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I like to think so, Roly.

Yep 166 odd k.

I've taken a similar sized position in five or six stocks recently as I find I need that to really motivate me to research. Lookimg for my next conviction holding. So I'll add more here if I find my confidence level increasing further in coming days.

Watched this for a long time. Business and chart shaping up nicely together. Had to pay 1.24 so enjoy the little poke upwards!

Lucky we are to have a car, and freedom. Let's try and enjoy it before TRAK and similar companies ruin all our fun!

I had a lot of success with SEE and have been looking for the next automotive tech stock ever since. I think this could be one. Open to hearing other ideas if anybody has any.

Thanks dc2_. I had a dc2 Type R for seven years. Best fwd car ever made!

Been watching this for about a year and I think there is now sufficient potential to make this price worth a go fir starters. Good luck all!

I was your buyer today! Small initial position. Nice to see people still alive and kicking here. Could be good!

https://audioboom.com/posts/6950544-block-energy-bloe-starcom-star-and-malcy-on-amer-far-savp-ppc-jog-rbd

Dug out an interview on VOX with the Chairman back in 2018. Very interesting to listen in the context of recent developments and apparent direction.

Kind of by the by to start with but interestingly he mentioned a company they were working with called "Where is my cargo", saying it's a company name that "says what it does".... I'm sure he's been a strong proponent of the recent STAR > TRAC ebranding exercise! Listen to all the product names - quite a mouthful!

Focus on tracking and securing of high value assets.

Receiving "approaches from quite major companies seeking to work together to develop products together based on our technology".

"Being taken seriously"

"The companies we are named as being alongside are the likes of Honeywell and IBM...  illustrates that we are being taken seriously".  I have seen this. If you look at industry events, white papers etc you will indeed see Starcom named alongside these sorts of companies, as a major player in the industry.

Emphasis on SaaS recurring revs on top of the hardware sale.

Stated increasing focus on container market - serious 2022 relevance - the coming of age of IoT and supply chain issues we are seeing... Note recent RNSs!!

And don't forget CropX. Monitor and optimise crop irrigation etc (and more, no doubt). Can only be a (yawn ;)) growth industry.

And as he says, great management skin in the game! And they really backed the business in the last year or two with salary cuts and the like. Demonstrated genuine commitment and now we are starting to see why.

And then the longstanding engagement with DHL and a POC ongoing at a Singapore distribution hub tracking and securing high value assets - DHL POC - the here and now....  

I appreciate this is VERY brain dump-y but wanted ti share my thoughts on the interview.

Great post start to finish.

Interesting find. Does anyone with excellent product knowledge know if we meet the criteria such as:

"ISO17712 certified (I, S or H classification)
have an international standard rating of IP68"
Etc

Excellent jaczar!

If you didn't know, search Google for Google translate. You can then copy/paste big chunks of text into that and it's very good. :)

Well done all holders. Will be volatile for a while!

This gives a pretty illuminating view of the amount of research being undertaken by the US DoD:
https://serdp-estcp.org/Featured-Initiatives/Per-and-Polyfluoroalkyl-Substances-PFASs/DoD-PFAS-Page/DoD-PFAS-Page#fielddemos

Is anyone here a scientist? Would be interesting to hear any comments on the relative merits of some of the technologies mentioned.

Also, under section "Treatment Technologies: Field Demonstrations" I can only view the "project summary" links, not the "fact sheet" ones - getting a message re a security threat on those so reluctant to click through! Annoying as there is some good info in the other links.

Thanks for sharing. Wasn't aware of this guy, he has quite a following. It's actually amazing how much content there is on PFAS on YouTube.

Also really interesting to note how active Mycelx appear to have been with marketing prior to 2020. I wonder if we will see this start to step up again at some point. I do believe they already recently smartened up the website.

For anyone interested.

Good news for the company with world leading technology able to reduce PFAS/PFOA in water to "below detectable levels".

https://www.natlawreview.com/article/epa-pfas-drinking-water-limits-may-be-much-lower-predicted

"The EPA reiterated in its press release that it is committed to developing a PFAS National Primary Drinking Water Regulation for publication in Fall 2022."

"The EPA’s recent data submission to the Science Advisory Board is a strong indicator that the EPA may intend to regulate at least two types of PFAS – PFOA and PFOS – more aggressively than many initially believed"

"Significantly, the EPA’s data and scientific documents indicate that “negative health effects may occur at much lower levels of exposure to PFOA and PFOS than previously understood and that PFOA is a likely carcinogen.” "

"Beyond drinking water, though, the EPA PFAS plan shows the EPA’s desire to take regulatory action well beyond just drinking water, and companies absolutely must begin preparing now for regulatory actions that will have significant financial impacts down the road."

First trial on US soil is currently underway with BOD suggesting news should be soon.

https://www.natlawreview.com/article/pfas-drinking-water-issues-get-10-billion-funding

"The vast majority of the $10 billion in funding under the Act will likely be used to purchase filtration systems, either for large facilities like wastewater treatment plants or for residential settings so that citizens in particularly impacted communities can have PFAS-free drinking water."

Can't be a bad thing. :)

And mustn't forget that MYX PFAS remediation is also a relatively cheap technology, as well as very good!

Yes, bang on.

Then underscore that with "The pipeline of opportunities for static and mobile hydrogen storage systems continues to grow and the visibility of future demand is improving." (12th Nov RNS). V encouraging.

Where exactly can I see the sp/trading activity?

Not finding TRAC on ADVFN and no data displayed for STAR.

Beautifully said.

I would add too that Helios is still a significant product for us that appears to be at the cutting edge and well used. It is "tracking".

On another, more esoteric note, I had a dream a couple of weeks ago when the sp was around the 1.2/3 zone, that 1.8p was somehow significant. I like how it keeps knocking its head on it. I must be some sort of clairvoyant. ;)

Sorry, cursed by the LSE lag..