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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Blue Prism Group Plc | LSE:PRSM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BYQ0HV16 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1,274.00 | 1,274.00 | 1,275.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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13/5/2021 23:46 | His name is Terry Walby. He got paid, 100 million sterling. His name is Terry Walby. Got paid. A hunderd million ster-er-ling. His name is Terry Walby. Got paid. one hundred million sterling. Terry Terry Terry Terry. Terry Terry Walby | danschmeidler | |
12/5/2021 16:22 | The sub 1000p party ain't very far away now innit | 12toes | |
12/5/2021 06:13 | And that overall raised questions about strategy. There is a lot of doubt and that means no vision. Visionary is always steadfast and confident because they see how it is going to be put together to bring in those numbers. This is one has got additional Characters built into this. I mean why they had to call themselves England's biggest company. And then when THoughtonomy was taken over Mr. Walby even referred to Blue Prism as being taken over by a huge company. Hey dude. You were just using their software to build it out in the crowd. You got yourself some customers and revenues went from $3 million to $10 million. Now those customers are benefitting from your added technology. Let's see it work. But the market is not saying that it is taking off as far as being closer to $20 million sterling. And it is a long way to when they report. So overall just not a solid place to be in. I mean $100 million. That is a lot for getting a guy that built out BP with added analytics. I mean maybe company is sitting idle on this for a while. But that BP CLoud better bring in some serious numbers if they paid $100 million for it. Interesting story to watch. THen you look back and see if market was right. Market is always right. | danschmeidler | |
12/5/2021 06:03 | The $100 million spent on developing blue prism in the cloud could have been handled by paying for that time and services by the hour. I mean it cost maybe $1 million in labor cost and all Walby had to do is just develop the existing software written on MSFT .NET and now you work it in the cloud wrapped around MSFT Azure. This is really difficult to put together. And then Blue Prism only made an incremental $1.5 million for the six months on Blue Prism Cloud. I mean it should already be at $5 million in incremental revenue on top of the $10 million. So we got a full year later BP Cloud needs to bring in at least $5 million because BP CLoud should be at $30 million sterling right about now give or take annually. But with 6 months numbers already out the door the market is not buying into BP CLoud bringing in close to at least $25 million. But that would be a great boost in revenues if they can pull that off eventually. But in the meantime you got this THoughtonomy overhang where company really didn'nt exactly clarify what was going on which now pretty obvious as to what is going on. They could have just taken Thoughtonomy and pressured Walby into negotiating something a lot more reasonable. So as shareholders there is a price for that to pay. | danschmeidler | |
11/5/2021 16:09 | Well there you go....shows how much you know! A turn around. | hazl | |
11/5/2021 13:31 | Party time when blue prism drops under 1000pWe're gonna party like it's 1999BWAHAHAHA | 12toes | |
11/5/2021 13:30 | I told you that blue prism was on ADVFNs most shorted stock list 2 weeks ago and one of you said that was a good thing BWAHAHAHA | 12toes | |
11/5/2021 13:16 | I agree with a lot of the above however don't see BRSM doing anything to reinvent themselves Bunch of ' Fat Cats ' | dg1966 | |
11/5/2021 12:52 | Why would you pay $100 million for a reseller who built out the Blue Prism cloud platform. Went from 3 million to 10 million revenues and then stopped producing at that rate. Where is the exponential growth? Market is not seeing is. Earnings are already out the door and done with. And market says no good. | danschmeidler | |
10/5/2021 18:23 | My thoughts on Blue PrismBWAHAHAHA | 12toes | |
09/5/2021 22:55 | I urge you all to ignore danschmeidler. What is his motivation for spending so much time here saying we should bomb out? It's clearly just to create doubt. That's because he's working for a shorter or is shorting himself. I would love to see him and his like burnt, just as the Hedge Funds were over GameStop. Do not think for one moment that he is doing this for our benefit. I will refrain from calling him a fraudster but you a cynic might think he is trying to manipulate opinion for the benefit of someone else. | beechside | |
09/5/2021 21:47 | Well well he is having to work hard! I haven't even decided if I'm going to buy back yet but it's looking tempting! I had a nice weekend but someone didn't . LOL | hazl | |
09/5/2021 20:57 | I wrote that just before the weekend and it seems to have caused a flurry of posts on two threads by one individual. How amusing! I can only assume he is rather worried about his short or working for someone who is! | hazl | |
09/5/2021 20:55 | Hmm seems to me you just wish to let your short last just a little bit longer, with your 5 posts in a row defense of your stance! Well yesterday's institutional buying must appear to disagree with you as they up their stake. Again we have some results in June so perhaps they are getting ready for those. I expect those that are short are just piggy backing Shadow Falls stance and perhaps it's time for a rethink? I haven't quite made my mind up yet. | hazl | |
09/5/2021 20:54 | So they have bought shares ....announced at 4.20. And yesterday's announcement was pleasing. I might have to look at these again. 'Deutsche Bank uses Blue Prism partner Re:infer's Communications Intelligence Platform to mine its unstructured data. The proliferation of unstructured comms is increasingly prevalent in everyday life: emails, chatbots, tickets and transcripts hold rich data that needs to be addressed at a speed impossible for human workers to process efficiently. Converting this data quickly is essential, particularly in a world where expectations of immediacy are higher than ever. Converting unstructured data into structured and quantifiable data means Blue Prism software robots can understand and act on this data quickly and effectively, enabling organizations to give better customer experience. "With requests coming in through multichannels, unstructured comms is a huge part of day to day life. With that backdrop, how do we respond quickly to clients? How can we help clients facilitate payments and transactions? Being able to navigate and create structure out of unstructured data makes it easier to respond to our customers, faster," says Program Director - Robotic Process Automation, Rushabh Shah, Deutsche Bank.' Interesting. | hazl | |
09/5/2021 20:37 | Mr. Kingdon is a nice guy. H | danschmeidler | |
09/5/2021 20:33 | -dedicated to prior to 2 respondents to my post | danschmeidler | |
09/5/2021 16:52 | Ignore danschmeidler. He's a troll talking the stock down. Probably part of the set who are shorting it. He's trying to create a sense of discontent so that others sell as well. Seen that kind of behaviour before on these and other forums. Funny he only posts on PRSM. Perhaps he has no views elsewhere or perhaps he is a sort of reverse shill, looking for the lowest price... in an case, I don't trust what he says and nor should you. | beechside | |
09/5/2021 16:38 | Who has time to write a message every day every hour! Crazy! Wonder if a blue prism robot has entered this chat site! | bluepeter1 |
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