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Still under the radar for most. I'd say a lot on these boards haven't clocked what CTEA offer. Just look at the market caps for all other covid related companies, some have nothing on what CTEA offer. Struggle to find one with a market cap less than 50m. Bodes well for a good hold this year.
3.25p close Friday, Can't believe how low the market cap is. So obvious everything is being put in place for CTEA to benefit. You know lots of shares will have been bought by those in the know. Last weeks trades were very busy!
Thought it would fly at the start but not many over here currently for some reason
Pretty sure we closed at 3.35 on Friday lol
3.25 be a great start and a steady rise today
Have emailed this morning to ask if they using services of https://www.ukri.org/our-work/collaborating-internationally/creating-international-opportunities/
Yes it will happen the COVID vacation passport, and it’s just the start as blockchain digital wallets will takeover everything you hold in your pocket wallet, as the World Bank are now calling for it, reason “Control”
Off the same thoughts @Adam, blockchain will be far more secure. As far as conspiracy heads go, this isn't the microchip, its simply digitisation of paper certificates.
Who are the ather companies the UK government considering for this? Been reading the rns's the last couple of days and everything looks good in my opinion. There is no doubt that the ID passport is going to happen in my opinion
Maybe I’m looking at this in the wrong way but the way I see it is that I’ve had to have a vaccination book/passport in hard copy to visit places like Africa and India in the past so this isn’t uncommon.
Those who counter that it is a hard copy document and not electronic personal data seem to forget that the NHS have all of your medical information anyway which is linked to your NHS number and is a lot less secure than blockchain technology.
I know from previous experience that when I’ve visited hospital and spoken to consultants or doctors that they’ve been able to pull up files with previous conditions, operations, discharge information and so on.
If it’s used purely to identify those that have opted for and those that have not opted for a vaccine for things like international travel etc. I don’t see an issue. To me a lot of the dissent is coming from anti-vax groups... who’d have thought?!
I think the passport/certificate thing will happen who knows if ctea will get it but I think that it’s more chance of it happening now due to Brazilian variant been detected and the California variant been detected now. It may get very complicated but I think it needs to happen to help people get on with there lives
To be fair the Cyber Essentials bit is really just the badge on top of the ISO 27001 cert that the company’s ISMS is certificates to. It’s also been issued by a UKAS accredited certification body which is important.
For a company like CTEA having ISO 27001 is really very important. They’d struggle to win a tender without it in my experience.
Massive week coming up as we draw nearer to Borris giving the go ahead with vaccine passports.
No better stock to be in with what’s going on for multiples
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-britain-sunak-idUSKCN2AS08T
So we are ........ then ????????
Interesting article on vaccinations & passports. Ctea not mentioned but logifect are...
https://masterinvestor.co.uk/economics/journal-of-the-plague-years-xvi-vaccination-authentication/?utm_source=Weekly+News&utm_campaign=36b7db126c-Weekly_News_20200503_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6383de1f13-36b7db126c-48843590&mc_cid=36b7db126c&mc_eid=418bda054f
Trek
https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/cyberessentials/overview
What is Cyber Essentials?
Cyber Essentials is a simple but effective, Government backed scheme that will help you to protect your organisation, whatever its size, against a whole range of the most common cyber attacks.
Cyber attacks come in many shapes and sizes, but the vast majority are very basic in nature, carried out by relatively unskilled individuals. They’re the digital equivalent of a thief trying your front door to see if it’s unlocked. Our advice is designed to prevent these attacks.
Research reduces risk. The last RNS has plenty of information to research. Here's what I've found. All makes for a seriously low market cap.
Taken from the Policy paper CTEA have been invited to "contributing from the perspective of a future identity service provider".
Copy and paste of the first few para's, link if you want to read more.
It has become increasingly important in this digital age to be able to establish trust, particularly online. This is the foundation thriving markets are built on. Having an agreed digital identity that you can use easily and universally will be the cornerstone of future economies.
