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[mcrudden] 19/2/2021 16:03

Insideryou29 Jan '21 - 17:46 - 47032 of 470580 0 7It's actually criminal that a company, through no fault of their own mind you can profit from a planned, hideous event such as this.The same way its reprehensible that investors profit on the back of the same insidious and coercive narrative which has decimated the spirit of hundreds of millions of innocent human beings...If ever the truth is known and ncyt returns to pre PCR days, I will be very happy... Let's hope so!.. And no, I am not a short seller...This issue is far more important than money.â€"â€"â€"â€"VowwwwW

[mcrudden] 17/2/2021 16:25

Bedtime reading for you, https://github.com/dkobak/excess-mortalityI think you need to talk to someone

[mcrudden] 17/2/2021 16:05

Wouldn't trust a word you say after reading the disgusting warped views you have Sandwich short of a picnic Insider post on another board below For anyone that's been trying to validate the virus, there is no evidence that it's ever been isolated or repeatedly used for successful infection in a test.On January 11, 2020, China released a gene sequence that they said was for the virus. And that's what everyone used to model their new vaccine from and base all the PCR testing on. The Moderna CEO said that their AI came up with the mRNA sequence for their vaccine within a few days of receiving the sequence and that all other companies came up with the same mRNA result, too.But no other country or company has been able to isolate or replicate the genome China sent.Christine Massey is a health advocate in Canada and has requested documentation from the CDC equivalents in 46 countries to show their method and results to isolate the virus to successfully replicate it.All 46 responded with no evidence.So, what are the vaccines and PCR tests actually based on? Is this really all driven by the sequence China released on January 11th last year?Does anyone have anything else that reveals anything related to the virus being isolated and/or used for successful transmission? If not, how was China able to do it for all of us?None of this seems very "scientific" since the scientific method is the basis of all science🤷ðŸ?»â€?♂ï¸?FYI - Neither Koch's Postulate nor Rivers' Postulates are able to be met without this isolation process is repeatable, so that's why so many questions the validity of the virus at this point. At no point in history have we ever had a pandemic with a disease that couldn't be isolated to show the cause and effect reliably.Now, back to sleep... The truth comes out eventually, and the deniers here will have a serious problem dealing with their inability to accept that world governments lie repeatedly to the masses and want only to expand their reach and power, while diminishing yours and will resort to mass murder to do so!!!!

[mcrudden] 09/2/2021 14:38

I'll watch for now then thx

[insideryou] 08/2/2021 09:20

That's the unknown other than what pty have released to the market... Not without risk, but for me, the possible reward justifies the 500k I own at 13p average.

[mcrudden] 06/2/2021 13:03

How is the cash position looking

[insideryou] 05/2/2021 12:37

Steady buying... Not huge volume but considerably more these past 7 days than for a long time... I like the parity story and one or two more larger wins and this gets a healthy re rating... I was at both investor presentations of late and liked what I heard... Dyor.

[malcontent] 01/2/2021 19:41

i have held these fro 5 years ( I know, I know...)

waiting for the turnaround to finally get this company out of the doldrums
they have always done just enough to keep me in with my stake, and now I'm break-even so c'mon Parity, lets party like the dot-com boom years!

[mcrudden] 01/2/2021 18:40

The Board anticipates the 2020 full year adjusted profit before tax will be similar to that achieved in 2019 of GBP115,000.-- Net cash before lease liabilities as at 30 June 2020 of GBP0.65m compared to net debt before lease liabilities of GBP1.17m as at 30 June 2019.

[mcrudden] 01/2/2021 18:37

Depends, I'd rather wait until the cash position looks a little better. They didn't have much left last update, do you know from your inside contact you mentioned, how much they have now and whether they are looking to raise. Thanks

[weatherman] 01/2/2021 17:55

Parity has had lots of false dawns - makes £1m one year, a loss the next. Maybe will be different this time.

[insideryou] 01/2/2021 16:45

In the throes of addressing it I believe... Trimming the business Continually and maximising its strengths in core areas with explosive growth opportunities... 20p short term target and with a couple more contract wins, a real re rating is guaranteed.

[insideryou] 01/2/2021 16:03

How's that short brother? It would appear you called this wrong.. Heavy buying today.

[garth] 01/2/2021 16:02

Babbler.

Maybe 3 years, maybe 6 six years. Which is it? I reckon its a 3 year contract worth circa £2.5m that could be extended to 6 years and be worth circa £5m?


Parity wins contract with the Scottish Government R100 programme

Parity (AIM:PTY), the data and technology focussed professional services company, today announces the award of a three year contract with the Scottish Government. Parity has been appointed as its Digital Technology Resources partner to support the delivery of the Reaching 100% (R100) superfast broadband infrastructure programme.....

The award represents a total opportunity of up to GBP5.0m over the next three to six years for Parity strengthening the Group's order book and providing further visibility to underpin its current expectations for Group performance over the period.

G.

[garth] 01/2/2021 15:13

Babbler,

Market cap is £12m.

And this is £5m revenue over 5-6 years

Turnover is, historically, a whopping £90M

So this contract accounts for about 1.1% of annual turnover if spread over 6 years.

The problem for PTY is wafer thin margins. If they could address that this wouldn't be a £12m company.

G.

[babbler] 01/2/2021 14:26

Where you getting 1.1% from? It's 5m over 3 years. Mcap is 12m.

[mulligut] 01/2/2021 13:44

They look to be strong, cash wise, as they said they were in good shape at 31st December when you read the trading update from a few days ago. Today's news shows they are continuing to win government contracts and have come through COVID stronger. With Parity, it can be like waiting for a bus. None come along when you want them to and then two come along at the same time. We need more news, please?

[smithie6] 01/2/2021 13:43

wow !

massive contract, up to ~1.1% possible increase of the annual turnover
& 0% of the annual profit

hummungus !


wharghhhhh !!

(can people not read ??)

[euclid5] 01/2/2021 12:07

what are peoples views on their cash balance?

[bigwig] 01/2/2021 11:59

Great stuff, still under £10M market cap.