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Personally I'm hoping EMH will be bought out. Likely to be before production starts. And if the DFS were finished, the price would be premium, although it's likely to go for many times current mcap anyway. Thing is, an offer could appear at any time.

It's also gone up because strong evidence has emerged that Wyld may be implementing a mesh networking solution for the UK govt and NHS' covid tracking app.

I wouldn't rely on an RNS appearing. Tern are not known for issuing RNSs.

Gently, Tern own 95% of Wyld, who may be implementing a mesh network system for the NHS/UKGov, and possibly in other EU countries. This is on top of Wyld, which is a startup, winning a contract to build a trans Europe satellite liked mesh network. In addition, Tern own 57% of Device Authority (IoT security) and 26% of FVR (VR based surgical training) and InVMA (IoT Systems integrators)

No there isn't... and it may be they have to demonstrate proof of concept first.

Mistral, I copy below a post from cmackay on the ADVFN board.

"...... and it could well be that NHS are building bespoke. Wyld certainly have the capability to support them with their technology.

I think, as usual,there is much more to it than meets the eye. The reason I say this is because when I hear Apple and Google stating concern for user privacy, having worked for one of these companies myself, I can't help but interpret it to mean Apple and Google are concerned they won't be able to harvest user data and sell it to governments and private entities if governments are harvesting it themselves. It could be, and this is purely speculation, that Wyld are David to the Goliath of Google and Apple in this instance."

Countryinvest, as you can see, Wyld have stated that they're consulting into the NHS (ie govt) on providing mesh networking technology, which can do things others approaches can't. The next thing we here is the recruitment that you also mention. Which does suggest that things might be moving forward, even if it's just a proof of concept trial.

By the way, I can't remember where I read this but I have it mind that Wyld are pursuing similar opportunities with covid tracking right across Europe.

Mistral, yes it looks as though NHS have rejected App/Goo solution and gone for their ownapp, which uses a central database. This breaks App/Goo's privacy rules. I don't know why they've done this. And I doubt it's a good thing.

But what the hell// Wyld don't provide the app/ Al they care about is that it uses bluetooth, which is does. Wyld's mesh networking can work with bluetooth.

Mistral, Wyld's USP and their raison d'etre is the local comms technology. It's that local mesh networking that they bring to the table, in such a way that makes the default google/apple bluetooth system far more accurate in terms of positioning phones.. What happens with collected or retrieved data isn't really relevant to Wyld, as I understand things anyway. Yes I agree with you that I'm surprised they've opted for a central data system. GCHQ recommendation. Make of that what you will.

No update but this:

Https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/apr/28/nhs-coronavirus-contact-tracing-app-ready-for-use-in-three-weeks-mps-told

And Wyld are suddenly recruiting for 5 techies for immediate start, ads placed yesterday and today.

30% of the rise that is

Price always falls back after a strong rise. Usually by about 30%, then returns to rising. People taking profits.

.., yes agreed, stonking RNS. Feeling good about this.

(thought I'd start a new thread without my name on it!)

Yes it's paid for from taxes. What they want to call the taxes or how they want to demarcate them isn't relevant. Everyone would have no choice but to buy health services privately if it wasn't there. Hell of a lot more expensive.

So... what do you mean by socialism? Hitler's National Socialist Party (right wing)? Modern N Korea (left wing)? Mao's China (left)? Modern Russia (mostly right)? Modern China (Hybrid left with hard capitalism)? The Scandianavian countries (Democratic socialism)? America (corporate socialism where the tax payer subsidises corporates and the very wealthy)?

People chuck these words about with an air of finality and knowledge when they simply haven't thought about what they're talking about. What is socialism? What is it in the UK? (a form of democratic socialism - US style corp tax evasion but at the same time, the NHS, which is pure socialism)

Is capitalism contrary to socialism? Or is the former an economic model and the later a system of government?

What is socialism? Any country that uses taxpayer's money to provide or subsidise public common services and/or goods. NHS. Public transport. The French/German rail networks. American corporate subsidies and protectionism in the name of preserving jobs. Free health care such as the NHS. Free education, to university level in Scotland. And doing all these things with public money as opposed to relying on private companies to do them in a completely unregulated free market, which is the opposite of socialism.

If wanting good healthcare for all, easy access to education for all, employment and public standards to ensure minimum rights and some protection from exploitation is being a socialist then I am one. And if you support any of these things, so are you. It's merely a question of degree, and the spectrum ranges from nazi fascism right through to N Korea.

Lawrence the Guardian is mostly online. It's read in many countries all over the world, has an aussie version and its US sister paper is the New York Times. It runs on a donation model.. pay what you can afford... and if you can't afford, read it for free. The Guardian Weekly is also sold all over the world. Selling 60k paper copies in the UK isn't that relevant.

And it's not 'leftie'. That's ludicrous. UK and US politics have drifted so far to the right now that what used to be seen as moderate is now seen as left. Not that there's anything wrong with left. I'm left wing. If we have to stick to that old 20th century spectrum. In fact an an entirely new approach is required these days and it is emerging.

And I'd prefer champagne socialists (again, a bit of an old 1990s concept is that) than gammons and empire builders.

Finally the Guardian makes clear what it is reporting, what it is publishing as opinion, and what it's editorial stance is. All the others print opinion as though it were reported fact, and are heavily partisan. No media is perfect. But the G is by far and away the least bad of anything available at present in the mainstream. Then there's Politico and a few other that are new to the scene and are online only...

Why would the Guardian be out of business? Are you kidding? The telegraph and other uk right wing trash press are all going broke though. People are waking up to them at last.

Lawrence, this has been pointed out so many times. The German Bourses don't mark rises in the mid price, or the bid or offer. They mark the change in the price of a trade. So is trade A is a sell, and trade B is a buy, and the spread is massive as it is in Germany, then you'll see a correspondingly massive 'rise'. It doesn't mean the share price has risen, it means the price of the last trade has risen, which it would if the second trade was a but and the first one a sell.

https://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/a14xrl-european-metals-holdings-aktie/kurse

Choose the Frankfurt Börsenplatz

If you ned translation, view in Chrome.

Good quick read, especially the last section entitled 'scenario planning'. (bit of an eye opener)

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/04/coronavirus-the-economic-recovery-won-t-only-be-u-shaped-it-ll-look-like-a-wheelbarrow