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@TLWilliams an excellent post and summary of the business. As I've been trying to say for a year or so, though somewhat less eloquently, this is a diverse business with significant expertise in the application on nano-technology. Nano-tech has, in the past few years, been somewhat side-lined due to the urgency in other areas such as the environment, new battery technology and, of course the pandemic. However, on the latter point, the company has responded through using its expertise to develop a product which can take advantage of the pandemic. Unlike the pharma companies that have had considerable Government support in developing vaccines, NNN has gone it alone in the development of its masks and with far fewer resources is now positioned to gain sales. These things take time. If there is a sudden explosion of sales, great, for the short term. However, the longer-term value comes from its IP and future IP and how they develop their expertise in nano-tech into new products. Opportunities exist in agriculture, electronics and space, and many other areas. It's all exciting stuff and, like yourself, I see this as a long-term investment. As someone that advises tech companies, this is progressing well and, for an AIM listed company, in my view, one to watch, with interest.

I'm not sure why he should except to keep you and a few others here happy. Frankly, the last people he would want to do an interview for would be most people on here. There have been many disgusting and derogative comments about the company and the board. We're investors here, not waiting to be entertained by the CEO. Too many people here do not understand the business and should either do some research or shut up. IMO DYR GLA

Without the manufacturing ability, licensing is the way forward. They could be the first ARM of nanotech and become a global developer of nanotech applications. Still early days for this area of science.

Personally, I'm seeing people dump NNN because it's not shot up over night. Fantastic buying opportunity for those of us that understand the business and its long-term potential. Why all the fuss over the new CEO not making any statement yet? It takes a while for anyone to get adjusted to a new role and to be able to assimilate a lot of information about how the company operates, what the strengths and weaknesses are etc and then to set the strategy in their own mould. I am sure that the new CEO will go public when the time is right and that will be the reassurance of NNN's potential moving forward. Just be patient.

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Great bit of PR https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/nottingham-news/anti-viral-face-masks-designed-5822777?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebar

However, this needs some follow up to get UK purchasers interested. HMG needs to make masks mandatory in public spaces. No wonder cases are rising when hardly anyone is wearing a mask anymore. Perhaps the science behind our masks might encourage more people to wear them?

Agreed. The company is now very well positioned with new games coming on all the time. It seems they've got their ducks in a row and can move forward more professionally and positively. Definitely a hold as far as I'm concerned.

According to the pundits out there, it should easily hit 1.2p today and then unleash upwards after the ong weekend. Clever timing of the RNS. GLA

Ending the week and the month on a high. Onwards and upwards.

The just proves the negativity here was all wrong. Yes, the company overstated things a couple of years ago but now we’re beginning to see real traction that will bring in cash. Congratulations to all who held on here.

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TLWilliams, agreed.
The business has more or less decluttered the past and should now be able to move forward with a much greater degree of confidence. A new CEO that can provide good leadership and develop the partnerships that NNN needs to become a World leader in nanotechnology applications will be the icing on the cake. GLA

Ah but a licensing deal at 1p per mask and 1bn masks (for example) = £10m.

I partly agreeTheSyrup. I believe the longer-term value lies in the company being R&D focussed, which they’re good at. With the right CEO and support team, they can then licence their IP out. Think ARM for nanotechnology and they’ll have a great business model. All IMO. DYOR.

Just to clarify that my intent was not to ramp the price in my original post, just that there’s far more applications to nanotechnology than face masks.

Fusion boy, don’t accuse me of lying. There’s a difference between a face mask and an industrial filter. DYOR

TLWilliams, yes, there is certainly long term potential here. It’s not just the expertise in nanotechnology, it’s the ability to apply it innovatively. The masks episode was an opportunistic element that didn’t work out as well as it could have but you never know. A spin off is the wider filtration idea which could well find a market into air conditioning, have applications in space, etc. Then we’ll be talking serious money. Like you I’m in. Good luck.

The real problem has been this chat board being full of stupid people. Few here have taken a view of the company’s technology and technological capabilities, focusing instead on just the masks. As someone who works with tech companies day in day out, I invested for the longer term potential, not just an overnight speculative hit. The complete c**p written here over the past year suggests that there are lots of investors that haven’t a clue what they’re doing. Hopefully, they’ll now disappear and give everyone some peace.

I get the impression he starts today as he posted his move on LinkedIn last night. Excellent news.

There’s been some early profit taking but the news will continue to push the price up. As a tech stock in a so far under exploited area, this will fly. Of course they cannot predict with any certainty the levels of revenue from any one game. The key indicator is that the more games they are in, the more revenues will build. The other side of the coins is that, from an advertisers and agency perspective, in game advertising is still very much uncharted territory. The more games, the wider the reach to the advertising World. Happy days ahead.