Water Intel. Share Price (WATR)

Thanks for sharing your research, appreciate it Taser.

Something must be going on. Steady buying surge. Q1 numbers not due until May. Lucky I topped up earlier in the week.

Just to add I expect rate cuts will hit mainland Europe and the UK ahead of the US (unless Biden has more underhand influence than I believe). This may well give a boost to small caps over the ‘scary’ summer months. It is definitely been my intention to roll an increasing amount into the sector. Fingers crossed

This share became very popular with a more speculative section of investors. Along with a credible growth forecast and extreme illiquidity due to the very small amount of shares in issuance this lead to significant sp movements. These movements attracted others and a race to the top ensued. Suffice to say it wasn’t sustainable.

However, fundamentally this company is on a very solid footing but maybe both growth expectations and profits were not matching the top market cap. Recently, in my opinion the 2 year investment plan to integrate Sales Force software and build a central hub to both allow cross selling opportunities through connected data gathering and to train more technicians is a bit behind schedule which has adversely impacted market perspective. The investment has not really been showing any tangible results and some have lost patience. But with that road finally coming to an end by the latest June I very much believe we will see the benefits and rise in market awareness in H2.

This share moves rapidly and consistently upwards and downwards. £3.20 is the low baseline. A tick up today should see momentum build this month (depending on wider market impacts). The market place is potentially huge and the savy might just begin to believe that the investments will bear fruit. The CEO is very astute if a little quiet. Targeting a lot higher and confident this will play out and reward those that recognise the value inherent in this company’s present position

Unaware what the reason for the volatility here is. Lack of dividend (CEO prefers to invest in the business which I'm fine with) or possibly the high volatility has put investors off. Its is a solid growth business that has made no major errors since I started watching it over the last 4-5 years. Management seems trustworthy and is well invested himself. I top-sliced at £4 recently and will probably top-up again soon at this level. There are no red flags for me, it's just been caught up in the general AIM slump.