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Just like HE1, SYME, ODX, TM1, GDR and now here.

The Twitterarti seem to be increasing in number, first it was a select two or three, now loads of people seem to have worked it out. Says loads of unsubstantiated emotive s h I t over a number of days and the crowd follows. How many have been left on a spike by this week's efforts?

We have been testing in this country and around the world for about a year. I pick up boxes of them for the family to do and when I went to Morocco for the first 10 days of October this year I had a PCR test before I went and on day two when I got back, both those PCR tests were guaranteed next day. Some people even got off the plane in Morocco and had a test while the suitcases were being unloaded. The test was done by the time the suitcases hit the carousel.

Can someone tell me please, after a year of global testing, what is so special, the USP, of the product? Why should companies swap their current test for this one? I hear that it is quicker, but is it just as reliable as the 'slower' tests? Remembering that the send away PCR test are guaranteed next day, why would shaving off 4 minutes or whatever it is matter on a next day service. A service that has worked perfectly well and got millions of people travelling internationally. When I was in Morocco the rules changed so that you didn't need to test before you came home. I understand though that you video called a nurse who oversaw you take the test, then hung up, people then went and sat in the sun for a few minutes and when the test was done, took a picture, submitted it and 20 minutes later got a fit to fly certificate. All this had to be done 48 hours before flying home. Again I ask, so why saving minutes off a test that could have been taken anytime in the 48 before coming home, is a big deal.

This has been Twitter pumped to an inch of its life but no RNS. It's slightly emperor's new clothes, but what makes this product so revolutionary?

Definitely looks like Twitterarti are charging off to #NNN today.

I think a lot of people posting on Twitter about GDR truly believed there was going to be an RNS this morning. There wasn't and seems the number of #GDR posts have declined significantly, I wonder which company they will move on to today.

I still believe in the fundamentals and potential of GDR, I'm just making reference to Twitter posts and not meant to imply anything re GDR

I can think of HE1 and SYME as two shares that have been heavily 'promoted' by the Twitterarti and then left for 'dead', if you catch my drift.

Even tonight in regards to this share Twitter has comments such as

#GDR budd will be smashing those commercial sales contracts
I’d expect some very large commercial deals to be underway.
This will see new highs on orders
I’m expecting an RNS to land tomorrow or Monday
#GDR absolutely flying into the close ...
#GDR three digits soon !

And if nothing arrives by Monday? What will happen, will the Twitterarti move on?

I'm not saying everyone is influenced by the Twitterarti. If you can reflect on the reasons you bought in and know that they were for the right reasons then that's great. However, I'm sure some are here (whether they want to admit it) because of the seemingly endless emotive language used on Twitter about this share, as the Twitterarti promote one share after the next before leaving people on a spike.

So share closed at 70p. I'll be watching to see if the Twitterarti go into overdrive on this one tonight and tomorrow morning, so far we've had.....

strong close incoming
80p close
Firework time
#GDR here we go
madness to sell #gdr
here we go back up ..last chance sub 70p ..
watch them take it back up to high 70s quickly and lock buyers out ..
should see this move back up towards if not into the 80s by cop
#GDR Sit tight and wait ! Easy money to £1.50
Cup target hit, some resitance at 82.89 then 95p.

How many of these will be 'promoting' this then leaving the rest on a spike?

Invest for the right reasons, not the Twitterarti reasons.

Jimbo,

Not me re mentioning over IPO

So they are in discussions, rather than they have signed on the dotted line?

Nothing is confirmed until RNS'd, at the moment it's conjecture. I'm not saying that is bad, but the truth is it's conjecture over substantiated facts?

Twitterarti are back, "many more partnerships in the pipe" fact or just another Twitterarti promotion effort?

Not me this time, keeping powder dry currently until back at 22p

Nc10

What made you invest in he1 and tm1? Both shares are heavily promoted by the Twitterarti.

Completely agree, but some people get led very easily by those that build credibility by blowing smoke up each others a r s e s.

I still say the Twitterarti heavily promoted this with emotive language, as they have with other shares, and have now moved on as have many people that are influenced by what they stated.

Tinlode,

At 13.17 today, were you drunk?

Welcome jumbosailor, your first post on LSE

It was down 2% but is neutral now

There is lots of potential here, but patience is going to be needed. As with every investment people need to manage expectations. Unfortunately the Twitterarti got hold of TM1 early on, and posted phrases such as

looks like the sale is over
already secured a contract, lots more will follow
perfectly positioned as early entrant in the battery recycling space
are all well positioned to maximise and benefit from the EV boom ahead.
they will also be the partner of choice
Big revenues expected here
should only grow from here

I'm not sure how many of the above can be classed as research and how many are purely opinion, but my own personal opinion is that phrases such as the above don't help in creating realistic expectations.

Just my opinion, but people should be here for the right reason and not the Twitterarti reasons.

.

Not disappointed, surprised yes, but never disappointed.

Edenville have told us so many times they may potentially get orders or potentially hit a stated output figure, but haven't quite made it. I'm surprised anyone has faith in what they say, as I said yesterday they publish something today that later on just gets forgotten about.