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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-30/spacex-to-loft-satellites-to-hunt-pirates-and-maybe-terrorists

Eventually, the company hopes to have 10 separate, three-satellite flocks zooming around the globe. With that much hardware, it will be able to scan any part of the world in less than 30 minutes. “It’s going to move pretty darn quickly once we have live data from space,” DeMay said.

HERE WE GO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=51rlXm9Gzh8

As Bloomberg reported, three of the toaster-sized satellites belong to HawkEye 360, a startup company looking to sell their satellite system's ability to hone in on hard-to-track radio frequencies to defense and intelligence clients, including government agencies like Homeland Security or Coast Guard.

Pirates and smugglers regularly turn off GPS devices to avoid detection. Instead, they rely on satellite phones and CB radios to communicate and coordinate their illegal activities. HawkEye 360 thinks its satellites will be able to triangulate those frequencies and help their clients track down said pirates.

Nearly all of the satellites on SpaceX's payload aim to prove that a combination of smaller, simpler and cheaper satellites can perform the same complex functions as much larger, more expensive satellites.

Some of those smaller satellites aim to build an internet network capable of supporting smart devices back on Earth's surface.

"Eight of the satellites on board a Falcon 9 from Vandenberg Air Force Base will be from companies hoping to build a truly global Internet of Things by revolutionizing satellite communications," Wired reported.

While most smart devices use WiFi to connect to internet networks on the ground, many potentially trackable items exist and move across regions without internet access. These new satellite networks could help companies track agricultural shipments or support pipeline monitoring efforts.

If these proof-of-concept missions are successful, SpaceX -- which has mostly relied on contracts with NASA -- will be poised to capture a whole new market.

"Most of the start-ups are planning to eventually have constellations of between 60 and 100 satellites," Wired reported.

http://www.spacedaily.com/m/reports/Watch_Live_Spaceflight_SSO_A_Smallsat_Express_999.html

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October 03, 2018 (Just 7 weeks ago!)

TIP UPDATE: BUY AT 69.5p

Tip style: SPECULATIVE

Our previous tip: We said BUY at 162p on 25 Jan, 2018.

Tip performance to date: -57%

By Mark Robinson

Allied Minds (ALM), an IP commercialisation company, reported finance income of $4.3m (£3.3m) from a $58.2m loss due to a change in accounting methods. The company said the change was primarily from adjustments in its Spin Transfer, SciFluor and Precision Biopsy portfolio holdings.

Revenues were on the rise during the half-year on the back of contracts for Federated Wireless, offset in part by lower revenue from HawkEye360. Performance has been aided by thematic investing, focusing on creating businesses based on "theses and leveraged relationships with targeted research institutions".

President and chief executive Jill Smith said: "HawkEye360, Federated Wireless and STT are poised for commercialisation in 2019. Against this, Precision Biopsy and SciFluor have delayed the commencement of the next phase of their clinical trials by several months".

At the close of the period, Allied Minds total portfolio value was $350m, down from $396m million at its last report, with the decrease stemming from the reductions in value of Spin Transfer, SciFluor and Precision Biopsy.

IC VIEW
The shares have halved in value over the past year and sentiment remains bearish, a point borne out by a target price downgrade from Credit Suisse Group from 145p to 111p, suggesting 62 per cent upside from current levels. The consensus points to improvements in the gross margin and a reduction in the adjusted earnings loss, and though sentiment continues to weigh on the valuation, we think that the group still has potential to extract value from the existing portfolio. BUY.

Https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/tips-ideas/2018/10/03/going-still-tough-for-allied-minds/

And what's the real kicker?

HawkEye360, Federated Wireless and STT are all poised for commercialisation in 2019.

In the meantime, the company's total portfolio value was £284.67m ($350m) against a market cap of £157.6m (69p).

TWO WORDS: PROFOUNDLY UNDERVALUED

you guys do realise this smashed year long resistance at 60p on Friday this will keep going and going now

Babbler has he i have not seen that?

1500% not bad same will happen here

I did say this just the start i tnink this could be a £100 share

anyone with Twitter there is a group

if you take a look these were shorted down due to irregularities from £7 in 2013 but i think that is now behind them and tides have turned? have the shorters closed?

A £1 by the end of January lmao you sure more like a £1 by lunchtime tomorrow

https://www.multichannel.com/news/amazon-makes-move-into-cbrs

https://lse.swingtradebot.com/equities/ALM:LSE

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need to put the TT back

https://www.extremetech.com/computing/280477-spin-memory-arm-applied-materials-ink-joint-mram-agreement