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So reading between the lines, a good outcome would be revenue around 100m. which would equate to a large portion of the overall UK spend.

TWK, it may be a multi billion industry, but the contracts are not that large from what I can see. I'm not talking thjs share down, I'm just trying to bring some numbers to the table.

I think as Warrie says, breaking the US market is key to big numbers, but is that realistic, given the players that must exist already over there?

Surely the US will have its own companies in this market? I cannot believe that DH is going to get much of that pie given the stance on keeping everything under one roof in the US, as you would expect.

With a 100m revenue stream, where does that leave the projected valuation?

Does anybody in the IT world have a handle on the potential contract values that might be attracted?

If DH is operating as the UK AI provider, I would finger in the air guess at a contract worth 100m?

I assume other states within NATO will operate with their own systems developed within their own countries? Although that feels to me like it wouldt be a great idea since NATO needs inter operability across nations. But DH isn't currently looking at supplying the whole of NATO just yet from what I'm reading?

I'm asking since I'd like to get a handle on the future value of the revenue stream so we can get a handle on what we are actually dealing with here. With any system I assume there will then be ongoing maintenance costs etc, so a guaranteed revenue stream there. But beyond the UK deployment, what are we thinking in terms of business outside of that, and where does that leave DH with a realistic projected Market Cap and share value?

I would just like to ask some hypothetical questions to better understand the mechanics of what might one day happen. pure supposition, so educate me if you could.

1) If everything goes as planned with happy outcomes...what is the most likely end game for Hemo as a business? Do these scenarios end up in a buy out, and if so, do we have a casting vote on accepting a certain price? Or does the board hold enough of a majority to see that through? o would Hemo continue to grow and everyone stays invested?

2) If at some point you are fortunate enough to have amassed a very high value of company shares...lets say 500k plus...and you wish to dispose of them, what is the mechanism by which you do that...a simple sell, or do you have to let them go in tranches so as not to affect sp too much? its not a position I am likely to be in, but I'm really interested in understanding the process, and how it should be done. Thx

Still can't buy through bl**dy t212. Just sits there.

Do we know how many more warrants are held but not yet exercised?

Did you guys see the article on the latest ai developments in the US, with the testing of advanced ai and its ability to survive being shutdown.

It's incredible how fast things are developing. Data centres are also building their own gas fired generators to supply power instead of waiting for the national grid to catch up with power supply. I'm beginning to reconsider my stance on AI being a bubble. It's incredible what is happening now, and the race is on globally to achieve fastest learning and think8bg ai possible, since those who achieve this, win!

I'm not sure I can link the article here, but Google around and you'll find it...the ai bot basically attempted to "murder" its programmer since it discovered during the staged testing that it was going to be shutdown.

On t212?

I'm trying to put 500 through, but wont do it.

They're about to make their wedge for the day

T212 just will not let me buy. Hopeless

She's bouncing...

Do you say that because it broke out the bottom? Mine are turned on, but I look more at the MACD as a tell.

I need some bolli schooling

I'm watching from behind my desk

Volumes look big today!

Am I seeing support around 2? Trying not to speak too soon.

Its like watching a boxing match, red corner vs green

Haywain,

I was referring to the effect it had on the share price as opposed to the significance of the science...a 100 percent bump on the back of that news. just an example of what can happen when these announcements and discoveries are made.

As an aside, and to illustrate both HW and AB viewpoints, look at what happens when apparent (note the use of this word) breakthroughs occur and get publicised..

See Mira Pharma right now with their announcement on a drug more effective than morphine

If Haywain and Albebaran had a love child, we might get the perfect investor. ;-)

Personally I value both of your inputs most highly. One of you is on my left shoulder, the other sits on the right.

Previous support at 2.20

The market won't let me buy £10 worth right now.

10xtht

Exactly the same. Really annoying

Yes, AI is definitely experiencing all the hallmarks of a bubble. Massively over valued companies, with ever increasing debt, trading on some buzz and bluster, with fledgling tech. Not this company necessarily, but there are plenty of big names that fall under that banner. AI wont disappear, but some of the players might.

These boys had better know what they are doing thats all I can say! We are the loyal fan base. Lets hope it doesn't become death from a thousand cuts.

Lets also hope that when the much lamented AI "bubble" bursts, which the press seem to be licking their lips with anticipation for, that the good guys don't get pulled down with it.

Best foot forward and all that.

I just tried buying and selling some low volume, but it wont let me do either. Maybe its a t212 thing?