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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Scisys Group Plc | LSE:SSY | London | Ordinary Share | IE00BD9PKV79 | ORD 25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 253.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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11/6/2007 08:14 | Really hope this is a w bottom forming and we can push up again. | mikeyw | |
24/5/2007 08:33 | Further slippage, unlikely to be recovered in H2. It's what one expects with these sort of contracts - government, NGO's etc. | boadicea | |
23/5/2007 19:22 | The agm is tomorrow. It will be intereting to see if the anoouncement is as good as today's CODA news. B | balancer | |
21/3/2007 09:44 | Not quite sure what has happened in the last week or so. Especially today dropped by 6% today!! | jidice | |
05/3/2007 18:54 | Buy Scisys Says Zak Mir of Zaks-TA.com Scisys is a tip for the top on the basis of this month's break of the intraday resistance zone of December at 95p. This completed a W shaped reversal pattern which is usually one of the more reliable around. Indeed, the stock has taken off quite smartly in recent weeks, with the RSI now a very overcooked 81. Nevertheless, this does not mean the show is over for the bulls, in fact, quite the opposite. The shares have been accelerating up the floor of an ascending price channel and in particular the January support line level with the 10 day moving average at 108p. Above this on an end of day close stop loss basis the target is the October resistance line projection at 182p. Any dips towards the 10 day line to cool off the RSI can be regarded as buying opportunities. | haywards26 | |
02/3/2007 12:57 | Nope I am holding this as well. Bought it in the small correction that occured. Seems to be good value. | jidice | |
08/2/2007 16:11 | IC list SSY as one of two shares that come through their Piotroski deep value screen. | mctmct | |
15/1/2007 21:17 | SSY - not the most exciting IT company on the block - it has no Unique Selling Point and its contract win announcements are few and far between. Its most recent announcement amounted to £1m euros over a "few" bu unspecified number of years. SSY is stuck in the highly technical software coding days having got rid of most of its true business 'consultants' two years ago. It also provides support services. Only trouble is, both services have long been threatened by the off-shoring models adopted by its competitors who can provide them much more cheaply. It is (almost) uniquely placed at the European Space Industry but even this market is threatened by the reducing returns caused by the reduced UK spending in this area and the reallocation of research funds across the EU ascension countries. VEGA pulled out of buying it from the CODASciSyS for a number of reasons - and it has stated its lack of interest because SciSys offers no USP. The investment press tip it as a potential acquisition target, but I wonder what it is exactly they would be buying as it owns no (or little) Intellectual Property in the solutions it provides and doesn't offer large scale managed service or unique solutions. Any company would be buying its resources (staff) which can be obtained cheaper offshore or its contracts which are all short term. It may be on a number of government supplier catalogues but these don't guarantee them business. My advice is avoid like the plague unless they do manage to find themselves a potential buyer. | gigglestrip | |
03/1/2007 12:57 | 2 Waves up, 'minute' wave (short term) target 96.5. Looks like a good buying opportunity. I'm in, looking to add. Any chance of someone starting a thread with some charts in, might spark some more interest. | route66 | |
26/12/2006 17:54 | I don't know why there is little interest in this share - high tech company with a 'moat' (as Warren Buffett would say) in the space and environment sector, excellent profit margin, growing turnover and low PE. | kunalkoth | |
18/10/2006 16:42 | Looks like several of the old CSY holders have sold SSY and bought CODA. I think SSY is a well managed company and at under 80 it should be worth a punt. | balancer | |
30/9/2006 17:38 | Following the demerger SSY is not off to such a good start as CODA but it should do well over the next few years. B | balancer | |
04/4/2002 09:31 | Good results this a.m. a tech company that increases profits and also dividend. very lightly traded so can move up and down at mms will. I am holding for the future. | stable | |
07/3/2002 18:07 | ssy has had a rotten few months, although bullish trading statement last november and company seemingly making profits. Today, after recent falls there has been some buying .I believe final figures are due out march/ early apl so perhaps todays buying is in the know of potential good figures. Wide spread does not help trading. | stable | |
30/5/2001 10:08 | Recent move upwards in very thin market. Only two mms who work hand in glove Recent purchases (since md sold a few) have pushed market towards recent highs. Last figures very acceptable. Was moving to main market but this has been delayed due to tax reasons. i hold a few purchased april 2000 Will continue to hold | stable | |
30/5/2001 10:04 | I have held ssy since they raised a few bob april 2000. They have not set the world on fire but we have seen recently a steady rise(after the md sold) as some small holdings have sold for profit and any larger trades have been purchases. Market is very thin, only two mm and they go very much hand in glove. Last figures were good. | stable | |
28/3/2001 22:00 | results 28/3/01 | sa | |
07/3/2001 18:39 | any one have any information on this company? | sa |
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