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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supply@me Capital Plc | LSE:SYME | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BFMDJC60 | ORD 0.002P |
| Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -0.002 | -14.81% | 0.0115 | 0.012 | 0.0139 | 0.014 | 0.012 | 0.01 | 117,629,495 | 16:35:09 |
| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prepackaged Software | 842k | -4.35M | -0.0001 | -1.00 | 9.68M |
| Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23/9/2020 08:59 | Thank you for your calcs and view much appreciated! | trad3m3 | |
| 23/9/2020 08:53 | From WeatherGeek over on LSE: Stayed up to late doing these. This is the calcs the big boys will be doing. This is what returns you are buying today based on the 8bn RNS official figures and timeline.o 4bn by the end of 2021o 5.5bn end 2022o 7bn end 2023o 8bn end 2024Now this isn't including self funding, other funding sources or growth SYME may find in these 4 years.This is purely the workings on1. Yesterdays close market cap of £200m.2. The RNS for the new Bank deal.The Market cap is in GDP so will use parity to the EURand round down for P/R P/E.PR = Price over revenue.PE = Price over earningsRevenue = All income (3% to SYME)Net Profit = Earnings (1.5% to SYME)Earnings Yield = Return of investment in earnings(If you bought the whole of SYME for £200m, what percentage interest would you get via earnings i.e. net profit)PEG = The PE over the percentage growth rate.Above 1 is overpriced.1 and under is said to be good.2020 1.4bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 42mNet Profit@1.5% 21mPrice/Revenue 5Price/Earnings 10Earnings Yield 10%285% Growth to Yr1 (1.4-4bn)PEG 0.0352021 4bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 120mNet Profit@1.5% 60mPrice/ 1Yr Forward Revenue 1.6 (rounding down for Euro)Price/1 Yr Forward Earnings 3.3 (rounding down for Euro)1 Yr Forward Earnings Yield 33%37.5% Growth to Yr2 (4-5.5bn)1 Yr Forward PEG 0.0882022 5.5bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 165Net Profit@1.5% 82.5mPrice/2yr Forward Revenue 1.2 (rounding down for Euro)Price/2yr Forward Earnings 2.4 (rounding down for Euro)2yr Forward Earnings Yield 41%27% Growth to Yr3 (5.5-7bn)2yr Forward PEG 0.0882023 7bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 210mNet Profit@1.5% 105mPrice/3yr Forward Revenue 1.1 (rounding down for Euro)Price/3 yr Forward Earnings 2.2 (rounding down for Euro)3yr Forward Earnings Yield 50%14% Growth to Yr4 (7-8bn)3yr Forward PEG 0.152024 8bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 240mNet Profit@1.5% 120mPrice/4yr Forward Revenue 0.8 (rounding down for Euro)Price/4 yr Forward Earnings 1.6(rounding down for Euro)4yr Forward Earnings Yield 66%14% Growth to Yr5 (same as previous year)4yr Forward PEG 0.11For those in the know of the above, know how cheap SYME is and what a great investment it is.I have never seen figures like it. I've screened a fair few companies over the years.... | bmwman3 | |
| 23/9/2020 08:53 | Excellent - I am fairly recent to ADVFN and am close to ending my subscription because of all this. It just becomes too time consuming to try and wade through the pointless posts. LSE looks more sensible. | morrie1234 | |
| 23/9/2020 08:53 | From WeatherGeek over on LSE: Stayed up to late doing these. This is the calcs the big boys will be doing. This is what returns you are buying today based on the 8bn RNS official figures and timeline.o 4bn by the end of 2021o 5.5bn end 2022o 7bn end 2023o 8bn end 2024Now this isn't including self funding, other funding sources or growth SYME may find in these 4 years.This is purely the workings on1. Yesterdays close market cap of £200m.2. The RNS for the new Bank deal.The Market cap is in GDP so will use parity to the EURand round down for P/R P/E.PR = Price over revenue.PE = Price over earningsRevenue = All income (3% to SYME)Net Profit = Earnings (1.5% to SYME)Earnings Yield = Return of investment in earnings(If you bought the whole of SYME for £200m, what percentage interest would you get via earnings i.e. net profit)PEG = The PE over the percentage growth rate.Above 1 is overpriced.1 and under is said to be good.2020 1.4bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 42mNet Profit@1.5% 21mPrice/Revenue 5Price/Earnings 10Earnings Yield 10%285% Growth to Yr1 (1.4-4bn)PEG 0.0352021 4bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 120mNet Profit@1.5% 60mPrice/ 1Yr Forward Revenue 1.6 (rounding down for Euro)Price/1 Yr Forward Earnings 3.3 (rounding down for Euro)1 Yr Forward Earnings Yield 33%37.5% Growth to Yr2 (4-5.5bn)1 Yr Forward PEG 0.0882022 5.5bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 165Net Profit@1.5% 82.5mPrice/2yr Forward Revenue 1.2 (rounding down for Euro)Price/2yr Forward Earnings 2.4 (rounding down for Euro)2yr Forward Earnings Yield 41%27% Growth to Yr3 (5.5-7bn)2yr Forward PEG 0.0882023 7bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 210mNet Profit@1.5% 105mPrice/3yr Forward Revenue 1.1 (rounding down for Euro)Price/3 yr Forward Earnings 2.2 (rounding down for Euro)3yr Forward Earnings Yield 50%14% Growth to Yr4 (7-8bn)3yr Forward PEG 0.152024 8bn Inventory fundingRevenue@ 3% 240mNet Profit@1.5% 120mPrice/4yr Forward Revenue 0.8 (rounding down for Euro)Price/4 yr Forward Earnings 1.6(rounding down for Euro)4yr Forward Earnings Yield 66%14% Growth to Yr5 (same as previous year)4yr Forward PEG 0.11For those in the know of the above, know how cheap SYME is and what a great investment it is.I have never seen figures like it. I've screened a fair few companies over the years.... | bmwman3 | |
