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Never mind, found it:

https://moneyweek.com/currencies/wise-share-price-opportunity-for-investors

So what was the verdict?

Keep getting positive updates from thiis company but shareprice not really responding. am still patiently waiting for liftoff here...

Planning to sit tight and collect the divi's

Peace in the middle east is not supporting the oil price

With the dilution i think we stay in the 140's

Trustpilot isn't used as much in the US its a danish company I think and obviously has good traction in the UK for reviews. I have also been watching trustpilot a good little metric to track. I think the US will still take a while. I didn't like Pensionbee's metric that customer awareness in the US is something like 5%, the US is huge and I very much doubt we have that large an awareness. will take a lot of marketing dollars to gain a foothold.

We at a 3.5 year high now it looks like

"RBC starts PensionBee with 'sector perform' - price target 170 pence"

700 is round the corner, might be time for me to bank some profits. the way i see stocks like this is I buy for income of +/- 5% per year. if I am up 15 or 20% thats 3 or 4 years of income already made so I shouldn't feel greedy but maybe sell and look for something slightly better value.

Its probably cheap enough now to take a punt

Time for him to go

Out of interest what site do you use for wind speeds?

IC article published today (behind paywall) titled: "Time to switch out of this manufacturer" - guessing its not positive...

https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/c6e0b65c-a3f5-4d8a-8acd-034a5158c198

Equity development are paid by strix to write this and even they are dropping their valuation...

UKW looking good today, obviously didn't read David's blog

TRIG and UKW up healthily today

700 is the next goal here

I'm not sure who the other significant shareholder you mentioned is, but at this price i'm sure strix is starting to appear on quite a few peoples radars. my only worry is that we get taken out below my average buy in price :(

FMR is the US arm of Fidelity, the investment manager. they won't take the company over - it's not what they do as they usually have internal limits on. how much they can own (not usually more than 10%). its a good sign if they have taken a position as they are usually long term investors but its no guarantee of future performance