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I've never understood why people who are so negative, and plainly aren't invested, just want to come on boards and pick holes in a stock or it's BOD.

By all means ask searching questions if you have skin in the game but it's a total waste of time (and ours) to just be so glass half-empty all the time.

The sp will reflect not just market conditions but prospects going forward here. All who are invested are now probably buying more and holding tight. The ground work is laid for big expansion going forward, we have a plum board now, couldn't be more positive with 3 guys with former Tesla connections - in fact forget Tesla, their connections will extend worldwide. Our tech is potentially world beating, and as investors continue to purchase and hold their shares the "free float" is shrinking by the day. Therefore every positive RNS from now on will underpin the sp, move it up exponentially and allow DGI to naturally get on more radars.

Really, we have better things to do than to read sanctimonious negative drivel all the time. How about looking for the positives?

Why so negative? You know why the 3 ex-Tesla guys are here. To turn this round, monetize the tech and build DGI into a major player.

Everything is in place, and now we simply await further news. You don't sound much like a "fellow investor" to me.

Chill out, accumulate and hold and sit back and wait for the next move.

Here is the video:-

https://news.sky.com/video/wimbledon-london-double-decker-bus-catches-fire-after-13046195

Yes, £1 is plainly ridiculous, and 1-2p is far more likely.

However, there have been some rumblings around about eventual Nasdaq admittance, and there has to be a minimum share price and mcap value for that, so it's possible that the company will want to grow the sp and then do a consolidation to get the sp to £1 that way. Of course, it won't mean 0.20p to £1 but we'd then be more on radar. But as you say let's walk first, get commercial production going, get on as many radars as possible, get insitutitonal investment going and become a major that way.

Always the possibility of a take-out bid in any case as our tech is going to be much in demand in the coming months and years. I still get a strong gut feeling that there is some stake-building going on here.

After a quiet morning, all of a sudden DGI bursts into life with heavy buying and the MM's all over the place.

Is someone building a significant stake here?

Just picked up a further 712,212 which shows as a sell as it's below the mid-price. Very happy with 0.1889p.

Not much interest at all this morning - usually a classic signal for those wishing to add to positions without disturbing the sp too much.

All awaiting the next positive RNS now.

An interesting article Mayo51 - thanks for posting. With the ever increasing interest in EV's the trick is obviously to make them far more affordable - not sure how this would stack up.

Sodium-ion batteries we know will work out much cheaper, but as the time rolls on and the green lobby get ever more vociferous then I think there's probably more than enough room for diffrering types of batteries to be utilised.

At the end of the day, I don't believe it will be a race to see who gain the bigget market share, I think everyone will be more than happy with the share they have as the market will be totally massive.

Despite what we think we know, in fact we don't. The only people who know what's going on are the BOD, and the 3 ex-Tesla people in particular.

We all, to a certain extent, talk our own book, but one thing that stands out here is if you take the balance of probabilities, they are skewed sharply to the upside here. We are now "news driven", and we know what has gone on before, what goes on in the future is speculation on all our parts, but I would say in truth that the odds are around 80/20 on a very favourable outcome indeed here.

That isn't talking my book as a shareholder, but laying out the facts as I see them currently. As I said yesterday DGI is becoming more a "Buffett" stock, ie buy, hold and accumulate. Day traders and bit-part small buyers can scalp their few per cent here at times, but the real long-term big gains will be had by those buying and holding in my view.

After today's very positive RNS, and the excellent interview on BBC Business World this morning, this share is now a classic "Buffett" stock.

Buy, accumulate and hold. With all the positive newsflow to come I seriously think we'll have a 10-bagger on our hands by the end of the year, if not more.

A great little interview and ad for DGI.

Couple that with the very positive RNS at 7am and it looks to be a strong day here. Many influential people will have seen that interview and already be doing their homework on DGI.

Cyrox - yes the solid state option is far more expensive. As for a manufacturer, I think we are on the road (no pun intended) to that, but as has been pointed out on another website, and with which I agree, it's perfectly possible that a manufacturing tie-up could come with enough funding to ensure production is started. There are those with an agenda who put around scare stories around funding and "further dilution", but I don't buy that. I think the three ex-Tesla directors are smart enough to know the potential.

Cyrox - you are missing the point here entirely. Yes, the solid-state batteries may, just may be a better solution, but there is no word on intended cost. The point is that EV sales are faling because people have realised that the main cost of an EV is the battery. Lithium is becoming increasingly expensive to find and mine. DGI have now a ready-made solution with the sodium-ion battery, which will be much cheaper and easier to produce. Ergo, the cost of an EV with one of them will fall markedly and that is where, in my opinion, DGI will be a big success. The major manufacturers may end up offering two versions of the same car - one with the sodium-ion, a cheaper option, and one with the solid-state, that yes will last as long as the car, which will be much more expensive.

I may be wrong here but all the trashing of the 3 ex-Tesla guys is out of order. They've only been in situ a month - there is a lot of newsflow to come, most of which I suspect will be positive. On balance I would say at this stage that DGI are grossly undervalued - we shall see in the coming weeks and months.

Gazzleberry - I respectfully suggest you re-read the results again and see just what progress has been made.

Do you hold or have you recently sold?

1p to me is the first short-term target here on the way to 5p then 10p within 2/3 years. All imho though.

"Smart", is indeed "buying and holding". With a sizeable chunk of stock in firm hands (Slate & White) it doesn't take much to squeeze this higher, now on excellent fundamentals after Friday's results.

This, courtesy of "Different World" over on ADVFN:-

"" Ask yourself this:- Both Mark White and Nicholas Slater are men of not just considerable means, but considerable financial knowledge.

Would they both risk huge amounts of money here on a stock that was no good?

Precisely.

The old market saw of "Follow the herd" never rang more true.

With those two kindly taking away more than 20% of the free-float the door is open for investors to continue to accumulate and hold this stock for the fantastic growth that lies ahead.

SatoshiPay are on the cusp of getting Pendulum fully operational - once they start announcing more progress there will be no holding BLU back and 1p will be a distant memory"".

Ridiculously cheap given the overall mcap. Jim Slater would have had a field day with this in the 70s.

Interesting too Theeduke hints at 11% eventually. Think more people took advantage of the recent weakness than expected.

A classic retrace and now back on a strong bullish move. Note the recent drift on low volumes, this morning the polar opposite, strong buying and a rising sp on higher volumes, highest for a week. Classic bullish move and sentment which just leaves a tap or two on the positive news pipeline to complete the pattern.

Good honest open post iceman888. I too am constantly adding here on recent weak days. Always of the opinion too that our two big shareholders, Slater and white, are probably doing the same.