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(cont) or even better, any of the SPACS.

The trouble is that I'm not sure it matters one jot. I'm sure that if I was to waste half an hour, I could come up with a long list of products that are regularly for sale by successful companies and that are not proteced by a patent. Market position and commercial relationships count for a lot and Wyld are doing well in this regard.

The idea of installing a small transmitter in an IoT device and relaying it's signal via satellite, given a local dearth of ground connections, can hardly be an original idea. Ditto this 'game theory' approach, as we see. And yet no one has done it, despite Wyld experiencing an extremely positive market response. And, as they freely admit, it may be that, in a typically fast moving tech industry, another approach will emerge. Well, that's typical for any tech product. My own career spanning 35 years in the IT sector saw my employment prospects evaporating overnight on three occasions as the tech that was made by my employer became superceded. The Apple Mac vs prior Unix work stations for image retouching was an example. Nothing to do with patents. Just a different approach.

This is all part of the risk. I'm not sure it needs to be considered in the depth to which you are doing so. This IP risk is a given. A patent would be nice but to be honest, it's not worth a hell of a lot in IT. There's always more than one way to skin a cat.

As for you not being invested but believing you have some sort of patronising responsibility to keep us mere mortals informed... I have a particular bugbear about this and have come to susp[ect that people who do this are fairly elderly, backward looking, brexit supporting conservative, of whom such a patronising attitude would be typical. Honestly, I don't know where you live but go out for a walk, take up a hobby. Or something. You're wasting your precious life my friend.

If you want a good spat about the wisdom of being invetsed, go and take a look at EUA, or perhaps PIR.

Don't understrabnd. The doc states that Wyld's present claims are indeed 'novel with respect to the prior art' and then goes on to detail some' prior art' that appears to repeat Wyld's claim, but preceding Wyld.

BS are you invested? Or is all this research to help decide to invest or not?

https://www.fiercepharma.com/marketing/data-company-uses-ai-to-find-out-what-people-are-really-saying-about-their-meds-online

thanks

Yes I'd agreee with that. Wyld, at this point anyway, has the whiff of a punt about it as it's early days.

You've raised a valid point of concern. Personally I'm not going to worry about it as frankly, life's too short. Wyld are unlikely to fail. At worst they'll have competition. If they can position themselves well, with strong partners, early in the game, which is what they seem to be trying to do, then I'm going to choose to remain positive and optimistic. I'm actually invested in them outside of Tern.
All AIM stocks or equivalent carry risks. Much goes on behind the scenes and between 'friends' that we don't see. It's part of the game and the facts of life regarding start up companies. It's diligent of you to spot these issues that you point out, but it's also possible to paint a highly positive picture. If Wyld succeed, I'm happy. If not, it'll be another one down to experience. :-) I'm not going to stress about it.

Well frankly, if they don't care then neither do I.

https://metro.co.uk/2022/05/13/putin-very-ill-with-blood-cancer-says-top-oligarch-in-secret-tape-16636578/

As you seem to have a good grasp of this, may I suggest you drop the company a line and ask them about it? I'd be inetrested to hear their response.

What do Sparkledun do?

The company has replied to that objection with appropriate amendments as detailed in the annex though.

Don't expect too much from the OTC. Has it done Wyld much good?

We don't know Teddy. But one thing is for certain and that is that this mine has to go ahwead for the sake of the EU EV industry.

Actuallyt I might be slightly over-estimating the value of the properties on second thoughts :-)

Or they flog a property as part of a general chnage of direction

There's an associated vertical farming company that's already operating I believe, and the original plan was to reversde it into Traf. Or have I got that wrong? It's been so long that I've forgotten.

Wow at last.. some action. The fact that this has happened proves the beast isn't dead after all and that we're at least invetsed in an aspirational operation that may well succeed. I'm still some way under water but am now hopeful instead of despairing.

Incidentally, where or who is this info coming from?

Well let's wait and see re June. Altough I agree that they shouldn't be bragging about until it's in the bag.