. To make the law effective, a registrar shall be authorized by the Italian tax authority. Burocracy takes long and the registrar was not published even if the time given to the tax authority was 6 months(!) but now after two years I would expect the registrar to be released any time soon. This will be one step to building Syme position in the industry. Then I would expect that after all the background work of the past years, their tean may start to announce some deal with some traditional investors.
In summary, I am not able to give a conclusive answer if you should stay invested or not, what I can tell is that the potential is there, a lot of work has been paved, they need to score some points with banks and traditional investors. There is risk associated as well to this stock and to mitigate this, keep an eye to their cash reserve, as far as it is there, they will have time to let the market digest their business model, probably still too innovative to them now, but may be not in the future.
What I can imagine now is that share prices will not turn overnight with 10x multiples. The game is for investors who can turn their eyes on the other side, accepting the risk and trust that innovation will pay back one day.
Having said that, always consider that there is a risk associated to innovativion and the bigger is the reward expectation, the bigger is the risk. Many business did not turn out to be succe
Hi Dario, by way of short introduction, I'm a private investor. I have been heavily invested in a company called Supply@me Capital since its RTO over 2 years ago. I'm trying to get some kind of perspective from someone like yourself on how you might see this company possibly progressing this year? There seems to be mixed feelings amongst Private Investors atm given the complete silence/lack of update from the company.
I would strongly appreciate any sort of response from you as I'm currently trying to consider my options, so anything would help...
Kind regards
Steve.