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ABAL was AIM but the RTO came back to the Main market with SYME.

does exactly what it say on the tin. Fools. I read the one before we came out of suspension. Took the view they are buying and saying you shouldn't. Poker players. Usually hedge there articles too so they can pull out the correct one later.

Thanks Micky, I have emailed Alessandro (CEO) for confirmation on my workings. I'm not far out. I will leave it to SYME to update the market in due course as plans become clearer. I was also told the plan is for a yearly dividend from 2021. GLA

My thoughts also but I'm trying not to be to over the top with valuations for now.

With just the current business (all 368 companies though) my valuations are coming out between .001p-.003p earnings per share. PE of ten 1-3p share price. I'm not sure about Monday, Im holding till at least Q4 2021 to see where this goes.

@Global. Do the calcs..
The Business model makes it very simple unless I'm missing something.
My Euro sign doesn't work so Im using pounds again.
SYME minimum per cusotmer inventory £5m (That's minimum)
So far 368 Customers (Target was 300 by 2023)
£1,840,000,000 in inventory
96 are signed up and the official figure is £1.3bn in pounds, so we are being conservative @£5m per customer, many will be more as they already are.
6-8% of that is actual SYME revenue. Take the lower 6%
Revenue of £110,400,000 (6% of £1.8bn)
4% for investors providing capital
2% of the £1.8bn for SYME is Profit before deductions.
Give a 40% Profit margin
£36,800,000

Now that's taking minimum figures of whats on book already (6months business). Not including all future business (Abu Dhabi). The goal was 300 companies by 2023. Whats the new target? 100 PA, 300 PA?

A lot of unknowns but you can see the potential to make this one if the biggest market cap firms going. It's just a case of how many companies and how fast. With a minimum of £5m inventory. SYME is saying, its smallest revenue per customer is 6-8% of £5m. £300-400k in revenue per customer. He monetised £300m of Livestock. Do you have any idea of how much live stock there is in the world? That is just one small section of what is possible. Open your mind a bit wider and you'll see. Most businesses would RNS one £300k contract. SYME RNS's 96 and 272 in due diligence a few weeks back. How many companies will be in the next update at a bare minimum of £300k revenue to SYME?

I sold some EUA and ORPH to get in here when I researched it and saw it at 0.005-7 early last week. Tells you how much I believed in this idea as they are my big holds. SYME's growth this last week has now made it over 30% of my portfolio value from the original 10% weighting.

GLA

1. Tell me a bank that will lend at 1-2%?
2. Your getting a loan, You now have debt on your balance sheet.
3. Your getting a loan, You now have reduced your borrowing power and credit rating as a business.
4. Tell me a bank that will secure that loan against your inventory? 100% of your inventory.

SYME will buy your stock and give you capital now, it goes on your balance sheet. It's not a loan. As you need the stock, you buy it back.
SYME will take the 6-8% upfront, keep 2% and sell securities to Investors which returns 4-6% who are the ones who gave the capital to buy the stock.

SYME is a Fintech business that connects (via there partners also) Investors money with Business inventory.
It will not loan anything, it is a services business transacting the deal with its blockchain tech partners.

I know how many shares in issue and still don't think its out of the question given a few years.
They already have 1.4bn euros of inventory on the books at various stages.
The plan was for 300 firms on board by 2023. (3 year target)
They already have 96 and 272 in due diligence within 6 months.
Brand new investment class and industry
No competition...yet.
This came to market at 1p in March, went to 1.1p before COVID hit and it dropped 96%
All the above is before the Abu Dhabi MOU or the UK Pilot.

I furloughed my crystal ball last week..

Been trading this one and waiting for a hold. Was buying at .89 the other day. Sold today. The £50k a month for salaries will be paid by Joe Media soon. If he can build UNILAD to that many users, he can repeat it and help firms who have no internet and socials knowledge. Lets hope the death spiral finance ends and it becomes an investment rather than a trade.

May take a few quarters of results before its fully valued up and after revenue shows stable growth. It's main market so won't have the AIM problems with some investors. PE of 10 would be great. Looks set for profit as soon as Q1 2021 so may not be too long to wait. Very interested to see where this will be come Q4 2021.

This is where we will have to wait and see. CEO wants no debt on the balance sheet of SYME. Its strictly Fintech. So quite a new industry with at the moment an average of about 14 on P/E.
Look at the growth there could be though. Give it a year of winning business and growing and you could see 20 or higher. If Dividends come it would support that i think.

I'm afraid I can't calm you down. You've an actual chance of becoming a millionaire off of that investment if the SP reached about 30p. I've seen valuations for next year at 16p and 58p. Yeah for real, they exist. How about a 5 year one for 150p?
https://walletinvestor.com/lse-stock-forecast/syme-stock-prediction
If the team pull this off, people in now will have been in one of the best shares in history.

This is my workings assuming all 368 firms sign up..
This doesn't include future growth, just what we are dealing with now.
If we take the 96 signed up and also the 272 in due diligence that gives us 368 companies.
I'm using pound signs but I think it should be Euros, we're near enough parity these days to get an idea.
This is just a projection on figures I've read.
If we use £40m as the average thats £14.72bn in potential revenue to be securitised.
2% of that is £294m
40% Margin for profit is £117,760,000
Divide that by 32,755m shares
Earnings per share of 0.0035p
PE of 10 = 3.5p per share.
PE of 20 = 7P per share
PE of 30= 10.5p per share
PE of 40= 14p per share

Just thinking it's still 2%.
4-6% is for the investor return on the securitisation.
What a business model. Every large firm will want a piece of this.

I was working my calculations out on a 2% fee!
Oh dear! This one may make a few millionaires out those buying in bulk last week.
Check my posting history if you want to see some of my workings. (very rough)
16p may not be that much of a stretch.
GLA and well done to all those who spotted this at 0.05..

Target for me 30p. Grabbed some of these as it settled back after the rises. Huge potential going forward.

Seen it so many times. Take it down to collect shares from the weak while not selling any at those prices.

Can buy.. .3 now though..

They will only take my shares. Been trying to buy for a few mins at .27 and not having it. NT to buy

Shorts search out the 100% risers. 9 times out of ten they are often right. Now and then they are very wrong. DYOR regardless of long or short.

Upside of 100% from here still OK with the recent news RE value. 1p for now would be getting toppy but come news of securitisation it's a fair price.