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"The medium term trend 6 months to 18 months seems upward"
You do know trends are historic fact-based and not future guesswork?
18 months ago, July 2021, price was just under 800p. 6 months ago it was moving between 300 and 400p. This year it has fallen to sub 300p and closed today at 263p, down 7.8% on the day.
How is that an upward trend over the medium term 6 to 18 months?
The company I work for, over 15,000 employees globally, now use Darktrace for our cybersecurity and for our many products which are used in a range of places such as airports, hotels, football stadia, government, and many commercial & retail spaces.
So, price goes up a few pence and Billy Bull**** is out ramping every second post.
Like most here, I would welcome anything that moves price in the right direction but I don't feel the need to pee my pants with excitement every time it goes up a bit.
" Dark is a leader with great Competetive product …"
CR888, I'm not sure what metrics you are using but I think you are wrong about Dark being a leader.
We may have a good product but, as we cannot make comparisons with competitors since much is never disclosed, we can only take what Dark tell us as gospel.
We are certainly not a leader in terms of size, turnover, or any of the other metrics usually employed.
Again it is difficult to say we are competitive as we are not comparing apples with apples and will only know what weaknesses our or anyone elses product has when it gets breached, and then only if the breach becomes public knowledge.
With the 2022 global market projected to reach $159bn, there is plenty of room for Dark to grow. I would be very happy for Dark to become a major player or even a decent-sized player.
Fingers crossed.
Some of you might find this site a useful source for better understanding the whole cybersecurity world
https://cybersecurityindustry.space/