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Hi Antelope
I very much agree.
The other companies I mentioned might do well but I dont believe they have the potential of TERN.
Its very difficult to estimate how big TERN could become if things go well.
Device Authority FVRVS and WYLD all have the potential to be Unicorns.
INVMA and Talking Medecines could also be worth a pretty penny in time.
I mean Tern own 56.8% of DA!
I don't know all of those, but those I do hold very small percentages of their investees. So the value of those investees has to be astronomical for them to make any real money from them. (Vela strikes me as a joke.) Compare that to Tern.
A while back, I did a bit of researching for other investment opportunities like TERN.
I checked out RGO, PIRI, VELA, FIPP, TEK and a few others.
I bought into RGO and FIPP and I'm still keeping a close watch on PIRI, and TEK.
VELA, was once a basketcase lifestyle company, but looks like it might be being turned around by new Directors and could be one for the future.
However I'm still of the opinion that non of them are any better then TERN in terms of potential.
Though it must be said that I bought into TERN at a price lower than the current SP.
The object of the exercise was to identify a more mature example that could provide a guide as to where Tern could go. But it seems there aren't any. Tern may be unique, partly because of the strength of it's investees, but also because, unusually it seems, it owns such large stakes in them. The majority holding in the case of DA and Wyld.
Absolutely agree about Frontier IP and Tek. Both excellent prospects which won’t be at current levels for long.
All press is good press, as they say.
Tbh with you I don’t think that, nor how many private investors get hyped up, nor any other pi boll0cks matters one kit here...
There will now be plenty of people holding who don’t really know what they’ve bought & they will I am sure sell up at the first price of temptation only to be replaced with the smart money who do “get it”.
The PA has been pretty incredible here for a few months ever since that 26m volume day back in feb / March someone has been buying all of the loose stock... the ones who have manipulated the price for the last 3/4 years have been locked out
&.... DA have the best in class IOT security setup in the world... in a world that is now crying out for IOT security it clearly having been a huge oversight.
Then add in fvr, wyld etc
Could go to £10 even without a sale.
OK fair enough but normally any advertisement no matter how trivial it may seem is always good!!!
It's some meaningless one liner, that's misses the point anyway, typically of that rag.
"Firm upbeat on online device investments"
Anybody out there pay to read the mail on Sunday ? I could never bring myself to do it.
Got it from Adfn!!
I think Itaconix ITX could do something like Tern. It's already up from under 2p to 10p but still very cheap. It produces bio-polymers based on itaconic acids which could be game changing with enormous 'green' applications - replacing detergents, acrylics in paint, industrial coatings, construction applications, replacing some plastics and much more. It has significant partners - Croda, Neuryon, Palmolive etc.
Apparently we've been mentioned in a positive way by The Mail on Sunday if you haven't already heard folks!! :)))
Worth checking out FIPP.
Tends to focus on university spin offs.
TEK is another fave of mine esp the “regenerative shock absorbers” technology, pretty damn impressive. But I don’t think it will bag anywhere near as many times as this will, if they get it right.
".... to see if there are any equivalent companies to Tern out there"
Nothing as outstanding as what Tern with its investee companies have to offer. I know the focus is on DA, but the rest of the stable also have massive potential. In particular Wyld and its tech could out perform DA.
Thanks. I'm asking not because I'm looking for other investments but to see if there are any equivalent companies to Tern out there in order to get a feel for what might happen here. But I'm stating to think Tern may be unique.
TEK has an interesting portfolio of companies. Owning big % of their investees. One in particular being a company called Guident. It has a small m/cap which could catch fire one day and Ive been invested for some time.
However if I had too choose which one I would topup, then it would be Tern, even with the recent surge, its investee companies are so much more impressive.
A further tech share worth a look at is ENET (not an investment vechicle though) ... great posters on the BB, impressive IP in a massive market. Plus its m/cap is tiny and doesn't reflect the huge potential.
GLA
Im not selling any Tern though and will only review the situation at first buyout or IPO of one of their investment companies.
... other companies similar to Tern (ie investment vehicles and start up incubators) in order to see what their mcaps are? I know of AAA at 546m, but I also know of PIRI at 16m. Neither were attractive to me as the first only seems to have one investee, and the second owns such tiny percentages. Tern owns large percentages of several good investees. I can't find a similar proposition...