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Bought in on the refinancing but sideways or down mainly, does anyone know if this large investment it has, transport infrastructure, is a tangible asset? Oh well will just have to sit this one out in the dark. GLA

Can't help but feel this is a typical over-reaction so I've just bought in, did the same with earthport traction but loss making, cost of sales, usual development issues. With the price this low expect it to refind 25p or be food and drink for someone who wants all this development work for free (or a very slight premium - see cash on balance sheet) anyway risk reward favours the brave. Good luck holders, I know it can be gutting to see a price fall this much because the company was honest enough to say what holders knew anyway!!

Seems sense finally prevails time to load up short term back to circa 500p in time 800p, patience will be rewarded

So quiet here had to check they still exist, so so much potential so little fulfillment suppose if Woodford is still in here I might as well say

After initial buy at 36p watched this ratchet down to point where I might as well stay in here, should have known better - jam tomorrow story, hope I'm proved wrong, update would be nice

Hardened investors happily parting with 15p a share (when they had the upper hand) means the fair price would have been nearer 20p. What with the massive upside now fully funded, I have just got in at under 16p. Expect this to faff about for a few weeks/months but then upward trajectory to who knows what. Prediction 50p by 1st Jan 2021

Bodes well for future when one of the stable of companies tests the water, much much more to come in coming months and years. You can generally pick up these intellectual property types for peanuts (sorry about the salt connection). Tale a look at ALM, possibly having 3 genuinely global disruptive companies in it's portfolio. There are a few others HAYD, IIP, all can be picked up at ridiculously small fraction of value not to forget WPCT well Neil did say his fund was for the patient - I for one will definitely keep taking the medicine

Fully funded and with a discount to NAV about 84% this has to be the best bargain on AIM imagine this will slowly regain 20p before regaining 20p plus sounds like pie in the sky but that's my take on it. DYOR

This has to go to a minimum of £1 vav £125 and rising, activist with major shareholder backing and a complacent management team all point to this being wound up in a financially orderly manner. Question is how long, the pressure on management to encapsulate value means this is a win win in the short term. Certainly a bargain at anything less than 80p

Awaiting news on a special dividend circa 50p clears the decks just in case this actually gets to a proper hearing, generating so much cash it can recoup later when who ha has died down. If it gives 50% of it's nett cash back (cash - debt) it leaves this special dividend on multiples of this price. All in all a very safe bet IMO

Added to holding as the discount to Nett Asset Value is way to high. Woodford has gone from hero to zero both distinctions being overdone. He did say in his defence that it was a PATIENT CAPITAL TRUST and as such I am prepared to trust him. Sooner or later his holdings will come good from ridiculously low ratings (see Allied Minds) and as the NAV increases the discount narrows to zero so fully expect this to be circa 140p by 2021. Best value unit trust by a country mile IMO. Good luck to the patient keep taking the medicine.

Hardened investors, with company well and truly over a barrel, elect to pay a fair price, not the bar stewards you generally get in situations like these. Company must be worth multiples of 2p although if the £4 million of 2p shares can be used to squeeze the PI's even further be absolutely sure they will. My advice for what it's worth, don't even bother looking at this share for at least a year by which time the share will be zero or 20p probably the latter - may take a bit longer to get to fair price 50p unless someone gets impatient and wants the r&d and patents.

Seems to be some appetite for these, maybe news in the offing. Has anyone any current news on subsidiary companies and where they are with reference to commercialization?

Great time to increase holding as newsflow from now on will mostly be share enhancing, can see this getting to £1.20 on relatively little news, as sentiment improves and NAV rises steeply, who knows where it will go. Patience is a virtue particularly true with Woodford.

Big boys buying ready for re-rating or entry to main market, with yield of 9%, a growth company, all boxes ticked this has to be the bargain of the year!! Estimate fair value £2 - £2.25

Nothing wrong with catching falling knives especially if they are made of gold and studded with diamonds.

Agree totally with Breq very difficult to put a price on, as with ALM the potential is massive but timing is the issue. Sooner or later both ALM and TEK will multi bag but when? For what it's worth, buy, look away and leave for a year, patience I believe will be repaid in multiples. If this goes back to 4p I for one will definately be topping up!

Profit up 88% cash and paying maiden dividend, most of latent cash burn already undertaken, recurring revenue from business, signed first Tier One client, major barriers to entry. PE 40ish 88% profit raise (with more to come) PE next year 22 for a company almost doubling profits, hence my fair valuation circa £1.75 and rising. Patience will be repaid. The BOD are more concerned with building a profitable growth company than hyping news, just the way I like it.

Should be up at £1.75 on news,surprised this doesn't get more coverage - growth company with an almost impossible barrier to entry, just waiting for a bid from someone, pity really as this could easily be a bagger in less than a year.

With the news today and the Federated Wireless news recently surprised this hasn't risen more, maybe the market is awaiting IPO's in the various subsidiary companies who knows. Glad I'm in here for the long haul.