Pinnacle Tech Share Chat (PINN)

I think you might be right, corpse! It is very rare to have this number of buys.

Wonder if we need a plumber for a leak, beyond normal trading pattern.

Thanks Ged, there's a useful link on there which is easily missed as the font is tiny. It shows a map with the variation in broadband speed and penetration around the UK. Loads of opportunity for point to point wireless/laser links instead of fibre as pinn supplied for the Olympics.

The powerful Country Land & Business Association has been lobbying the Government for many years.

http://www.cla.org.uk/Policy_Docs/CLA_Broadband_Paper.pdf

Major inroads are being made but there is a long way to go yet before full potential is attained. Tiddler PINN is battling in a huge WiFi pond.

K1 Tks, been nudging for news, so not falling on deaf ears.

I had not seen this before, could this be what the placing money is earmarked for?

http://www.pinnacletechnology.co.uk/cheltenham/CheltenhamWirelessDatasheet-HighRes.pdf

"Pinnacle is also currently working on the installation of urban and rural wireless services to bring superfast Broadband to streets, pedestrian areas, villages, business parks and towns"

That sounds to me like they have a number of other targeted sites ready to come on stream which is good.

However, the word I pick up on is "urban" as I remember reading about Virgin running some trials and thought it sounded right up Pinnacles street....... in fact here's the article http://www.telegeography.com/products/commsupdate/articles/2012/09/28/virgin-media-business-trials-small-cell-technology/

Now IF Pinn are involved and successful in urban WiFi/broadband then its potentially huge.....

From February 2013

https://www.gov.uk/government/.../UBF_Commercial_Consultation.doc

"2.4.2 In total the Chancellor has set out details of £150m forming the Urban Broadband Fund. This has been allocated to cities through two open competitions. The first of these was for capital and core cities and a second, later competition was run for smaller cities. In total 22 cities are now actively engaged in the UBF programme. At the date of publication, only the capital and core cities have had funding announced. Figures 2.1 and 2.2 list the cities in the UBF programme.

Initially awarded cities BDUK Max funding award offered
Belfast £13.7m
Birmingham £10.0m
Bristol £11.3m
Cardiff £11.0m
Edinburgh £10.7m
Leeds – Bradford £14.4m
London £25.0m
Manchester £12.0m
Newcastle £5.7m
Figure 2.1 Capital and core cities awarded within the initial £100m funding UBF competition

Other cities Other cities
Aberdeen Cambridge
Derby Newport
Perth Salford
Brighton & Hove Coventry
Derry/Londonderry Oxford
Portsmouth York
Figure 2.2 Smaller cities awarded within the second £50m funding UBF competition

Hmmmmm, looking for news and results, begining to think that BOD are with corpse "the graveyard". May be GedW should join BOD at least we get information add redknight and R Too for posatives I think copse could do with a defibulator "Heart Thing".

Hi corpse. Yes some optimism in the future direction of AIM shares. PINN does not have the right bait yet to draw in AIM investors funds. PINN's lack of heavyweight corporate updates is weighing heavy on the notion of share holder value upside deliver in my opinion but I still remain a buy optimist despite the toppy spread.

Can see the drift but still went over my head on this one. What is the link with Pinn.