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Those other businesses are why I bought here first of all. Look very solid for future growth as does the Hydroponics market. Then we have the Masks. Indeed, news should be interesting.

A bigger market cap is and more shares are coming just via the acquisition. Could turn out to be one of the wisest we've seen for a while. You know its going to be a volatile ride. One for the strong minded.

@Chalker..

You think we're going to having funding issues with this lot as holders? I'm trying to drink a cup of tea but keep losing it to laughter.

Global Capital Life Asset Management 1,630,000,000
Belgrave Capital Management 1,630,000,000
Equitable Capital S.g.R. S.P.A. 1,630,000,000
Picket Asset Management Ltd. 1,588,262,310
Eurofinleading Fiduciaria SpA, Asset Management 1,542,757,890
UBS Asset Management 447,071,211
Fin-Eco SIM Spa, Asset Management 109,820,907
Interactive Brokers Group 71,996,000
Unione di Banche Italian Scpa 59,372,319
Eurizon Capital SGR S.p.A. 41,974,639
HBOS Investment Fund Managers Ltd. 41,651,793
A J Bell Holdings Limited 34,986,784
Global Prime Partners Ltd 30,756,725
Allianz SE, Insurance Investments 25,319,259
Barclays Bank PLC, Wealth & Investment 22,730,945
Close Asset Management Limited 21,354,856
Peel Hunt LLP., Asset Management Arm 20,331,746
Equiniti Group Limited, Asset Management Arm 18,853,810
IG Group Holdings Plc, Asset Management Arm 18,044,310

That made me spit me tea out laughing :)

These boards are mad for short term thinking. AFRIK ID was always 4 months which is ending very soon. Also at an interesting time when the government are having a nightmare with their track and trace. CTEA have FTSE100 clients. They will be having data and knowhow of the 4 months trial with a large population any day now.

There is no delay.

Year ending 30 September 2021

The first portfolio Inventory Monetisation is expected to have a value of approximately €300m and to complete by the end of October 2020 (the first month of the next financial year). This is expected to deliver approximately £20.5m of annual revenue into special purpose securitisation vehicles and to generate an average annual net servicing fee of £6.5m to Supply@ME. The Inventory Monetisation contracts have a three-year fixed duration plus a one-year option.

The next securitisation programmes for delivery by 31 March 2021 is now being initiated. These aim to complete the Inventory Monetisation of the remaining Client companies in the current portfolio, and may include Client companies sourced for the pilot operations in the Company's new geographies. Inventory funders for this programme will include both institutional investors, and, following regulatory approval, the Captive Bank announced on 21 September.

The Company will continue to keep shareholders updated.

And when they do announce its, What you going to chat about then? Can we see a new thread from you titled "well done SYME" and some positive comments?

The only reason they wouldn't, which i don't think is the case. Is because they'd be doing a bigger one.

Indeed @Kyle. Thats the 17% down to 12% which was over 30%.

II's and some PI's who are happy to hold are mopping up a lot. That 12% doesn't count for PI's who have no plan to sell for a few years either. This will get very hard to buy when real news continuously starts flowing with clear numbers and profits.

Got a few more myself Micky but not that many! Good work.

Not the only figures that are wrong. A lot of my projections were only looking at the €8bn funding.

2. UK Programme
*The funding due diligence provided by a leading UK capital markets organisation* has been positively completed. The Company is negotiating a funding term sheet in order to commence delivery of the inventory monetisation service in respect of the first portfolio of UK Client companies.

Providing the due diligence for their funding?

Incentive to get the share price higher and keep it there.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/CTEA/change-of-director-role-and-grant-of-options-w27wmud2m5ak09p.html

Start at 10p and go up to 50p.

Remember the vest shares and share prices. Team want this way higher. They have vest shares all the way to 50p.

Nice to see some positive movement here. Impatience in companies can cost you dearly. Things take time, these guys have got a great product/platform and a very experienced and connected team. Scalable, destructive to old ways. It's when not if. GLA

Not bad at all Smile and Grow, you'll be smiling and growing more. £1m when we get back to .5p
Will you be the boards first SYME holding millionaire?
Would love to know your average

Indeed MRRR.

Here's a few reasons why I invested.

- New destructive technology being deployed
- Changing the transparency of a once muddy area of finance
- Helping businesses through COVID
- Scalable platform
- Global goals
- First Mover Advantage
- Unique/new product
- No debt
- No Bond holders
- Institutional Investors buying before revenue
- Pace of growth
- Share price now vs future potential

@wolf. To me it all looks like order filling. I've seen it before in other shares. Huge orders came in under the price and push the price down to it as that becomes the biggest demand.

What happens with orders vs live trading.

- MM's job is orders first, live 2nd. Thats why you can't buy live sometimes but can via order filling. Market opens at 7am, 8am for retail.
- You or any investor are free to put in orders at any price. You may not get them, but its a "free market"
- If orders come in, under market price (what happened here after a 1700% rise from low to high), demand will move to the largest orders.
- at 0.8p the market had run out of live buyers. Most popular share on HL, means all retail have bought it. Demand done, who else to buy now? Orders from II's came in lower and lower. Pushing the price to the "demand"
- The II's know lots and lots of retail had 1000% gains or more, push the price lower, take them out.
- MM's when given a large order, that outweighs live trading, will take it as that is where demand is.
- They will move the share down and see if people sell, profit take and of course take out stop losses to gain the shares for the buy orders.
- Money moves the market. II's have more than every retail investor and can and will dictate price.
-They will also happily screw over retail, especially when they done 1000% in 2 weeks like what happened in Aug.

II's buying is part one, selling the company as in PR is step two. Nice to know step two is starting.

It's not a theory. It's there to see in the changing register. General public have fallen from over 30% to 17%

Private Companies 7.0% 2,293,275,741 shares
VC/PE Firms 9.5% 3,128,074,362 shares
General Public 17.2% 5,640,230,979 shares
Institutions 27.7% 9,066,337,166 shares
Individual Insiders 38.5% 12,627,026,342 shares

Interesting thoughts Micky. Soon enough all will become clear. It's there to see in all the RNS's, the share register and direct buying big stakes are being taken.

For those who want a more sane discussion. There is a few of us in premium.

@Chalker or is it Ex, you call that list AP posted dumb? We are working out who is buying the company at a pace. Where is your research?

TW crew pay well?

He's got a short on so is pumping his position via bulls**t

@Seadoc, You should research more current info. What you will find is all that old tat left over from the RTO are being bought out.

SYME is not ABAL or Imagintek. Those people involved with that facilitated the listing for SYME and they're share holdings are being reduced by this group of companies..

https://www.ceresioinvestors.com/en/attivita/wealth-management.html

This is not a scam Sedoc, creative finance yes, who doesn't. FTSE 100 companies have over 8000 subsidiary companies between them if you want to dig there.