Statpro Share Discussion Threads

[networker] 13/12/2006 12:31

I am not surprised by this bounce. See some of my earlier posts. I therefore wouldn't agree with Nomad's comment that 'something is going on here' and don't think we are talking about a chart break-out either.

[nomad70] 13/12/2006 11:02

Something going on here. Just shot up nearly 8% in half an hour. Still holding - looking very interesting now; approaching chart break-out. :)

[rambutan2] 06/12/2006 14:19

it's surprising how few employees know anything at all about shares. as networker says, when they get the chance to cash in they do, happy to take a nice bonus.

the increasing size of the otc mkt, and general rise in volume across all the mkts will surely provide greater demand for the likes of sogs software over the coming year/s.

[networker] 06/12/2006 09:29

Joan
These would not be directors' sales. If they were they have to be announced pronto. The opportunity to crystallise gains from options come infrequently ( ?once a year) and when the window is open ( as I believe it now is )holders take it. As such it is no reflection on future prospects - just cash in the pocket.

[wjccghcc] 06/12/2006 08:31

With their level of recurring revenues and the positive trading comments at the time of the acquisition in September, I think that's unlikely unless there are integration issues (doubtful given their experience of acquisitions). I suspect it's more just drifting between news. I'm taking the opportunity to add as and when.

[joan of arc] 05/12/2006 22:23

Networker
Would these be staff or directors selling? Either way it would seem someone in the know thinks performance might not be quite up to market expectations.

[networker] 05/12/2006 08:41

Joan
I think you will find that the recent selling in odd smallish numbers relates to sales of 'option exercised' shares. From memory there has been a similar historic pattern. I expect to see them dry up shortly and no doubt the price will then recover. Given that money was raised recently in a placing the likelihood of it being related to commercial issues is low in my view.

[meganxmas] 04/12/2006 13:09

Interest ... yes ... why has fallen (though there has been a constant trickle of sales), I've no idea but am keeping a close watching brief.

[joan of arc] 04/12/2006 13:07

Does no one take an interest in this share. More to the point Does anyone have an idea why this has fallen 15% recently??

[liarspoker] 03/11/2006 16:22

Just posting a link to another company of which Fairbairn is a non-exec ( looking cheap though ):

[green sand] 01/11/2006 15:02

Company announcement

Source: StatPro

Published:
01/11/2006

StatPro to supply fixed income package to South Africa's Sanlam

StatPro has entered into a contract to supply its Fixed Income solution (SFI) to Sanlam Investment Management (SIM).

Sanlam Investment Management (SIM) is the wholesale investment management company within the Sanlam Group, one of South Africa's leading financial services groups. With more than R300 billion of assets under management, SIM is one of the largest South African based investment managers and is committed to providing world-class solutions and services to its clients.

The company manages financial assets for institutional and corporate clients and offers investment strategies in vehicles ranging from collective investments to institutional portfolios.

[rossgr2] 30/10/2006 16:18

why up so much today??

[rossgr2] 30/10/2006 16:12

Previous history of holding on too long...
Lost about 90% of holdingpreviously so just glad to get my outlay back, now with a 10% bonus tho...still holding but getting married next year so money could pay for a few things....

[rambutan2] 30/10/2006 08:48

ross, sounds like you didnt take your cash back, which v sensible imho. why do that just when sog is starting to attract attention?

[rossgr2] 30/10/2006 08:33

UP AGAIN THIS MORNING, CERTAINLY MOVING AFTER ALL THOSE YEARS

[rossgr2] 27/10/2006 11:37

So the share options look good to the city by todays rise......
I'm getting ready to jump. bought at 91p tears ago and watched fall to pennies, should have bought but didn't...in profit now so might take my cash back...

[wjccghcc] 19/10/2006 18:59

Nice find.

[green sand] 19/10/2006 18:52

Published:
19/10/2006

SEI licenses StatPro risk management technology

StatPro has entered into a contract to supply its Risk Management solution (SRM) to SEI (Nasdaq: SEIC).

SEI is a leading global provider of outsourced asset management, investment processing and investment operations solutions. The company's innovative solutions help corporations, financial institutions, financial advisors, and affluent families create and manage wealth.

As of the period ending June 30, 2006, SEI administers $334.3 billion in mutual fund and pooled assets and manages $161.7 billion in assets. SEI serves clients and conducts business and/or operations, from more than 20 offices in over a dozen countries.



Good Luck

GS

[green sand] 13/10/2006 17:48

Well somebody likes the look of SOG, a little 100k buy announced after the close.

[networker] 09/10/2006 10:21

Judging by the slim volume so far this morning not many readers of the S Tel have deep pockets. However, the story still looks promising and the trend remains upward. Clearing the 100p barrier has to be a short-term objective, but no certainty it will happen just yet.

[green sand] 08/10/2006 14:39

Nice little article in today's Sunday Telegraph: -

Statpro

"In February last year we advised readers to buy sharesin Statpro (94p), an Aim-listed company that sells analytical software to fund managers, when they were trading at 36.5p.
The shares have had a great run and we would advise those who followed our tip to bank their initial outlay, but keep me rest invested in this company, which we believe has more growth to come.
At the end of last month Statpro placed 12m shares, in effect doubling its size. The placing was non-dilutive to existing shareholders and was partly done to fund the £25m acquisition of FRI, a Canadian company specialising in portfolio management systems.
The deal will significantly strengthen Statpro's position in North America.
The shares continue to look good value. The company has a price earnings ratio of 13 times, against 16 for the software sector^
First-half turnover rose 26 pet cent to £6-3m and analysts expect pre-tax profits to rise to £2.7m for the year to the end of December, up from £l.6m last year. Buy."



Good Luck

GS

[networker] 28/9/2006 18:29

Subject to seeing all the small print in the circular my price target for the medium term has now gone up from 100p to the 120p level.