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Smith and Nephew also qualifies at present.

Probably based on the same sentiment shift analysis and prediction of momentum reversal. PRES was a difficult one indeed. Vianet and Aviva were easier as was TP when it went sub 4. It tends to be more productive when the amplitude and frequency of activity is pronounced. Research into the underlying credentials and product offering and strength are also highly relevant. That helps weed out the smoke and mirror shares.

Please don't say 'I didn't tell you'd
This has whistles and bells all over it for cutting edge UK business innovation. Either alone or as a prime takeover target it screams out.

You won't get a better chance.......
Make an informed choice and congratulate YOURSELF when it increases by 50%.....or more.

From last year's finals
" Hardide has a strong and sustainable strategy and business model; and that financial performance will benefit from our very high operational gearing as revenues recover."
Looks very promising now as recovery escalates.

Just a matter of time now. Next RNS from any one of multiple projects in place will certainly not send this price lower......great innovative British company active in aerospace, green energy, battery tech and o&G. Others with sector exposure like this are flying whilst Hardide sits below the radar. What an opportunity with a measly £16m MCap and new fully funded SOTA production facility. Locked and loaded.

Alternative energy applications are a growing part of our business. The Hardide-T coating is helping to improve the manufacturing process of Li-ion batteries by reducing the wear of key components by a factor of up to 460x compared to stainless steel and improving battery efficiency by significantly cutting iron (Fe) contamination of graphite anode materials. Li-ion batteries are commonly used for electric vehicles as well as for military and aerospace applications.

Several applications have been identified already, just one being the exciting development with a large, US-based manufacturer of electric vehicles. Testing is progressing well and at a swift pace.

This could imminently light up the shares, taken from May interims-
Leonardo Helicopters has now resumed testing of a new transmission system containing Hardide-coated parts. Test results and final approval are now expected in August 2021.

:)

Just loaded up but not showing as buy yet.
Next trading update due anytime should indicate traction here. New Bicester plant open, approved and running plus 'interesting' developments in application to green energy and battery tech with major players. Plus the usual aerospace and O&G. Bought in after watching the Bicester facility video and expected newsflow. Can't see much downside from here but upside given sector exposure looks 'considerable' imo.

If ever there were a screaming acquisition target coming out of Covid then this is it. The share price nadir must be imminent or just passed and all the drivers are in place for either a big rerate or t/o by a US operation (J&J have to be favourite over Stryker). Given the worldwide exposure of S&N with manufacturing facilities across the globe, pent up demand for joint replacement and wound care, this surely can only do up as covid eases.

Sold my LGen as it's now xd and piled into S&N having followed for years and realising this was a transition time. Backlogs for joint replacements are huge and growing as are all the arenas into which S&N plays. Covid was a blip......expect a lot of update news as restrictions ease and secondary health care providers engage private carers and plc to to clear waiting lists. Top class company with the eternal bid possibility from J&J or Stryker. Too darned cheap below £14.

I can think of hundreds of shares not to be overweight in.....Aviva is certainly not one of them and I expect your purchases will prove both excellent timing and a shrewd investment in retrospect.

Seriously time to retest £4.30 again as we run up to good interims and finally crash through the glass ceiling......to infinity and beyond....

Following recent pullback I think the bottom bounce has happened and Aviva should now rebound strongly. Prospects are looking ever better with strong fundamentals, emphasis on UK, Canada and Ireland and lots of cash in the coffers. Looking in better shape than for years so let's see if Amanda Blanc can not only float the boat but arm it and make it fight...

Perfect weather for hospitality to fling open the mask-free doors and reap the rewards of being Vianet connected. Excellent prospects from here with updates and newsflow beckoning.

Upward momentum from here. Outlook moving out of lockdown very positive and work done during restrictions should multiply the benefits and go straight to the bottom line due to gearing.

Perfect recovery stock for hospitality sector with a very positive and confident trading update.

Sets the scene for good upgrades as we move past July 19th. Solid.