Insig Ai Share Discussion Threads

[judijudi] 14/8/2023 07:26

What a super dooper rns
🤦🏻🙈🤢

[kumbuka] 11/8/2023 11:18

Bully boy pj wherever you post all you do is moan moan moan. What sad old man you are.

Sell up and move on or for your own sanity sell up and stop investing as all you do is lose. Then you end up moaning about directors every is wrong but you. Sell up and try to stop spending your life being such a miserable old git.

[kumbuka] 11/8/2023 10:40

PEL which you ramped oh dear total LOSS.

[kumbuka] 11/8/2023 10:39

Bully boy pj can you give just ONE only one successful investment you have made ?

[kumbuka] 11/8/2023 10:38

Here is a selection of bully boy pj losers. When it comes to picking duds and losing money bully boy pj comes top of the charts.

PEL, SBTX, OPTI, MIN, INSG, INL and FLX

[kumbuka] 11/8/2023 10:37

Bully boy pj = Loser

[kumbuka] 11/8/2023 10:35

Bully boy pj still not using your reality thread 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[judijudi] 10/8/2023 09:16

It helps me to get the poor views I feel towards our seemingly woeful management off my chest!
I’ve been waiting for good contract news as promised by said management for an age
Delighted to have a 100% turnaround in my views
That’s up to the Insig team though and not me!
imho

[churchharbour] 10/8/2023 09:01

Not sure there's much to be gained by repeating the angst about radio silence - to comply with AiM rules, year end results have to be released no later than Friday 29 September and that's when prospects are most likely to be updated ( in the absence of anything earlier !)

[judijudi] 10/8/2023 08:51

Still no contract news and yet again selling under the bid (14.6p)
Totally 100% shambolic
imho

[judijudi] 09/8/2023 07:14

👏👏

[noujay] 08/8/2023 16:30

Interesting FT few days ago:Flurry of ESG rules unleashes fight among software businesses The ESG software sector has been a hotbed of M&A activity since the start of last yearAs authorities worldwide write new corporate sustainability regulations, a market for software that helps companies with compliance has blossomed - but has not gotten much attention yet.Now Verdantix, a research and advisory group, has published a report on the 20 most prominent software providers for ESG reporting. While it might seem sleepy on the surface, this sector has been a hotbed of merger and acquisition activity since the start of last year. Nasdaq acquired Metrio, a Montreal-based ESG software provider. Computing giant IBM acquired Envizi, a software provider for environmental performance management. Private equity investors such as Blackstone and Hamilton Lane have also been funding smaller rivals in the ESG software space, Verdantix said.New software tools are becoming crucial for compliance with European regulations. The new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive will require companies to report with machine-readable text for data tagging and will also phase in requirements for third-party assurance.And new regulations don't stop in Brussels. The Netherlands has a new child labour due diligence regulation and Norway has adopted its own supply chain rules. Also, in 2024, the European Banking Authority will require about 150 banks to publish a "green asset ratio" that will show a bank's "green" assets to holdings that produce fossil fuels.One of the biggest winners from all this action has been Netherlands-based software and services provider Wolters Kluwer. In February, the company announced a new ESG division of about 2,500 employees to serve corporate clients. Wolters Kluwer has ESG reporting tools for companies and financial institutions, especially banks that need to disclose the EBA's green asset ratio.But the biggest area of opportunity for these companies could come from Washington, where the Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to finish climate disclosure rules later this year. Small businesses "do not want to commit to purchasing software until they have to", Verdantix analyst Jessica Pransky told me. This means a big pay-off is looming for the software providers once the SEC rules are finalised.Workiva, a publicly traded software company that Verdantix analysed, has been pushing the SEC to finish its rules. Workiva's former chief executive Marty Vanderploeg has said that corporate arguments against the SEC rules because they are expensive aren't really valid. Software tools, such as those offered by Workiva, already exist to make complying with the SEC rule doable.With the SEC rule on the horizon, dealmaking in ESG software has ramped up. Measurabl, an ESG data reporting provider that focuses on the real estate sector, raised $93mn in May. Clearly, an ESG software arms race is under way. (Patrick Temple-West)

[shrewdmole] 08/8/2023 13:38

Apologies banshee day jobs full on after a couple of weeks away.

I guess we sit and wait for the impending contract wins! The delays are frustrating but for now I’m keeping the faith.

[banshee] 08/8/2023 13:07

I suspect you would need access to whatever Shrewdmole was smoking before he mysteriously disappeared to answer that question, it certainly seemed to make him happy as the proverbial clam. The less enlightened among us might reasonably hope for an RNS more meaningful than change of registered office in somewhere between the near and very near future I would speculate.

[judijudi] 08/8/2023 07:10

Where’s the contracts though?

[banshee] 07/8/2023 12:35

You probably don't need to be a intellectual giant to figure out why an environment of ever tightening and expanding statutory regulation might be a good, or even ideal, one for a company with ambitions in the nascent ESG auditing field. One whose technology is even now, being showcased to a number of national regulators by the FCA.

[judijudi] 05/8/2023 22:12

Super
Just tickety boo

[banshee] 05/8/2023 14:33

Extract from FT article today

"Next year, for example, European firms with more than 500 employees will be forced to collect environment, social and governance data on every single company up and down their supply chains.

Yes, seriously. But wait. In 2025, these rules apply if you have a minimum of 250 staff. Then small and medium-sized companies start getting dragged into the legislation the year after"

[judijudi] 04/8/2023 08:26

PJ,
Contract news
🤣😂
I doubt they can even spell the word “contract̶1;

[kumbuka] 03/8/2023 23:17

Sells garbage to newbies who are fooled by his cons. Poor old bully boy fell for and has lost tens of thousands possibly more.

[kumbuka] 03/8/2023 23:14

Do not give this con merchant your money.