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If I've voted and hold just shy of 29,000 shares, everyone else should too lol not like mine will do much but if 500 shareholders have as much as I do that's 1.5 million shares, suddenly becomes more significant. Do your due diligence people, every vote counts. ATB
Marfinn I didn't necessarily mean in this chat board, just seen there's a few sales going on and, seeing the subject of this message thread being "What has gone so wrong???", I thought people had started panic selling.
If it takes longer then it takes a bit longer, but it's just delaying the inevitable, there's got to be patience and hope they haven't actually messed up and we just don't know yet lol GLA
The way I see it is it's just a matter of time before news come out, so why stress about it? We know it's coming and TRP have been making good progress and are just about to start making money, I very much doubt that they would stop now. Maybe the wait for these good news is extended, which will bring the SP down, but ultimately good news are to come and we'll all start making money out of out wait.
Maybe something could occur to stop this but I doubt it, so no need to freak out.
So I'm quite new here though I've been following for a couple of weeks.
I've just done a bit of not so thorough digging and found this in the 6th September press release
http://www.genedriveplc.com/
"In the United Kingdom, the Company will be selling the product through its direct sales team, and momentum for
adoption is expected to be influenced by positive final NICE recommendations for CYP2C19 testing, which are
expected in December 2023."
That to me sounds like we'll be welcoming some good news this following month. Is this a good chance the SP will rise? Or will it be one of those announcements that just make it under the radar and SP is unaffected🤔
Joe no worries mate, and I agree there's not much proof about a factory potentially being set up in the US nor the UK if the PINNACLE deal goes forward, but if it is a possibility (which I personally believe it is, just unsure of which location it will be built in) then I am sure AMTE or PINNACLE themselves will let us know in due time. All we know is that AMTE is good to run until mid next year. Government funding could change things up but seems highly unlikely they will step in after allowing AMTE to be left in the dust not so long ago (all while lending a multi-billion £ company like Tata £500m, now that is despicable).
All I know is that, regardless what potential option AMTE end up with, they can always rely on the PINNACLE deal unless someone else steps in.
It's just a matter of time guys/gals, just a matter of time, and patience I have plenty of, just not many funds to purchase the little free float available haha
Joe, have you actually looked at what Quant and Horis have shared? To me it does seem to add up, granted we don't have the whole puzzle pieced together but so far their research seems quite solid.
And just to let you know I have not undertaken any research regarding this company, I'm an engineering apprentice and now under work hours so don't have the time to spend hours checking out this stuff from scratch like they are, but I have been following AMTE since the beginning of the year and do believe they have products which will become very popular in the tech market once they come out. SP could go down and up like a rollercoaster but we all know that, now thanks to PINNACLE, this time next year we will be miles up from here.
Quant so in simple terms, we originally (before we knew of pinnacle) believed the investor was doing so on behalf of an unknown company, and now we know it is not the case.
We now know the real investor is GEN II using its recently acquired CRESTBRIDGE UK LIMITED and PINNACLE INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL CORP to make the invest on AMTE. So the company PINNACLE are investing in behalf of is their parent company GEN II. Did I get this right or am I a bit/quite a bit off? I'm just trying to get a grasp of it in more simpler terms
Joe I think that is how investigations on a subject you don't know about goes. Firstly you know nothing, after some digging you start finding something. I mean I'm not the brightest by a long stretch, but at least that I understand
Green energy come and gone with no mention of AMTE nor sodium batteries, Nissan was of course mentioned though.
A bit disappointing, but he did say not every single investment would be mentioned, only the main ones, and since AMTE do not require 100s of millions in investment, such as the likes of Tata, that could be why he skipped through it. Could it be coming in a future report made on the matter?
To anyone wanting to follow the meeting live I share the link below
https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/2ff13110-4b48-49b3-9b90-1d5335f7d5ad
All I know is I will be ready with my finger hovering over the buy button from 12:30 till news break out. There's little free float but I have little funds so hope to get the little scraps you guys have left me ;p haha
From what I've read he's meant to give the Autumn Statement at 12:30 so news should be incoming, wether they are good or bad news we will see then, I hope the government come to their senses and see the potential positive impact AMTE could have for their green future prospects rather than investing in another £500m gigafactory of lithium based batteries. GLA
Not to mention that Brazil and India are part of the BRICS organisation and India's economy, for example, is tarting to grow quite a lot now (and much more yet to come). They have an influx of manufacturing opportunities now that so many companies have diverted their attention from China and they are also getting cheaper oil from Russia, so the energy prices have gone down which makes it less costly to manufacture. "Russian oil shaves India's import costs by about $2.7 bln" https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/russian-oil-shaves-indias-import-costs-by-about-27-bln-2023-11-08/
India also has strong ties with the UK and so can facilitate the commerce of products such as AMTE's batteries and, since it is a very sunny country, we could soon start seeing a widespread implementation of solar panels and thus energy storage which is one of AMTE's areas of expertise.
The future of AMTE could be very profitable, I just hope these investors and the company itself are considering all these different opportunities, because there are many and especially now that production can carry on going without the short-term risk of running out of money thanks to these investments. But I mean if a dumb little 24 year old can make these observations I bet they have already considered some of this stuff themselves, wether it's a viable option for them I don't know for sure, the future is very uncertain. ATB GLA
bloomy and jonnyv
no wonder there's 258 posts just today, it's just you two and you stup¡d little arguments. can you guys take this elsewhere ffs you're filling up the board with nonsense, please provide something of value or else just **** off already, hard to read actual helpful posts mixed in with all your sh¡t.
thank you
Suthy - not bad for a 24 y/o uncultured Gen Z guy huh lol really appreciate the comment mate, I definitely don't know it all but I'm more than willing to learn. Hence why I'm checking out these forums, I know there's people on here with years of experience in this tech and investing, much more knowledgeable than I am (and some that probably aren't lol) while I'm just a fresh new investor who's always been interested in tech advancements and am now trying to make a profit out of it.
Glad I'm providing some useful content to some of you too :)
Fleccy - I think I focused on the wrong point. The main advantage I see regarding crypto is that it is much harder for the government and banks to control how you manage your own money, as opposed to CBDCs which will be overseen by these entities. They wouldn't be able to outright refuse a transaction just because. Also worth mentioning how part of the CBDC plan is to eradicate cash or the ability to obtain it, they will bring out all these commodities and ways in which they "help" the user to persuade the masses into ditching cash and using this "super convenient electronic cash form" (I can already see this happening unless we do something to stop it collectively, too many ¡diots out there for this not to be eventually introduced). We will just be thrown into the deep end with the rest of the sheep incapable of independent thought.
And yes, I know crypto will one way or another still be able to be tracked, though correct me if I'm wrong (I could be very wrong) but I believe we are already being tracked anyways with our current accounts. I haven't looked into it but I bet banks and credit card companies share a certain level of information regarding peoples' accounts already anyways, so there wouldn't be much difference, aside from bank accounts eventually turning to the CBDC system while crypto hopefully won't.
All in all, if cash is ditched one way or another, crypto would be the best option we'd have to rely on, it isn't perfect of course but they'd still be better than CBDCs.