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Great turn around over the last two weeks. I’m very pleasantly surprised we didn’t see a big sell off preventing SP progress at mid late twenties! Perhaps a sign that investors are realizing the potential or they know more!
I though the recent interview started slowly and was quite boring but when he got into the swing it’s obvious he’s very astute and a strong leader. A little more patience required but this share is going to be big and I have a suspicion that Bell will make an announcement soon and we’ll back at the 150p mark!
Good bye mortgage!
Agreed and confident that we will really and long overdue move forward . We have seen the obstacle of these shares being resold at profit before though and that’s a lot of shares to be sold over a short period of time.
I hope I’m wrong but this will hinder progress in the short term.
I’m hoping for news of a decent contract wether that be within Tek or possibly a Bell deal in China.
Bell is definitely going places and at a great price currently.
I’m surprised Tek don’t make more of the Bell PR through their own routes ie RNS… etc as they still hold a large chunk and Bell’s performance influences Tek SP.
Laughable reading your posts!
I agree that there are some over inflated comments on here but you really must have some time on your hands and lead quite a negative life.
To all, I suggest you stop feeding this guys ego and trust your judgement. Im into Tek for a few hundred grand and Im confident I’ll see a great return once we get past the current news issues. Patience required.
Spot on! We are being treated like fools.
If I honestly didn’t think this had the potential to help me retire early I’d be out, whether the business is run to that potential we can only hope!
If you sell your house for the asking price in a short time you’ve under priced it, same applies here!
Great businessman’s product but can’t help thinking I am being taken for granted here!
Communication is also extremely poor and the answer ‘they must be too busy’ mentioned recently is not justified. Communication is everything even when it’s not good news. This is key to managing expectation and getting buy on from investors, the recent IPO that didn’t materialize being a good example.
I know the response will be ‘perhaps this isn’t the share for you’ and ‘this is aim and based on potential’ but again that doesn’t stack up. There comes a time when a business needs to deliver and meet expectations. The comments on here of ‘I expect 50p, a £ …..’ don’t help either!
This is a reality check and anyone who has become emotionally attached to the stock should think again.
The potential remains, this is still a business with great products but it’s time to deliver on at least some of the expectations and start communicating clearly and positively.
I agree on the communication, I said similar a few days ago and was shot down. Perhaps my expectations on clear communication are too high but any communication is better than none and managing investors expectations can only support the SP.
I hold a lot of Tek and Bell stock and I’m confident in the tech and management of but good communication helps remove doubt and when all this positive news drops I’d rather we were at a stable 35-38p rather than where we were a few days ago which was due to those doubts in my option and hearing you sold up supports that.
My faith on the tech, the markets Tek are involved in and the management holds and so do I.
The special divi was promised before but it would be mad to sell out of Bell for a while as there’s no doubt we will see £2 and more. Bell would not have agreed manufacturing in China without contracts to be announced soon. It could happen very soon or perhaps later in the year but I’m confident Bell will go to £2 and quite possibly considerably more quite quickly.
ST saying what we’ve been saying and known for a long time! Let’s hope it’s recognised from here and we see true value. As he basically says it is still a bargain with all the basics in place. You don’t need to be an expert to see where this stock will go.