well growth stocks are definitely in favour as moosie pointed out, nearly the whole nzx50 in red, whereas, most growth stocks are in green... Hopefully it ain't no bubble!
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well growth stocks are definitely in favour as moosie pointed out, nearly the whole nzx50 in red, whereas, most growth stocks are in green... Hopefully it ain't no bubble!
-5.45% so far today - really taking a beating. Is this the "correction" I see talked about?
I'm currently holding and was thinking about taking some profit and buying back in at a later stage.
Pretty risky move though?
Good thing you didn't sell out to buy back in later brend, up another 5 cents on open today
Here comes the SSH notice from Milford Management - to join Westpac and Salt
NOPE - they're buying more
That is crazy, they held close to 15% and they were buying more...
Milford has fell in love with WYN
Whoa, could WYN reach like $3 in a months time? Insane
A lof ot buyers piling up at 2.40
couple of big Chinese buyers will put some bids around 2.50. guess WYN will be a rockstar for 2014
Jst crazy the run wyn is having
Very exciting times for Wynyard and an amazing product. I have purchased some a week ago and now just going to let it sit. Let's see what other clients they can get. Looking forward to seeing the full year results on Feb. 24.
all the surprises would be about some covered truth for the company growth. Chinese government agency is very interested to purchase the Saas system from WYN.............anti money laundering
This wave is breaking through $3.00, bro
If the company announces that it has new large contracts with XXXXX, then your formula must change some numbers.
I got the info from my source, not from NZ side. :)
If that's true, 3 buck would b in easy reach lol. Considering how the chinese bidded for the hot bitcoib
Looked at the videos documenting their products on their site. Great features and - just as important - beautifully designed. A must have for all huge corporations I think.
Also the intro video is very professionally produced. Exactly what I'd expect of an emerging giant that will be competing on an international level.
I think I'm in love.
Oh and please leave 000831 alone. Keep filling us in :)
Even tipping (not acting on the info) is classed as insider trading. http://www.howtolaw.co.nz/the-rules-...idp392241.html
Crikey - blink and it adds 10c
my eyes were watering at 2 bucks a few days ago, now its $2.60
Hindsight is a b*** to think a doji formed, so sold some of my holdings to spread it to ATM, but hey, can't complain!!!
you're not alone there - sold some in 2.20's thinking it was ridiculous -and on it marches
2.65!!!!!!!!!!
yea im seeing a 3 easliy with the new contract
Well my procrastination has certainly let me down over the past month or so.. with both BFW and now WYN! Now it's a matter of deciding whether to buy WYN on a dip.. if one ever comes - am worried about buying at the top!
who are the top shareholders... milford has nearly 16%!
The following email from one of our China lawyers to a client [revised slightly to knock out any identifiers] was cc’ed to me the other. I am running it below because it succinctly sets for the issues of selling software as a service (SaaS) in China. The email was in response to a client asking us about selling its software as a service in China.
The short answer is that foreign companies cannot provide software as a service in China. That means it cannot be done from an overseas entity with a server located outside China or from a WFOE with servers located within China. If SaaS is being provided in China by other foreign-owned entities (as you say), it is either being provided with payments being made overseas, or through some sort of license or VIE. We have in the past drafted the required agreements for a licensed arrangement. (If SaaS were possible in China for foreign-owned companies, Microsoft, Oracle and Amazon would be all over the issue. They are not, and it is not due to a lack of interest.) Needless to say, your emails raise complicated questions in a difficult and evolving area of Chinese law.
The price has dipped now so he has probably probably just sold his share after that pump. He must have watched the Wolf of wall street last night.
Considering I rode PEB from 65 cents up to 1.70 (after a similar large 'contract' announcement), back down to 1.20 and now back up again (still holding), my gut tells me to wait...
Was that before the announcement around miscalculating earnings? Because fundamental analysis doesnt really take in to account the hype and emotion of traders. So in 5 years you'll probably find these last few months looking like a speed-bump in DILs SP growth.
[disc: not holding]
Fundamentals are best over the long term, technicals over short term imo
Another announcement
Another 10% on the shareprice
Wynyard partnership tackles gun crime
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...kles-gun-crime
This is a tangible example of the value Wynyard's expertise can offer. Hopefully it will broaden people's view on the type of work they do, the markets they can work in and the kinds of solutions they can provide.
There was some profit-taking at the close on Friday. I'd expect us to quickly head back to 2.65 and then keep building from there.
Today's announcement will cause a few fence-sitters to get on board I think.
Huge future for these guys.
$2.90 Boom
Sellers getting chewed up
When do you buy with this kind of uptrend?
A round of applause should go to Milford for picking another wynner, just to balance the recent unwarranted criticism and scorn
discl: no wyn and no Milford connections in any shape or form
Someone bought about one Million dollars at 2.88
Agree, still looking good for more uptrend, could be a few more days left in it yet. Of course that could change, but looking good at the mo...
Picked up another small packet this morning.
Will be really interesting to see what happens when the Full Year results are announced next month. :cool:
I have a feeling that it will reach $4.00 by this Jan.
If only I'd bought more at $1.09 :(
Article in the Herald now:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=11189191
And no doubt more commentary on various business reports (Newstalk ZB etc) later today.
