Synodon Inc SYXXF

Nowhere to go but up?

[CHINVESTMENST]

Markets are rebounding and Synodon is still a golden opportunity. All I can say is buybuybuy. So much potential here and we have another major investors on board. Fabrice knows the potential and so does Brent Cook.

[CHINVESTMENST]

It's not every day that you're given the opportunity to buy 160k shares of Synodon at the dirt cheap price of 18cents. Newcomers, consider picking up. This stock will have a furocious rally come Q4 or maybe even come some well overdue news.

[CHINVESTMENST]

Where is the news Synodon? It's been about 4 months ad closing in on 5 without any reassurance of why we should be invested into Synodon. This seems to be the only forum that even talks about Synodon which is a real shame. To please shareholders management should be showing their success instead of hiding it. You guys have advertising/marketing/events that should be creating some hype but

[Canuck11]

Zero news, zero interest and zero volume; the market has it right and here we stay.  Management gets another failing grade.  Q4 revenues won't mean diddly if the message doesn't get out.  Tiime to send mgmt a wake-up call.  And I hope the rest of you here, do the same.

[Sir_Holler]

"Zero news," This is a seasonal business. This isn't the time of year when things are done.

[CHINVESTMENST]

Yes it is a seasonal business and I hope we obtain some news followin Q4 financials as maybe the BOD will have some time to start submitting good catalysts. I just don't understand how a corporation can just let the share price slide from 45cents all the way down to 15 cents. WE WERE AT THIS PRICE BEFORE THE NEW CONTRACTS WERE RELEASED. We'll be lucky to make it to 55cents and in order to

[RedSox]

Thought I would add my 2 cents to this comment.  Synodon actually has excellent management and no way do they get a failing grade as you suggest.  This company is small and at this point they do not have a dedicated IR team/person that can handle investor questions exclusively especially when they are completely focused in another direction (Getting new business.)  Right now they

[RedSox]

I forgot to add that another catalyst for the drop in share price is also due to people taking their tax write offs for the year.  There are many reasons I am sure but from my pespective, day traders, impractical/uninformed investors and tax write offs are the obvious catalysts I see. 

[Canuck11]

Red: Thanks for your comments. I accept all of the issues of a small developing company but I've been in this stock for well over 2 years and have had higher expectations.  Your single post has provided more information than the company has in the last four months.  I would find it reassuring to see this information in a news release as to where, who and when they have been

[RedSox]

Hey Canuck11, just for my own curiosity, when you say... "I've been badly burned in the past by best of breed technology, management and a novel concept" What companies/technologies were you referring to if you don't mind my asking? I am by nature a very curious person. To address some of your questions. I try to get all my information about Synodon through my own personal

[Canuck11]

Wow, thanks for this.  You recall the RFID business.  Canadian company, rode it up past 4 bucks and rode it all the way down, still believing it couldn't fail.  My bad. 

[RedSox]

Hi Canuck11, I just heard back from Synodon and their response to your questions was what I expected.  See below and hope this helps! Hi Robert, Unfortunately we are not able to provide you with business plans, and so on. That is material, non-public information. I suggest you read the financial statements for more information and try to draw your own conclusions from publicly available

[RedSox]

To tie up the last post, after further speaking with Synodon last night I was told that the two main vehicles they use to preach/promote their product are Conferences and Direct Marketing.  Synodon presents at world pipeline conferences 5 - 7 times a year, usually 1 - 2 conferences in Europe annually and 4 - 5 conferences in North America annually.  At these conferences Synodon submits

[Canuck11]

Well done and much appreciated Sox.   The challenge as I see it is one of survival between the time that the technology is recognized as best of breed and the rate of acceptance and uptake by industry.  The more progressive companies in the oil and gas industry are making the transition but the majority will drag their heels until forced into it by regulation.  Aside from

[Canuck11]

Soxx: I reviewed the papers you suggested.  One in particular: the Pipe Tech Americas Summit 2013 provides a good cost/benefit comparison of existing technology.  My question is: has the EPA seen the data?  It would be wise to have the company pass this paper along to the regulators. The second slide in the presentation is a beauty.  Beyond Texas and Oklahoma, take a