Supply@me Capital Share Discussion Threads

[shepherd999] 26/5/2021 09:40

Brain dead people on here looool !! It's like a homeless attacking each other love it lool

[bluemango] 26/5/2021 09:32

For an RNS offering promises of 'Vast Opportunities' (lol) there do seem to be a lot of grumpy gamblers (sorry, 'investors') on here.

Already shed 3p off the bid from its peak earlier, and the day is still young.

IMO in years to come this will be seen as a textbook case of how to sucker in the inexperienced (and even some who might consider themselves moderately clever) with wild promises, offering reams of extra shares and dilution to keep the bandwagon rolling. It'll end in tears though, just a question of when.

[alancapone] 26/5/2021 09:13

Still ramping CTEA Pat?

[gasman10] 26/5/2021 09:07

Pwhitelies Tradeflow has its own fund.....didn't read up on them did you....Syme can now use that funding route too.....

[sparty1] 26/5/2021 09:07

PW
Stick around and you will see.

All that news to come.You think TF have agreed this to do AZ a favour? You make no sense.

[gasman10] 26/5/2021 09:06

Pwhitelies 10p a post nonsense....

[oakville] 26/5/2021 09:05

More delayed figures. Now its next week until next week comes. Lol

[zxie] 26/5/2021 09:04

Sorry I can't stop you fool

[oakville] 26/5/2021 09:04

More mug punters tied in now at daft levels. Prepare to lose it all.

[pwhite73] 26/5/2021 09:01

""We will have an offering for the supply chain sector which surpasses anything available globally"

Serious question. If TF are adding value that surpasses anything globally why is the price just £4 million, not £400 million or even £40 million but just £4 million. I will tell you why. TF has no trade under the global pandemic and neither has SYME or any inventory company for that matter. No matter much how you play with the words 0 + 0 = 0.

SYME are placing shares to keep the lights on that's all not to expand the business.

"The Company intends to fund the initial cash component of the transaction from an investment of fresh capital being finalised with a group of new institutional investors."

New investors? What happened to the Captive Bank. The Inventory Funder, Quadrivo Group and Storm Harbour.

[sparty1] 26/5/2021 09:00

lol.. I reckon pizza boy has broken out in spots..

The fact they have accepted initially an offer less than the valuation means quite clearly they can see the joining together means more than just synergies.
1 + 1 = 10..
A new asset class going across the world. Once the daytraders ferk off the share price will settle as we await an awful lot of positive news..

[zxie] 26/5/2021 09:00

Nice rise now

[gasman10] 26/5/2021 08:56

You still here...oh dear

[alancapone] 26/5/2021 08:54

hyperbole
exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.

I want to hear this used in a Bearcast Tom!

[monkey puzzle] 26/5/2021 08:54

VAST OPPORTUNITIES

"We will have an offering for the supply chain sector which surpasses anything available globally"

Alessandro Zamboni, Chief Executive, Supply@Me Capital PLC, commented: "We are pleased to reach this next milestone for the Company with the signing of the Share Purchase Agreement with TradeFlow. We have been continually impressed by the quality of the business that Tom and John have built, having established themselves as a respected funder for inventory in transit, particularly among SME-sized businesses. By bringing TradeFlow into the Supply@ME stable, we will have an offering for the supply chain sector which surpasses anything available globally, with vast opportunities to create even more value for our investors."

[stark industries] 26/5/2021 08:50

So we are already making money = profit.And we are taking over the international land scape .....with the UK, US, Asia, Middle East set ups we are going to be huge !!!!

[stark industries] 26/5/2021 08:48

Agree Gasman...and we can also take into account the monetary figures from Trade Flow The confirmed acquisition has already added an income stream to SYME

[gasman10] 26/5/2021 08:45

It should show 2 to 4m in due diligence fees if nothing else...