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Yes, those huge delayed trades after the close remind me of what happened at ROAD for months last year as the share price went from 4p to 53p (& is still climbing). The same buying after the close showed up most nights at NCYT when it went from 20p to 1200p. There's a reason big money is buying ALRT. The RNS today is another good example. These very well connected directors are going to take the ALRT share price and MCAP to the moon.

Yes, look at those after hours prints

05-Sep-25 15:46:18 1.4572 2,000,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 29.14k O

05-Sep-25 14:11:43 1.531 2,000,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 30.62k O

05-Sep-25 11:57:01 1.2542 2,266,847 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 28.43k O

05-Sep-25 16:27:00 1.455 1,585,789 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 23.07k O

05-Sep-25 12:47:45 1.35 1,684,615 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 22.74k O

05-Sep-25 11:25:15 1.15 3,076,923 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 35.38k O

05-Sep-25 14:10:07 1.55 1,500,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 23.25k O

05-Sep-25 13:34:44 1.406 2,000,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 28.12k O

05-Sep-25 08:21:52 1.10 2,228,877 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 24.52k O

05-Sep-25 08:05:23 1.20 2,216,602 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 26.60k O

05-Sep-25 08:04:28 1.19 4,180,149 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 49.74k O

05-Sep-25 09:50:50 1.135 2,000,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 22.70k O

05-Sep-25 08:50:56 1.11 3,153,825 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 35.01k O

05-Sep-25 12:48:44 1.35 1,684,615 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 22.74k O

05-Sep-25 15:59:45 1.44 2,000,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 28.80k O

05-Sep-25 15:32:56 1.475 1,904,300 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 28.09k O

05-Sep-25 15:07:14 1.4325 2,000,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 28.65k O

05-Sep-25 14:13:14 1.506 1,500,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 22.59k O

05-Sep-25 14:07:58 1.56 1,500,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 23.40k O

05-Sep-25 12:58:32 1.39 1,798,561 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 25.00k O

05-Sep-25 09:51:29 1.129 2,145,540 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 24.22k O

05-Sep-25 14:46:11 1.50 1,640,928 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 24.61k O

08-Sep-25 17:07:23 1.87 100,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 1,870 O

08-Sep-25 15:58:05 1.90 500,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 9,500 O

08-Sep-25 15:57:23 1.84 486,373 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 8,949 O

08-Sep-25 15:56:48 1.89 526,205 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 9,945 O

08-Sep-25 15:56:37 1.89 526,205 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 9,945 O

08-Sep-25 15:52:19 1.8132 548,492 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 9,945 O

08-Sep-25 15:50:52 1.815 547,346 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 9,934 O

08-Sep-25 14:50:40 2.00 1,000,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 20.00k O

08-Sep-25 15:48:14 1.842 427,990 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 7,884 O

08-Sep-25 15:47:38 1.8098 450,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 8,144 O

08-Sep-25 15:44:41 1.8125 500,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 9,063 O

08-Sep-25 15:42:37 1.85 400,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 7,400 O

08-Sep-25 15:41:31 1.8525 453,988 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 8,410 O

08-Sep-25 15:41:23 1.8525 600,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 11.12k O

08-Sep-25 16:40:06 1.87 2,873,333 Buy* 1.80 1.85 53.73k UT

08-Sep-25 14:37:50 2.0021 1,000,000 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 20.02k O

08-Sep-25 15:33:18 1.8615 403,089 Unknown* 1.80 1.85 7,504

Yes, as Defence Holdings says in the RNS, they are "not talking about future intent, they are already actively building for the UK Ministry of Defence". FANTASTIC.

Plus, they have "a number of additional product discussions now underway across priority domains. This activity demonstrates that the Company is being trusted with some of the most urgent challenges in UK defence today". BRILLIANT.

That's why we are invested in ALRT.

This will likely be a picture story in The Times main paper edition tomorrow, so it should attract more interest in ALRT. It reads very well, below:

"Defence Holdings appoints ex army chief as chairman

The unlikely transformation of an esports venture backed by David Beckham into a defence technology start-up has been sealed with the appointment of one of the country’s most distinguished soldiers as chairman.

Defence Holdings’ appointment of Field Marshal Lord Houghton of Richmond sent its shares up ½p, or 41 per cent, to 2p yesterday, valuing the company at about £40 million.

Houghton, 70, is one of the UK’s most senior military leaders, having led allied forces through conflicts in Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan. He served as chief of the defence staff between 2013 and 2016 and was made an honorary field marshal this summer.

Field marshal has been the highest rank in the British Army for almost 300 years and is equivalent to an admiral of the fleet in the Royal Navy or a marshal of the Royal Air Force. Defence Holdings said Houghton had an “unmatched standing in UK defence”.

James Norwood, a former Raytheon executive and Defence Holdings’ present chairman, who will become deputy chairman when Houghton formally joins on October 1, said: “His leadership experience, strategic acumen and credibility at the highest levels of government and military command will be transformational for Defence Holdings. [Houghton’s] appointment underlines our commitment to building not just another defence company but the next-generation platform for sovereign capability.”

Defence Holdings was created in May. Before then it was known as Cassell Capital, which was the cash shell left behind when the David Beckham-backed group Guild Esports sold its esports operations towards the end of last year.

