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Hi Wooley RE: Why would he talk them up while out with fat wedge :)

If your referring to me then it's because I have learnt over many years that it works better for me that way! i take my chance with the herd when buying and again when selling and always pay more than i would have to normally if i stayed invested, and likewise I always ( not intentionally ) sell to early BUT importantly do not leave my fat wedge invested any longer than i need too.
What it costs me on trading fees etc and any false buys ...is easily covered by the inevitable retraces and the constant threat of not having control of my wad over a long period of time if i were to just leave it here invested long term.
I used to just buy amd leave it invested, but that never worked for me ( or anyone here), this does work for me, and been doing this for several years ( i have mentioned this in the past).
I always have a small amount invested - but nothing to brag about, yet i always know i can invest at any time i wish in the future. This way i hope to minimise the risks of AIM, and those other risks associated with not having any control whatsoever over the company, the stock market, trading partners who cancelled, don't pay, delay, and more general world events .

Protecting you wad is just as important as investing your wad.....It's not a bad idea, you should try it but i have a feeling you already do. As far as posting anything I think is remotely relevant or positive while not being fully invested .... i don't think it makes any difference at all to the anyone invested or not, and especially the sp.

If it ever turns out that CC manage to secure some long term contracts that takes them past breakeven and into profit....then i may keep my money invested ...just need to see the company prove that they can repeat this annually, and have more than one good year in a row first.... GL.

I can't be called a ramper if i'm only holding a handful of shares Wooley. I'm back in my watch and wait period again ( most of the time to be honest), just waiting to see what happens next, if anything.

What I found interesting about this interview with Anil Daulani is his reference to a "change to functionality " in India. He also references Intelligent Charging infrastructure of Electric cars, transformer monitoring, and distribution automation as latest innovations and additions to CCs range of solutions.Interesting and positive read. https://www.eprmagazine.com/elecrama-2020/smart-electricity-to-convey-further-competence/"India market is following the footsteps of the leading markets for Smart Meter roll-out strategy. In-line with this, new use cases and functionality are being added into the requirement matrix.

Interview from September 2019 regarding CESC.
Also discuss EV charging stations, which if i remember correctly was something mentioned recently.

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hui8r6lz5hwJ:https://powerline.net.in/2019/09/06/interview-debasish-banerjee-2/+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk

I hope your right this time, i guess we'll find out in due course. ??

I think the words " in due course" were carefully chosen as it sounds quite possibly imminent but actually means "at the appropriate time". So, yes could mean at anytime when the circumstances allow.

Evening LTI.

I have been watching Nepal for sometime now and thought you might want to have a read of these two articles. They fit nicely with your link regarding 200 million loan from ADB.
It looks like going to be between RF and GPRS , or a mix of them both.

The Smart Metering Road Map for Nepal December 2018.
Go to page 11 through to 17
"Adoption of the most suitable technology and cost-effective platform for the rollout of the smart
metering solution consistently across Kathmandu Valley and Nepal, e.g., the use of radio frequency
(RF)–based or General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)–based smart meters instead of power line
carrier (PLC) communication, to overcome the shortcomings of the existing distribution network;
(ii) Integration of smart metering with the existing billing system and the geographic information
system (GIS), as and when smart metering is implemented in the respective DCs; and
(iii) Preparation and implementation of a master plan for upgrading distribution assets, by December
2019."
and continues
"The NEA aims to deploy 5 million smart meters in phases by 2025. It has already planned the deployment of
98,000 smart meters in two DCs in Kathmandu Valley by May 2020, and will complete the installation of a total
of 450,000 smart meters in 10 DCs in Kathmandu Valley by May 2021.
The NEA plans to deploy a total of 3 million smart meters by May 2023 and 5 million smart meters by May
2025. A summary of the deployment plan for smart metering in Nepal is presented in Table 3. The NEA will also
conduct pilot projects in each of the six DCs, one center under each regional office (except where 98,000 meters
are being deployed in Kathmandu Valley). These pilot projects will involve a few thousand meters and will be
completed by September 2020 to enable a quick transition to a large-scale rollout."
https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/publication/479181/nepal-smart-metering-road-map.pdf

