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Already factorered in by those here who have done their research mikee_p.

How's about factoring in some positivity and logic about the prospects here over the next 12 months? I venture to suggest that by the year end this will be on the list of the top ten multi-baggers of 2024.

if not before then.

Just thought we'd lighten up a bit here and put those with a negative agenda to bed. How's about a competition for the closing mcap on 31st December, 2024.

I'm saying mcap as opposed to price as we may get (a) a placing, (b) a rights issue, or (c) some sort of consolidation.

For ease to start and make it simple, I'll go with 1p which equates currently to an mcap of £100m. Feel free to put a forecast sp and mcap if you wish, but it's the mcap that's more important.

All views and forecasts warmly welcome.

ScarletVixen - it amazes me why people like you with no interest here waste your time, and our more precious time, even bothering to make crass comments.

That's the trouble with democracy I suppose. It not only allows people to post positive views and negative views, it also allows those incapable of having a view at all.

Swazers, I only (reasonably) asked if you had any view on any potential upside figure here as opposed to the downside.

It wasn't done tongue in cheek or with any intention against you, but as you don't seem to be able to come up with an answer I can only conclude with the rest of the people here that you aren't really a chartist (proper chartists forecast both ups and downs), but for some reason do appear to have an agenda.

I think some here, maybe most, take a cursory glance at charts now and then to further their research and knowledge, but have you ever studied the price actions and volumes?

A look at DGI over the past two weeks shows a downward drift on lower than average volumes and daily bargains. That's hardly a thundering endorsement for a massive sell-off, or lack of confidence.

As for all the chatter about massive dilution (not all of it coming from you, granted) I wonder what the view of one of the directors who holders almost 30% of the company is on that?

He spends millions of his own money acquiring a huge stake here, then becomes part of a directorship that will happily dilute that same stake, along with others. Those with a downward bias view tend to ignore the RNS that specifically stated that some funding was secured by way of a partnership with a tier! company, and if you look at even today's bargains there are quite a few sales that are really insignificant, a couple of hundred thousand, half a million etc.

My view is that when the meat is put on the bone here then you will see the daily transactions totally transformed as you'll see buying in quantities of 5m 10m or more and a corresponding surge in the sp.

Meanwhile, I along with others, await your bull forecast to go with the bear one.

Many thanks in advance.

TW

I, and countless others have read your posts - you may have a point you may not.

One of the target levels you mention is .148, and that if we break below that there could be further selling.

So, using your esteemed wisdom are you prepared to say these will then bounce and to what level do you see the next high point?

If these are being shorted (which I suspect too) then shorters can only do it for so long and with so many shares. Eventually they are forced to close, and as you have said it's nothing to do with the fundamentals of the company which look very sound indeed.

So, .148 or below on the downside - what on the upside please?

"I'm 60 years old and just trying to pass on some experience".

I'm 60 years old and happy if I can just pass some urine.

Well, we did claw back to "break even" Surfie!

Better luck tomorrow. Better buy another million or two then to get the ball rolling!

You were saying DannyBoy?

Could not agree more. This is a slow burner, gradually building the business with 3 new top directors, one with plenty of skin in the game.

Just stringing recent RNS's together is enough to engender interest alone.

Every share has day-traders and shorters, this is no different and the differing opinions help to make a market, but those thinking for instance we'll be diluted to high heaven are just plainly wrong. Seasoned investors will be using any weakness to increase holdings for when the bigger announcements arrive.

Well, Dunk Biscuit - I'll give you one thing, that was quite a humorous post, but lacking in substance I'm afraid.

Most seasoned investors here will accept some fund raising, yes and dilution, for the reasons I pointed out earlier. Show me another company that has the world-beating tech that we have and can persuade a tier1 company to part fund its release and production. You can't.

In a nutshell the sheer amount of positive RNS's and the development of unique patented technology will simply overwhelm any fears that investors and the market have about any possible fund raising.

I for one, and I know many others, will gladly subscribe to any placing, rights issue, etc to see this company become a major player in it's field going forward.

Dunk Biscuit - I don't quite grasp what you are saying. Obviously you have an agenda here, and are employing well-known "scare tactics" to maybe frighten people out? I don't know.

Those of us able to look at things through a rather more logical eyeglass note a few things. You bang on about "dilution". And fund raising. Firstly we have a certain amount of warrants out there, exerciseable at 0.25p, so logic dictates a price above that for starters.

