Applied Materials, the world’s largest semiconductor equipment maker unveiled Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) equipment specialized for new memory production. The company said it is confident of selling $100 million worth this year, Applied Materials Korea said on July 17.
http://en.thelec.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=419
Perhaps we ought to export the Extinction Rebellion protesters to Texas
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Will-The-US-Gas-Glut-Cap-Oil-Production.html
Difference between "The Competition" and Bigdish is summarised below:
BigDish is unlike general restaurant discovery/reservation platforms such as
OpenTable, TripAdvisor and Zomato, membership deal-based platforms such as
Tastecard and High-Life Diners Club, or daily deal platforms like Groupon, which push
customers to go to the restaurants at any time. Rather, BigDish encourages diners to
go to a restaurant at a particular time and receive a discount that is attractive to them.
Reservations can be made within seconds, with no advance payment, and are
confirmed instantly. The time-allocated discount is automatically applied to the bill.
The restaurant pays a pre-agreed fixed fee to BigDish for each seated diner who
makes a reservation via the BigDish app/website.
Federated has 22 publicly announced customers and partners including Verizon, American Tower, Samsung, Ericsson, Nokia, Qualcomm, Ruckus, ExteNet Systems, Midco, and Syniverse, among others. The company also has 15 commercial service contracts in place and 30 OEMs fully integrated with Federated’s SAS.
Fastest and most consistent 5G signal
https://www.rcrwireless.com/20190715/analyst-angle/kagan-5g-signal
Looks a lucrative take-over target Marty at this price. Would be pretty gutting if you popped out when the bid popped in for a few quid profit here or there
Thanks for the post Jongle. Interim Results are going to be interesting with so many variables, but rather than trying to guess the outcome I will read the RNS on the 23rd July and if I believe the market has understated the value of the sp, will buy in then.
Must agree with you Jaytee, RNS was a real mixed bag, revenue flat and little progress made with a number of the older collaborations, which must be frustrating for the company, juxtaposed with positive indications through the REACH accreditation and procurement of additional equipment for scale-up that are positive signs for the near future.
Analyst target to beat is 16% rise in revenue.
Forecasts for revenue growth point towards a 16% rise; down from 40% and 66% in the prior two years. The decline in share price provides an improved dividend and earnings per share (EPS) outlook, yet this slowdown is certainly something that traders will be keeping a close eye on next week
https://www.ig.com/uk/news-and-trade-ideas/fevertree-share-price--what-to-expect-from-h1-results-190716
Couldn't agree more monty. The quote from Sanj
"After having been an integral part of building two restaurant booking platforms in my previous roles, it is important that shareholders gain a sense of the bigger picture of the journey that we are on. I would like to repeat what I previously stated, that 'the platform, as it stands today, will be unrecognisable by 2021"
is highly significant. Treat this share like a two year cash ISA and look to cash out then.
Looks like a poor trading update from BARR has had a negative impact on the sp this morning
too keen
Be interesting to see Crystal Amber's latest holding. They don't seem to keen to publish their monthly net asset value which is now a week late compared to previous months published figures
Quite promising that fevertree is second to that well established brand in the USA as a whiskey mixer. Also believe Moscow Mules are extremely popular in the states
Perhaps if Peel Hunt had seen fit to send a more senior person than their Oil and Gas Research Analyst the quality of the question would have been better and hence the initial response less terse, Panmore Gordon so fit to send their director of Oil and Gas Research and hence may well be looking at HE as a more serious investment proposition
ash, suggest you check your facts, the Panmure Gordon rep Colin Smith had his question which concerned future ownership position addressed quite politely and adequately by the Chairman Alistair Stobie
Look, I think we all agree that communication is important and is an area the good Dr needs to work on, however, having reviewed the 7 personality traits associated with a good CEO identified by Forbes, I would say that the good doctor scores highly on the remaining six traits and will do for me.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/deeppatel/2017/06/15/7-personality-traits-every-ceo-should-have/
Jongle,
No I haven't recently visited the states, however, ginger beer/ale is a natural mixer for whiskey whilst tonic is primarily associated with gin. A run through USA zip codes and the variety of fevertree mixers stocked (which are extensive), where only one variety of fevertree mixer is stocked, ginger sems to be more prevalent than stores just stocking tonic water. Consequently, as sales of whiskey appear to be soaring in the states, it would appear to be a logical deduction that sales of ginger mixer would be high too AIMHO
Shouldn't just be focused on gin, fevertree ginger is a great mixer for whisky and to that end great right up on Diageo in the Sunday Telegraph, who have seen their whisky sales take off in the USA. This might explain why Fevertree ginger seems to be stocked everywhere in the USA.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/shares/questor-like-good-scotch-back-drinks-cabinet-diageo-seems-get/
Thanks for the webcast post MissDosh. Quite a long watch and listen but the Q&A's were of interest, not so much as what was asked but who was doing the asking. Panmore Gordon, Jeffries, Peel Hunt, Artemis, Morgan Stanley and Hannam and Partners to name but a few
Think you meant a sail off if the II's start to get involved