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Indeed uhlf. Was referring to your post about a late 100k , perhaps was for another board . Atb
Hi again 01234, with you now. I noticed a late 100k ‘buy’ go through a few days and posted as such, perhaps I didn’t make it clear, it wasn’t my buy. And yes, I was referring to ENET
cheers
uhlf
Cool, just hasn’t shown up yet , funny that they are withholding it. Will have to be on Monday I suppose
Ethernity traded for many years on consistent profit year on year. The IPO was to prepare and deliver a FPGA-based SmartNIC for the forseen shift from single vendor solutions to open solutions. David Levi and Co saw this several years before others. They totally changed the direction of their successful business to achieve a global focus on the event.
Now here we are with a market leading product in ACEnic-100 that has evolved in several specific solutions.
They are poised waiting for the market to open and it will very soon.
I think that believe that they have achieved a lot in a couple of years. Certainly as far as Telecom goes this tiny company is the key to the next generation.
Hi again
thought i would double check that trade. I was it on the competitors site, dunno if you can print the name here,
a d v f n, see if that will work
it was 27/01, there were around 70,000 odd sales that day and only 7,000 buys, so i did wonder if there might be a late buy in the system. Lo and behold 100,000 popped up, time given was 17.15, obviously that is the time the trade was showing up. Price was 32.6p, so certainly a buy. it's still there on that site, but if I download the last fortnights trades, its not on that, so I don't know what gives, but I wasnt mistaken, which is a relief!
sorry Uhlf I didn't mean to stress you, I'm just going on this lamo website! glad to hear atb
No problems at all 01234
atb
Looking at the numbers of DU servers required for global 5G the numbers are huge. The benefits from having the router within a CoTS server are obvious. Ethernity having a unique solution will make significant profit from this solution. Potentially hundreds of millions in a short time frame.
Certainly a lot of potential for ENET. It's amazing how some shares with potential are valued at hundreds of millions yet ENET is almost forgotten.
It's not surprising stuck on this remote alternative platform. Mainly only UK investors in a UK financial crisis with Brexit and covid
Whens the next TU due? Things have gone very quiet here, and I am expecting that must have some substantial updates on ongoing contracts and new oppotunties?
There's a lot going on in the background. I expect things to really pick up this year but the exact timing is unknown obviously.
Not sure about that TL
Raging bull market in small caps right now, esp those focussed on green economy, healthcare, tech.
AIM index has, last time I looked, performed very strongly.
Just a shame ENET hasn’t taken part in the fun. Just need to light the blue touch paper!
I think you miss the point the AIM is not accessible easily from outside the UK.
Ethernity has no presence commercially in the UK. Areas where they are commercially strong will find it impossible to buy on the AIM. Even buying from Israel is nearly impossible.
TL
There’s loads of companies on AIM that are not commercially strong in the UK and they still manage to do very well. Eg US companies listed in UK and it’s not that easy for US investors to buy, but the companies, if they are successful, can still do very well wrt their share price. I know because I own some of them!
I’m not saying AIM is the best index in the world but plenty of companies inc overseas US and Israeli co’s can do very well on AIM.
Sounds like a bit of an excuse to me?
Just my take fwiw.
I’m confident ENET will do well on AIM if they deliver.
Hmm, posted a reply and doesn’t seem to have registered.
Weird, now I can see my reply!
Uhif can you name a few because I am struggling to find any. If you buy Ethernity from a residential address outside the UK you can only buy in auction not live on the market. All seem to have Israel as a excluded Country.
TL
Here’s two that I own, there are loads of other examples of companies with limited or no exposure to UK commercial markets, other than being listed on AIM.
Pantheon Resources. PANR.US based, M.cap around £280m, usually trades millions of shares a day. Oil exploration focussed on Alaska North Slope.
Itaconix ITX Naturaly derived polymers as replacement for phosphates in detergents. US based, New Hampshire, I think, plant.
I don’t own them but I believe Kape have done well, Israeli based, but I don’t know if they have much exposure to UK commercial markets.
Tbh, I don’t think just because a co is listed on AIM it needs to have significant UK commercial exposure for the shares to do well.
I think plenty of Israeli co’s have done well, albeit some with a chequered history on AIM. Eg XLM.
Ofcourse BATM going back in time did incredibly well. It’s done well over the last year, £500m m.cap, shares very liquid, I assume but I don’t know that it’s commercial exposure in the uk is quite limited.