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Well they'll soon be lost in the mists of time. Embarrassing, that's all. :-)

Oh crap, I'm on completely the wrong board. Apologies to the thought police, and please ignore my last two posts!

In fact, here's the second one again, just to underscore the point.

To understand the tech and the degree to which it is being utilised, both on an SAAS basis and as a white label product, all you need to do is follow, fairly intensely, the media coverage, press releases and publicity material of some of the largest players in the sector, namely Gemalto, Thales, Comodo, Intel and others. It's not about joining dots, or not exclusively, it's about simply reading what's out there. I agree that Tern are remiss in not keeping people more up to date on developments, but then developments are coming thick and fast. And not just for DA.. look at yesterdays news regarding FVR and the Mayo Clinic for example. So Tern would be issuing endless RNSs, which would be silly. And to state again this tired old one liner that Tern's NAV is whatever, rather than acknowledging that valuing a startup is to base numbers on potential, simply reveals ignorance, or ulterior motives.

..to 'invester' seem to have been removed. It's funny how shorters can spread whatever misinformation they like but the board's thought police delete a critical response. If my posts had been abusive then I could understand it, but they weren't.

.. are some very strange trades gong through, in terms of size and regularity.

To understand the tech and the degree to which it is being utilised, both on an SAAS basis and as a white label product, all you need to do is follow, fairly intensely, the media coverage, press releases and publicity material of some of the largest players in the sector, namely Gemalto, Thales, Comodo, Intel and others. It's not about joining dots, or not exclusively, it's about simply reading what's out there. I agree that Tern are remiss in not keeping people more up to date on developments, but then developments are coming thick and fast. And not just for DA.. look at yesterdays news regarding FVR and the Mayo Clinic for example. So Tern would be issuing endless RNSs, which would be silly. And to state again this tired old one liner that Tern's NAV is whatever, rather than acknowledging that valuing a startup is to base numbers on potential, simply reveals ignorance, or ulterior motives.

Yellowsnow (well named). Of course, if the 'BB peeps' are buying the shares, it's because they've done their research, understand the tech and the market, and know what a bargain these shares are. Your cliched deramping, churning out unsubstantiated drivel as an oh so obvious shorter, merely proves your ill informed ignorance. And your agenda of course. To borrow the shares of others and set about reducing their value. Here's looking forward to you getting cooked alive.

Short term profit takers selling on the news.

Concur completely Simon

That's an opportunity for a very interesting conversation Earache...

Or a better explanation:

https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/spelling/initialisms

Ah, it's RNSs. Thought so.

https://painintheenglish.com/case/184

the RNSs, when they arrive, pack some punch. I respect KC and believe he's doing a good job, but his RNSs do tend to be a bit dry and understated. (is the plural of RNS, RNSs or RNS's?)

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/oct/25/europe-migrants-need-to-go-home-says-czech-prime-minister

There's also that 24p resistance point encouraging traders to cash in. If we can break through that, that would be a very good thing.

The longer term chart shows where the politics and the sudden collapse in Lithium miner stocks hit us, and where we ought to be heading back to now.

https://www.screencast.com/t/ojrfbLUeidd

Because whenever there is a rapid rise, and we've just seen 25%, people who are not in for the long term take profits. AIM is full of traders who don't even look at what a company does, they just follow the charts. See something going up... buy in and take their 10%. And a pullback from a spike like this usually amounts to between 30 and 60% from the starting point. It's not a certainty of course. And the price might hold despite profit takers. I certainly hope that it does. But this is always a problem with rapid rises versus steady climbs over a longer period.

Here come the profit taking traders.

Anyone know what that sentence actually means?

We need to crack resistance at about 24. After that, 28 is next stop it seems.

https://www.screencast.com/t/e0a3KKODt