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Just trying to work out in the oversaturated market of AI whats the payday like on this share?

Still looks like it has some way to drop

Maybe we will see Cicor Technologies make a takeover offer soon to take the rest of TT Electronics, after they bought the IoT divisions in April 2024.

Looking through the past few days of trading it would appear that someone is loading up on the backend.

there has been more buys than sells by a ratio of 5 to 1, and they have held he price down with spoofs and strategic selling

(hence the strange activity on L2).

However as seen today, they have hit the point of no free float left, and this will cause the price to sling shot north in a couple of days.

Another good day, looking trough the buys / sells, it appears that this was another day of good buying.

someone on the back end is loading up on this share.

and considering they are expecting the revenue/profit to improve over this/next period the share share will easily rise again

Key Points:

Weak North American Performance: Operational issues in two North American sites have significantly impacted both revenue and profitability.

Delayed Order Fulfillment: Orders in the North American components business are now expected to be delivered in 2025, rather than 2024.

Revised Revenue Forecast: Second-half revenue is anticipated to be £15-20 million lower than previously predicted.

Lower Operating Profit: The revenue shortfall and higher production costs are expected to reduce North American operating profit by £13-18 million.

Reduced Group Profit: Overall Group adjusted operating profit for FY 2024 is now estimated to be between £37 million and £42 million.

Impact on Leverage: Lower profitability will affect free cash flow, leading to a leverage ratio around or slightly above the upper end of the 1-2x target.

Medium-Term Goals Unchanged: The Group's medium-term targets, including a 12% operating margin by 2026, remain unchanged.

Specific Issues in North America:

Operational Inefficiencies: The two sites are experiencing operational difficulties that are slowing down production and increasing costs.

Weaker Order Intake: Orders for 2024 delivery in the higher-margin components business have been lower than expected.

Cost Reduction Efforts: The company is implementing cost reduction measures to mitigate the impact of these issues.

Overall Outlook:

While the North American business is facing challenges, the rest of the Group is performing as expected. The company is taking steps to address the operational issues and improve profitability. However, the revised outlook for FY 2024 reflects the significant impact of the North American problems.

17th Sept @ 14.46 = Buy of 3.4m shares (1.9% of free float)

16th Sept @ 14.29pm = Buy of 5.4m shares ( 3% of free float)

Solid bottom formed, and some very big buying with 5% of the shares bought in the past 2 days.

Or has the steam gone out of this now?

Very simply put, if the UK Labour Government dont fund low cost energy production based in the UK, then they just sentenced pensioners to a winter grave.

Anyone under 50 wont get a state pension, and look at recent reports on employment packages, it appears that "golden" pension packages are being removed from new roles and workers due to the damage they did to BT/Debenhams etc, so expect people from the age of 20 to start to have to put 30% of their wage into pension as a standard within a few years

As it stands with demographic and cultural changes, the UK will collapse into city states, the crown will fall and the UK will be over.

We now live in a time where coops and small Tescos are having to employee security guards, where knife crime is rampant, where women are no longer same on the streets, and where the very people that hate europeans are given free houses and benefits.

The only game in town now is to strip as much money out of the UK as possible and get out of the country before it turns into a massive urban jungle of gangs and warlords.

There is only one thing clear to all, the UK is becoming more unsafe, with violent crime increasing, and the police becoming more ineffective.

The prisons are being filled with people that posted funny memes, while actual criminals are being given a pat on the back and compensation.

If you honestly think you wont be affected by the growth in crime, then you are either deluded or have enough money to live in a gated community

Its far too dangerous for women to go out to the pub nowadays, we all know why.....

and its far too expensive for men to go to the pub.

and the new migrants are forbidden to drink alcohol, so that 4m not spending money on wet goods.

marstons, now they have sold the Carlsberg partnership are doomed, I can see them sell off the pub estate to be turned into more HMO or blocks of flats.

The UK is becoming a concrete ultra violent jungle. Everyone staying at home to avoid being mugged or stabbed

If you read what i have put, I am blaming a whole raft of people for the destruction of the UK, and the tool they have used to do it is migration. The landlords with the HMO's, the lawyers with the drawn out appeals, the NGO using crisis to get funding.

I dont blame the migrants, the only nice places in the world are EU/Angloshere/East Asia. So it stands to reason that the are fleeing MENA regions because their peoples and cultures have failed to make any stable or developed nations.

but its too late, the fox is in the chicken house, and the roosters are too apathetic to stop the bloodshed

For Starmer to silence his politic opponents will cost the UK tax payer a lot of money.

That person who got nearly five years for looting Greggs and lush, will cost tax payers about £258620 for the whole term.

2022/23, the average cost of a prison place in England and Wales was 51,724 British pounds .

And that person that rob Greggs/Lush will need a prison place, which means that some actual violent criminal will be released early onto the streets as part of the rotation.

Supercharger: "Migrants are often found to be harder working and willing to learn for a better life."

if this is the case, then why did we just get this report:

" Official figures show 1,689,000 non-UK nationals are either unemployed or classed as economically inactive because they are not looking for a job."

Are you mental, the world economy is about to drop.

The western world has desperately tried to keep "growth" happening by shipping in millions of non-western peoples, however the vast majority of these migrants are economic burdens that take more out of the system through welfare and remittances than add.

The economies will crash, crime will skyrocket, and no one will care or do anything to fix the situation because the western world has become a detached apathetic land of individuals that have lived soft lives for 70 years.

Can see alot of pension funds being lined by to hold the bag across a lot of shares that have done 100% profit runs since Oct 2023 when the last big FTSE dip happened.

The big funds will want to be liquid by October with the UK Budget, and also with the US Nov election also expecting to hit markets.

So if you have some nice profits, then worth thinking of next steps in relations to this market flux

Career criminals see doing time as part of the cost to make lots of money.

If you get a 5 years prison sentence but earned £400k before that over 2 years, then for 7 years you made £57k a year tax free.

With Starmer letting out prisoners, and being soft on some demographic groups, in order to fill the prisons with his politic opponents, he is giving a big incentive to criminals to commit crime as they now have better risk to reward ratio in their favour.

Expect alot more crime focusing on high net worth people, e.g. Rolex theft, luxury car theft etc...

We are now starting to see UK pensioners and people about to enter their pension years start to leave the UK as the UK is now too dangerous a place to live.

We are now looking at an exit of circa 10m people over the next 2 years, this include Europeans returning to their home nations for retirement.

The expected out flow of retirement funds and assets from the UK is circa £3 Trillion