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My guess is a combination of public loan and private investment. Any investor will certainly want a slice of the business in some form, but even so the market for AMTE, if the can make it to full scale production, is so huge it shouldn't stop the shares from rising well above their IPO value with 3 or 4 years

I said £5. But not soon. In about 5 years. Once the network is built and the cost base reduced. These things are happening, albeit slowly, and meanwhile you can buy shares at the bottom of the curve for £1.25 with a 6% dividend. BT is the nearest thing to a safe share

I agree. Mostly. Telecoms is on its way to being a robot that generates money, that's for sure. But here will always be investment in the network, and it will always be big. I've never seen IT stand still and I doubt it ever will. I imagine BT will start to revive dreams of Global Services and start investing overseas. What will reduce is the payroll and also the pension liability, although that will take time. BT is a great buy right now. I can see it reaching £5 by 2030. All we have to do is wait for the calf to grow into a cash cow. Likewise, I'm adding dividend money and the odd grand to build up a 6 figure volume. I can see the current price lifting to £1.40 quite soon.

I bought 30,000 today. Takes me to 50,000 total (the rest being 15p). I agree the signs are encouraging and the business case for survival is compelling. But it's still too scary to go any deeper

I do notice the rate of decline is less than BT. Its normally the other way round. If the prices get closer, I'd consider moving to BT in the run up to them going ex-divi, then back to Vodafone before Q1 figures. I actually think Voda are on solid ground and the worst is behind them

Isn't Viscount Thurso on the board? I think he's in the house of Lords. Surely he has some lobbying options

4 weeks. All any investor can do. I feel like a kid locked out of the room where the adults are talking. Let's hope they've got what it takes to move forward

SP has levelled out. Merger buzz has fades. I can't see what will move it up or down until Q1 results come out. I think a slight bubble upwards, but no more than 3 or 4 pence

First time in this game for me. 74.8p

True. They dont seem to feel the need to sell stuff meanwhile. I'd be more confident if I saw some focud on small sales turnover.

I think there was an element of threat about it. I suspect they have US or European options waiting to see if the UK or Scottish governments will step in.

20k shares, which I bought instead of a Tesco meal deal

It's hugely risky but £10k buys 150k shares. If the company secures funding and reverts to 50p.....

True, and a period of R&D is to be expected, but the issue just now is scale of production. At this stage you would expect to see client deals for pilot rollout and field testing. There's far too little of that.

I'm disappointed that AMTE spend so much of their time criticising the lack of government subsidies. They ain't selling what they've got and I'll bet some of their current production capacity is unused. Where are the announcements of small sales? They keep talking about their giant pipeline and massive interest. So come on, where are the early adopters. Where are the provisional deals? I've only heard of one. Heres the simple truth. No sales, no income, no business

Probably because they sit together in managed funds. It's not BT or Vodafone that gets bought and sold, it's telecoms. I wish they weren't so coupled up. There would be good opportunities to trade between them if they were more independent of each other

Hello. So far as I can see, the brokers have given a buy rating and they are setting a price target around 107-115p, so I would hang on for a bit of extra value. Covid is depressing the price, not by a huge amount but a few pence at least. I think it was unfortunate timing that Omicron broke out the same week that the tender was completed, so we never saw the full bounce. I'm setting to sell at 109p.