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Nice tree shake just now. I wonder if MM's are collecting shares.

Well I'm certainly not selling. That is my choice, but obviously not everyone's. So no advice intended.

The world is about to discover the disruptive technology of elevate.io

If you are into serious video editing and have access to a Chrome web browser then visit https://elevate.io once logged in things may look quite basic for now, although editing is very smooth. The most amazing part is available. Create a project then click that "Share" button, you can now collaborate with any number of users, from anywhere in the world on the same project. It is amazing and transformational for the industry. That is why I am invested here. Enjoy! 😊 If you have any problems or suggestions, support is fantastic.

It is the nature of the business that it is developed over time. In fact almost all cloud based software solutions are in continuous development. Continuous development allows for continuous improvements as requested by users. Users don't want the old fashioned business model of create a package, which users buy, and are then stuck with the version they have, until they have to update it manually or at extra cost. One of the main benefits of cloud based software is it can be continuously improved without having any impact on the user, apart from the improvements the end users sees.

Are they some type of non standard trading platform with additional risks? Why bother joining a platform if you you can't trade ALL stocks.

Follow on from my last post. I have only just researched CPX over past hour. Certainly looks like it may have potential, just not sure it fits in with us.

I thought Maxwell was owned by Tesla, am I correct? If I am correct, if CPX lost against Maxwell, what would be the point in us taking CPX? What is the remaining value in CPX? Super capacitors are quite a different product to our current projects so taking forward R and D in them would require additional equipment and staff with additional expense. Yes we have ex Tesla BoDs, but I don't think they are working for Tesla now.

This is one of our competitors

https://www.carbonscape.com/

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Yep sodium will replace lithium in many battery uses. Sodium is less energy dense so is ideal grid battery storage systems and I think lithium will become obsolete for that application as it makes no sense using expensive lithium batteries for application where energy density is not critical . Lithium is best for vehicles in terms of power density, so doubt it will get fully replaced in vehicles. The winner in synthetic graphite will be the one that can create it with the least energy, so by definition will be the greenest, particularly is they use waste products as well.. I can't remember the companies but there are at least two in Australia

We are not developing or creating batteries (I can't see it mentioned on the website), we are developing carbon anodes for use by others in their batteries. The Chinese already are producing sodium batteries in large quantities for EVs, but there are supply issues with graphite, so a demand exists for alternatives to graphite. See https://cleantechnica.com/2023/04/22/the-sodium-ion-battery-is-coming-to-production-cars-this-year/ and https://www.whichcar.com.au/news/byd-may-launch-first-sodium-ion-battery-electric-car-in-2023 sodium batteries perform better than Lithium in cold temperatures so EVs are getting a mix of both. On graphite see https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/battery-metals-investing/graphite-investing/graphite-forecast/

StayLong.

Very dangerous to give investment advice to friends and family. I've done it, with what I considered fantastic bets. When it goes wrong, at the very least it's embarrassing, for me that has been the case. But for some, I bet it can break relationships. As for DGI, well I'm a fan but I would support the idea that having ex senior Tesla guys on board is just slightly beneficial. I mean they have taken positions in other companies as well as us, so don't appear to be 100% dedicated to us. Also Tesla employ an enormous number of people and probably only a small fraction, like probably less than 0.1% are in communication outwith Tesla with suppliers or relevant organisations connected with their role in Tesla. So how are the roles of our guys when they worked at Tesla connected to our requirements. I thought they were high up in car sales, were any senior in the Engineering and production development side at Tesla? The gains as influencers from Tesla will be very limited just to the roles they had at Tesla imho.

I put money into this company way back when the 'cloud' was a new thing, I got that wrong, although luckily I did not take a loss. That must be a decade back or more. Now the cloud is established and used by everyone, the creator community has grown massively and our technology works with AI, I'm convinced this is the time when our disruptive technology will take hold. The rewards could be enormous, but like any investment there is always a risk.

Personally I don't think we will ever see the SP this low again. We are are about to be elevated with elevate.io :)

What's all this stuff about share buyback. I keep seeing it on threads, I can't think of any AIM stock that it is appropriate for. It's the last thing the company should do. The money we have has a purpose and that is no to buy are own stock, what a risk that would be! Share buy backs are for companies that have multiple assets with far greater value than their market cap, not for companies with a little cash in the bank. It's for RIT or BP or Shell

What's all this chat about share buy backs, listing on Nasdaq, buying factories and dividends. None of those make any sense for this type of business to develop at this time. You may get dividends in 5+ years if you are lucky. I appreciate the company developing a small initial production line for the drive trial rollout, but when it comes to full commercial production for the drive at the massive scale that will be required; production will, I would have thought, be outsourced and/or produced under licence. Yep the graphite from waste project probably could be done fully in house with appropriate funding and offtake agreements, but buying back shares, buying factories and listing on Nasdaq are ways of burning valuable cash.

Share buy backs are for investment funds like RIT where the value of their actual material assets and/or stock investment holdings far exceeds the value of the funds shares. The oil/ gas companies are another example where share buy back is often used when SP drops below the total assets and funds available.

Name me a British engineering company that has listed on Nasdaq and gained any benefits from it? It costs a fortune to gain and maintain a Nasdaq listing and anyway are market cap is surely miles from the required level.

Why would we waste money buying factories surely we would lease them. Surely we are not planning on going into land/property ownership/development, that is not our business.

I certainly hope the company does not take development routes suggested by some on here!

Charliegeorge1 So should we assume you have sold your shares? Development takes lots of time and money in this industry. I doubt elevate.io will be the final product, but with all the effort that has gone into it, I am convinced it will be the winner. I have followed this company from the start, I've never been so excited about it's future prospects, the creator community is needing a premium cloud based platform. elevate.io is at least a decade ahead of any competitor and is backed by all our patents. Exciting times ahead.

"northvolt (backed by volkswagen and others)is the only company to make a sodium battery" not true, I know at least 3 others, just Google it.

Fingers crossed. :)

Smoothbrain, we all have dreams, with this company I've had two decades of dreams, I will keep dreaming.

The only tenuous link with Google we had was through J Honeycutt (worked for them in the past), but he has just departed, so looks like we will need to conquer the world alone, hope elevate.io does it for us, summer games should bring us some publicity as well.

It's a shame John Honeycutt has gone. Oh well, we have other big things happening with the summer games approaching, so that should get the publicity going for us. Let's see what Elevate.io does, it certainly needs to work, we need the SP to get off it's bottom.