Allied Minds Share Discussion Threads

[catscats] 23/3/2016 10:54

I would imagine the shorts here are starting to sweat...hedgies have had a horrible few weeks with the rebound in many of the most shorted stocks (resources)...looking forward to seeing them lose their shorts (and shirts) here.

[ifthecapfits] 23/3/2016 10:33

That would be nice.

[r ball] 23/3/2016 09:42

£45 to go.

[ifthecapfits] 23/3/2016 08:21

Looking strong of late.

[sabor1] 20/3/2016 13:23

Woodford Buys more "Profoundly Undervalued" Allied Minds shares.

[sabor1] 18/3/2016 15:52

Ok thanks.

[hpcg] 18/3/2016 15:51

I haven't been short for a long time, but the chart looks good for longs as of today. Having said that the market is probably back to peak optimism and one has to be careful of buying at or near the top.

[r ball] 18/3/2016 15:44

i suggest you look on Bloomberg.

[sabor1] 18/3/2016 15:43

Does anybody know what the short position is?

Be interesting if one of the companies closes a large commercial deal or they find a way to get new investors. The short sellers will then be in a difficult position. Saw that one short seller increased there position this week.

[nimbo1] 18/3/2016 15:26

Can't get a quote for even 1 share at the moment.

[nimbo1] 18/3/2016 14:46

Do you think the increase after 2pm most days recently is shorts buying back?

[r ball] 17/3/2016 19:33

I suppose so. this could easily hit £50 if STT goes commercial

[freddie ferret] 17/3/2016 19:00

Nice RNS yesterday.

[skinwalker] 10/3/2016 09:13

A most welcome rise in the share price Are the good times returning I wonder?

[sabor1] 29/2/2016 09:38

Hard to see why the share price is so low.

- Spin transfer has working prototype and has signed a co-development agreement with a major memory company;
- Federeated Wireless working with Google, Intel, Nokia, Qualcomm and Rukkas to develop new mobile infrastructure. Google not bidding in next auction and aligning to this new infrastructure.
hxxp://www.fiercewireless.com/story/google-wont-bid-fccs-600-mhz-incentive-auction/2016-02-12
Federated Wireless gets revenue for spectrum that google and others use.
- Statement mentions that number of companies in commercialization phase doubled to 6. This looks positive as Sciflor and Optio are mentioned above Spin transfer and Federated Wireless in the trading statement.
- Not sure why the short sellers don’t quit now wait for the price to go up and then return?
- Mail, FT, three brokers all with strong buy recommendations, surely it must go up fairly quickly and when it does the short sellers will find it hard to buy 10m shares.

[liquidkid] 23/2/2016 16:16

Pulled the plug and lights gone out on any public information/discussion of this company it seems.

Overheard in the Long Room (In depth comment and analysis)
Paul Murphy posted on The Wall of Worry: "Whitman Howard on Allied Minds"

Professional market participants who understand the complexities of the financial instruments, together with the attendant risks. Not suitable for retail clients.

[catscats] 23/2/2016 15:47

as the not so Great British Pound goes south, shouldn't ALM go north, since most/all their investments are valued in dollars....

[skinwalker] 21/2/2016 17:37

Ah! Thank-you bamboo

[bamboo2] 21/2/2016 14:33

Federated Wireless

[skinwalker] 21/2/2016 10:02

Nimbo
sorry if I'm being stupid, but how does this (post 469) involve Allied Minds?

[nimbo1] 19/2/2016 08:22

Federated Wireless, Google, Intel, Nokia, Qualcomm and Ruckus Wireless Commit to Develop and Promote Solutions Using 3.5 GhZ CBRS
BARCELONA - February 18, 2016 - Six wireless industry leaders today announced their shared commitment to develop, market and promote solutions utilizing the U.S. 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS). The six companies-Federated Wireless, Google, Intel, Nokia, Qualcomm Incorporated and Ruckus Wireless-believe that CBRS will be critical to drive innovation, support new business models and spur economic growth.

Last April, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted rules for CBRS, which opens 150 MHz of spectrum (3550-3700 MHz) for commercial use. Because spectrum access is actively coordinated based on priority and granular location, it becomes possible for regulators to make previously allocated spectrum available to new entrants and services-while providing necessary protections for incumbent users of the band.

