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CYAN Cyanconnode Holdings Plc

9.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cyanconnode Holdings Plc LSE:CYAN London Ordinary Share GB00BF93WP34 ORD 2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 9.00 8.80 9.20 9.00 9.00 9.00 361,035 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electronic Components, Nec 11.73M -2.41M -0.0074 -12.16 29.13M
Cyanconnode Holdings Plc is listed in the Electronic Components sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CYAN. The last closing price for Cyanconnode was 9p. Over the last year, Cyanconnode shares have traded in a share price range of 7.20p to 19.25p.

Cyanconnode currently has 323,664,064 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Cyanconnode is £29.13 million. Cyanconnode has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -12.16.

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20/2/2018
10:23
To the chat presently taking place on the other thread..

One of the best and most insightful posts this thread has seen in recent times was posted a week or so ago.....I copy and paste it again here for people to read and reconsider.

Is there anything that strikes you about Connodes revenue and, latterly, Cyanconnodes most recently anounced revenue figs...?

smithless12 Feb '18 - 13:07 - 2119 of 2178
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This says it all for me.

From the acquisition RNS release of Connode June 2016 - Revenue £2.3m as of 31 Dec 2015

As at 31 December 2015, Connode had net assets of circa £0.5 million and generated EBITDA of £0.2 million in the year ended 31 December 2015 from revenues of £2.3 million.

Trading update Jan 2018 - revenue for Group expected to be £1.2m

As a result of this delay, revenue for the 12-month period to 31 December 2017 will be significantly below market expectations at £1.2m.

Great acquisition. Don't believe anything these guys say

realist1950
20/2/2018
08:50
Keep posting away little man, I care not what you're writing.

I never usually filter anyone so to see you as such, must mean I had good enough reason before...

realist1950
20/2/2018
08:46
Of course you have checked, hence your post. Plain to see what is going on here.
greenelf
20/2/2018
08:42
Above poster filtered...but I imagine it's another attack on me for speaking some sense here and probably some absurd speculation about my intent or working for the share mafia or something equally ridiculous.

I've no interest in checking.

realist1950
20/2/2018
08:36
But that is how the professional detractors work. Just another job..
greenelf
20/2/2018
08:31
Still plugging away, day after day. Funny how the non-invested is the biggest daily poster.
greenelf
20/2/2018
08:23
Just read this from the deluded TonyJ on the other site:

"So JC and BOD get on with it, even our earlier Fund investors, including tax concessions, are now losing money."

....'even our earlier Fund investors.....are now losing money'.....

That mindset tells you everything you need to know.

EVEN THE FUND INVESTORS..(spoken as if 'never mind the PI'....and as if fundies are holier than holy and rarely go wrong).

Fundies can be amongst the most irresponsible when it comes to spending other people's money.

You should ALWAYS expect a fundy to go underwater before yourself, NOT the other way round. What kind of benchmark are you setting for your money if you think differently to that? They are dealing with other people's money, you are dealing with your own money.

It's why I will never use fund managers. They are too remote from the money and don't care about it in the same way as you do. They are also (or should be) more diversified than the average PI and therefore less reliant on say, CYAN, performing. It means they can afford for several flops....especially if their client has told them, say, 'give me 2-5% high risk tech exposure'. They are carte blanche to do as they wish, with little thought.

It's why and how, when CYAN fundraise again, they will get it away.

I note TonyJ has downgraded from a strong buy, to 'buy' (not that his stance is any way an indicator, bull or bear) for the reason that cash first needs to come in. By that rationale, why is he not neutral? or stating 'Hold'?

The thinking is 'Ok so the money isn't coming in so you should still buy, but just don't be so enthusiastic about it.' It makes no sense.

The thinking is all back to front...

realist1950
20/2/2018
08:02
Things will improve when we become the best thing since sliced bread and we are fortunate to be where we are. Without our talented team of big hitters we could be in terminal decline. Instead we are world leading. We are so lucky :-)

You have to wonder that given the absence of any news of substance what the team actually do all day at cyan. Seriously. What do they do all day? It's not like they are busy running a successful business.

lwaxf13
19/2/2018
21:56
There's a simple answer to that question above....

And that is, THAT (list) IS the 'business'.

Those search results represent how CYAN has earned it's money to date...ie from the investment community.

realist1950
19/2/2018
21:53
As I pointed out the other day, a google search of 'cyanconnode' brings the following results for the first two pages:

1. Company Website (as you'd expect / hope)
2. iii (bb trash)
3. lse (quote)
4. lse (bb trash)
5. markets.ft.com (company listing overview)
6. this is money / investing (share pump / promotion)
7. shares magazine (share pump / promotion)
8. cambridge network (cyan's listing as a cambridge firm)
9. companies house (companies house)
10. linkedin (linke in)
11. Hargreaves Lansdown (stock quote)
12. br media (share pump / promotion)
13. morningstar (quotes / investment company info)
14. business weekly (a look at CYAN)
15. deloitte (that award..:(..)
16. proactive investors (share pump / promotion)
17. twitter (cyan on twitter)

That's a bad set of search results for any company imo.

