Deepmatter Share Discussion Threads

[deutsch4] 29/10/2020 13:11

Definitely not a full penny!

[halfpenny] 29/10/2020 11:40

DMTR can rise fast just noticed Non Exec buying 500k shares at 2.5p wow she must know something!! Huge contracts won with more in the pipeline. See above 6p plus soon...wot a great potential...

[herb clark] 29/10/2020 11:27

Not been able to sell for 2 days! Need news

[mcrudden] 28/10/2020 23:49

Someone's up late drinking again ffs :) Relax, don't know why people get so angry lol

[74tom] 27/10/2020 13:04

Thanks for the kind words Stigologist, you really shouldn't be so complimentary. I'd certainly rather be buying RENX or DMTR at any price than some of the rubbish you peddle on a daily basis!

Here is another excellent article published last night;



I feel a big RNS is a matter of time here.

[deutsch4] 27/10/2020 11:43

That spike in the chart last Jan gives away the problem. The rest of the chart reveals that the spike did not bring in any money! - Boffins living off grants!

[jpuff] 27/10/2020 08:22

It's possible as many small cap shares are gaining considerably at the moment. But I was only reporting a Chartist.

[yump] 27/10/2020 08:03

End of nov 5p target is based on nothing substantive about the actual business imo. Other than last year’s high. Unless it ends up being a self fulfilling prophesy. Or given some good news, traders might chase it up to 5p because thats where it reached last year. Given the mass of shareholders around 2p it would take a big chunk of new ones to push up there.

[mcrudden] 26/10/2020 22:50

Company presenting live earlier, worth watching if you haven't already https://twitter.com/share_talk/status/1320841429753548801?s=21

[jpuff] 26/10/2020 21:01

Zak Mir, popular chartist and personally one I rate has an end of November target of 5p on Deep Matter. Top of ascending trend channel. Dyor

[yump] 26/10/2020 10:16

74tom

Very interesting observation re spotify. Anything that needs a lot of data to start off with, almost has to be free, just to get it.

The ultimate model for that was Google. Get a shed load of users, then stick some paid advertising up. Seems to have worked quite well.

[yump] 26/10/2020 10:13

There's massive resistance at 2p - imo it will take some more news of a significant partnership or collaboration, to shift out of the range. Does look like that could be sooner than later though (in months not years).

[jpuff] 26/10/2020 10:08

Could see a big rise this week imho

[74tom] 26/10/2020 09:56

Also very pleasing to see the new non exec taking 500k shares at 2.5p, a clear sign of confidence.

From her LinkedIn profile description;

"Lover of clever tech and fascinated by the human brain. Chair & NED. I support leaders to scale up & solve challenges.

A huge fan of digitalisation and simplification, I choose to work with teams with energy, passion and transparency and mentor all experience levels from students to CEOs.

With 5 IPOs, 25+ acquisitions, two exit processes and funding of all types under my belt, I bring insight from a range of Plcs, PE, VC and charity boards."

Definitely not a 'mug punter'...

[74tom] 26/10/2020 09:51

Happy to grab some shares here first thing this morning having researched extensively yesterday.

Key points for me are;

Clear progress on their mission statement;

"DeepMatter's long term goal is to use DigitalGlassware™ to control robotics and to ultimately progress towards a commercially viable Chemputer™. In 2017, as part of its strategy to build its commercial market presence for the digitization of chemistry, DeepMatter registered the trademark for the Chemputer™ brand."



- DeepMatter owns the patents & trademark to all Chemputer / DigitalGlassware IP.

- The idea of the Chempter code being available for free at present is to emulate the Spotify model. If you think back to circa 2010, Spotify was free for everyone when it first launched, this meant it gained adoption quickly. Once a certain level of adoption had been reached & consumers appreciated it's benefits vs iTunes, then they introduced the £10 monthly fee (removing incredibly annoying ads in the process).

- Revenue growth in ISYNTH has already been flagged as being very strong with 5 new customers in 2 months, and as per the July placing doc, each license brings in between $50-100k in annual fees.




- Lee Cronin holds a substantial number of shares, so is very much part of the picture, as do other directors.

- Richard Griffiths has undoubtedly held this back, having reduced from 165m shares in March 19 to 82m shares at the end of September (probably 10m less now). He has made some shocking calls this year, selling 10% of SNG at 30p being the worst. He's using the extra liquidity to exit a bloated position he's held for years.

- 2020 Volume is huge versus prior years - from IPO in 2006 through to the end of 2019, 641m shares were traded. 2020 YTD has seen 548m traded! This will continue as the share gets on more radars.

- In summary, this appears to be very undervalued right now, with the surge in revenues from ISYNTH combined with growing awareness / requirement for technological advances in science. Lee Cronin is a visionary, and I'm excited to be involved in this story going forwards.

[the stigologist] 26/10/2020 09:14

More mug punters getting rinsed

[mcrudden] 26/10/2020 09:00

Won't reply directly as you get paid per post deusch but freely available for non commercial BIG DIFFERENCE