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I don't think that really makes a lot of sense Badsterman. That the market is happy to hold Microsalt at 93p a share, and yet the market also thinks that Microsalt will collapse in the next 11 months.

Exactly. 500kgs per hour from one customer as an initial order. Difficult to get your head around these numbers. Seems like the possibilities are almost limitless. What is the upper estimate on Microsalt? Is there even an upper limit?

Feels like it is a license to print money.

Did you see the size of customer D?!

My guess is Microsalt is going to go up tomorrow :)

*all valued at less than 0 means that there is only upside anyway.

*all valued at

Hi TopCatz, the last communication on the shock absorbers was as follows:

"Progress is underway with multiple car manufacturers, to assess the manufacturability, cost, and the best approach to rapidly bring the technology to the world market."

This sounds like an advanced stage in the process. That they are discussing how to implement it with customers rather than whether it works. So the next announcement could be an order.

It seems to me that any agreement with a vehicle manufacturer will be consequential. Firstly, because the minimum order size is already fairly large one would think. But also, because it will validate the product. Either it is viable in which case they will get a lot of orders or it isn't in which case it is worth 0.

It also seems that there are a number of competitors and that one design must likely be superior to the others, and that design will ultimately become the standard. The fact that they have got this far and impressed on initial testing bodes well though.

Given that Guident + Shock Absorbers + BELL + LUCY + TEK services are all valued at

Hi willibobs, why are you so focused on what level your bought at? Why would that determine the best point to sell?

Has your account been hacked TopCatz?!

Yes, Rick Guiney is phenomenal. Shows what can be achieved.

It isn't so much that their isn't information (although i would like more), it is that it is on a very piecemeal basis. You have to constantly keep track of it and look at outside analysis to put it all together.

Really, it should constantly be updated on the website and in a clear way so people can understand. Agricore did a much better job of putting together the business case than TEK management have ever done.

*on the Tekcapital website.

Yes, people wonder why TEK trades at a discount...

TEK could do a lot better in promoting its businesses. Cliff seems to pop up once a year. If you were a prospective investor where do you go to find the information on the 4 companies? Do you have to try and trawl through all the past RNS's and interviews? The information on the 4 companies on the Tekcapital seems to have been last updated in 2021.

When you have companies without much of a track record of revenues/earnings, then promoting them and explaining the business case become even more important.

But i definitely concur with the point that Guident and its business model seems too confusing for many people to understand.

I can see the advantages to listing TopCatz, but should bear in mind there are also disadvantages. Not least the regulatory burden. If they don't need the funding then may well hold off for now. I am not sure that the priority of Guident management is to boost the TEK share price...

On the shock absorbers:

"Progress is underway with multiple car manufacturers, to assess the manufacturability, cost, and the best approach to rapidly bring the technology to the world market."

This sounds quite an advanced stage to me. The market could be downplaying the shock absorbers too much. When/if they come to fruition the orders could be sizeable and come in quickly from "multiple car makers"

On Guident itself:

"Guident is making significant strides in expanding its sales pipeline, marked by a recent transition from a direct sales model to a value-added reseller approach. This strategic shift has accelerated sales traction through collaborations with our global partners.

Guident is pleased to report a notable uptick in Requests for Proposals (RFPs), demonstrating heightened interest in their teleoperation services. Guident's interactions with their initial customer, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA), remain ongoing, and the Company is actively engaged in multiple additional upcoming projects."

What stands out here is the strategic shift, and the increased pipeline owing to this additional sales channel.

It appears that the RMCC service is also seeing progress - "a notable uptick in Requests for Proposals (RFPs)" and "and the Company is actively engaged in multiple additional upcoming projects." and so i expect another big customer to be added to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority fairly quickly.

The way i read it, Guident seems to be at a similar level of development as Microsalt. Maybe slightly behind and deserves some publicity (Microsalt only really got a lot of talk after the IPO)...

1. The buy and sells are not always correctly labelled.

2. There may be more buys but at a lower price. Doesn't mean much to compare overall daily buy and sell volume.

I encourage people on here to have a bit of perspective. Stocks which go up a lot also tend to have sharp pullbacks as well. Best not to get too obsessed with day to day moves and let it play out. If you believe in the long run value proposition for this company you should be invested. Otherwise you should not.

I think some BELL earnings results are due very shortly..

My view is that SALT and TEK rose more quickly than expected and are now correcting quickly as well, but ultimately finishing up about where i expected.

Worth about £125k those 2 buys at the end. Market maker is obligated to provide a market even in low liquid conditions. That is why the spreads are so wide (>10% usually). They are required to maintain inventory so as to be manage risk exposure effectively.

I think the market maker is on the other end of the order. It was executed at the bid price and not the ask price.