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I probably wouldn't have looked here if it wasn't for the name and those on EUA mentioning it. Did make me have a research and liked what I found. Took a small punt last week here and up 60% already. Should have bought more! Just keeps giving at the moment, very nice. GLA

Also out the EUA guys for the heads up.

Sometimes when news like recent comes, Institutions will approach the PLC's asking about placings.. Clearly a lot were ready and waiting.

Was trying to buy this a few weeks back at 1.4p and kept going to no trade, then put in an order at 1.8p and it didn't get filled. Oh well, missed it. Then watched the rally. I've been waiting for an entry point. Grabbed a few this morning, not a massive holding but glad to be in. GLA

Thanks, Some great contributions from your self also Apunter. Should be a good few months..

@Apunter In UFO? ;)

I've seen a good few 1 codes then the RNS and plenty that didn't. There was a lot of 800's a week or two ago. Not convinced but open to it and no harm in knowing them and watching.

Thats logical Parkez, Also the small trade platforms now do it. Been quite a few with SYME

Always fun looking for the Market maker codes in those small trades.. Wether you believe them or not is anther thing! haha..

Market Maker Signals
* 100 - shares needed
* 200 - shares needed badly, without taking the stock price lower
* 300 - take the stock down at least 30% so shares can be bought up from capitulators
* 400 - trade the stock sidways channel
* 500 - gap the stock, up or down depending on the 540 signal
* 600 - start providing resistance around this price level
* 700 - move the stock up in price
* 800 - get ready for trading action
* 900 - let the stock float and trade freely
* 911 - press release/news is pending
* 1000 - stop the stock price from running up
* 2100 - let the stock price run up

Morning all,

Looking forward to the Share talk interview tomorrow. For any who haven't checked the pro active research document, the link is below, this is from May and we've beaten the 2023 target of companies already so bear that in mind when viewing the projections as we are way ahead of schedule.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/920493/supplyme-capital-plc---initiation-920493.html/long

Here's a few para's from it..

Supply@ME has a substantial existing pipeline of inventory securitisation customers who have signed up to use the system. During the second and third quarters of 2020 the company will be marketing securitisation notes to investors.

To be clear, investors in Supply@ME Capital PLC shares are not buying the securitisation notes or gaining direct exposure to them. The notes are a separate investment instrument, with Supply@ME generating fee income on the issuance of these notes.

Based on the intended schedule of issuance, Supply@ME will realise a substantial uplift in revenues during the remainder of 2020, based on the fees generated on the securitisation notes issued. Successful delivery on the current pipeline should help to attract additional corporate clients in our view, and we expect revenue growth to therefore continue in 2021-2023. This revenue carries a strong gross margin for Supply@ME, and we therefore believe that the company also has a strong potential ramp-up in profits.

In summary, we argue that the Supply@ME business model has a number of compelling attractions for investors:
* Addresses a large and under-served market ?
* A unique and rapidly scalable technology platform ?
* A fee-based model requiring no risk capital to be put up by Supply@ME

In a perfect scenario..
7am Friday is good, Interview after, weekend to let it all sink in. Great week next week.

Wouldn't be a bad thing Gary as long as its someone loading up which clearly a lot have been.

100% above where we are now by months end will be a resistance like .69 has been at a guess.

1.4p

That's how I see it Deepjoy. Been here for sometime and calmly awaiting the next phase.

Dismiss charts and tech analysis at your peril. Trading software has been written to follow it by many a firm. Once you start to understand it (i only just am, always been a fundamentals investor) you can see it at work.

Yesterday this went up to a fibonacci resistance and then moved straight back. You are literally competing against trading algorithms buying at those peaks. They are all programmed to sell. Then there is all the tech analysis traders to compound it.
Without news or strong buying pressure usually created by news, it won't break these levels.

News will.

GLA

If we can get a bit of news of another contract drop, I think it will break the 15-16p. Lets hope one comes soon. Looks prime for a break out right now. GLA

Its a one for one, Anyone would have been better off selling skin and buying MWG as its been cheaper and is now by 0.1p

End of year, not sure as all depends on timelines and growth. Here's some projections..

Senario 1 Current business

96 companies at £1.3bn average of 13.4m
272 companies at £13.4m
£4,922m in inventory
6% of inventory which is £296m in revenue
1% of inventory which is £49.2m in profit
32,755m share in issue
Earning per share £0.0015
50% of EPS paid for Dividend £0.00075 per share
Forward dividend yield of 10%
@0.75p On those numbers forward PE of
10 = 1.5p share price
20 = 3p share price
40 = 6p share price

Senario 2 Current and pilot business estimate

96 companies at £1.3bn
272 companies at £40m average in inventory £10.88bn (was the reported average for self funding model)
£1 Billion in inventory from Abu Dhabi pilot
£500m in inventory from UK pilot
£12,380m in inventory
8% of inventory which is £999.4m in revenue
1% of inventory which is £123.8m profit
32,755m share in issue
Earnings per share of £0.003779
50% of EPS paid for Dividend £0.001889 per share
Forward dividend yield of 20-25%
On those numbers forward PE of
10 = 3.7p share price
20 = 7.4p share price
40 = 14.8p share price

Scenario 3 - 4 hubs into 2021/22 conservative

96 companies at £1.3bn
272 companies at £40m average in inventory £10.88bn (was the reported average for self funding model)
£10 Billion in inventory from Abu Dhabi pilot (Same as Europe so far)
£5bn in inventory from UK pilot (Multi billion companies approach SYME according to interview.
£10bn in inventory from USA (US deal in talks)
£37,180m in inventory
£2,230m in revenue @6%
£371.8m in profit @1%
Earnings per share of £0.01135
50% of EPS paid for dividend £0.005675 per share
Forward Dividend yield of 87% at todays mid price of .65
On these numbers forward PE of
10 = 11.35p
20 = 22.7p
40 = 45p

All good @Apple, always making typos and mistakes myself. Maths is a better strong point than English.

@Illz, I think a 6 month term is trading more than investing

SYME is placed well for 6 months trade wise but long term the returns would be superior if all goes well.

The real money is made in long term compounding. The cheaper your entry price, the better you do long term.

As an example.. Someone who bought EUA at 0.5p at the start of the year. Would now be getting there whole investment amount back every .5p gain.

If you can get in early to something that has the potential to become huge, your compounding gains have the potential to be huge.

If you think about the price of the shares today, and the potential earnings the company may make 2,3,4,5 years out. Then factor in dividend payments. Compounding will really start working for you.

Back in those days at 18, I actually used to read his penny share news letter, or if it wasn't his, he wrote in it. I lost on every tip they gave. A valuable lesson.

I hope so, I will buy loads more. Bought at 5p so can handle a bit of volatility on the way, this is a serious growth company.

Welcome! A very good voice for your age, risky as a new concept but with huge reward.

My first investment was £120 into TRY GROUP when I was 18. (25 yrs ago) Very small back then but taught me compounding.
TRY became Gallifrd TRY
Galliford then split recently into VISTRY and kept construction itself.

Before the split i would receive over £100 in dividends per annum.
Now I own about £600 worth of VISTRY and £120 worth of GFRD.
They've both been smashed by covid. No idea what I'll get in dividends next year.

Wish I bought Amazon though.. Haha

Lol Jamie, You see it here first haha.

Nice one for asking, Looking forward to it. @Hopsta, you may be on the right path of thought.