Wynyard Group capital raising?

[SirPrize]

All his answers thus far suggest it's all positive from here on forth. Extremely happy about the answer he gave about their main competitor Palantir. It's like Xero and Innuit all over again. David and Goliath. Except just like Xero, David has a few tricks up its sleeve.

[Radler]

Doing a very good job -
"Some of our customers allow us to disclose their name and some terms, but most do not for either commercial or security reasons."
"We don't announce every deal. In 2013 we signed over 40 new contracts."

[Crow]

All his answers thus far suggest it's all positive from here on forth. Extremely happy about the answer he gave about their main competitor Palantir. It's like Xero and Innuit all over again. David and Goliath.

Definitely because i was sure they would be a problem when i read up on them.

[Schrodinger]

CIA, FBI, DD, Mi5 ?

[SirPrize]

CIA, FBI, DD, Mi5 ?

All potential clients of Wynyard.

[Nigel]

This is just the beginning...

From the CEO chat:

"It's an exciting time. We are just getting started and I am frankly amazed at the progress our team has made over the last 6 months which constantly has me reassessing what we could do in the next 5 years.

One thing is for certain. The global problems we can help solve continue to grow in scale, complexity and impact - new threats every day, growing organised crime, more vulnerable targets, millions of data sources.

Another thing is very clear - the advanced crime analytics market for our software is at the start of its growth phase in lifecycle and we are at the forefront. Right time, right place with the right solution.

So it's very much a case of how well we exploit our innovation and early market position over the next 2-3 years that will shape our progress and provide an answer to you profit question.

The end game for us however, is very much to build a highly profitable company with life time customers.

[SirPrize]

"Another thing is very clear - the advanced crime analytics market for our software is at the start of its growth phase in lifecycle and we are at the forefront. Right time, right place with the right solution. So it's very much a case of how well we exploit our innovation and early market position over the next 2-3 years that will shape our progress and provide an answer to you profit question. The end game for us however, is very much to build a highly profitable company with life time customers."

Think he just told us to hold the shares for the next 2-3 years.

[SirPrize]

That was my question

[False Profit]

Can someone tell me how over-inflated the price is? Some zippy valuation of the company as opposed to the current price which seems to be tied to helium balloons.

[SirPrize]

Can someone tell me how over-inflated the price is? Some zippy valuation of the company as opposed to the current price which seems to be tied to helium balloons.

*Puts the irrational hat on*

I'm sure you'll find more people that'll agree with your opinion and concerns about the price being too high... than disagree.

Then again - Welcome to the shades of March 2012 - Xero's price is at $3 and almost everyone shares an opinion similar to yours about them. Turns out there were never any helium balloons lifting it's price up even tho people presented hard facts and evidence for it. It was just a company that was doing the right moves at the right time in the right places.

I think I might be one of a handful but I see HUGE potential in these guys and the industry they are in.

One of their products is designed to save mass lives. (A case can be made that all of them are. Even the fraud software.) (check)
CEO and main figures of the company use social media (check)
The features in their products are cleverly developed (check)
The user experience and interface of their products is above the international standard (check)

How do you guys go about factoring these points in your charts and equations?

Forget the numbers, obviously it's much more complicated than that.