Loopup Share Discussion Threads

[arcadian] 31/8/2020 21:23

Just breaking

Zoom revenue more than quadrupled from last year

It`s the new way of doing things and Loop will be benefiting too.

[74tom] 31/8/2020 18:20

Nope, stuck in this range until the results come along, if they are accompanied by a positive trading update then the re-rate will continue.

I would be surprised if we don't significantly exceed revenue guidance that currently sits at £55.8m, given H1 delivered £31.9m. In 2019 revenue totalled £42.5m, with £22.3m in H1 and £20.2m in H2, so a 52% - 48% split. A similar split in 2020 would see H2 at £28.9m and total revenues of £60.8m, a beat of 10% vs current forecasts. Will be interesting to see how close this guesstimate is to reality.

[thordon] 30/8/2020 10:55

Can not see the break through of 250p untill we have the Interim's , this we already know the rough results , but will give a indication of July and August figures of uptake and the conversion rate of Teams.
With regards to Interim's we would be able to see the growth pattern of uptake as Jan to March we are guessing are flat period.

[srichardson8] 28/8/2020 12:25

Interims last year were released on Sept 17th

[lyndon b] 28/8/2020 09:56

The volumes in the last few days have been dire.....looking forward to the next update for an adrenaline boost.

[tallprawn] 26/8/2020 12:04

This article helps to reaffirm why LOOP's products will be in high demand for a long time to come -https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53901310

[lyndon b] 25/8/2020 16:55

I wish I was a sales guy for LOOP, easiest job going.......

International law firm Linklaters will allow its more than 5,000 staff to work half the time remotely, the strongest sign yet that changes ushered in by the pandemic are beginning to take root in a legal industry that has long valued tight-knit office culture. Employees will be able to work outside their offices between 20 per cent and 50 per cent of the time, the firm said on Tuesday. The decision by Linklaters, where partners were paid an average of £1.7m last year, follows the embrace of a permanent shift towards more remote working by competitors including DLA Piper and US firm Baker McKenzie.

[parvez] 25/8/2020 14:39

working from home is here to stay especially when one of the fastest growing company just announced exactly that

[74tom] 25/8/2020 10:42

Some interesting large trades again at £2.45. Looking forward to results arriving in the next few weeks, home working is going nowhere so the outlook for LOOP should continue to improve :)

[parvez] 25/8/2020 09:16

I am sure a number of organisations have tried zoom and running back to a stable, secure offering from LOOP

[rimau1] 25/8/2020 09:00

Yes! Clearly not our market but its a great example To use in winning new business to emphasise the quality and stability of Loops platform.

[tr200g] 25/8/2020 08:42

Nice to see Zoom have another outage yesterday..

[parvez] 25/8/2020 05:16

Looking at the charts I think £3.50 next stop before a pull back to around £3.20 after which the next leg should take it to around £4.50-£4.90 mark.

News yesterday such as below can only be a positive for LOOP

[rimau1] 24/8/2020 11:20

Yes, these move very quickly (in both directions), little free float, expecting £3 soon

[bigbigdave] 24/8/2020 10:19

Next chart leg up here imo, well done those buying late last week.

[lyndon b] 24/8/2020 07:34

There was an article in the FT at the weekend: companies pretty much falling over each other in their announcements that staff will generally not be back in the office this calendar year and that there will be more working from home in the future as the concept has been proven to work for most roles etc etc



"British office workers lag behind their European counterparts in returning to work, according to research conducted by Morgan Stanley last month. Only a third of white-collar workers across the country were commuting in as of mid-July, half the proportion in the rest of Europe"

[basem1] 23/8/2020 09:43

Mkt cap of 125m gbp still looks excellent value against likely ebitda of 20m gbp. Also a net cash position now too. A lot still to like here another 50% upside without the valuation looking stretched at a 190m gbp market cap.

[74tom] 21/8/2020 12:55

Yep, you could see the stops being taken out at 2.215 earlier - the tell tale sign is multiple odd numbered trades reported at the same time stamp.

[maddox] 21/8/2020 12:12

It'll take out a few with tight trailing stop-losses and give the MMs some stock.

[rimau1] 20/8/2020 16:15

I think its a healthy pullback. In the grim Q1 days on a down day you couldn’t sell,i am just happy that we have some liquidity!!

[bigbigdave] 20/8/2020 16:11

Results 17th September last year. Looking forward to what they have to say next month.

[arcadian] 20/8/2020 15:19

They need to create a selling streak, worry and doubt but shares going up and down are their business. We are investing in a growth company which is meeting today`s
needs.

[lyndon b] 20/8/2020 14:32

I topped up there, bought 1000 @ 2.30.....it showed up as a sale?

[tallprawn] 20/8/2020 10:48

Back into a buy zone for the next step up on the chart.

[74tom] 20/8/2020 10:04

Yep, hit a higher high at £2.50 then retrace a bit - same pattern as the last few weeks :)