Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Tom, don't hesitate any longer; seize control of your dire circumstances and make a change, get out. Alternatively, man up, confront the situation head-on, average down and refrain from perpetuating misogyny to deflect your responsibility as a poor investor, and silence the negativities to boot.
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Attention, new investors: Be wary of WimbledonTom's motives, aimed at impeding ITV's advancement. His persistent attacks on the CEO, are his primary tactic. He frequently adopts alternate pseudonyms. Those who recently sold their shares because they were influenced by his nonsense are no doubt regretting it. ITV
And, she won't be going anywhere because she's well respected in the industry, after making the necessary changes, and is turning the ship around!
https://www.itv.com/presscentre/media-releases/itvx-has-record-quarter
https://www.marketingweek.com/itv-marketing-influence-reboot/
It sounds like it could be amazingly good. Although, one false AI outcome, despite that being a common occurrence in the real world, would likely damage the reputation of the technology.
One will watch with interest.
Slightly off topic.
Luminance, the business is backed by Invoke Capital, the venture capital arm owned by controversial British entrepreneur Mike Lynch.
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/02/legal-tech-startup-luminance-rides-ai-hype-to-40-million-fundraise.html
Yes, the signs of growth are now more apparent. In my view, this year will see continued significant progress in cybersecurity, with DT increasingly establishing itself as a prominent player in the field.
The potential improvement in the overall macroeconomic environment, including the prospect of lower interest rates, is likely to release customer budgets, enabling them to reinvest in their businesses. Bigger clients will join the ranks, with FedRAMP designation being the key catalyst for boosting growth. Being featured in the FedRAMP marketplace signifies a significant milestone, greatly amplifying DT. Securing this certification essentially paves the way for DT to effectively target and expand its presence in government sectors.
1. Access to a Lucrative Market: The US government is one of the largest consumers of cybersecurity services and products. Being listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace opens doors to lucrative opportunities within this market segment.
2. Enhanced Credibility and Trust: Being listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace demonstrates that the company's products or services have met stringent security standards set by the US government. This enhances credibility and trust not only among government agencies but also among private sector clients who value rigorous security measures.
3. Competitive Advantage: Official listing on the FedRAMP Marketplace provides a competitive edge over other cybersecurity companies that may not have obtained this certification. It signals to potential clients that the company is committed to maintaining high standards of security and compliance.
4. Streamlined Procurement Processes: Government agencies often prefer to work with vendors listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace because it streamlines the procurement process. This can lead to faster contract awards and smoother project implementations.
5. Opportunities for Expansion and Growth: Access to the US government market can serve as a launching pad for further expansion into other sectors within the US and internationally. It opens up avenues for growth and revenue diversification.
Overall, being listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace can significantly bolster the reputation, market reach, and revenue potential of a UK-based cybersecurity company.
An excellent presentation, by Darktrace Nicole Eagan, well worth a watch:
https://youtu.be/co_5NV-k5Es?si=GCigztZw1VcKsiH9
Spies do spy – what's new?
In my view, the aftermath of Brexit has made the UK largely subordinate to the US. Besides the existing extradition disparities, now we find ourselves aligning with whoever the US chooses to target for economic gain. The notion of "taking back our country" seems like a farce. Meanwhile, European collective necessities suffer.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/western-governments-struggle-coordinate-response-043029919.html
Happy Easter
Tom, don't hesitate any longer; seize control of your dire circumstances and make a change, get out. Alternatively, man up, confront the situation head-on, average down and refrain from perpetuating misogyny to deflect responsibility, and silence the negativity.
It's interesting how losers cite anything but their own failings. Change had to happen - some people will never accept that because they got caught in the crossover, tough luck.
But finally, the message is getting through to be wary of WimbledonTom's motives, aimed at impeding ITV's advancement. His persistent attacks on the CEO, are his primary tactic. He frequently adopts alternate pseudonyms. Those who recently sold their shares because they were influenced by his nonsense are no doubt regretting it.
Typo 'divi'
If it heads down after the diving, which is perfectly normal, Tom will cite the CEO as the cause. Again.
Attention, new investors: Be wary of WimbledonTom's motives, aimed at impeding ITV's advancement. His persistent attacks on the CEO, are his primary tactic. He frequently adopts alternate pseudonyms. Those who recently sold their shares because they were influenced by his nonsense are no doubt regretting it. ITV
....also
'We’re very proud to be one of the largest businesses in the FT 1000, the @FinancialTimes's list of Europe’s fastest-growing businesses, for the second year running 🚀 That's not all—we're one of the largest businesses recognized and the largest IT and software company!'
Darktrace just put out on X post (formerly Twitter).
https://darktrace.com/blog/no-bad-luck-for-darktrace-combatting-alphv-blackcat-ransomware?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=inside-the-soc-blackcat
Irish Independent perspective:
https://m.independent.ie/opinion/comment/richard-curran-britains-steve-jobs-aka-autonomy-founder-mike-lynch-was-looking-over-his-shoulder-as-long-ago-as-2015/a1312743908.html
What have we learned from week one of Mike Lynch’s US fraud trial?
Although not actively involved in DT these days - the past connection still lingers, so it's interesting to look at the direction things are heading. It's understood that not everyone shares this perspective.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/learned-week-one-mike-lynch-060013298.html
'I hope it goes lower for the next few weeks, so i can load up my ISA'
Me too, s/w
It's annoying not to have the funds available until new tax year.
Lots of good news, despite the daily regurgitation of sack the CEO.
ttps://rxtvinfo.com/2024/itv-profits-from-sports-coverage/
Attention, new investors: Be wary of WimbledonTom's motives, aimed at impeding ITV's advancement. His persistent attacks on the CEO, are his primary tactic. He frequently adopts alternate pseudonyms. Those who recently sold their shares because they were influenced by his nonsense are no doubt regretting it. ITV
That's intriguing s/w, I'll definitely keep an eye out for that. As far-fetched as it may sound, I'm interested in pharmaceuticals produced in microgravity, i.e in space.
Check out BioOrbit - Carol Vorderman’s daughter is one of the founders.
https://www.bioorbit.space/
Live link to Powell's speech:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8La_U664MBE