Supply@Me Capital – second shocking trading warning – just why can’t the FCA see what a total fraud this is?

This is the second dreadful trading update from Supply@ME Capital (SYME)  in the space of six weeks. It demonstrates that the company will soon run out of cash and has hoodwinked mug punters to allow industrial scale director share sales and dumping by death spiral providers. If the FCA does not act on this latest clear evidence of outright fraud, it really is admitting that it is not fit for purpose. Anyone still holding the shares is insane and here is why.

Supply@ME Capital (#SYME) – revenue warning. You were warned by @tomwinnifrith @shareprophets

Supply@ME Capital (#SYME) – appoints Jim Coyle as new Chairman. Good luck chap!

A question for Bulletin Board Morons: Supply@Me Capital Plc – how will it pay for the Tradeflow Capital Earnout?

We know from the RNS of 6 July 2021 that the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) valued the loss making, sub-scale, asset manager Tradeflow Capital at approximately £31 million and that approximately £7 million was paid upfront (£4 million in cash and £3 million in shares) which leaves approximately £24 million to be paid assuming that Tradeflow hits its revenue targets.

Supply@Me Capital – how will it pay the first monthly tranche of the Mercator loan which is actually a death spiral?

As I previously explained it appears that the timing of the Tradeflow Capital acquisition was conveniently timed to occur on 1 July 2021 because it meant that the £4 million cash outflow for the acquisition did not have to be reflected in interim balance sheet.  It also enabled the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) to have another 6 months to draw up its consolidated balance reflecting the acquisition of loss making Tradeflow.

Supply@Me Capital — can it compete with Taulia? Look at hard numbers and it is a resounding NO!

Chancer Allesandro Zamboni likes to promise a lot but is always having to make excuses for the continual delays in inventory monetisation at the fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME). In the AGM shareholder question and answer paper, the following question was raised about another FinTech business Taulia:

Supply@Me Capital – Endless delays and the latest the Dog Ate My Homework excuse

The whole team at ShareProphets has long been sceptical about the fraud that is Supply@ME Capital (SYME) and the excuses that CEO Alessandro Zamboni regularly trots out to explain the endless delays in inventory monetisation.  Whilst some of the Bulletin Board Morons that have invested in this scam are slowly developing some sense of scepticism others simply swallow Alessandro’s latest bullshit explanation even when the excuse doesn’t stand up to even minor scrutiny.  Take for instance the latest explanation for the non-purchase of the FinTech bank as set out in interim results of 30 September 2021 below:

Supply@Me Capital – the mickey mouse inventory monetisation software

So the directors now admit today that Supply@ME Capital (SYME) might go tits up.  The new death spiral, is at a 30% interest rate suggesting its providers agree with the management. The company has lied repeatedly to investors, it will be out of cash by Christmas and is a fraud. Is there anything else not to like? Er...yes!

SHOCKER: Supply@ME Capital Interims – it will be out of cash by Christmas even with its new death spiral - and the directors now admit it may go bust

The fraudsters and chancers at Supply@MECapital (SYME) tried to seep out some of the poison of quite diabolical interims with a 31 August Trading statement, but the true horrors only emerged today. Even the directrs now admit it may go bust yet moronic private investors reckon an £88 million market cap is cheap!

SHOCKING DECEPTION EXPOSED: What is the real cost of Supply@Me Capital’s new death spiral?

I shall turn to quite appalling interims issued this morning by Supply@ME Capital (SYME) later. Suffice to say, they are dire and anyone holding onto the shares is completely bonkers, But first, yesterday Supply announced it has received a new loan which was really a death spiral.  But how expensive is this facility? I now explain why Supply has deceived investors, yet again.

Supply@ME Capital (#SYME) – H1 loss of £1.9m on revenue of just £0.271m & net debt

Supply@ME Capital replaces a death spiral with a death spiral and lies about it

Supply@ME Capital (SYME) flagged up that this would happen a few weeks ago but today it has announced “New £7 million Loan Note Facility completed”.  A loan as in you pay back the cash at the end of the term right? Er.. wrong. It is a death spiral.

Supply@ME Capital (#SYME) – new £7m death spiral facility

Supply@Me Capital – a master class in avoiding answering AGM questions

The fraud Supply@ME Capital (SYME) held its AGM on 3 July and it took until 16 September to provide responses to the questions raised by the morons who own its shares.  Admittedly there were 182 questions but there was a large degree of overlap in the questions and Supply resorted to standard answers for many of the questions.  For instance, 22 questions related to trading (numbers Q27, Q40, Q44, Q69, Q73, Q77, Q87, Q118, Q121, Q122, Q123, Q124, Q135, Q140, Q141, Q146, Q156, Q166, Q168, Q169, Q174, Q178) were answered with a one sentence reply essentially stating refer to revenue guidance.  Similarly, 12 questions on Negma convertible loan note (Q67, Q82, Q83, Q95, Q96, Q97, Q112, Q120, Q125, Q126, Q161, Q172 were answered with the statement “The Company recently updated the market regarding the termination of the Negma arrangement.”

Supply@ME Capital swaps one death spiral for another and lies about it

Supply@ME Capital (SYME) may have a couple of new directors but that appears to have changed now! It still appears to take a delight in deceiving the morons who own its stock. Today it says that it has closed its death spiral facility with Negma and replaced it with a loan except that it is not a loan but another death spiral! And it gets worse.

Supply@ME Capital (#SYME) – expensive £7m one year loan facility

Letter to FCA – Please explain your failure to act on specific information on fraud

I have, this morning, written to the FCA asking it to explain its failure to act on specific information provided to it on January 29 2021 about fraudulent accounting at Supply@ME Capital (SYME). Its failure to act meant that investors were deceived. This failure is one of so many and demonstrates just how useless the FCA has become. It went to the same folks in Market Integrity, including boss Mark Steward, who received the January 29 missive and acknowledged its receipt. It reads:

The FRAUD Supply@ME Capital trading statement – Part 3 – the Godawful Numbers & joke valuation: target price 0p

There is so much in today’s absolutely appalling trading statement from the fraud that is Supply@ME Capital (SYME) that I need to cover it in three parts. I kicked off with how Supply deceived the woke dullards at the FCA and investors with bogus revenues. Then there was the shocking misleading Proactive report now exposed as pure fiction. Now we turn to the actual trading…

The FRAUD Supply@ME Capital trading statement – Part 2 , That utterly misleading Proactive report and the Negma Death Spiral

There is so much in today’s absolutely appalling trading statement from the fraud that is Supply@ME Capital (SYME) that I need to cover it in three parts. I kicked off with how Supply deceived the woke dullards at the FCA and investors by reporting bogus revenues. Now I move on to how it has helped generate liquidity for death spiral provider Negma with paid for research which is pure fiction.

The FRAUD Supply@ME Capital trading statement – Part 1, how it hoodwinked the FCA and investors with bogus revenue

There is so much in today’s absolutely appalling trading statement from the fraud that is Supply@ME Capital (SYME), that I need to cover it in three parts. I kick off with how the FCA ignored evidence from me and allowed Supply to get away with publishing bogus revenues, something it has today finally fessed up to.