There are times in day-to-day life when you may be asked to prove something about yourself to access a service or product. When buying alcohol you may need to prove you are over 18. When opening a bank account you need to certify who you are and where you live. When starting a new job you need to clear pre-employment screening.
This might be easy if you have a passport or driving licence and you are able to offer these face to face. At other times it can be difficult. You may not have recognised physical documents or may not be able to travel to prove you are who you say you are. Physical documents can also be stolen, falsified or misplaced. They can be expensive to replace and their loss can lead to identity theft and fraud.
This government is committed to solving these problems digitally and without the need for a national identity card.
Read more here...
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-uk-digital-identity-and-attributes-trust-framework/the-uk-digital-identity-and-attributes-trust-framework
Catenae is pleased also to announce that, further to an extensive review of the Company's organisational and security processes, the Company was awarded ISO 27001 following an audit on behalf of the International Standards Organisation (ISO). The Company was also awarded a Cyber Essentials accreditation. The Cyber Essentials scheme is operated on behalf of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_27001
ISO/IEC 27001 is an international standard on how to manage information security. The standard was originally published jointly by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) in 2005[1] and then revised in 2013.[2] It details requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining and continually improving an information security management system (ISMS) – the aim of which is to help organizations make the information assets they hold more secure.[3] A European update of the standard was published in 2017.[4] Organizations that meet the standard's requirements can choose to be certified by an accredited certification body following successful completion of an audit.
Thank you for taking time to replying Gary and for your balanced take on things. As I said, I’m happy to sit on this and see where it goes - and accept the potential consequences! It’s risk at the end of the day. I’m invested in a few companies now - some were tips whereas this one was my own pick. The LSE boards are quite fascinating - the posts seem to go from one extreme to the other often in a regular 24 cycle :-) !!!
Paul 04 10 ... don’t beat yourself up about the 4.1p buy in price... it really depends when you join ... 6p was touted as ridiculously cheap when it had its last foray towards 8p and the subsequent drift. I remember saying on here in the high threes /low fours last time that “you won’t lose money at these levels” as we subsequently drifted just south of 2p.
Problem is it’s just impossible to value this thing ... the tech is there.. GDPR compliant... clearly some form of pas sporting is coming ... but the ‘big brother central government wanting to control my life brigade’ either don’t go on holiday/travel or have to concede.
National contract and rollout with us pivotal years involved and you have to say ... life changing rise. Contracts and an income stream is what we lack. Good ideas (innovation refQFI) and a lack of money renders your business a ‘dud’ and a decline into obvivion.... this surely has traction and therefore 3.25 versus Nil ... or 20p ...30p or greater for the holy grail makes it a great investment.
Shares of digital passport contender, @Catenae_ (CTEA) enjoyed a late rally. This was off the back of traders getting excited regarding an interview on @BBCLondonNews Meyer discussed how #CTEA can support a potential vaccination passport scheme @marcashdown
https://twitter.com/ShareTalkNews/status/1365963406273052673?s=20
Has to be 20-30p....... :P
At this point I would say...seriously.....ok, realistically then.....probably about 3-4p
Thoughts on Monday opening price chaps
I must admit that I bought into the share on the back of the COVID angle. I’m relatively new to investing and to LSE. I guess that these boards are a reflection on life in general - by that I mean people trying to influence you for their own personal gain in many cases. I’ve done my own research on the covid angle for this and other shares. I decided to punt a few thousand in here at 4.1p which wasn’t the best price and many of you will no doubt gasp at! Made worse by a significant price drop the day after I bought in too!! I’m happy to wait and see where it goes though. And afterall, it’s a learning game and no point pulling out too early just because of that. I’d be interested to know what contributors on here think a realistic (as opposed to aspirational) SP will be as the year progresses?
It's a good job Ferdie this share isn't only involved in government covid passports? If we confirm the contract with the NYSE engineering company or with another large firm it will multibag. The government part is the cherry on top of what i didn't know we had.