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Alex8
Man Up yourself, you continue to embarrass yourself with a nonsensical diatribe of flatulence.
Don't they realise how many company cars are on the UK roads and the Insurance costs associated with running a fleet?
One company I worked with had a policy of drivers not being allowed to mobile phones in car with or without bluetooth because it saved them tons of cash off their insurance premiums....
I hope we continue to have reason to recognise the game changing work the people are doing. SEE is not a machine it is the knowledge, hard work and expertise of people that is creating value for us. And long may it be rewarded. Paul has my vote if he needs it.
I love the fact they picked a Tesla for this research.
Is it me or am I seeing lots of small sell orders and bigger buy orders. I don't take much interest in trading and MMs and all that but has anyone else noticed the changed in the volume demographic? I thought it was interesting.
Tks to HH my Top Up was significantly larger. Thanks HH :-)
10 years in this. 1 year in Asos. I made that mistake once before....selling Asos at a 200% profit thinking I was clever.
Alex8 - it's starting to sound bitter. Best of luck with Denso. Buying Denso stock because of DMS isn't going to be a high risk investment as they are already massive. SEE has reduced in risk in recents years and especially in the last 12 months. I think most sensible folk around here would realise it remains a risky investment and that is balanced by the potential scale of the rewards and a strong pipeline of opportunities underpinning the business and ongoing contracted business. best of luck
Lytx seem pretty well set up with SmartDrive so not sure SEE can really get in to that relationship. SmartDrive are well funded, have plenty of resources, whereas SEE aren't really well funded and don't have lots of spare capacity to do installs quickly. So from a service delivery point of view we will struggle for a while to sign up really big deals without partnering....anyone disagree? Just a thought
1. Their mates sold out on friday and this will give the opportunity to get back in lower? This is too simple and in the style of KK & Co 2. A 3rd party wants in at a lower sp? This is possible, but again too simple. The industry partner would have to declare any significant change in their shareholding. A manipulated buy out at these levels would be unlikely. 3. The management only discovered this delay over the weekend and knowing how good they are with releasing info to the market....wanted to get this one out asap? Yeah, well you are taking the mickey on this one. Safestocks (Chris Menon) and the management are pretty pally pally and I think he gets fed information to manage newsflow. The BMW article was a day before the increased losses were announced in the final results. The run up to the timing of this RNS was littered with very bullish articles. The BOD are professionals and I believe they knew about this issue a long time ago and have decided to manage to the newsflow by pumping things up before negative news. Chris Menon at Safestocks is either fully aware of his role as a willing stooge or he has contacts unconnected with SEE with industry expertise and discreet knowledge of the contracts being negotiated. The reality is that he probably is both of these things. So whilst none of your options make sense to me, I am not coming up with anything new myself. Apart from the BoD trying to manage newsflow and that they were aware of the delay much earlier than the weekend.
The Samsung graphic on this is interesting. not unexpected but interesting: Samsung is aiming to increase productions of automotive grade MLCCs from 1% to 10%. It doesn't state % of what mind.
Great to see such large volume, clearing out the old and in with the new with a new base at 9p 'ish Been here long enough to know that things can get stale around here, especially shareholders, so key now will be continued newsflow and technical development on the engineering aspects. If anything happens on the corporate side in terms of JV or takeovers then that is another matter entirely.
Anyone got a hanky?
Eugh that reads a tad awkward.....
https://il.linkedin.com/in/gil-dotan-544a105 This is the chap. Does not appear credible at this stage. Good marketing a website though.