• ‘We’re good at launching start-ups but poor at helping them grow’

Defence Holdings raised £3.5 million from investors at the end of May to help to start its journey to become a developer of “next-generation defence technology”. Later this week it will release its first artificial intelligence (AI) product, which it says has been developed for use by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) and allied partners.

Houghton will be tasked with ensuring that Defence Holdings’ work aligns with “national priorities” and what the MoD needs. His “unparalleled leadership, credibility and access” will help with that, the company said.

Great article. Great PR. Well done ALRT.

Yes, we should see some more editorial coverage on his appointment in the next few days. We need the wider investment market to find out about this company, which will all help to widen the message about the UK's next Palantir.

Yes, the ALRT Chairman is going to open doors at the MOD. Contracts will then follow. It's how business works.

Yes and ALRT is not an AIM stock. ALRT is a full FTSE listed plc. The £394 Million could therefore have been an II loading up. Irrespective of that when a contract win is announced it can have a major impact on a share price. We have 2 MOD announcements / unveilings due. For those of us who were invested in POS we know that big gains can happen. POS went from under 2p to 25p with its SLB contract win in a matter of weeks. Plus, anyone remember PYC? That went from 1p to 30p+ in 6 days on the back of a contract announcement! Today's 50% gain is all about the new chairman and the doors he is likely to open at the MOD for ALRT. The bigger gains, however, should come on the back of contract wins. We should be hearing about an MOD contract "Imminently" according to last week's recent RNS.

Yes and 5p a share will look very cheap soon, as a poster on here pointed out last week when you focus on just how big the MOD budget is. £60 Billion + per year. "Artificial Intelligence + Ministry of Defence + Magnificent 7 = a recipe for a money making machine" was the comment on here last week about ALRT. Spot on. At 2.4p today we are just 100% away from that 5p target this week. That could happen in a blink with the right RNS announcement this week.

Yes, 3p by close today - especially in the run up to the defence show opening tomorrow. You never know how big the next RNS is going to be and we know they've said their first MOD product unveiling announcement is going to be made at the event, with a second also due to be announced.

Yes, 4p-5p a share is doable this week without a doubt. That only another 100%. We've seen that happen with many many stocks. However, like a previous comment on here today I would be much happier with 25%-30% rises each day for weeks / months on end.

Yes, the MOD is looking for new ideas for the 21st century. The sector is rapidly evolving and ALRT is very well positioned to capitalise on the fast moving changes in MOD Ai procurement. e.g. The Daily Telegraph is reporting that early designs of Robot missile warships will be unveiled this week at the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI - Europe’s biggest arms show supported by the MOD) fair in London.

ALRT up 61% at 2.34pso far today. It's just the start. A transformative week with the defence show coming up as well.

Yes, just remember what ARB, SWC and co did! It helps focus the mind on just how big a gain could happen here.

Up 48% so far today at 2.10p.

Affrm 3p a share this week looks sensible. 5p a share looks doable subject to the RNS announcement this week. We have been told at least 1 unveiling RNS is coming at the defence show. It could be a very transformative week.

"I am delighted and excited to be joining Defence Holdings PLC.

1. "Delighted because they are the first Defence Company to have been conceived, by design, to help deliver the outcomes of the emerging Defence Industrial Strategy: agile, sovereign and wholly focused on exploiting the digital revolution to the UK's national advantage".

2. "Excited because I know that the people running Defence Holdings have the mindset, culture and expertise to actually deliver the most significant capability aspiration of the recent Strategic Defence Review: lethal advantage to the UK's Armed Forces".

Our new Chairman articulates the USP of ALRT perfectly, above. He will know exactly who to talk to at the MOD and they will open the door to see him. What an excellent appointment for Chairman.

Yes and the Daily Telegraph is reporting that early designs of Robot missile warships will be unveiled this week at the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI - Europe’s biggest arms show supported by the MOD) fair in London.

Two concept vessels will be unveiled plus a new “air warfare command ship” that would be armed with up to 128 missiles, laser weapons, decoys, automatic cannons and deployable drones. It would also use high levels of automation onboard to allow ultra-lean crewing arrangements and act as a mothership for up to six smaller vessels known as deployed sensor effector platforms. As you can see the MOD is looking for new ideas for the 21st century. The sector is rapidly evolving and ALRT is very well positioned to capitalise on the fast moving changes in MOD Ai procurement.

Good to see 1.60 just popping up on my screen! Onwards and upwards.

Yes, Stockmaiden. Check out the size of the MOD budget. £53.9 billion in FY 2023/24 increasing to, wait for it, £59.8 billion by FY 2025/26. A tiny percentage of that £60 Billion for ALRT would do very nicely. Let those figures sink in because as you quite rightly point out "Artificial Intelligence + Ministry of Defence + Magnificent 7. It's a recipe for a money making machine". Spot on! Have a great weekend everyone invested in ALRT. The coming weeks, months and years are going to be very rewarding.

Yes, 20% up today. "Friday Fomo" could kick in this afternoon ahead of the unveiling of ALRT's first classified AI product for the MOD at DSEI. Plus, there's also news of that 2nd classified product for the MOD to be communicated that ALRT has alluded to.