It mentions a pilot for around 90, 000 units in Kathmandu Valley

In this article from August 2019 entitled "NEA starts implementing Smart electricity meters"
it says "They have an RF module inside the meters which sends the recorded digital information to the server through several connectivity options like WiFi, non-cellular IoT (Zigbi, Lora, Sigfox and more) and cellular connectivity (2G, 3G, 4G and beyond)."
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:gpLPZzWtbDkJ:https://www.nepalitelecom.com/2018/09/nea-smart-meters-electricity-kathmandu.html+&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk

Evening Lucky,
I'm not peddling anything, particularly tip sheets that make their paying punters millionaires - sounds like an advert!
Your history is quite unusual for someone trading for twenty years. So few posts, and only three shares , one of which went bust in 2017, several posts removed, for some reason.
I wish you luck, because if you do well we All do well, but i'm not going to believe anyone at face value on a bulletin board.
Also, i would not be in such a hurry, and make assumptions about how much better you have performed compared to others investors on these boards. Shares are just one investment, there are many others.
Cyanconnode has been a bad investment over the years, by any measure, there is no argument about that. I notice Technivest rated CC a strong buy in 2018, at 11p i think.. The future, who knows what will happen, techinvest, You, or any of us on this board - but we hope the downward curve reverse over the next few years.

I seem to remember the majority of share tips in Techinvest ( as in all other similar tip sheets) lose investors money, but a few do very well and they are the ones that get talked about, just as in AIM.
I seem to remember you are better off signing up for the tip sheet, picking out that months buy recommendations and trying to get in before the herd, and selling once you've made a profit. However, even that was not easy, as it was all posted then, and by the time you received your tip sheet in the post, those in the know ( i.e when it went to press), had already bought in, increased the share price sometimes by a great deal, before the paying punters had received their paper copy, which was already out of date as far as the share price was concerned.
I don't know if its has changed now, but I doubt it.

Saying that i did come across Videologic ( later Imagination Technology) , and kept investing even after i stopped paying for the magazine, and nothing happened for years and years until suddenly one day, it went form something around 30p and climbed over the next few years to around £5, before getting into trouble. I made a good profit, sold far to early though.
But that was sheer luck, as they all come with good news stories, always just a few years ahead.

Afternoon ShedJok
I'm guessing because I have not read it but that may well refer to the RNS from the 4th June - as it a monthly magazine.

It will be definitely be referring to something already announced.

Saying that i did subscribe to this mag well over ten years ago....i only bought one share that never took off, for years until it became Imagination technology and then did well there over the years, still sold to early though.

me neither. anyone else?

If Techinvest have given them a buy, it would be interesting to know what their target price is.

Hoi ITT,
Below is this months copy ...note Cyanconnode listed as being reviewed, on the top right.
Put this link in browser.

https://mobile.twitter.com/mchattie/status/1279012046722473984

It's also the months of Janunary and July when this magazine publishes it annual and mid year share tips ...maybe CC were tipped.

True CB, but it's amazing to think they still post out their magazine each month , ( there is also an email version) and promise that subscribers should get their copy each month in first week.
Just seems a coincidence, could be something is about to happen.

I was still wondering about all the relative smaller trades , ( other than JCEP's two buys , the largest of them all). Looks like the rise in sp is probably may be a positive share price tip in the Tech tip magazine called Techinvest.
https://twitter.com/mchattie

Interesting that so many small BUY traders ( look how many small buys going through), as opposed to only 3 trades of 50, 000 or larger, so far today. Either these ( i assume) small guys know something we don't, so buy a couple of hundred quids worth ! or we are all feeding off each other, OR, it's just a coincidence that CC release news at the same time dozens of small investors load up ... Im suspicious, but CC have made me this way. Nevertheless, good to see yet another rise, especially so soon following the previous one, it's now all about knowing when to get out !!

We were informed on 15th April of this order.
"Kromek expects to commence production of ventilators before the end of April 2020 and to produce up to 2,000 units within twelve weeks, with 1,000 units available within eight weeks. Following the signing of a license agreement, which is expected shortly, Kromek intends to sell the ventilators in the UK and globally."

They have had 8 weeks of production time, so 1000 units approx sold, unless there was a hold up / cancellation of the license agreement. I'm unsure what that equates to as revenue to KMK but if there has been a material change to this , i would expect an update, so investors are made aware of the change in circumstances....but we are on AIM

The Indore tender for the five new towns closed on 3rd February 20. Has it already been awarded or was it put on hold because if the virus, which unfortunately seems to be getting worse in India at present. This tender should be a foregone conclusion as far as CC is concerned.

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