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The line at the bottom may mean a minor delay but I can't see this stagnating: - 'The rules have to be negotiated with the Council before they can enter into force.'

Ouch. That figure of 1.10% is getting fairly serious.

I looked a few days ago on their website for some clues but over the last few years the results have been anytime from late February to late March each year. So no clues there.

ET. I'm sure you did your research before you invested, in which case you know the answers.

That really is amusing ET. as soon as I read this and saw the number of posts you had made, I knew who you were. Not even a nice try, just very naive.

Probably the 10%'ers taking their tiny profit.

A bit of handbags going on on Twitter haha

Like Wilson, I've just reread the RNS and the telling phrase under the 'Instructor' paragraph is 'unique technology'. Basically no-one else is doing it.

Maybe that was Jack ;)

Nice little 1M buy just went through at 5.18p ps

And good luck to you Sebs. The 'other' holding is certainly trying everyone's patience.

.........nice, but not the one I was looking out for.

Having got in recently, I'm not complaining either Sebs.

Baxter. My local League Two striker does that all the time. It happens.

The report attached to this article has a sobering summary although if we are the only supplier of note then it may not apply so much - hopefully.

'Recent developments now suggest a shift towards occupant monitoring throughout the vehicle cabin, in advance of future deployments of fully-autonomous robotaxis. Despite rapidly growing volumes, strong OEM pressure on pricing and the likelihood of the core DMS function being up-integrated into an existing vehicle ECU means that suppliers will need to work hard to defend margins.'

Terry, I agree that the Safestocks forecasts looks incredible, but there is always the potential for another company (SEYE with chip) coming in the next couple of years and putting a spoiler into the party. I appreciate that once an OEM starts with one supplier it is difficult for them to move elsewhere, but look at SEYE again, they are coming to SEE. They could well swing back in the next couple of years if they want.

It's well worth keeping a very close eye on the competition to find a get out price (if a TO doesn't come first of course). But it any case, this won't be for at least a couple of years IMHO.

DYOR of course.

The Status Quo song words springs to mind at the moment 'down, down, deeper and down' :(

Future, I've got my money on Brexit, and that's likely to be delayed.

Saw that to Lewbo and copied it ready to paste but you beat me to it. Sounds like it could be their own?

S2020, I have always loved yours and Lewbo's wonderful optimism, which has kept me going over the last couple of years. I was getting a bit concerned that even you were starting to show a bit of unease but let me assure you, your posts keep me fully engaged along with the other superb researchers here. I tried a bit of research myself in the limited time I get and gave up when all I came up with were papers dated around 2014/15. So once again, thanks to all the researchers here for a top notch work.