Then there is "fund raising". Are we desperate for funds, like some other companies? No. And isn't it important to also consider logically (that word again) what any "fund raise" may be used for? If it's just to spunk on running costs, directors salaries, overpaid brokers and advisers, then yes it's a bad "dilution". If however, as I and others here, strongly suspect it would be used to further R&D, and more importantly production costs, PR etc., then it's money well spent. After all, if you needed an extension or a full house refurb you'd borrow money to fund it - same as with companies.

What you conveniently also forget is that we've had government funding for starters, and a recently announced RNS stated a partnership with a tier1 company that includes funding from them also.

So, despite what you'd like us to think (or what you erroeneously think) DGI are actually in a very strong position financially, with cash in the bank currently. In fact today's RNS was simply informing the market that we've purchased game-changing stuff already to make production more in-house, quicker and cheaper to get to the eventual targets.

There really is no way round your argument. Don't forget who is running the show now - 3 top guys with bags of experience. Couple that with the original team who have bought the products to fruition and everything spells eventual success here.

It's not going to happen overnight, or in the next week or month, but string all the recent RNS's together and anyone with financial knowledge can see not only are we seriously undervalued on fundamentals but a company set for explosive growth and interest from many bigger players in the weeks and months ahead.

So, don't worry about "dilution" or "fund raising" - I'm very convinced that any raising will be done for the sole good, and not just for the sake of it.

Reality kicking in now with some decent buying and blue.

Solid RNS - solid news - lining us up to be major in the months and years to come.

Buy and hold is the watchword for the massive rewards to come.

The trouble today is the investing community appears to be populated with short-termers and those who don't know how to read and understand an RNS. Witness the carnage over at HE1 where hordes of people were buying Monday and yesterday at over 3.05p - now 1.80p to sell on the back of "finding helium" and other puffery.

Here, in contrast, we have another solid announcement, a huge building brick for the future of the company, and proof positive the 3 new directors are steering (no pun intended) DGI to eventual greatness and dominance in the field.

Investing history and past behaviour of investors points to days like this being perfect ones for picking up extra stock when the day-traders and virtual spivs have had their bite.

The longer termers here will be the ones to pick up the proper rewards.

These guys really mean business. No airy-fairy announcements of jam tomorrow from them - laying the foundations for a top class future here.

And thanks to the past couple of days all available an under 0.2p per share.

Thank you sellers and moaners.

Time to get the buying boots back on yet again.

......the bubble has burst at HE1 - so maybe those who are now over 55% down from the early morning peak may think twice about investing there and run their slide rules over here. Yes, we are down too, but in a much stronger position than any specualtive micro miner.

Certainly has Chumba, and good luck to you if you are out with a profit. Certainly there are very few who stampeded in this morning first thing that are in that position. The price action in the first hour was quite frankly ridiculous.

DGI however is a much more steady company and will accrue gains as we go.

Looking forward to you adding to your position here and making another mint.

What at first glance may look like negative news for DGI is actually positive.

A superb chance now to highlight the much cheaper cost of sodium-ion batteries as opposed to lithium-ion ones which constitute a large part of the cost of current EV's.

DGI should start to highlight this when we're ready to roll into production.

https://uk.yahoo.com/finance/news/electric-car-demand-tumbles-amid-105457915.html

I think it was Brighty who mentioned here earlier about the DGI currently being totally "news-driven" and the sell off this morning being connected to the current mania over at HE1.

100% correct and obvious. The number of trades at HE1 is currently approaching 7800 so a lot of money and interest has been sucked away here. Sadly for those who dived in head-first this morning they are currently down around 40%. This is a slow burner, and yes totally news-driven at the moment.

The news pipeline is, as far as we know, full and in due course we will know the next positive information.

Meanwhile, the message is the same. Buy, or add, and more importantly hold.

Nothing has changed and the bargain buy price of last week just got even better temporarily.

Just took a further 554,797.

Rather rude not to at these levels.

So often with companies like this, investors come in on the back of a "story" to believe. Sometimes it's speculation, sometime's it's just idle talk, sometimes it's something else. Then the enthusiasm fades away after a huge spike, the stock gets forgotten and either goes bust or languishes at pitifully low levels. Here, however, is totally different. The "story" isn't a "story" but real. All here know what is available, what is on offer, and what is being done.

Usually those with an agenda against the stock will point to a lack of clarity or information to attempt to engineer a fall in the price, using the excuse "if you believe the story then invest - if you don't then don't".

Here we have fact - not story. With what was RNS'd last week it's obvious now we aren't far from game-changing news.

Keep buying and keep holding - the big rewards are on the way.

Fact.