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A solid +10% rise today. LWRF is quietly rerating. LWRF is building a global portfolio of connected products and patents -- windows, lights, heating, music, power, security -- for smart homes, smart garages, smart offices, smart warehouses and smart factories.

Up +8% now. Up +70% in the past 3 months. LWRF is a great play on the smart home. The "smart home" is the new smartphone.

Good link, alynch. There is a great "bowl" forming in the longterm shareprice chart for LWRF. Looks headed imminently back into the 40s.

Up +27/ now. PAA a great turnaround story.

Trading volumes today were 3 times higher than normal. The 3rd straight day of above-average and positive volumes for LWRF. Also, a decent-sized £25k buy was made today. And just 8m shares in free float. The technicals looking strong.

Getting near to reaching its all-time high for the shareprice (~43p).

It's a total sum of their revenues divided by hardware and cloud installed base.

Up +5% now. Price being paid on the Ask ticking up. LWRF is a good company in a good market with good growth.

Looks like they're trying to fill an order.

LWRF is building a global portfolio of connected products and patents -- windows, lights, heating, music, power, security -- for smart homes, smart garages, smart offices, smart warehouses and smart factories. The "smart home" market today is basically where smartphones were ~10 years ago. LWRF is a great opportunity to get in at groundlevel before takeoff. This one is coming onto the radar for investors. LWRF is growing almost +100%. And it stands a good chance of becoming a takeover target for big American, European and Asian companies.

Looking at the tech charts, LWRF looks healthy. Macd is recently up, trading volume is up, SMA50 is up, Bollingers are re-pinching. Good company with good growth in a good market with good technicals.

Up +3% now. New smart-window for the smart-home, patent-pending. The CEO said this in an RNS on Feb 2 2015: "The financial outlook for the business is *increasingly positive*. *Our order book at the start of the year was almost £2 million just through our UK Megaman relationship*. With the additional UK opportunities, as well as our *increasing international business*, we expect to move *make significant progress* in the coming year."

LWRF is making £50-100 of revenue per smart home per year. Its cloud service is in 30k smart homes worldwide right now. That cloud service for the smart home gives LWRF recurring and renewable revenues. That 30k number can only grow, as the number of smart homes worldwide is rising +30% and accelerating: http://www.insidermedia.com/insider/midlands/130983-/

LWRF is moving recently into the big US market. The Smart Home market will be worth £9.5bn in 2015 and is growing annually at a rate of 33 per cent through to 2020... http://www.bqlive.co.uk/2015/01/09/home-automation-pioneers-switches-on-to-us-market/

The key thing to consider here is that LWRF is likely to become a takeover target for an American, German, Chinese or Japanese firm. LWRF is innovating some good tech in the smart home, such as smart windows and smart lights. Firms are going to be hungry to acquire those types of patent-protected techs.

Good "smart window" articles for background: http://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/4973697/LightwaveRF-submits-patent-for-Smart-Windows.html http://www.itproportal.com/2014/10/03/smart-windows-personal-style-advisor-and-beds-ceiling-welcome-bedroom-future/

Price being paid on the Ask ticking up.

The "smart windows" for the "connected home" patent-pending here for LWRF, announced today, is a great piece of tech. Smart windows auto-warm or auto-cool your house. Smart windows secure your home and auto-alert your smartphone if an intruder tries to enter. There are roughly ~35m buildings with ~500m windows in the UK. Homes, office and factories. Just penetrating 1% of that total will give LWRF a marcap in the tens-of-millions range. LWRF currently revenues at almost +100% a year. Moving towards profit now. And playing in a very high-growth market -- smart windows and smart dimmers for the smart home (the next wave of tech growth along with the smartphone).

NAV of 200p a share. Deserves a rerate.

Basically a one-way bet to 25p. Looks like AIM's computer systems are struggling to keep up this morning.