Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[bamboo2] 18/4/2017 14:59

Target exceeded, took profit this PM. :)

[hazl] 18/4/2017 13:24

Yes its always useful to have people in the actual marketplace agreed.

[buffetteer] 18/4/2017 12:32

Darola
thx for your input .your posts are the most useful on the board .
May I ask if 2000 still only a small percentage of your (back ) office staff ?
Is that a really stretching target or simply rolling out in europe what you've don't here ?

[darola] 18/4/2017 12:28

This is doing to the office, what robots have done to manufacturing. But without the significant investment that was required to fit out production lines.

This looks destined for double digits by the end of the year. Got another 70k heading in to my SIPP next month and I'm having a real head and heart debate on how much more I put in PRSM.

[mirabeau] 18/4/2017 12:01

Maybe it's the IBM connection though I suspect that Blue Prism offers businesses an opportunity to generate back-office savings that are quite simply too hard to ignore...as hard as it may seem from a human perspective the savings vis a vis salaries, pensions and all the other costs relating to employment can be eliminated by a simple software solution..it's the future

[nimbo1] 18/4/2017 11:56

I wish this co was more than 1% of my PF...cant make up for all the red on its own : \

[darola] 18/4/2017 10:36

Yep. As I mentioned earlier, my own company is restructuring and doubling the size of its BP team this year. With plans to take it Europe wide.

[buffetteer] 18/4/2017 09:40

If you set a 'Google Alert' for PRSM you will see almost daily adverts for PRSM recruitment - this is the beginning of a new industry that will change how companies perform admin tasks. If they only retain their market share then revenues will rocket as the market grows from $150m -$5bn in next 3-5 years .

[hazl] 18/4/2017 09:14

Ah the 'Hope' word being used already.

[janeann] 18/4/2017 09:11

Well its broken £6 this morning - hope it holds above this.

[petewy] 17/4/2017 19:33

Yeah Hazl. Heart bleeds. Booblodyhoo.

[hazl] 16/4/2017 11:26

Anybody that sold at 400p must be disappointed.

[eh9] 15/4/2017 19:15

That's a big underperform - remember the £ has plunged

[petewy] 15/4/2017 15:40

Right EH. Below are the ton ten holdings for the ROBO etf.
None of these are cheap yet the Robo ETF is $12, 20% up in a year.

1 ROBOT CORP 2.02 HARMONIC DRIVE SYSTEM INC 1.94 OCEANEERING INTERNATIONAL INC 1.90 COGNEX CORP 1.89 INTUITIVE SURGICAL INC 1.85 KRONES AG 1.85
ABB LTD 1.83 ROCKWELL AUTOMATION INC 1.82 FANUC CORP 1.82
DAIFUKU CO

[eh9] 15/4/2017 14:53

I am not convinced by the etf - suspect the axa fund better as the etf not performing well recently due to mega market caps in the etf with high valuations and no active stock selection to spot blue prisms at smaller market cap level

[sogoesit] 15/4/2017 10:33

ROBO here, petewy:

[petewy] 14/4/2017 23:58

I read these and some are ETFs but few are current.
Is there an Robot ETF started this year?

[janeann] 14/4/2017 22:55

so does that mean they will be taking a slug of prsm shares? that would be nice!

[darola] 14/4/2017 18:42

Thanks cottoner!! Done...

[cottoner] 14/4/2017 18:36

Darola,

For info:

Replace http with hTTp for instance and it will not be changed.

i.e

[darola] 14/4/2017 17:57

Interesting fund if anybody wants to spread their exposure across this sector.

[darola] 14/4/2017 17:56

Interesting fund if anybody wants to spread their exposure across this sector.

hxxp://citywire.co.uk/wealth-manager/news/axa-im-launches-global-robotic-fund/a984034

[darola] 14/4/2017 12:32

Useless - it's called potential. Same reason Google paid 1.1B for Waze - a company that only had 90 employees at the time.

[petewy] 14/4/2017 10:36

Try reading all the posts Useless. Do you want us to drop everything and explain it to you?