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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Synety Grp | SNTY | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 71.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 71.50 |
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Posted at 16/4/2016 09:54 by praipus Helium reducing! Institutional pump and dumpers? |
Posted at 24/3/2016 14:30 by visionon Interesting to see that Helium have been reducing their holding in IS Solutions whilst increasing holding in SNTY. ISS now valued at 54m but 6mths ago was about 20m. Admittedly they have been trading profitably and pay dividends but it maybe suggests where Helium believe things are potentially going with SNTY - given the Simmonds connection. |
Posted at 22/3/2016 15:51 by oregano That conference call was good. Very impressed with Peter, he has kicked them into shape.I buy that they have enough cash to break even. and when that becomes apparent, probably at the interims, people will start to look at the cash SNTY could generate, or growth they could fund. Look at the multiples ECK and NET trade on. NET also has legacy businesses that they need to convert to monthly recurring. This could be good and big. |
Posted at 21/3/2016 18:14 by shaunstar Agreed...as it stand i make mid 2017 but that changes if growth picks up or costs fall of course.I think theyd claim a going concern in the above scenario and perhaps take ankther small loan to tide them over. As it stand i do not think a placing is a certainty....just that snty are cutting it fine. Happy to share my figures millipede if you catch me on twitter @shauniekent |
Posted at 16/3/2016 07:57 by bookbroker Who would wish to be the house broker for this bunch of hacks within SNTY, a thankless task! |
Posted at 19/2/2016 09:19 by shaunstar It's certainly good news. Full year results will give a much better picture for us to assess progress and future likely trajectory.I'm speculating now but the poor performance of SNTY and reduced interest may mean that's its somewhat neglected. If FY results are promising and break even is certain and plain to see it may take a while for the market to cotton on and catch up. There lies opportunity. |
Posted at 16/2/2016 20:54 by shaunstar Jeez SNTY share price it taking a battering. I'm glad i sold out 6 months ago - but im not being smug - i took a big loss. I sold but like everyone else here i DO think Synety will come good. Its just got to show us the proof. No proof and falling markets generally mean the share price will languish and thats to be expected i guess.Personally two things i have learnt form holding Synety. 1. It's better to wait until a company shows you proof they are making money/passed inflection point/hit a target than to buy in ahead. Things always seem to take longer than expected and part of my maturing as an investor is to sit by the sidelines like a crocodile, nagged by anxiety that i might miss out, but remembering that i'd rather buy in 25% higher but with certainty, than risk an all too often 50% decline whilst waiting. 2. Pay some attention to TA. I'm a died in the wool fundamental value/GARP investor but i have learnt through pain to use a little bit of TA. Ie dont catch a falling knife, higher highs=good, lower lows=bad etc. I suppose generally this is saying buy shares with some momentum - less stressful. I am waiting and hoping for that RNS that says 'Cash flow break even reached' or 'Placing and cash flow break even now a certainty'. At which point i think it might be time for existing holders to double down. Another company that i believe may benefit from operational leverage is STM Group, but they are past break even point. Again i'm resisting temptation to buy, waiting for next set of results or a better lookig chart. Oh and if anyone is interesting in picking shorts - i have a thread solely for that - its fun money (some positions i do take) but it seems a hell of a lot easier than the long side :-/ All will be revealed soon, gla, Shaun |
Posted at 24/1/2016 09:00 by deltrotter If there is a positive about SNTY TM it is Helium buying such a big stake. No one else is buying in any quantity based on published info, so I would reckon Helium are close to the company and are giving them a constant grilling.Obviously not receiving any inside information of course. |
Posted at 21/1/2016 11:44 by deltrotter Ha ha - yup, on the cusp of something is right. What it is is another matter?It all comes down to the results. Could any shareholder honestly tell a prospective shareholder that SNTY have a top management team who can be trusted to deliver? I don't think so, and that is hellish off-putting. There are plenty of stocks to invest in, why put money into SNTY? Possibly only when it becomes so 'cheap' that it is irresistable and the risk/reward is overwhelming. And who knows what that price is. Having said that, I am staying put, as IF they do make it we will see a multiple of this price in 2-3 years IMO. |
Posted at 17/11/2015 20:38 by shaunstar Gents, i think you're almost looking at this the right way.This isn't a zero or hero. There are broadly 2 outcomes in my eyes. Things stay as it they are and SNTY struggles on, raising more cash every so often as it attempts to slowly find and surpass breakeven due to slowing growth in ARR. But growth slows and revenue can't get much above costs. The alternative is that SNTY continues to grow at a decent pace, hits breakeven and throws off cash due to operational gearing. I think its very unlikely SNTY will go to zero. As previously posted, i sold out at the last results as hitting breakeven will be tight. I'm very confident they will, but may just need another small placing on the way. This is what keeps me on the sidelines, for the placing (or just general market wider market meltdown) which will let me buy these again cheaply - i hope it comes, but it may not. I am very confident that Synety will be much much higher in a couple of years time, just uncertain for the next 6 months. I will be buying back in when cash flow breakeven is assured - even if it means buying back at a higher share price than now. AIMHO, Shaun |
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