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crazy what companies can command in USA

https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-israeli-co-autotalks-nears-2b-valuation-spac-merger-1001367023

Not going to predict a share price - I don't go there - but I will predict that volume will be higher than today.

https://www.calculator.net/present-value-calculator.html

https://webshow.ienmore.com/?activityId=1582&languageType=1

Some good numbers there.

The argument isn't about SEE and SEYE or their potential. S7teve is in the trading camp. Good luck. Most on here are holding. Each to their own.
So no need to tell each other who is/was right to buy/sell at a particular price.
Let's keep the discussion to DMS.

https://investorjunkie.com/investing/buy-hold-vs-active-trading/

"The numbers clearly favor a buy and hold approach over an active trading approach"

Just think. If you had waited an hour or so, instead of selling for 10.8567, you could have sold for 10.95.
Hindsight is so easy.

Max: The only connection I can make between bull and trap, is your trap spouting bull.

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This is from an Israeli website:
Right click on it to translate to English.

Colin Barnden is a world-renowned analyst in understanding trends evolving as a result of the technology revolution and specializes in automotive, driver monitoring systems (DMS), advanced assistive systems (ADAS), infrared vision and more. He is also a guest expert on the website www.eetimes.com where, in early February, he wrote an investigative article entitled, "Open Disaster Driver Monitoring System in Mobilia and Nevidia"In the article, which is too technical for laymen like us, Barnden claims that Qualcomm's DMS systems, which develop and manufacture them together with the very interesting Australian company Seeing Machines (NYSE: SEE.L in London or SEEMF on NASDAQ) are preferable to those that develop and manufacture Nvidia and Mobilai One of the reasons for this is Qualcomm's attention to adapting the system to the required regulation.

https://www.bizportal.co.il/globalmarkets/news/article/788620

Just opened a SB position instead of struggling to buy stock.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55806568

The whole auto industry has been forced to innovate as the move towards electric cars and autonomous vehicles accelerates.

The purchase of a majority stake in Boston Dynamics in a $1.1bn (£810m) deal in December was seen as a major step to becoming a leader in car technology.
The changes began just over a year ago when Hyundai signed a joint venture with self-driving technology firm Aptiv in a $4bn partnership named Motional.

Ireland-based Aptiv supplies the technology that helps integrate data coming from the sensors that self-driving cars rely on.

"Automobile manufacturers need to become technology companies. The old model of just making and selling cars and trucks is disappearing and the future is so much more," adds Sarwant Singh at Frost & Sullivan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55748964

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Price: 4.175

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RE: My view23 Oct 2020 09:07
It s always matter of time, Smokey. I don't understand why you are so frustrated if you have sold at 4.8p you must be happy and have a chance to buy back now 15% lower. Or if you think what you just wrote here, why are you even still writing here. Move on is TIME FOR YOU

Certain sites. ( Freetrade, 212, ) are commission free ( like robinhood in US ). So no cost for penny buying when investor has a few. They can then build it up over time.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-55936011

And one chipmaker told the Wall Street Journal backlogs were now so big, it would take up to 40 weeks to fulfil any order a carmaker put in today.

Qualcomm, which makes the processors and modems that power many of the leading smartphones and other consumer gadgets, has the same problem.

the car industry is relatively low margin and tends not to stockpile supplies, which has now left it in a pinch.

The 2021 Ford F-150 is full of innovations, features, and new technology. One of the most prominent is the 14th generation Ford F-150‘s 12.4 inch digital gauge cluster, designed by the Visteon Corporation, which has partnered with FoMoCo in this regard since 2000.
Sep10,2020
fordauthority.com

The Nissan Rogue has undergone a complete digital makeover for the 2021 model year – with Visteon supplying the cutting-edge digital cluster technology as one of three high-tech in-car displays that launches the start of a new generation of vehicles.

Qualcomm shares fell 7.6% in after-hours trading on Wednesday as the company said that semiconductor supply constraints were hampering its sales growth.

The company said sales and adjusted profit were $8.2bn (£6bn).

Although the number is only slightly short of analysts expectations, Wall Street had expected healthy gains after the US government blacklisted Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.

Analysts had expected much of Huawei's market share in the premium smartphone market would flow to Android-based rivals who use Qualcomm's chips.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55929384

Today was only the update. Full end of year guidance will come with the actual half year results statement in March.
Auto will kick in, in the second half of the year ( IMO) as we now have 3 cars in production on the road , as opposed to just the 1.