Insig Ai Share Discussion Threads

[makingcash3] 09/9/2022 15:46

Loss making business why is it up this much

[ltinvestor] 09/9/2022 15:44

No buying post results by Richard Bernstein will be a very good indicator that a significant contract is imminent and that as he is an insider is barred from trading.

[chessman2] 09/9/2022 15:33

At last we have some interesting news.

I'm optimistic for the future and as Banshee indicates, if progress continues as expected, we can look forward to a three figure share price in the months to come.

Low availability and tightly held stock also helps the cause.

[elrico] 09/9/2022 14:30

Q&A with Richard Bernstein https://lemminginvestor.substack.com/

[banshee] 09/9/2022 14:12

Now up 35%, on limited vol abetted by the usual low stock availability, plus possibly some dir buying not yet showing. Still a huge potential upside here. Best to tune down any excitement till the deals actually start arriving though ;)

[banshee] 09/9/2022 08:45

As good as could be expected, new CEO appears keen not to overpromise, laudable in the circumstances, but next years forecast appears to be on track.

[judijudi] 09/9/2022 08:17

mmmmm
Even though we are burning through cash at a rate of knots
There might be a glimmer of life in this Dog yet 🤞🤞

[banshee] 03/9/2022 13:45

Well, we can definitely expect news this month, last year the results were on the 6th September with no advance notice (of course the RTO complicated things then). The headline figures are already known so there won't be any suprises there. Should still be a lot of interest though in forward looking detail, and let's face it, any kind of comprehensive update.

30 days before the results is a closed period too, so quite possibly we will see Director buying again once they are released. The publication will also facilitate the 800k tax rebate they have flagged, which will certainly come in handy.

[judijudi] 30/8/2022 07:58

So we have approx £300k left to draw down and then what?
Totally woeful performance and a dire situation we find ourselves in
Only my opinion and wtfdik

[nico115] 26/8/2022 11:16

The market is slaughtering cos with no earnings Smallers are unloved across the board Would be good to see director buying Patience needed

[judijudi] 26/8/2022 09:02

Sub 20p soon
Woeful performance!!

[chessman2] 24/8/2022 20:27

Hmm, I don't know what to say!!

Yes, I do....wish I had put this money into oil instead!!

[nico115] 24/8/2022 16:32

Problem is the only buyer is Bernstein so if he steps aside we have massive falls.

[noujay] 15/8/2022 21:28

From the Globe & Mail:The investment industry in Canada has a somewhat vexing problem.It will need to retrain and reskill – with some sense of urgency – a sizable cohort of midcareer, and middle-aged workers, and nudge them into the age of technology."There has been a disruption in the industry, especially with respect to a demand and supply gap in skills," says Viveck Panjabi, 32, a research associate at National Bank Financial. "The recent trends I have noticed across the investment management industry have been around Fintech, blockchain, machine learning and environmental, social, and governance (ESG). In the next five years, I believe fund managers and investment management firms will pivot more toward ESG-centric companies and look to integrate more of clean energy stocks as a percentage of their portfolios."When there's sufficient data around ESG, these are integrated into the investment process.Mr. Panjabi works in sell-side equity research covering 16 publicly listed companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange focused on the sustainability and cleantech sector, and he admits big data technologies will soon become an important driver.Mr. Panjabi's observances are in line with the findings of a CFA Institute report, which says the largest gaps between interest in learning and supply of expertise is in the area of emerging technologies in Canada. The sector needs tech-savvy professionals comfortable around artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and decentralized finance. Also, Canada needs investment professionals who are adept at analyzing data related to future pathways for getting Canada to net zero by 2050, but their numbers are small.No greenwashing, just facts"ESG has introduced a level of complexity into investing that I haven't seen before in my career," noted a CFA Institute expert who was surveyed. "That complexity comes principally from two sources: the values introduced and the materiality differences by sub-sector. It is the latter source that introduces the opportunity for a skill-based investment approach."Sustainable investing is built on the idea that ESG/climate considerations are significant to both investors and society and that we need to develop sustainability accounting for both purposes.But to incorporate ESG/climate into the investment industry, the sector will need to develop and refine the skills and abilities of its work force. It will not only need new talent, but may have to create new learning pathways for its current workers.AllianceBernstein, a New York based global asset management firm, in partnership with Columbia University established a Climate Change and Investment Academy. The academy delivers climate-aware investing learning for its clients and partners so they are aware of the science of climate change and its impact on investment decisions.

