Member Info for Pixels

This share is a great lesson in getting burnt , it would seem as a PI that you just aren’t going to get anywhere with this share.

Buying at its lowest level if lucky enough would prob only seeing you breaking even by EOP.

Next week will be interesting. As someone stated, 8p targets!?

I love this share, I have one minor regret and that was skimming off about a 1/3 of my stock to support other shares. However, my bad, but this investment has been solid in the last couple of months and when I have more funds down the line, this will probably be my safe go to investment.

I'm still curious but most likely will never invest here again, but why did they ever re-brand themselves, a risky gamble?

I worked for an eLearning company early-mid 2000's and when they re-branded, the UK division almost collapsed overnight. It was a bloodbath of a re-brand which cost millions and offered nothing to the UK market.

Got to say for the last month or so I've been invested here, I've never seen the SELLS outstrip the BUYS :(

Just got to ride this out

I remember trying to break even around the 22p mark, probably around 3 weeks ago now.

I didn't enjoy those days, I ended up with a few quid profit and it just wasn't worth losing clumps of my hair over it! Interesting to watch from the outside however...

Hibernating until the leaky happens

Look at that spread this morning

Personally I’m disappointed with today’s results, I wonder if tomorrow will be a different and more positive result given what seems like a good RNS

Nice assessment SB, we just need a leader to be in the reigns instead of those string pulled ‘yes’ types.

I’ve been tracking a few renewable type investments and all I see is the dirty type / fossil fuel sectors dominate even to this day which is a massive shame.

Maggie wouldn’t take this *beep*

Not sure if anyone noticed this, I don't frequent this section too much but thought I'd post:

New additions to the portfolio:

"elelem"

Revolutionary platform analyzing, benchmarking, and optimizing brand presence in AI search.

"Astut"

Hybrid AI generating strategic, data-scarce decision options with robust logical reasoning.

BTW. Wasn't Napster a file sharing platform about 2 decades ago? Not a great name to use perhaps!?

A surge already, driven down prices and now it's on the up, let's hope ->

I wish I had spare cash at the moment, I'm quite happy with my portfolio and cannot shift things around. But I would have loved to bring my avg down from 2.4. Be great to see some news come along but I'm keeping these as LTI anyways.

I'm sure it will end around 2 today.

Way below yesterdays baseline, is this an orchestrated tonnes of buys cheap to level off today? Is it those warrants everyone keeps banding?

I for one can't wait for a little consistency, or even small gains for the minute

I don't know if building infrastructure is the key to supporting these vast AI data-centres. If you look at innovation (to a degree) with Apple, getting that compute power in the CPU / GPU and using much less power is the way forward.

I would imagine the content creation AI is a massive power drain and that isn't good for long term outlook.

Obviously with NVIDIA Spark unit seems like the move from vast power usage is the way forward (I'm assuming as I need to more research obviously)

A couple of good RNS's and next to no action, not until the dying hours of today.

Interesting to see what comes from the next few days, but AI tools if done right can be a massive benefit. Yes, there is a bubble / burst on the horizon, but I think that's more to do with the content creation slop we are seeing rather than business related summaries etc...

Fingers crossed for a little more uplifting prowess :)

Good to see ALRT in the top risers, I hope it continues as I'm hoping to break even today and then some all being well. Whooosh...

Ooh I love a leaky update

Roughly 16M kippers eh

I don't over analyse those types of stats, but on a daily basis certain types of infrastructure receive like you say people playing, but there are "many" attacks that are of the malicious kind. I'll leave that there for now, but ALRT have a massive potential outside of the military circles too.

Back under my rock.

The number of daily cyberattacks is in the millions, though the exact figure varies depending on how it's measured. For example, some sources report millions of hostile signals blocked daily by companies like Microsoft and AWS, while others estimate over 30,000 websites are hacked daily, and a University of Maryland study suggests a new attack is launched every 39 seconds, totaling over 2,200 per day.

Fact even though this is AI sourced.