The six companies aim to build a robust ecosystem of industry participants and make CBRS solutions as widely available as possible. For example, private enterprises, venues and fixed operators could autonomously deploy high-quality in-building LTE networks into which all mobile network subscribers can roam. Operators could benefit from a significantly expanded footprint and capacity on new spectrum, while subscribers could enjoy a consistent wireless broadband experience-particularly in challenging places such as indoor locations, venues and corporate campuses.

The companies will continue to work with the industry to develop CBRS solutions and further build out the 3.5 GHz ecosystem. For instance, the companies are participating in the Wireless Innovation Forum's efforts to develop and drive the adoption of standards around the unique aspects of operation in the CBRS band, which include providing an interface to the central spectrum coordination systems, actively protecting Federal operations, and managing the coexistence among those sharing the band. The companies are working towards LTE-based field trials in the second half of this year, and several will showcase CBRS-ready technologies at Mobile World Congress.

Company Support

"We are honored to partner with other wireless networking stalwarts in enabling carriers and enterprises to seamlessly and cost effectively alleviate spectrum management challenges and substantially improve the performance and capacity of wireless networks," said Sarosh Vesuna, senior vice president, corporate development and strategic alliances for Federated Wireless.

"Google is very pleased to be one of the companies driving this technology," said Milo Medin, vice president, access, Google. "CBRS will benefit all participants in the wireless ecosystem, but most particularly, the users of mobile devices."

"In-building cellular coverage and capacity is an increasingly important component of both enterprise and residential consumers. Intel is committed to work with wireless networking organizations to address spectrum management challenges, come up with solutions which cater to commercially viable coverage and capacity requirements for both carriers and consumers, and ultimately service the data demands that will be critical for 5G and beyond," said Asha Keddy, vice president, next generation and standards group, Intel Corporation.

"Over 75 percent of today's global mobile data traffic is generated indoors, and the majority of customer complaints come from those indoor users," said Chris Stark, head of North America business development for Nokia. "Our industry needs to address this by expanding the capacity of new coverage technologies so that we eliminate potential indoor bottlenecks as the capacity of macro networks continues to grow. Nokia is proud to join other industry leaders in bringing the next generation of coverage and capacity technology to the world."

"Accelerating the development and deployment of LTE-based solutions in 3.5 GHz bands is critical to meet the ever-growing demand for mobile data," said Ed Tiedemann, senior vice president, engineering, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., and head of standards and industry organizations. "We look forward to continuing our collaboration with this group of technology leaders and all other stakeholders to expand the 3.5 GHz ecosystem."

"We're thrilled to collaborate with other industry leaders to drive CBRS adoption. Working together, we will ensure CBRS dramatically expands the wireless footprint, especially within buildings where cellular and Wi-Fi technologies intersect," said Steve Martin, senior vice president and general manager of emerging technologies for Ruckus Wireless. "LTE CBRS services represent a cost-effective way for mobile operators to expand their footprint in-building, and this ultimately translates to better service for subscribers."

[liquidkid] 18/2/2016 12:25

Since Spinning Transvestfer Technology (STT) is the queen jewel in the portfolio & worth over a quarter of a billion unicorn. here's something for the grey matter.

The traditional memory hierarchy is fairly straightforward: DRAM, NAND and SRAM

SRAM is integrated into the processor for cache. DRAM is used for main memory. And disk drives and NAND-based solid-state storage drives (SSDs) are used for storage.

new wave of next-generation, nonvolatile memories are:
1. 3D NAND (Samsung is shipping and gaining steam.)
2. MRAM Magnetoresistive RAM i.e. spin-transfer torque MRAM (STT-MRAM)
3. ReRAM falls under these categories: embedded (Panasonic and Adesto are shipping), 2D, 3D cross-point (Intel & Micron) and 3D vertical.
4. NRAM carbon nanotube RAMs (Nantero is ramping up what it calls NRAM)
5. PCM phase-change memory, appears to be fading from the picture.

Everspin, Micron, Samsung, SK Hynix, Toshiba and others are developing STT-MRAM. But to date, Everspin (using GlobalFoundries) is the only vendor shipping MRAM.

The other day, Using a 60 nanometre perpendicular magnetic tunnel junction device a 'working' Prototype of a Orthogonal Spin Transfer Magneto-Resistive Random Access Memory, OST-MRAM™
has been Produced by STT, a Wooffund/Allied Minds Company.

[nimbo1] 16/2/2016 09:28

Woodford has backed this stock from the earliest days - doing the pre IPO rounds at invesco. Looking at the long term instead of the 1 year chart...not too bad I would say.