| 23/9/2020 08:53 | Thanks for detailsHave submitted | rk23 | |
| 23/9/2020 08:49 | You can pretty much guarantee the share price will be way higher than now. Those PEG’s will get higher the higher the PE goes. I also think after dong this, This will get over my 5p thoughts for 2021. SYME have other funding avenues and a fully scalable model with a global market of trillions to tap into. This is just going to explode when the market catches on. I have spent hours and hours doing these working and posting on here. I am not paid, and I share my workings freely. I want all the people lucky enough to be here to do well. We are still pre IPO price. Some of us lucky ones bought at silly prices only possible via covid madness. This is a rare opportunity very similar in monetary terms to some of the stock market greats that have been mentioned over the months. Especially to those in very low. The low of this is 10X and more up so far. Where will it be 2021/22/23/24 0.05p to ???? My average is higher now as I’ve loaded even more. This has been de risked to such an extent, I’m happy being more unbalanced into SYME. Steve Jobs got Rich from Apple shares, on a micro scale in comparison, I’ll get rich from my SYME ones. GLA WeatherGeek | eggy toast | |
| 23/9/2020 08:48 | Disney24, your blue status as a result of a certain paid subscription provides evidence as to your motives. Your walls will come tumbling down at some point. | hodhasharon | |
| 23/9/2020 08:45 | Excellent research :) | julianw2 | |
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| 23/9/2020 08:43 | @FCA-MAT-SP092020 - peaky traders | disney14 | |
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| 23/9/2020 08:42 | @FCA-MAT-SP092020 - peaky traders | disney14 | |
| 23/9/2020 08:40 | I've seen this before. It just gives their investigators a something to Google. They'll do FA as usual. | hodhasharon | |
| 23/9/2020 08:35 | Looks like you've just tagged yourself into your own FCA investigation. lol | hodhasharon | |
| 23/9/2020 08:33 | Stayed up to late doing these. This is the calcs the big boys will be doing. This is what returns you are buying today based on the €8bn RNS official figures and timeline. o €4bn by the end of 2021 o €5.5bn end 2022 o €7bn end 2023 o €8bn end 2024 Now this isn’t including self funding, other funding sources or growth SYME may find in these 4 years. This is purely the workings on 1. Yesterdays close market cap of £200m. 2. The RNS for the new Bank deal. The Market cap is in GDP so will use parity to the EUR and round down for P/R P/E. PR = Price over revenue. PE = Price over earnings Revenue = All income (3% to SYME) Net Profit = Earnings (1.5% to SYME) Earnings Yield = Return of investment in earnings (If you bought the whole of SYME for £200m, what percentage interest would you get via earnings i.e. net profit) PEG = The PE over the percentage growth rate. Above 1 is overpriced. 1 and under is said to be good. 2020 €1.4bn Inventory funding Revenue@ 3% €42m Net Profit@1.5% €21m Price/Revenue 5 Price/Earnings 10 Earnings Yield 10% 285% Growth to Yr1 (1.4-4bn) PEG 0.035 2021 €4bn Inventory funding Revenue@ 3% €120m Net Profit@1.5% €60m Price/ 1Yr Forward Revenue 1.6 (rounding down for Euro) Price/1 Yr Forward Earnings 3.3 (rounding down for Euro) 1 Yr Forward Earnings Yield 33% 37.5% Growth to Yr2 (4-5.5bn) 1 Yr Forward PEG 0.088 2022 €5.5bn Inventory funding Revenue@ 3% €165 Net Profit@1.5% €82.5m Price/2yr Forward Revenue 1.2 (rounding down for Euro) Price/2yr Forward Earnings 2.4 (rounding down for Euro) 2yr Forward Earnings Yield 41% 27% Growth to Yr3 (5.5-7bn) 2yr Forward PEG 0.088 2023 €7bn Inventory funding Revenue@ 3% €210m Net Profit@1.5% €105m Price/3yr Forward Revenue 1.1 (rounding down for Euro) Price/3 yr Forward Earnings 2.2 (rounding down for Euro) 3yr Forward Earnings Yield 50% 14% Growth to Yr4 (7-8bn) 3yr Forward PEG 0.15 2024 €8bn Inventory funding Revenue@ 3% €240m Net Profit@1.5% €120m Price/4yr Forward Revenue 0.8 (rounding down for Euro) Price/4 yr Forward Earnings 1.6(rounding down for Euro) 4yr Forward Earnings Yield 66% 14% Growth to Yr5 (same as previous year) 4yr Forward PEG 0.11 For those in the know of the above, know how cheap SYME is and what a great investment it is. I have never seen figures like it. I’ve screened a fair few companies over the years.... WeatherGeek | eggy toast |
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