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Yep, it's all revenue driven. There's a lack of understanding of the tech, our partners and in turn the whopping potential we're looking at.

Agreed, the sooner we dump Cenkos and pick up brokers like Ark or Morgan Stanley, the better! Especially given they appear to be better at valuating tech stocks...

I'll certainly be along for the ride, 12p just doesn't cut it...

Institutions will have their own forecasts in regards to the value of SEE. So as long as the LRGS buys continue, you can be sure their estimates are more favourable than Cenkos...

Are Cenkos low balling Auto so they can justify low balling aviation i wonder... So miffed at them atm...

I think they put the decimal point in the wrong place, still time for them to correct their error. I'll put it down to writing that note without enough coffee...

Cenkos need a good talking to... Let's hope stifel are the better broker.

Feels like our del boy moment has finally come to fruition... Keep having to pinch myself, i am awake, right?! :D

Rfrost, qualcomm seem to thing we're a big deal... No mention of Jungo here...

https://www.qualcomm.com/news/releases/2021/01/26/qualcomm-announces-expansion-scalable-snapdragon-ride-platform-portfolio

I wouldn't say no to a nice L3 cherry on top of this massive news. Especially now the world is waking up to and no doubt watching seeing machines tech. :P

New simulator purchases...

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/l3harriscommercialaviation_air-china-selects-l3harris-technologies-for-activity-6759792368926437376-4f_l

Can see them pushing it lower tbh, but i know there is news afoot, so i'm not selling and won't be scared out of my shares... Holding long and very much stronger than ever!

Nice to see some confuirmation SEE will be attending the qualcomm event from their official linked in page.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/seeingmachines_tomorrow-begins-our-automotive-redefined-activity-6759754763132391424-Bzvu

Couldn't agree more, will eye tracking feature in the simulator being shipped to Barcelona?

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/l3harriscommercialaviation_fullflightsimulator-pilottraining-b737max-activity-6758333626263384064-_Piz

Most are well aware of what happened way back when, difference now is, we have multiple partners and products being sold across various markets. Legislation is also pressuring OEM's to install eye tracking systems.

I won't be selling, any dip will simply facilitate MM's buying more and selling at ever higher prices. Imo, be aware of stop losses, I won't be robbed of my shares and neither will any other longs.

Gla and please dyor! My ramblings do not constitute as advice...

Haha, someone's in a good mood. :D

The government needs to do some "Human Factors" research, nod nod wink.

Fully agree, Colin is ideally positioned as an analyst to know the full scope of the company. I can only hazard a guess and thus use mobile eye as my closest analogue.

Either way, when SEE start to generate revenue from Aviation. Cenkos can't turn a blind eye to it like they have done so far. So we should atleast be due a re rate when the L3 deal finally lands.

I think we're all in agreement that we want the best value for our shares in a world leading computer vision company. The more offered the better, just wouldn't want sold short.

Either way, no offence meant, just ensuring newbies are aware of the full scope this little ol ozzy company is offering.

I still think that anything under £1 per share is a steal. Not wishing to ramp as it could take a number of years to reach this figure. But i'll reiterate, if mobile eye can sell for $15 billion and it's main, if not only market was self driving vehicles, surely we can sell for more? After all we're looking at the following markets are we not?

Aviation
Fleet - insurance tie ups
Driver monitoring
Occupant monitoring
Trains
Buses
Boats
Aircraft control
Mining
Anywhere a human and machine need to interact within the realms of transportation.

So for those uttering 50p would be great, i think you're selling it waaaay to short!

I wouldn't want the company to sell for any less than in the billions tbh. When you compare how much Mobileye was bought for, you have to consider SEE tech is applicable to a broader set of markets, potentially anywhere there is a need for a human machine interface. Then there is inflation, with companies regularly valued in the trillions these days a billion doesn't sound as much as it used to...