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By the looks of it fuelcellinvestor ,you, me, and a lot of others agree entirely.
When you have one major holdings in your portfolio, it’s very easy to be Blinkered and over see ‘failing points’ and tell tail signs that something ain’t quite right. I’m guilty of it too. And there has been a few over the years.

In a company like this Who are making a profit, when so many others will struggle. Also if market takes a slide again I’d feel more secure with someone who’s sales will increase.

Bit pointless posting all this research of what is going on, when there is nothing that Afc have which they can sell too.
Their is nothing shelf ready which they can offer apart from a small ev charger.
Itm and cwr are killing it at the moment even pps has better hopes.
If Afc were selling research then they would make a fortune.

Was wondering why this share moves well on so few trades, states 44% not in public hands.
Major share holders.

Richard Griffiths and controlled undertakings – 94,800,167 (29.40%)
Ali Mortazavi - 49,000,000 (15.20%)
Trillian Ltd - 28,333,333 (8.79%)
Lombard Odier Asset Management – 21,394,589 (6.64%)
David Norwood - 17,000,000 (5.27%)
Robert Quested - 14,835,834 (4.60%)
Octopus Investments Ltd – 11,097,658 (3.44%)

https://kalkinemedia.com/uk/news/two-buzzing-covid-19-aim-biotechnology-play-sng-and-etx

That clip only had 12 views when I posted it yesterday.

75p next base.

Building nicely. Onwards and upwards .

One thing you can pick from this promo is, bids are moving forward with new clients and interested party’s. Their tech is moving on and accredited by major company’s, which in tern is attracting big names who must of done research for them to get involved. So if they “ the industry “ are wanting to work with bids shows incredible positivity.
In the proactive interview JD said the down side of being on aim was having to show your cards to the competition who are not listed and don’t have to disclose anything. Nuggets like this video give a view through a small window to the bigger picture behind the scenes.
I’m more than positive to top up from here and await official news.

Charlotte "We have a huge appetite from other brands not on this slide who are really interested in working in video games"

“accredited by the main advertising bodies”

Revenue will shortly follow.

Tesla.... Not turned a profit yet, what’s their share price?

Who told you that?

I assumed you new everything, you certainly talk like you do.

Ha, Na not the 50000. The smaller ones were. See how we go.

83% longer time playing games, 260% increase in enquires to bidstack during lockdown. 2nd May new footy game, #youarenotalone.
Should have some interesting news soon...
More upside than down, way more.

https://youtu.be/TI0ZdB9gsaU

4hrs ago

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200424005321/en/Pre-Post-COVID-19-Market-Estimates-In-Game-Advertising-Market

https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/the-uk-games-industry-will-give-85000-free-games-to-nhs-workers/

Can only purchase small chunks, when news arrives buyers will have to form a Q.

52 week highs are always good news. But surprisingly, the prices of high performing shares can be slow to move when they publish positive earnings news.

Research shows this happens because investors are cautious about bidding high performing shares any higher (even if they deserve it). Psychologists call this anchoring. As humans, we tend to take our time when it comes to changing our opinions in the face of new information - even when it's good news.

This emotional tug-of-war often ends with the ‘new high’ stock drifting higher in price over the coming weeks and months. The upward trend is called “post earnings announcement drift”.

Hopeabound, my thoughts exactly. Being relatively new to this i read the other report too, just in case I’m missing something. But no, I’m not. These baffoons could twist a Cadbury s twirl straight......’ You couldn’t make it up’
Well the idiots on this board can...

My thoughts are, they have used the study to see which adverts catch the eye of the gamer more, and which less. Then be able to use this information the same as supermarkets do with their product placements. You pay more for eye level products and next to main brands, and less for top and bottom shelf.
Clever way to work out pricing for advertising.
Sorry if it’s been said before, relatively new.