Smart Metering Systems Share Discussion Threads

[andy mack] 31/7/2019 09:57

Yea, I guess it's because they're isn't anything different from the last one. 50 mil in cash plus an enormous drawdown bank facility for expansion seems to be pretty position to be in. New contracts coming in with major players in the industry. Lots to be optimistic about. I work in the industry and see their name getting mentioned more and more and am happy to hold on for a while yet

[chizgreen68] 31/7/2019 07:42

Zero reaction to the half year results. Odd

[hopefulalways] 08/6/2019 11:55

Sorry this has gone over my head completely or I am totally naive.

Do any trading platforms in the UK use your shares or cash in any way, or own them.

Please explain, somebody!

[k mon] 08/6/2019 11:24

How 'Secure is it...?

what I mean is ... Do they sub-let .. your shares to shorters .. etc..

.. Who 'OWNS'.. The 'Equities'..?

who 'OWNS'.. The actual shares .. or Bonds


A very pertinent question .. especially for Pension / Trust Funds...


They may be Cheaper ... for a reason ..

For Instance ... A 'Company'.. when if Folds or goes under
... has no further liabilities to the account or Equity Holders ..


I suspect .. a large number of UK prospective Pensioners
.... have yet to learn this ..



Are they a 'Company'... Trading on their own account ... with your Assets..?



... what happens if they go Bust ..?

[newtothisgame3] 10/4/2019 05:02

The Times (Tempus share tips): HOLD #Glaxosmithkline; HOLD #Smart #Metering #Systems.

[tysoepr] 06/4/2019 18:16

I've been following this one for a while now, and having just got a letter from my supplier offering a Smart meter I thought I would take another look. I know the target is for 80% of consumers to have been OFFERED one by 2020, but taking one is entirely optional. I'm semi-tempted by this share, but I can't find any insight anywhere as to what is due to happen after this initial deadline passes.

Can anyone shed any light on that?

[croquetman] 04/4/2019 12:49

Well I thought the results looked OK on the growth front and that is what this sector needs. Hopefully it will climb back up to this mornings heights before the end of the week.

[tightfist] 28/3/2019 08:01

Look forward to 4th April for further insight that SMETS2 is finally accelerating cleanly. Chart looks interesting - an 8 month inverse H&S in the latter stages?

[rock star] 18/3/2019 07:17

Time for me to have a look again as probably looking relatively cheap when looking at the current cashflow generation rate.

[andy mack] 05/11/2018 13:59

Hopefully that double bottom in the chart indicates a change in trend

[cheshire pete] 19/9/2018 22:25

Maybe ihatemms, though it hasn't stopped Canaccord Genuity raising their target price today to 925p, source LSE BB.

[ihatemms] 19/9/2018 06:46

SMS results were poor in my view - not one comment to confirm FY results will be in line with market expectations but plenty of margin and other risks mentioned. In fact eps was only 8p per share- unlikely to meet full year expectations of 19p in my view.

[tallprawn] 18/9/2018 17:41

I was thinking the same... Surely worthy of a push back to 700p+ as a minimum.Results were certainly better than I was expecting.

[chizgreen68] 18/9/2018 16:32

Slightly astonished at the lack of reaction to excellent results

[cheshire pete] 10/9/2018 22:11

18/09/2018 Interim Results for the six months ended 30 June 2018.

[onjohn] 10/9/2018 11:11

is this the turn upwards

[gomore] 01/9/2018 13:29

Short tracker shows no evidence of any meaningful shorts.



Countless what do you base your assertion on? Looking at the candle formation on the last 2 days there is some evidence it may go upwards for a short period. The interims are usually declared in early September and that result will have a huge effect on the direction. Any clues anyone?

[countless] 01/9/2018 07:12

Shorters have started to take a positions here and sentiment has changed.

[tugwil] 31/8/2018 21:27

I have had dual fuel smart meters with EON for a long time now with no
problems at all, and have no intention of ever changing supplier, life’s
too short.Esp if a politician tells me it’s what I should do.
Get all the info I need from my older solar panel read out in colour.
Just had a payment of over £200 for the last three sunny months, and
although am underpaid for what I put onto the grid, am saving much so happy.
Of course, was one of the last lucky ones to get solar panels and 20 year
Payment contract before the Government slashed subsidies 2015/16.
Have seen my 3.2 kw system give out 3.6 for a short period in the middle
of a summer day if the sky is clear. Probably won’t be around when electric
cars are everywhere, you can’t have everything but who knows.

[mfhmfh] 22/8/2018 09:04

contract win announced

[growthinvestor2001] 27/7/2018 08:58

The issue about not being able to move supplier is a valid one. I had smart meters installed by one supplier. I then switched to British Gas to get a better deal. The meter is not compatible with them so now I have to take meter readings from my smart meter (!) or get British Gas compatible smart meters installed. This would certainly put people off and I am now annoyed I got them fitted in the first place. If you plan to switch regularly (the main way to save money) then smart meters are not an option until they are generic.

[croquetman] 23/7/2018 10:53

I just had my own smart meter fitted on Friday. Loving it and already spotting where £ can be saved. The guy who fitted it said one thing that put people off was concerns about being able to move supplier. However I understand this is nor really an obstacle at all. Also why don't we have smart Water meters. I'm sure great savings could be made there.

[davidbirkett] 23/7/2018 10:42

17d chart climbed 60 pc last year from 500p To 800p49d time to move to 900p159d 800p a whisper awayImpressed