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Slightly off topic but with a little relevance. My son just had a safety recall notice on his Honda for an airbag change. He has already had one safety recall on the airbag carried out a year or two ago and this is now the second. The recall reads that if the air bag is activated the inflater may explode causing the casing to rupture with metal fragments flying into the vehicle compartment causing serious damage to the occupants. The manufacturer? Takata of course. I've told him to drive carefully whilst this is waiting to be fixed!

Great article and very wise words. But are there independent testing companies who have the know-how to test DMS systems properly and quickly to enable tier 1's and OEMs to make early decisions?

When I buy my top-ups through AJ Bell, they are frequently bought via NEX, usually cheaper than the LSE. I don't get a say in it, is always done 'at best.

Lets be honest though, even 350% premium for SEE is undervalued IMHO

It's a very pretty blue day so far.

And the research here goes from strength to strength.

Unfortunately yes. But the string is getting shorter.

Seeing2020, I trust that your 'Parent company' was a slip of the tongue, or maybe you know something we don't ;)

I'm not really an oiler only having a couple of them, but one that I like a lot and has done very well for me over the last 18 months or so is Eland Oil and Gas (ELA). The risk is priced in and they are cash rich, minimal debt and with great expansion plans. Yesterday they got promoted into the FTSE AIM 50 due to Patisserie's demise. But as always DYOR.

Notification just received that Patisserie Holdings are being deleted from the FTSE AIM 50 and FTSE AIM 100 and Eland Oil & Gas are being promoted up to the FTSE AIM 50.

This should help with possibly getting investment from some of the big boys out there and a (hopefully) stronger SP.

I spotted this a couple of weeks ago and posted. No one really knew the answer.

Beef, you missed the biggest highlight of the lot but I'll forgive you as there have been so many - the CHIP

I missed their recommending to buy 2-3 weeks ago. Yesterday they had an update and are having orgasms over Eland with s recommendation to keep buying. I've got a lovely tranche of these shares showing a very healthy profit and have been top slicing and buy on dips. Can't be bothered to sell any further, it just keeps giving and I'm convinced will keep up the good work this year too. Thank you George and co. DYOR & GLA

To be realistic Lewbo, there is a distinct possibility that 2019 could be the year as many of the important contract announcements would hopefully be within year end 2019. However I concede that 2020 will give a better appraisal of the overall revenues going forward - if SEE RNS' remember to put them in!

I looked into EV charging point companies last year as I could see potential in them for the future. Unfortunately most of the decent ones have been bought up by the large oil companies for use on their forecourts. There are still some around but they are mostly start-ups trying to get in late in the game.,

I appreciate that there is risk in this share because of potential terrorist threats (although they appear to have receded over the last year), I still can't get my head around the fact that the market still hasn't woken up to this well run company with all the signs of potential uplift in the coming years, money in the bank (and lots of it) and virtually debt free.
I've been invest from the 40-50p mark and taken profit at certain time but then re-bought once it dropped back. It's my share of choice at the moment along with SEE.

A couple of near 300K volume share deals just went through which has bumped the SP down. Just need THE mother of all RNS' to come out.

You beat me to it Major, I suddenly remembered that and was about to post it too. They missed the big one - again.

Someone tweeted SEE last night asking for an RNS. Looks like their wishes we granted. Once again there is no monetary value but to be fair you couldn't do that just yet.

'Data means nothing' FFS.

Nice update although not unexpected. It'll be good to see how the market reacts.