Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[panic investor] 09/1/2017 09:19

Your not a 61.8 man Bamboo ?

[davr0s] 09/1/2017 09:18

Too early IMO - need to let the flush out bottom. But I would say that as I am looking to reenter!

[bamboo2] 09/1/2017 09:13

Thanks hazl,

Now retraced 50% [491] of the previous move up, this is the place to buy or add. Imo

[hazl] 09/1/2017 09:07

Again there will be plenty of people in the wings, waiting for a dip who couldn't get in before, I'm sure.8-)

[hazl] 09/1/2017 09:02

Bamboo not you I might add ......you have been very clear about your stance.

[wooluf] 09/1/2017 07:10

getting jiggly chart

[scrutable] 09/1/2017 00:20

djbilywiz

I suspect that a few of the names given re the AI peer group are like Thoughtonomy and Accenture: in some form of partnership, consultancy or reseller relationship with PRSM ie companies offering to implement PRSM's software.

I know of no other company anywhere which offers similar software functions but do not transgress PRSM patents. Do you? Let's see how they get on in the USA. They may generate nightmares for The Donald when inaugurated.

I am confident that this will have been my best pick for 2016 and that we 'ain't seen nothing yet", compared with what is to come.

[bamboo2] 08/1/2017 23:39

hazl, precious little time this weekend. I think another quick consolidation flag, then up again. The flag last week only managed a few days before the price was off again, although previous was seven sessions.

This is a suggestion, actual tp depends on price at breakout.

[alter ego] 08/1/2017 22:58

Togglebrush, post 527 I trained as an operator on Leo 3 (1) in Bayswater Road. Your post brought back memories of the beginning of computers.

[runthejoules] 08/1/2017 21:53

Alright. I've been in, out at the Dec drop, definitely back in till profitability at least. Have just read ALL the posts on this BB - VERY informative, thanks all especially hazl! I really wish I'd bought in when SHARES mentioned them the first time. Then also the second time - but I didn't understand it. Now I do, a silly question, but some would see a future in which human workers are replaced by robots as dystopian sci-fi (not me! I want my kids to be responsibility-free Eloi). Is the company name a tribute to Charlie Brooker's show 'Black Mirror'? Personally, one of my investment criteria is 'would this company's tech product be the villain in a Black Mirror episode?'

[djbilywiz] 08/1/2017 17:38

Thanks all.

[hazl] 08/1/2017 15:52

I have read that though they could have competitors their product is likely to be difficult to replicate .imo

[petewy] 08/1/2017 14:11

note djbily post: Seeking similar share to PRMS,
Below are the companies in post 417 which have shares.

Tata Consultancy Services, Capgemini, Genfour, Genpact,
Automation Anywhere, Sutherland Global Services, and UiPath.

Anybody own or had experience with these shares.

[janeann] 08/1/2017 13:45

interesting in post 417 that PRSM appears first - as hazl points out there. And the list isn't alphabetic so I wonder why?

[togglebrush] 08/1/2017 13:27

re djbilywiz 525: Using computers to automatic mundane commercial tasks has been going since they first appeared in the early 1950’s. LEO (Lyons Electronic Office, 1951) was built to solve the problem of production scheduling and delivery of cakes to the hundreds of Lyons tea shops around England.
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After the success of the first LEO, Lyons went into business manufacturing computers to meet the growing need for data processing systems in business. The LEO was England’s first commercial computer and was performing useful work before any other commercial computer system in the world.
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The etymology of “Robotic Automatic Process” is just a play on words and a development of systems over 60 years. They obvious have a good product and Robotic is part of their marketing difference. That there is Artificial Intelligence within could give them the desired edge (Named the Best Enterprise Application of Artificial Intelligence at the Alconics Award).

[hazl] 08/1/2017 13:25

LOOK AT POST 417 DJBIL

[djbilywiz] 08/1/2017 12:47

Does anybody know of another listed uk business of similar type, to compare PRSM with? Or is it a market leader?

[hazl] 08/1/2017 10:31

Shares are about the future not the past.
That is why the price has risen.
The future seems compelling.

I have said it before and to repeat, the main thing of concern I think are the general markets.
If they remain upbeat I see no reason why PRSM shouldn't continue to be stellar.

IMO

[togglebrush] 08/1/2017 10:08

Impressive Share price action from IPO (18th March close 110.5) to 18th Nov at 283.50
In that period the Median Trading Volume was 42,734
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21st November a RNS said year end (31st October) had seen Strong New Business
Since then Median Daily Trading volume ballooned to 132,482 or three times as high.
Share price has increased to 527.5 on Friday or nearly twice has high as 18 Nov and five times the IPO
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IMHO the results (to 31st Oct) due on 24th Jan17 may be a wakeup call to those who traded the share price up.
The directors prospects and forecast will have to be very good to rescue the inflated share price

[hazl] 08/1/2017 09:57

Your post 495 is very helpful croas thanks.
497 will add to that

[hazl] 08/1/2017 09:54

Exactly croasdale they have responded to the demand.........people want their product.

[croasdalelfc] 08/1/2017 09:51

The number of employees has gone up from 58 to 86 since June

[hazl] 08/1/2017 09:49

From my notes Alastair Bathgate said that emerging demand for 'Blue Prism's automated army' and pipeline for new business is more than the current team can handle.'
'That's sparked management to pull forward growth investment planned for 2017 into the current year.'
That was I believe July 2016 Beaufort securities pdf.
So in a sense whatever the results this clearly demonstrates the huge demand for their product and recent announcements have proved that to be the case hence the ubsequent rise in share-price.

IMO

[hazl] 08/1/2017 09:40

Interesting that you are still here bamboo, have you a fresh target
then?