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Good spot.
Results on Monday should be interesting.
Expanded testing in Japan for upcoming Olympics.
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20191120/p2g/00m/0na/014000c
Why would they do that Persimmon as cant see what benefit this would have given the small amount of PI`s invested here.
MM's supressing the s.p through 'grated teeth' to keep it below the significant 30p threshold before the Interim statement is released.
Just saw the clip, great find indeed but again very slow reaction from the sp's point of view.
Great spot
Thruvision on Fox Business News this morning in the US
https://video.foxbusiness.com/v/6104411115001/#sp=show-clips
afrc....Schroders held over 33m shares before the Thru buy-back and burn in August 2018, which fell to over 29m shortly afterwards. Their last sell amounts to less than 2% of the stock they held. One of Hargreaves Lansdown chief executives moved to Schroders in October this year. It would not surprise me if that seemingly 'cosy relationship' between the two companies has perhaps some bearing on where the shares ended up!
I dont seem to remember Schroders being a major II from the latest list on the co's website.
That would mean one of the other major II sold out and Schroders bought the stake ! Almost 20% is very significant though !
Progressive Equity Research Note published 11 November 2019 :
http://thruvision.com/download/22756/
New platform now up on main Thruvision site (13 pages)
http://thruvision.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/191112-FY20-Interims-Mello-presentation-v5.pdf
page 2 looks good - as well !
Thanks for that Persimmon. All dodgy goings on as well as alledged creative accounting which the CO did mention. Seems we are at the mercy of the ii`s regarding the SP movement. Just hope that they announce the Company is in profit soon which will have a positive upgrade. A takeover would be even better. Will just keep holding out on this one. Cheers.
ROCKETVI.....Yes this is AIM after all. But I think that most are swops. To be all X trades would invite investigation by the regulators. I did go into some depth on this subject many months ago as well on another AIM company, and kept a track of all 'buys and sells' over many weeks. It did throw up many instances of where even adding up three or four different executions over different dates they exactly matched up with one other at a later date. And I'm not just talking about trades in exactly multiples of thousands either. AIM is a corrupt market place.
Would these large swop traded be classed as crossed trades ?. Can you be certain that they are indeed swops between ii`s. You are probably correct, but these type of traded should be diffrentiated so as to not mislead.
Always remember most of these trades especially those 10,000, 25,000,50,000 etc are just swops and do not affect the s.p. If they were 'valid trades' then given the last few months we would be trading @ £5+ per share !
I believe also that a) 'creative accounting is taking place' and b) the company does not want to let go yet of control over the stock price.
There will be some speculation out there given the sudden increae in volume. Remains to be seen if profit takers move in. Am in small profit at moment but will resist taking any as i believe more is to come from this Co. Hold tight.
I was wondering why the pickup in volume. Some decent size trades gone through this morning.
Nice little taster out today on Thruvision main site. Page 3 regarding trading up to 3rd October 2019. The rest we all know about. Pre interim results to try and dilute the good news?
The next important date for Thruvision is early December when the half yearly results up to 30th September 2019 are due to be announced. The chairman Tom Black said in the results report for full year 2018/2019 ended 31st March 2019 and I quote him "We are confident we can grow revenues and margins more quickly than we need to increase costs and so deliver profitability to shareholders". Therefore I fully expect Thruvision to be in profit at this time unless of course we are to be subjected to another dose of 'creative accounting'.
With regard to the last comment. I think it would be inconceivable that both Thruvision and QinetiQ would be purchased to basically do the same job by US security overseers. As an analogy If I want to just knock a nail into a piece of wood I would not buy both a claw hammer and a ball pein hammer. I would just chose what I thought would do the job best, and I also agree with Tfb that Thruvision is the best (and not just that Due to I am invested here) to do what it is designed to do.
I too have looked at the Qinetiq solution in the past, and Thurvision looks far superior to what Qinetiq shows, which is just a color code if it detects something. I can not imagine a customer preferring this over what Thruvision can show.
https://www.qinetiq.com/what-we-do/c4isr/stand-off-threat-detection
I do agree that Qinetiq could one day be a potential acquirer of Thruvision.
Leoboy, the description of the product is exactly how the Thruvision solution is set up - a mobile unit that can be moved around easily. This video shows how it is set up - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12W-yBiFXgk&feature=youtu.be.
The Quinetiq body scanner uses passive millimetre waves i believe. The Thru ones dont use any emitting energy but use Terahertz wavelength detection from the body. Hence the trail of both to compare against what the best one is or possible used in conjunction with each other. That`s how i see this trial.
Yes, agreed Tbf good spot. The other main supplier of this type of equipment is a business Quinetiq. I looked at this supplier in some depth many months ago. It is a large outfit employing 6000 people with a turnover 30 times that of Thruvision. If there is to be a buy-out it would be my favourite.