Pure investment / stock focussed......nothing about the companies operations.

At this stage they should be on many third party websites.....with a focus on their activities.

You have to ask, WHERE THE HECK IS THE BUSINESS????

realist1950
19/2/2018
20:24
"This stage of development"...... Also known as terminal decline.
owenski
19/2/2018
18:25
This stage of its development?!! Lol this company has been in development for over 10 years. In that time it has mastered share holder value distruction. I wouldnt mind if they knew how to run a business but IMO they are in well over their heads and this has been apparent for years.
lwaxf13
19/2/2018
17:55
46 000 shares traded today. That's fine. A company like Cyan, at this stage of its development, needs to stay under the radar. Just imagine the loony brigade fell in love with them, as they do with some other companies on AIM. That usually spells disaster. The company spends more time fielding phone calls and emails from "worried investors" than actually running its business. That's not what one wants.
orange1
19/2/2018
14:18
off course china knows of cylux & they thank us for the technology,after all it is the year of the "dog".
dreamtwister
19/2/2018
14:10
Iwaxf13 - argued bull and bear perspectives welcomed (I aim to back mine up with reason)....but I catch your drift.

There is just one MM left 'supporting' the price. Others are looking to drop.

Someone just sold at way under the quoted bid.

realist1950
19/2/2018
11:35
I've seen them dreamtwister.

Search under 'CYAN SHARES DUTCH AUCTION'.

:O)

realist1950
19/2/2018
11:22
usa/china exchanges closed for holiday may have something to do with it but there is a over hang of shares on ebay with no reserve !
dreamtwister
19/2/2018
10:33
ADVFN showing no trades today. Has trading in this world leading stock been halted or is no one interested in this fantastic high flying company?
lwaxf13
18/2/2018
18:40
Hot money? You mean wally & bro?
cancun tango
18/2/2018
17:17
In the absence of news, which may, or may not, provide temporary respite, I predict the share price to take another drop down towards 10p.

Now in a sustained down channel, the share price action is becoming increasingly indexed to cash outflow.

Hot money is still sitting at 13 - 14.8p from the last bull trap and I don't believe many of those holders will allow themselves to go too far underwater here - not as cash becomes depleted once again.

As ever, it's just my opinion, so ADYOR. We'll see.




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realist1950
18/2/2018
17:08
"CYAN has now been trying to sell goods for almost a decade. In doing so it has reinvented itself and subsequently sought to reinvent the reinvented. Yet have never achieved meaningful revenue. The 'storyline', for so many years has been that money is just around the corner: otherwise known as 'jam tomorrow'."

Well summed up.

I know of other AIM stocks exactly like this as well, SRT comes to mind.

owenski
18/2/2018
17:05
In my opinion, the valuation here is still looking very hefty.........especially as any cash value within the business continues to haemorrhage, day to day, week to week.

At the end of the coming week, February will almost be gone and so, by my estimations, yet another £1M will have left the books.

That's a pretty extraordinary cash burn rate for a company simply trying to sell some smart meters, where I believe, much of the R&D spend is supposed to have been already been completed. If that ISN'T the case, and R&D spend is still genuinely high, the BOD should explain WHY that is.

They should also be clear on when a contract is a commercial contract and when, perhaps (?), a contract is a funded or unfunded trial...because I for one can not fathom how they are spending so much money (apart from the previously discussed salaries and bonuses, of course, which are not inconsiderable).

CYAN has now been trying to sell goods for almost a decade. In doing so it has reinvented itself and subsequently sought to reinvent the reinvented. Yet have never achieved meaningful revenue. The 'storyline', for so many years has been that money is just around the corner: otherwise known as 'jam tomorrow'.

Consequently, at the last count and as it stands, there simply remains 'no business' here....with the company STILL, after 10 or so years, wholly reliant on fundraisings and dilution to remain as a going concern.

Currently valued at c.£16.6 Million. That's for a company with negligible revenue and turning in a full year 2016 LOSS of nearly £8 Million....and perhaps an even greater, record loss for FY 2017 - results due shortly. H1 losses after all were seen to be running at a jaw dropping c. £5 Million.

Unless converted, the order book is meaningless.

Further 'contracts' may arrive, of course, but investors need to be very, very mindful of the detail and look beyond any headline figures. By CYAN's own admission, the model is to achieve revenues over a long period of time by incremental software licensing. Therefore, say, a £10 Million contract, spread over say, 10 years, is really not THAT 'useful' to a company which, in the near term, has considerable cash requirements/demands.

Therefore, even if that order book begins to be converted, I still think the company will need to raise more money.

My estimate is that you'll get wind of the next placing within two months, if not sooner. And I fully expect the company to dangle a carrot before doing so.

Everything written is without prejudice, as always, and in my opinion only. ADYOR.

realist1950
18/2/2018
15:48
Are there any lamp posts in Bangladesh that need monitoring.
owenski
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