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Yes, retracing the gap to the old highs around 50p is kind of my starting base case.

This is a really really good sign. I wonder what they are planning... This is getting exciting!

TopCatz, i have never seen this much buzz on this message board. Another point is that their aren't that many exciting stocks on the AIM. This one really stands out.

They always drop news at the start of London trading.

TopCatz, for all the promise i think for it to make a sustained trend upwards we need something solid. An order or FDA clearance on Belluscura. Both likely in my view.

Would be great if one of the 2 companies testing the shock absorbers was Tesla :)

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-24/musk-hints-again-at-longer-range-teslas-and-hatchback-for-europe-khvwlgg4

TEK seems like the sort of stock which could take on a very high PE ratio. Sexy new age industries. The promise of infinite growth. Big potential profit margins etc..

L2analyst: The other plus would be that it helps to build relationships with these brands for their other products going forward.

I tend to think that a success in one of these enterprises will validate TEK and feed through into positivity regarding the rest of the portfolio.

I agree TopCatz, this was the biggest bit of news which stood out to me today.

TopCatz, i understand that Lucyd Lyte is not available until mid December so hopefully they will pick up some of the Christmas market.

FDA approval for Belluscura, or a major order for microsalt are the 2 things in the near term that can move it imo.

I am not sure what that means to be honest. If Belluscura were filling for bankruptcy i would have thought they would have to disclose that. I haven't seen anywhere else mention it though.

Adamsky - I think the low share price and fall since 2017 reflect the disappointments.

This is the first time i believe Lucyd could work.

IP3LY i feel like the downside outcome isn't a total flop. Belluscura is pretty reliable and salarius have a very bankable product. I would say that Guident is more of a question mark but is so much more credible than this time last year.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/articles/how_much_is_too_much_salt

This about salt is on the front page of the bbc today. Disappointed it didn't talk about Microsalt!

Or very wealthy.

I think the trend is up Puma33. It tends to drift when there is no news and jumps with new news releases.

TopCatz, i see the shockabsorbers as more of a long shot. These designs have been around for a while but the big auto companies have yet to put them in. It means what Guident have come up with has to be better than what the top engineers at Audi and elsewhere could do. It is not even Guident's core competency. The patent design they purchased must be pretty special.
As you say though if it is being tested, it must have something distinctive about it.