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I'm definitely adding what I can to my holding. There's very little doubt that this company can wash its face even without FDA - just from pharm companies: with FDA it's exponential. Eleven percent down today. Even if it only goes back up to yesterday's price in six months I'll be quite happy with an 11% return in 6 months.

Any Nano holder out there got an idea what's going on? Share price keeps going up w/o explanation. This really is the most uncommunicative BOD.

Slightly worrying article here about competitors to Sweetbiotix. I don't have enough technical knowledge to judge how Sweetbiotix stacks up. Any of our technical geniuses (geniusi ?) care to comment?
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/09/28/the-race-to-redesign-sugar?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-en-GB

Let's hope no sharks are out there, preparing a bid at these levels. Any views, anybody?

Dead cat bounce? My feeling is the manic selling will self-correct from here. Let's hope some opportunistic predator doesn't dive in and scoop up a significant holding on the cheap. Thank heavens our sainted CEO holds a majority shareholding.

I think you'll find it isn't just AGL. Most of my portfolio has lost ground 'bigly' today. Coronavirus panic, I suspect.

I'm with you both. A few months more patience and a cashfall is going to hit the bottom line. Sit tight

In case anybody else was puzzled, Share Talk gave Anglesey Mining's ticker as AGL, where it is actually AYM

If you come into the AIM market expecting fast, big rewards, you'd be better off going into a casino - where you know the odds are rigged against you. SOH has set up one of the most impressive business plans I've seen in 50 years of marketing experience and is building the business with great skill. I'm convinced this holding will pay off big time in due course. It is almost impossible to forecast when the uptick will happen but I'm content to wait while the labyrinthine commercial processes play out. I'm confident that this is one to salt away for long-term income.

Anybody know if this uses Nanoco Products? See https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/lg-nanocell-tv-next-level-display-and-accuracy/?WT.mc_id=tmgspk_plrnlr_2596_AssmRkkD

NigWit has repeatedly been shown to be sound in his judgements, shares his research generously and consistently posts useful information. I can't understand why there are so many negative posts on this board. If you don't like the share please sell up and buzz off. Shares in small, high technology companies behave unpredictably and are subject to wild swings in popularity/SP. There is ample evidence that this share is going places so sit back and enjoy the ride. NW more power to your elbow!

NigWit is one of the best informed posters on this board, probably because he puts a lot of work into research which, after all he does not have to share with us. If you can come up with evidence-based rebuttal of his views, please put it forward. If you can offer merely opinion or abuse, please shut up so the rest of us don't have to wade through dozens of rubbish posts virtually every day.

Totally agree with you NW. More power to your elbow. Your positive contribution to this board is a big part of what makes it worthwhile.

No-one can fortell the future but I'm sticking in here. 1. It takes much longer than we allow for complex end-to-end solutions to be integrated with OEM's existing technology. 2. There is a significant possibility that one of the big systems integrators will seize on TCM as a takeover target to avoid much expensive development.

In answer to MOL's comment, I think it might be worth making the point that the new 2D research is not really a distraction from shipping dots. The R&D people have done their work and the production chemists are in charge there. I'd rather have the boffins looking at next decade's production than sitting on their hands, admiring their work. My fifty years experience of technology marketing suggests to me that R&D investment is rarely wasted.

I hesitate to offer this in this august forum but isn't perovskite the material that multiplies the efficiency of solar cells. Could this be be a clue to our mystery nanomaterial?

Thanks elrico, a masterly summing up.

Well done Miss BMW. Just what was needed at just the right time. Thanks

Anybody got a view on whether Vortex Biosciences is a threat to our holdings? As it is a UCLA offshoot it might reach the front of the queue with the FDA faster than AGL.