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There's no evidence that you knew any better or called anything right qdnano. And I am directing that a one person - qdnano - rather than just generally dumping everyone else into the same box and making assumptions. Idiot.

You obviously didn't research enough qdnano. Ignoramus.

Interesting that the biggest rises we have seen were in the days just prior to Monday morning's RNS.
Looks a lot like insider trading to me. Not necessarily SED, but perhaps others in the supply chain.

Do we know if the elevated costs over the past year (attributable to scale up) are going to remain at the same level going forward or whether they will reduce any time soon?

I have to say how incredibly ****ed off I am that I cannot recommend Saietta to my friends, even though it has made big returns.
I have lost all credibility after recommending Nanoco to my friends. Nanoco is like the bad employee who you recommended, and who and let you down.

ddubya, I'm sorry to say that the share price won't change based on the £70m that is coming our way next year, because the market knows about it already.

The value of the company (market cap) is equal to the cash that we have + £70m (approx depending on the exchange rate next year) and the shareholders/potential shareholders perception of the future organic business.

The market clearly has very little confidence in the organic business, because the market cap is very similar to the value of the cash + £70m, thus assigning zero to the prospects.

I'm not saying it won't happen and I hope that it does happen, but at the moment the market has very little confidence, because we've been going for 20+ years with repeated promises followed by failure at commercialisation, and the share price tanking.

If you look back at the share price history and all those who were stung at £1.50+ per share decades ago, you would probably say "Not me, thank you very much".

The 20p target is coming into view now...

Lol.... just teasing, NGR.

Is there any reason that the share price shouldn't be 20 times revenue (£1.70)? Is the cash burn considered too risky for that?

When NGR told us about that inflection point, I quickly sold most of my shares and bought more Saietta. Thanks NGR.

The share price is settling down nicely after Friday's inflection point. Thanks for the heads up NGR.

I would have liked to have told my friends about Saietta, but having been lied to so appallingly by Nanoco, I vowed I would never do that again.
Brian Tenner is a disgrace.

Well done Feeks. I'm very grateful. On Saietta I have more than recovered my losses from Nanoco.

This share had far more momentum pre-settlement as BT was lying to the shareholders.
Let's see how he does post capitulation... Not so well so far.

"Maybe ST Micro asked not to be named?"
Nope... The clients are confidential in order to better serve the vision of deceiving the shareholders.

"Open a short then. Meanwhile I’ll enjoy the upward momentum now we’ve passed the inflection point."
Momentum? Just as I thought... you're obviously very old.

I see a short term target of 20p.

Here we go... WEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeee......

It's dropping again... You were right NGR, it was another inflection point.

Oh well... it will collapse again, on the realisation that nothing is actually happening.