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Quite a few I'm in now I think about the future dividend chances. Thats when you see some serious compounding working for you. Getting into a regular divi payer before it starts paying.

A good one would be unreal after such a positive run.

Jumped in price to fill an order happy to pay that price. Great run here, Well done all holders. I was looking in my SIPP history the other day and saw I was paying 3.8p and 4.3p for these back in the crash of March. I have been in and out a bit so don't hold those and my average now is 19p or so, but damn wish i had have just kept building since back then. Not selling anymore for a few years!

Great to watch you learn Sam.

Holding unless something fundamentally changes is the way. If you want to try and play swings you can, but its often just a waste of time and money on long holders. Sometimes If I really know its going to fall back, I may sell half and re buy them lower. I've been caught out on a few doing that so as I learn more, i tend to just build the ones I research the most. Try and buy red days and if I slice, its blue days.

I do trade others with smaller amounts to try and make some here and there when I see opportunity. Its best to let it come to you though, once you know a certain amount of companies, you often see opportunity here and there. When trading like that, I have stop losses, if you get it wrong you want out quick.

On holds I don't have stop losses. I buy on down days.

Large buys making up part of an order. Look at the dates and times. Has taken that long to fill them.

Looks like they took it down again to fill. Once these big orders are filled. This will spring. Not small money, Institutions controlling funds etc buying in.

If you think my poor use of the English language represents "new news" god help you.

Just read the RNS's that update the 7 month old Whitewash papers. We don't have the same holders as back then anymore. PI's will be the last to know but the share register will look very different soon. Certainly not how Ex and Seadoc might think it will look either.

Client companies I meant to put there AP. Worked in to the fees.
Cant answer a lot of the questions, Still to early.
Thats just done showing the growth of one funding source to give an idea of where we are at on averages and were we can go with the RNS's announced so far.
Not concerned about on boarding, wasn't even on my first projections as income. All about the recurring annual fee. Also, didn't look at the other source of income brokers fees.

LMAO off at the three new posters. Anyone would think your sat in the same office. Was away this afternoon, I take this board has been under attack again lol.

Is there an hourly wage or a fixed price available for answering those questions @Ex?
The info is out there for all of it, Its all projections on whats to hand.

Everything is from RNS's.

One point I haven't got clarity on which @Superdad pointed out was is there a 50% margin on the on boarding fee? From the RNS we can see £2.3 in revenue. Now some of that will be profit, no I don't think it will be loss making. If not 50% thats fine as the numbers were run on 1% to SYME not 1.5% to SYME on the more important recurring fees which will be through the captive bank.

What a lot of people are missing about the SYME service, as its a service, is that its taking over stock control for clients with a new modern technology platform. The costs for service fees, securitisation etc, on boarding etc will be taken by business because of the increased efficiency of control as well as a stronger working capital position. This will be long term changes that last. You're not going to go back to filling cabinets and windows computers when SYME opens your business to blockchain.

Thats become a bit of a board joke, especially more so when a de ramper called Rodders turned up. Made me crack up and I've been using it ever since. A few here may be millionaires in time, but most would have sold by then.

@Sam, hard guess, that would depend on how much funding is announced and how many new clients are announced. For me, I'm building as much as i can here for 2021. If it comes early, all good. You may well have to convince me to sell any then also. This is a pension and ISA 5 year hold minimum for me unless something drastic changes. The greatest returns are when compounding isn't interrupted.

Depends how you look at it, I'm £40k down from the peak sp here, But I have 5m on a free ride plus £5k profit in my SIPP. Others in my ISA. I've been down on every bagger this year. I always averaged down though as I believed in the picks.

Delayed gratification is real when it comes to investment. All about the long hold here.

Orders are outweighing live every day, And all around that .49p mark still. Will be done with it soon enough.

Conservative estimate for Dec 2021 there Smile. I raise you 1p and say 6p minimum. ;)

See you next year..rodney ;)

Because his"trade" didn't work, he missed this is an "investment"

I think this would be a great milestone worth achieving. When the inventory hits €10bn.

Any guesses for dates?

Im going for Q1 2022

Just remember, It takes three days to settle trades. They take it up and sell to the buys, they take it down to get the shares needed for settlement. 3 days, up up down, up down.. You'll notice the patterns when you look long enough. Red days are sales, its cheaper to buy! GLA

20% a week if you're disciplined or month if not so is possible if your in the market daily and have the time.
Good returns MJ.

Thanks Bob,

"20% per year is fantastic."

The rule of 72 says that takes about 3.6 years to double.
Start with £20k in an ISA, double it every 3.6 years call it 3 and half years for ease of calcs and more like the rule of 70.

£40K 3 1/2 years
£80k 7 years
£160k 10 1/2 years
£320k 14 years
£640k 17 1/2 years
£1.28m 21 years.

Not bad if you can save £20k by the time your 40, you can be a millionaire for retirement.
Yeah, 20% a year is good returns. Power of compounding is a wonderful thing.