Outsourcery Share Discussion Threads

[phowdo] 20/11/2014 10:12

> As for whether it's worth GBP 5 per share

Perhaps if they do a 20 to 1 consolidation...

[21trader] 20/11/2014 10:12

5p a share maybe

Looks like a pump and dump some familiar traders showing up out of the blue those in early have done well but to think this company has turned the corner is premature I bet the next set of numbers will still be awful

[malhashemi] 20/11/2014 10:10

Oops.. Message sent too quickly - was meaning to say it's worth GBP 5mn in market cap, having lost 90% of its value last year, so it wouldn't have taken much to get to bounce back. As for whether it's worth GBP 5 per share (puts tongue in cheek)

[fillipe] 20/11/2014 10:08

18.5p full ask being paid. Incredibly tiny amounts of stock actually showing on both sides of Level 2....viz only 1500, 1700 and 1500shrs from three different mm's and 2000, 1500 and 1500shrs, the same at the ask.

Best ask is now 19p, as I type.

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[malhashemi] 20/11/2014 10:03

Nah.. Just pent up demand.. It's valued at GBP 5

[fillipe] 20/11/2014 10:02

L2 ask is now 18p ....make that 18.5p

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[tez123] 20/11/2014 09:47

Looks like all the buys are going through Isdx.

[j777j] 20/11/2014 09:42

Happy with my punt sub 10p yesterday.Business looks viable to me.

525p? Maybe in a few years and if so I will be exceedingy wealthy.



Outsourcery (OUT)Valuation: Pace of adoption drives valuation calculates a per share value of 525p


Investec Securities is obviously a big backer of Outsourcery (OUT) 71P Target
​It’s been anything but plain sailing for cloud service provider Outsourcery (OUT) since listing on AIM at 110p in May last year.
The shares have slumped to 10p. Set up by Dragon’s Den star Piers Linney in 2007, the business plan does seem credible.
Linney certainly remains bullish. “In the next 18-24 months we believe this with be a valuable business, worth much more than the IPO price.

[dlku] 20/11/2014 09:24

going to need another placement here

[joan1234] 20/11/2014 09:13

OUT 100K delayed buy from open no wonder you cannot buy probably big buy orders on the books

[joan1234] 20/11/2014 09:13

OUT 100K delayed buy from open no wonder you cannot buy probably big buy orders on the books

[smackers prudentia] 20/11/2014 07:48

Bottom here and the news starts to turn it around - great potential and Microsoft still see it with today's RNS

[onceatrader] 20/11/2014 06:07

Outsourcery plc Microsoft’s launch of Skype for Business shows consumerisation of IT is now mainstream:20 November, 2014

[onceatrader] 20/11/2014 06:07

Outsourcery plc Microsoft’s launch of Skype for Business shows consumerisation of IT is now mainstream:20 November, 2014

[phowdo] 19/11/2014 10:27

Surprised Piers and "the other one" havent gone for a repo from EFH as that sort of thing seems all the rage at the carp end of AIM.

[jane downs] 19/11/2014 10:23

Outsourcery,As enterprise adoption of Microsoft Lync skyrockets
19 November, 2014

[jane downs] 19/11/2014 10:23

Outsourcery,As enterprise adoption of Microsoft Lync skyrockets
19 November, 2014

[salpara111] 18/11/2014 17:44

Was just thinking that they must be delighted to have ponied up cash at 20p a share.....still not as bad as the institutional suckers who paid, I think it was about 190p, for Blinx placing with the share price now at 25p !

[loverat] 18/11/2014 16:12

Wow - this one just keeps going down and down.

Buystock nearly always ramps the serial loser companies - so I try to avoid his calls.

I bet the placees are pleased. They paid roughly double the present share price not much longer than a month back.

[timnicebutdim] 18/11/2014 10:39

Microsoft Waves Goodbye to Lync, says Hello to Skype for Business
More than three years after acquiring Skype, Microsoft today said it would rebrand its semi-rival Lync corporate communications platform as "Skype for Business."

The name change will become official in the first half of 2015, when Microsoft releases the next versions of Lync's clients and on-premises server software as Skype for Business. The Lync service that's part of some Office 365 commercial subscription plans -- such as Business Premium ($12.50 per user per month) and Enterprise E3 ($20) -- will also be updated and renamed at that time.

Microsoft's using the same nomenclature for the new name as it has for other corporate offerings, including OneDrive for Business, and to emphasize more-than-consumer products, such as Office Home & Business 2013.

The rebranding comes more than three years after Microsoft acquired Skype for $8.5 billion. Since then, Microsoft has maintained two lines of instant messaging and video conferencing software -- Skype for consumers and Lync for businesses -- with the latter pitched as an inside-the-perimeter communications platform that also handles VoIP (voice over Internet protocol) telephony chores.

Although the two will continue to focus on different pools of users, Skype for Business will include some elements of the consumer-Skype user interface (UI) and expand the current Lync-Skype interoperability. Skype for Business customers will be able to reach Skype users not only for instant messaging chats and audio calls, but also for video calls, Microsoft said.

The new Skype for Business clients -- now available on Windows and Windows Phone as well as rival OSes including Android, iOS and OS X -- will be accompanied by an update from Lync Server 2013 on the server side. The Lync backend for commercial Office 365 customers will be updated by Microsoft, as is usual for the subscription-based, semi-cloud-based plans.

It's not surprising that Microsoft decided to drop Lync for Skype, said Jan Dawson, principal analyst at Jackdaw Research. "[The branding] was always one of the big questions after Microsoft acquired Skype," Dawson said in a Tuesday interview. "They've progressively talked about integrating the two so that they talked to each other, but they sat in different places, with different branding. Yet it always seemed logical. So this is the culmination [of the Skype acquisition]. What's a surprise is that it's taking as long as it has."

Microsoft also hinted that Skype and Lync were destined for a closer relationship almost two years ago when it shifted the Lync team to the group responsible for Skype. "This is also a recognition that the two are on a continuum, that people will use whatever tool makes the most sense to them at the time," Dawson said.

That hews to CEO Satya Nadella's push to define Microsoft as the"productivity" company, a message he hammered in July in a 3,100-word message to employees and one he stressed last week in an invite-only briefing with a handful of reporters, including ones from the New York Times and Fast Company.

"To me that's the broadest definition of productivity, which is for us to empower individuals and organizations to be able to make things happen and get stuff done," Nadella told the New York Times.

Microsoft's Gurdeep Pall, who heads the Skype group, used a similar everything-everywhere message today while announcing Skype for Business. "Connecting people across all of life's moments - to talk, to share, to collaborate - is at the heart of helping people make the most of every moment," Pall wrote on the Skype blog.

[21trader] 17/11/2014 12:33

Another buystock failure.

Always take note of the names I post that he uses almost every stock he pumps
crashes lower.

If you click on the username buystock you can see his old threads most of the stocks are no longer here.

[salpara111] 17/11/2014 12:25

Been waiting for the 12p line for a while to take a small speculative punt, looks like I am getting close.