[kooba] 10/8/2022 18:51

The interesting thing Insig AI did the other day is the broad look across a list of leading stocks..the issue may well be that companies like Ocado believe they are doing a good job independently and to whatever benchmarks they might choose...but relative to a peer group they need to up their game. As genuine ESG plays emerge they will outperform peers as so much money is chasing in the sector..it makes it important to companies and fund managers to be on the right side of greenwashing.If insig AI methodology gets traction as a key benchmark in finance the market and scalability is enormous.Fingers crossed hey !

[noujay] 10/8/2022 18:39

Thanks for posting - pretty much required reading for anybody invested here."Data will also play a big role as ESG continues to evolve. Without improving the quality and frequency of ESG data, investors will struggle to discern between assets that genuinely contribute or at a minimum do no harm, versus assets that appear to contribute but actually do not. Being able to accurately collect, collate and disseminate data will be essential, and as technology advances, machine learning and AI will enable smarter data analysis that provides much deeper insight."

[kooba] 10/8/2022 17:23

Some interesting stats..challenges and opportunities!https://www.edisongroup.com/edison-explains/esg-moving-beyond-the-box-tick/

[noujay] 10/8/2022 15:52

As indeed perhaps with ADVFN handles!All joking aside though it is easy to understand the frustration - the market requires progress and they are not yet evidencing it consistently. The opportunity sits at the intersection of AI/data/ESG and, formative though it is, the all-pervasive nature of ESG perhaps makes it that much more frustrating that tangible delivery has been taking longer than expected.The client base is an interesting one and in particular their revenue share deal with CarVal Investors. This is not only the cornerstone of significant revenues, but also the starting gun for establishing other similar revenue partnerships with other managers, hence their New Funds focus led by the founder.Once the scale of these becomes clear and assuming it tracks forecasts, this will surely be off to the races.Useful to note perhaps is the recent AB (new owner of CarVal) announcement indicating that CarVal have raised some $2.1b over the three months proceeding the acquisition announcement. Looks like CarVal are very good at attracting funds and linking with AB will surely accelerate that quantum.Last week AB reported $6B of AUM (wealth esg) and $23.9B AUM ("esg portfolios with purpose) - both growing quickly.Insig have also alluded to further potential opportunities as a result of the acquisition - snippet from March update:"We believe that this transaction will not only accelerate the timing and quantum of fees earned by Insig AI but it should also allow us to access other funds within the combined entity. Furthermore, Insig AI is pleased to announce that it is in early stage discussions with a UK based investment manager with AUM in excess of GBP40 billion, with the objective of launching an ESG Global Opportunities Equities Fund."And just to finish - this is very pertinent reading for investors here...https://www.etfstream.com/features/asset-managers-ramp-up-esg-integration-in-fixed-income-exposures-iia-finds/

[pj 1] 10/8/2022 09:17

The problem with reading big letters only is that it can lead you to make assumptions......

[banshee] 09/8/2022 14:43

Except INSG aren't targeting major supermarkets and soft drinks manufacturers, their customers are ESG fund managers, who very much want to know these sorts of negative details, especially with the regulators breathing down their necks alert for greenwashing, as we have seen.

There is a subtle hint about this on the INSG website where it says

"Deliver your sustainable investment edge through future-proof AI and ESG data solutions

Lead the market and beat benchmarks."

In big letters on the front page

[pj 1] 08/8/2022 21:40

Maybe the secret poster who keeps down-ticking my posts could actually offer something worthwhile to the BB for a change and post why they seem fit to downtick, or surely it is pointless otherwise to just down-tick?.

They will not.