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Clearly, by the very fact that the Directors dumped their stock circa 4p, tells us that any upside from here ( aside a change of the Guard) is seriously limited.

It's always a dangerous strategy to follow previous price breakouts, such as 80p - as much as we'd all like to see that happen.

However, back to the current scenario , I'm feeling like a fool for sticking with this stock.

Certain Discovery Channel Miners would have had Parys Mountain dropped in quick time and on to the next job, with more than a few quid in the Bank!

But they do flip their options at 4.18p having let new investors pay 6.15p a few months earlier?

It's peanuts really, but it doesn't show any level of optimism by the board does it?

Forgive me for being slow on the uptake here, as I've not been paying attention to the news flow.

Apologies George, I withdraw my last comment.

Just frustrated.

Agreed Mike, it really is beyond poor.

Feels like the management are just sat there, drawing a wage every month.

It's because the company is a Dinosaur.

All Jam tomorrow.

Incredibly frustrating.

Personally, I think the potential in the company right now is huge.

Exciting times ahead.

Well let's hope fair to middling!!

I'm sure it will all click into place in good time.

GLA!

Some excellent points made today by all involved, without descending into chaos like some chats on LSE.

It's been quite refreshing!

Many thanks Salvadori, all good points.

Regards

Harry

Topped up this morning.

Don't get down hearted - plenty of positive activity going on within the company.

Interesting that DBay have transferred their holding from Sparkasse Malta to Pershing.

There was renewed interest in the stock yesterday, that pushed the price up through the £2.35 level before settling back at £2.29 at the close.

Up they go!

Is that on the back of the AGM yesterday?

Morning Salvadori.

I think it's positive to look at the positive and negative aspects of any company - especially from an investment point of view.

May I ask are you local to the company? Just from a perspective of commentary on furloughed staff etc I think it's good to get a feeling of what's happening at the factory gates.

Regards

Harry

The story is fantastic, and progress is being made across the board swiftly.

The share price, is being held back by the fact that there is 3.4 Billion shares in issue. That's not to say they won't move, but it does take time to clear out sellers at certain levels.

I'm a holder, and am looking forward to further positive developments.

Great to see Filtronic on the move at last and well deserved!

There certainly seems to be a fresh approach by the BOD to promote the company in light of the uplift in the Business.

Happy holder!

Agreed.

The lockdown is unwinding nicely, and people want to treat themselves and have cash to spend.

I've topped up recently at the current levels and am happy to do so.

GLA

Agreed Itsyou.

These Guys are exceptionally sharp.

Evening Moniman

As I mentioned previously, the Risk / Arbitrage Hedge funds are in play here (IMHO).

Dbay are under pinning the action at £2.20 and it seems that that are more than a few Industry players who would like to get their hands on Telit. Only problem is that they'll have to speak to Dbay, and I suspect would have to pay a decent premium to gain their blessing.

We've already seen Ublox walk away and that bid was worth North of £2.50 at the time. So I think it's fair to say from a risk reward percentage, it ticks many boxes for large, short term Hedge funds.

Morning Slim

They're £38.95 each for an 8KG Kettlebell, 20KG £62.95, 24KG £73.95.

I've noticed also, that they are live on Amazon now, which again is a positive.

Price wise, I think they're competitive for what they are - a premium product. Yes, there are cheaper alternatives, but that can be said for most product offerings. The important point is they're on point for their product.

Another point to make, is that this is a British made product of Quality, manufactured in a Foundry with a superb Heritage. I think there is a fundamental shift right now, to support British goods, rather than to revert back to cheap and cheerful Chinese manufacturing.