Insig Ai Share Discussion Threads

[aquaesulis01] 18/5/2021 19:07

I had no intention of being pompous and don't recall providing you with my full career history. Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit so I'll leave your musings

[banshee] 18/5/2021 19:00

I'm sorry Mr Bath, you need to tone down the pompous self importance, I did my degree in Ai and wora ked most of the time since in investmnent banking, I don't neede a lecture from lowly bottom of the food chain business analyst of whom I have dealt with too many in my time to have much respect for their intelligence.

[banshee] 18/5/2021 18:54

Personally I am happy for it to fall below the placing price, so I can top up at that level. I would expect any news is at least few weeks off.

[aquaesulis01] 18/5/2021 18:54

The industry is irrelevant it is about judging the future prospects of that company and hurricane is one he got badly wrong. I have 20 years IT experience which is probably 20 years more experience than RB but he beats me hands down in the Money Markets so I bow to his superior knowledge and experience. I can see the potential here but am not a player currently at a Market Cap of £75M; but accept this could change dramatically if the state of Asset Manager IT systems and data quality is as poor as painted by Insig Ai; my own background is in logistics rather than the Financial Markets but know the cost immature data has on the business; the difficulty is convincing the Senior Board Members of the hidden costs of poor data.

[pj 1] 18/5/2021 18:48

We will never know for sure but it still looks like it's been, and still is being 'flipped' to me. It happens in most IPO's and reverse takeovers. The Broker allegedly tips off certain clients for a %, who then flips for a 20/30% gain on listing and euphoria. If so we are now at the stage where the flipper has sold a large % which effectively locks in their profit and then to an extent can then let the small remainder go at any price, which drives it down on low volume, with a few nervous holders adding to the demise.

The Primary Bid rumour may well have been a part of the ''ruse''. Who knows?

The Directors can obviously talk the talk, so lets now see them walk the walk, preferably before it falls below the placing price. !!

[banshee] 18/5/2021 18:30

Possibly not the most apposite comparison, Hurricane is an oil explorer, subject to the random whims of geology. It is reasonable to surmise that Richard Bernstein, an individual not an institution, knows INSIG and what is the pipeline here, if you'll forgive the pun, much better than anyone posting on here.

[aquaesulis01] 18/5/2021 18:24

Hmm verdict out on that one. RB did the same at Hurricane Energy and that hasn't turned out very well

[banshee] 18/5/2021 16:07

Well, well it appears the company's biggest shareholder has been buying a few more shares in the market, at above the float price, if I understand the today's RNS corrrectly. It seems that the 12 million or whatever he already owns is just not enough ;)

[74tom] 18/5/2021 15:35

ltinvestor, with the greatest of respect, I've no idea what the market cap of RENX has to do with INSG? Surely you can't be suggesting that because both companies utilise AI in their product offerings, they should be valued at a similar level?! There is much to prove here and I still don't understand what the competitive barriers to entry are...particularly when they hold no patents.

[aquaesulis01] 17/5/2021 10:01

The ESG Module has not been completed yet and is scheduled for release in Q3 2021, and there are no agreed centralised standards for ESG with each company seemingly making up their own criteria, which kind of makes things irrelevant for comparison purposes. Once an industry wide set of standards has been agreed and adopted, based I would suggest on the SASB taxonomy, then I can see an Insig module that incorporates these standards being in demand.





In my years spent as a Business Analyst I was always taught the order for introducing change is People, Process and finally tools, i.e. once you have sold the idea to the people, you sort out the processes and finally introduce the new tools to support those processes which I dare say is what Insig AI consultants do with boots on the ground. The fact that they are targeting companies with unconnected data creating islands of knowledge tells me when it comes to DATA Maturity they are probably at the bottom. Consequently, it is not a once off job to cleanse and integrate the data, the right culture must be put in place to maintain and improve the quality of the data and processes on a permanent basis i.e. it is not just a case of lobbimg a load of tools at an organisation and leaving.

[parsnip1] 15/5/2021 12:51

Smart guys, I get the feeling they're a step or two ahead of most of us. I think the Lemmings interview gave the pointer. I expect strategic shareholders, current and new to be contributory to the direction of growth

[noujay] 15/5/2021 11:29

I think just one agreement of that nature would completely redefine the potential revenues for this company, on top of what is already an exciting and scalable model.It also seems likely that since this has been mentioned by the directors it is a very real possibility.Either way they need to start delivering over the next few months to highlight the revenue pathways, but if they can achieve revenue participation from asset managers the current cap will look cheap imo

[ltinvestor] 15/5/2021 09:00

It wouldn’t take many profit share agreements to put a rocket under the present share price......I would expect at least one within the next 6 months hence Lemminginvestors excitement.

[incanus] 14/5/2021 20:55

I have been looking at some of the sizes of the ESG funds. I was surprised at the size of them. It would be great to hear INSG land a large fund on a profit share agreement. This sounded likely when it was mentioned in the podcast over at lemming.

TICKER FUND NAME -------------------------------ISSUER -----AUM
ESGU iShares ESG Aware MSCI USA ETF --Blackrock -$14.18B
ESGE iShares ESG Aware MSCI EM ETF ----Blackrock -$7.40B
ICLN iShares Global Clean Energy ETF -------Blackrock -$6.97B
TAN Invesco Solar ETF -----------------------------Invesco ---$5.08B

hxxps://theimpactinvestor.com/esg-funds/

[powereddrones] 14/5/2021 18:00

I wonder if anyone is applying A.I to the the covid data that is out there. There is a huge amount of data that could be worked on, and there are 1000s of variants of coronavirus.

Such data could be used to outsmart this virus once and for all.

[slartybartfaster] 14/5/2021 16:38

Elric's. Lol

[rafboy] 14/5/2021 14:42

Yes must be a buyer in the background.

[shrewdmole] 14/5/2021 13:20

Wonder who’s order is being filled!!

[noujay] 13/5/2021 19:32

The ESG product would appear very timely..https://www.arabianbusiness.com/comment/463240-the-increasing-role-of-esg-investments-in-the-race-to-zero

[slartybartfaster] 13/5/2021 17:05

Can't get a SB via spreaddex.

[slartybartfaster] 13/5/2021 17:04

Shroeder's will have no stock at this rate.🤮ԍ26;

[banshee] 13/5/2021 16:20

Large delayed trades here can take days to be published so could be just a big seller or two. The fund management business is competitive as well as lucrative and prone to league tables, once (assuming) INSIG get some sales momemtum FOMO should takeover amongst prospective clients if they sense a competitive AI advantage passing them by.