Full steam ahead.
ASk the CEO of Wynnard anything today .... be in quick
NBR collating questions now
Maybe 000831 could ask how many $$$$$$$ associated with each announcement
http://www.nbr.co.nz/ask-Craig
:t_up::t_up::t_up:, good good, hope he will make more announcements like today's one every week.
Ready to hold for two years. Targeted at $10.00 in the long run.
The NBR session is another example of the great comms/PR coming out from Wynyard. Keep up the great work team!
yeh, I like uptrend, but I am more love to see financial crisis. time to buy more at cheap price.
$2.93 last - it doesn't seem to want to cross that $3.00 barrier!
That number 000somethng came up was 4 bucks
NBR today - Forsyth Barr analyst Blair Galpin told BusinessDesk. "Wynyard is part of the whole sector that's quite hot," and the shares could continue to rise up towards $4, Galpin said. "That's the sort of level people are talking about. There's still room to move in terms of how far it can go, who knows what these stocks might do."
So 000something on same wavelength as Forbar guru ....maybe 000something is a Forbsr guru
So 4 bucks it is
but this Wed, the CEO will answer any questions, another 10% up !!!!!!!!!!
definitely having issues getting over that $3 mark. Can't decide whether getting in now is a good decision or not. What are the chances of the SP falling back a bit tomorrow?
It's $2.90 now, which is the lowest it's been today and seems to be holding steady. That said, could drop further come closing?
Article on stuff.co.nz:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...kles-gun-crime
From the article -
"Wynyard Group managing director Craig Richardson said the revenue-sharing partnership was further evidence for investors that his company could find global-scale advantages through partnerships. "
"Richardson said the British-based consultancy would provide sales leads across about 100 sites throughout the Americas, the Middle East and Southeast Asia "
As well as an article in a little-known publication called the Wall Street Journal....
http://online.wsj.com/article/DN-CO-...19-000757.html
These guys are making all the right moves, and getting all sorts of attention. Keep it coming :)
Yip, definitely sound business sense. I'm holding tight onto this investment, not looking to exit 35% up on my holding.
Forsyth Barr throwing the $4 figure around on NZ Herald: (http://www.nzherald.co.nz/technology...ectid=11189191)
The booming tech company's favourability has been likened to younger Palantir Technologies, the US-based intelligence gathering software developer, and is part of the security specialist tech stock in favour across all markets, Forsyth Barr analyst Blair Galpin said.
"Wynyard is part of the whole sector that's quite hot," and the shares could continue to rise up towards $4, Galpin said. "That's the sort of level people are talking about. There's still room to move in terms of how far it can go, who knows what these stocks might do."
So i read this - http://tiny.cc/arty9w
Then found this - http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygree...ng-juggernaut/
and this - https://www.palantir.com/
Competition?
Because we'd get a premium at the point of takeover, but lose out on making a whole lot more money over the longer term. With this type of company, I'd rather be part of the long term growth than get a quick (but smaller) gain.
I'm sure if Xero shareholders had been offered $2.50 a share when it was trading at $1.50, they would have thought it was a great deal. But they would have made 15 times that if the takeover didn't happen. (Not brilliantly worded but you get the idea)
Good work Moosie, sounds like you've been having a fun few weeks ;). Big gap up at this stage of a run always rings alarm bells to me, usually indicates novice investors charging in (although announcements mix this up, but this run is well overcooked). The newies are good to help the smart traders get out. Closed below the open and formed a nice shooting star/gravestone doji, so odds are very high that she's downhill from here.
On a side note, bit of Hotcopper going on with one or two posters eh Moose?
Interesting Moosie and JTH. I would have thought WYN with that announcement and having already tested $3 once would be a time to buy rather than sell. It seems to depend on your perspective I guess.
I picked some up yesterday.
another 10% for tomorrow CEO's chat, not selling now
Judging from today's chart - it does seem like it wants to keep going up.
Finally reached $3 - lets hope it doesn't fall back down again.
A reminder that Craig (CEO of Wynyard) will be answering user posted questions on nbr.co.nz today at 12pm - don't forget to ask your questions and tune in!
Only opened 1.7% above closing - thats terrible - where have the big leaps gone? :p
Tech sector up as index close to 5000, WYN is expected to stay over 3.2-3.3 by this week if index breaks through 5000.
Here's a link for anyone who hasn't made it across to the NBR site to hear Craig answering questions from the public.
Great range of questions waiting for answers (everything from what's your connection to Palantir, to timing fo dividends/profitability, to rumours about Wynyards involvement in the Madeleine McCahn case and busting a an online sex ring!).
http://www.nbr.co.nz/ask-Craig
The RiskTech100 (a report by Chartis Research and Accenture) compares the world’s most significant companies in the risk technology sector. On their measures Wynyard ranked 15 positions above Palantir. They compare companies and their software on measures of functionality, core technology, organizational strength, customer satisfaction, market presence and innovation. Wynyard scored better on all measures and matched Palantir on innovation.
Touchdown.
Nearly choked on my sandwich when looking at lunchtime - $3.30!!
Someone liked the midday chat - must have a listen