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SNT Sabien Technology Group Plc

12.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sabien Technology Group Plc LSE:SNT London Ordinary Share GB00BN6JG812 ORD 3P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 12.50 12.00 13.00 12.50 12.50 12.50 13,217 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/3/2018
12:08
Just for Balance.


TEL118 Mar '18 - 15:47 - 550 of 571
0 0 1
1 Share traded earlier, it be over 250% soon :-)


timeforchange8 Mar '18 - 22:11 - 564 of 571
0 1 1
Speak to you tomorrow when this has bagged..
And we can talk about your view on the fundamentals mate.
I think there is a good story here... so happy to hold..

geoffcapes
12/3/2018
11:40
Nobody here is ramping this stock. You've repeated the same points over and over and over again. That is trolling and if it continues I will just resort to banning you from this thread
masurenguy
12/3/2018
11:33
Isn't that no different from the same repetition of people saying this company is great, they're doing great things, these will bag! etc etc etc.

When the facts say the exact opposite?

Surely I am the one giving balance to the ramping of the companies prospects?

geoffcapes
12/3/2018
10:47
Okay - you've made the same points yet again and this repetition is now enough. Time for you to move on. The purpose of this thread is to debate the company's prospects and that isn't served by an individual poster just constantly either ramping or deramping.
masurenguy
12/3/2018
10:38
Because I work in this sector, and have heard nothing but bad things about the product.

I wonder how long a company can continue to fool investors into thinking this is a good company for people to spend their hard earned money on.

All IMHO so DYOR.

The facts speak for themselves really. A company that lists for a few quid is now down at pennies.
It hasn't made a profit and has a pipeline of work that could be made up, or not, but there is no guarantee of success.

That's not a pipeline, that's fictious.

geoffcapes
12/3/2018
10:15
GeoffCapes - why do you bother to keep posting the same sentiments here. You clearly don't think that this company has any future - fair enough - but you've made the same points so many times that it is now becoming troll behaviour. You have not posted on any other company thread over the past year - just this one - so what exactly is your agenda here?

I also note that prior to your arrival here a year ago, you also had only posted on one other company thread over the past 7 years, on an entirely negative basis too. Do you get off on this kind of conduct?

masurenguy
11/3/2018
21:24
Really bagged on Friday didn’t it...... lol!
geoffcapes
11/3/2018
20:49
Major shareholders Amount % Holding

Amati Global Investors 15,127,000 13.72

Bruce Gordon 14,745,000 13.37

Alan O'Brien 11,700,000 10.61

J M Finn & Co. 7,637,500 6.97

Rathbone Brothers Plc 6,348,666 5.76

Cornhill 6,000,000 5.44

Walker Crips 5,250,000 4.76

Hawk Investment 4,850,000 4.40

TVI 2 Ltd 4,108,356 3.73

recordz
08/3/2018
22:11
Speak to you tomorrow when this has bagged..
And we can talk about your view on the fundamentals mate.
I think there is a good story here... so happy to hold..

timeforchange
08/3/2018
21:48
Remind me again why this is a buy?
They’re making a loss.
They need more funding.
They have no idea of how much of their ‘optimistic ‘ pipeline will be converted.

Screams to me of a company going down the tubes.

Add to the fact the product doesn’t work.

geoffcapes
08/3/2018
21:47
Sorry most Aim companies make losses.
However it’s about news.. could this do a pyc? A major new contract on the horizon...?
They have millions in pipeline orders.. only takes one mega rns and BOOM.!

timeforchange
08/3/2018
17:18
Well that's me off the BB, now the Clowns have arrived. I'll check in occasionally
pj 1
08/3/2018
17:09
Hopefully the board realise true value of the asset by doing a premium raise? 5p would be nice..
timeforchange
08/3/2018
16:56
Pump todayDump tomorrow and next week
glenbo1
08/3/2018
16:44
Be 150% down tomorrow 😂
cudmore
08/3/2018
16:32
Wow. Another one missed.:(
babbler
08/3/2018
16:20
well something is happening .80 being paid
tel11
08/3/2018
15:50
It needs some heavy ramping to get any Placing away......
pj 1
08/3/2018
15:47
1 Share traded earlier, it be over 250% soon :-)
tel11
08/3/2018
15:44
Up over 100 percent and no comments??
babbler
07/3/2018
00:51
"So basically they cannot with any certainty say how much of their pipeline they will convert. Therefore they can make up any figure for their pipeline. Which in turn means their pipeline figure is pointless."

The sales pipeline figure is not "pointless". It is based upon the prospective value of a firm proposal requested by an existing or new customer. The prospective customer has been identified, the product has been approved by them, a viable & verifiable installation network has been determined and the customer has requested a firm proposal and price quotation. The timeframe relating to a subsequent order being placed, or for a scheduled rollout to each specific customer, is obviously very unpredictable until it has been confirmed by a firm order and an agreed installation schedule. The sales pipeline just quantifies the qualified forward order potential at any point in time. It is not a random figure that is unrelated to potential sales but it does not constitute guaranteed sales.

"What’s the difference between sales revenue and sales orders received? Surely they should be the same thing?"

Of course they're not. An order is not a sale until it has been delivered and invoiced. The difference between the two reflects the timeframe between an order being placed and delivery (installation) being completed. This timeframe might be down to the customer who orders well in advance of their required delivery or to the supplier, who has a lead time to deliver based upon their available resources.

masurenguy
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