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And there it is Fidelity taken a 5.22% stance in Gooch and Housego approximately 1.3m shares.

This could easily be a double bagger come Xmas it's been hammered down for 3 months and their order book is bulging.

Volume beginning to increase here as predicted and a great entry point just now.

To say that Aberdeen and Invesco are getting out is misleading as they have only traded a miniscule amount of their holdings it's what institutions do regularly to manipulate the sp. As for the CEO being replaced the story is he retired. It's all about timing this share it gets hammered down obviously but when it turns you gotta be in or you miss out as it's a rocket ship.

Took another nibble here this morning

Ssssssssh keep it secret until after I get my Dec bonus invested.

Volume should pick up in the next few weeks as heading towards FY update, good entry point just now.

Volume should pick up in the next few weeks as heading towards FY update, good entry point just now.

Gooch & Housego’s shares took a dive as a result and have fallen by 57 per cent so far this year, making them a particularly poor performer. More pain could come if it decides the carrying value of its intangible assets has taken a hit. However, we think that this is a quality company experiencing some short-term pain, meaning its sell-off provides the opportunity for patient investors to make longer-term gains. Buy. MF

Awfully disappointing share

The dividend was reinstated and safe. Not looking forward to any takeover in here for the long haul the future is bright for ghh and I'd think heading to new highs 2023/2024 and then we can hope for a bid.

FY trading update due this month is bound to be good news defence business is booming, 5G rollout is gathering pace and elective health care services are getting back to normality after the lockdown.

Invesco ltd just added 55,561 shares, they obviously know a bargain like I do to.

Market Research Future (MRFR) projects the global laser processing market to reach USD 6.11 Billion, registering a 7.3% CAGR from 2020-2026 (forecast period).
Rising Need for Miniaturization of Products and Microelectronic Devices
Laser processing is a non-contact processing technique that uses a laser beam to cut/slice materials, resulting in high quality, smooth, and dimensionally correct cuts for the manufacturer. The approach is widely employed in applications ranging from surface treatment, structuring, modification, and controlled surface plastic deformation to micro/nanofabrication techniques. This process improves material damage resistance and provides composites with no microcracks. The global laser processing industry is expanding due to a variety of causes. The preference of manufacturers for laser processing techniques over traditional processing techniques is propelling market expansion. The growing need for product miniaturization and microelectronic device miniaturization is also projected to drive market expansion. Furthermore, increased automation in manufacturing facilities has generated the potential for growth in the worldwide laser processing industry.

Tree shake before news possibly, usually the way?

Recall reading a few years ago that over 60% of revenue was in US dollars maybe more now, if so they'll be ****-a-hoop with the $ strength this past year.

Order book bulging just staff absence, recruiting and retention issues with are hopefully sorted now?

FY trading update due this month

On increasing defence spending alone this must be worth a punt surely?

As of 30th June 2022 :-

"Statutory basic EPS loss of 14.7p (2021: profit of 23.2p) includes a £1.9bn loss on net remeasurements after taxation, reflecting the high commodity price environment."