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It was going to be a temporary V shape recovery, 3-6 months and Covid would be gone, he said. The story always changes. In order to be right about these things usually means being prepared to spend a long time in the minority; investing against the tide so to speak. CINE may survive but if there is only one lesson learned from Covid, it that it is impossible to say that it will survive yet.

Srategic Aliiance is not a merger. Far too many acronyms for my liking, but alas, this is the world of tech.

Yup, didn't understand a word of that.

Hello Aimimg. I've not seen any DHC green light up my screen for a long time, so has that awful individual finally been worked out by the LSE moderators? The man would be bankrupt many times over if he did actually follow his own advice - INTU first, CINE next?

Sympathies for those who invest here on the advice of the duplicitous Doubleheadedcoin whose only "skill" seems to be profiteering at the expense of naive investors.

So the bears are prediciting a worst case 100-200% gain and it's not time to buy..?

posted 28/9/20. They seem pretty happy with the trials. Diesel fuel savings of 2,000-2,500 litres per annum, so roughly £3k pa for an installed system costing little more than that, and can be combined woth LNG trucks too. The business case is compelling.

https://www.voslogistics.com/en/vos-logistics/updates/solarontop-milestone-sustainable-transport

Well the news item was posted by the company on twitter just 33mins before I re-posted it here, so please don't shoot the messenger. And to be fair to the company, the good news RNS had been lost in the whirlwind sell off last week, so I think it is good to re-read in a different mood.

https://renewablesnow.com/news/verditek-wins-contract-from-australian-mining-co-715167/

It will be on the man's Buy recommendations list next week.

Today's lesson is that the market is now only excited by news of bigger initial orders or confirmation of follow up orders, and it won't be moved by deals like the one today, unless perhaps we start seeing a lot more of the same come through. So it is disappointing, but it's the new reality.

Like I said the salt is the winner in this portfolio, at least for the short term

Very good post Martyh thank you for taking the time to post that. It is correct to point out that Winnifrith is essentially backward looking in his criticism of the company and he doesn't give any credit for the here and now. The company just needs time to win orders.

I've been keeping an eye on it banaman, but I've not seen it posted. They seem to be making good progress with Los Lomas

TW is the Katie Hopkins of the investment world, and from where I am sitting it's not a good look. The man loves destroying other people's good work and hard labour very often unfairly and in the most awful style. What a lamentable quality it is for anyone to achieve 'success' in that way.

Oh the imagery.... These videos sound worth a listen. Can we say the PR team habe ramped up the output right on cue, it seems much better now.

For the 3rd time, who else has tried the crisps...?

Actually, don't bother, I see it's a promo you have posted 289 times....

Can you summarise please for non Twitter users like me?

Yep, I agree. Surprising lack of news of late. Are they doing nothing at all? What is the point ramping up the factory output when there have beem no more published deals. If big contracts take a longer time to negotiate tell us about progress on other stuff, please.

https://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/tekcapital-shares-book-palatable-30-rally-on-microsalt-distribution-agreement/

The partnership between the two companies is set to involve an ‘aggressive’ B2B outreach initiative to source new customers, attendance at food trade shows such as Expo West and Supply Side West, and securing customer opportunities outside of the US.