Filtronic Share Discussion Threads

[beeks of arabia] 02/11/2018 07:50

I expect another day of upwards movement today, after yesterdays US rally.

[aishah] 01/11/2018 14:39

1 November 2018 | Møller Centre, Cambridge
Interlligent UK invites you to its fourth annual RF & Microwave Design Seminar, taking place at the Møller Centre, Cambridge, on Thursday, 1 November 2018.

This year’s seminar will feature leading presenters from industry and academia discussing on key RF and microwave technologies and applications.

Confirmed speakers include:

Konstantinos Mimis, Sony Europe-SES
5G mmWave UE requirements and implementation options

Olivier van der Aa, Huawei Technologies Research & Development
Challenges in RF system design for narrow band IoT

Eric Leclerc , UMS
Packaged mm-wave GaN, GaAs and Si ICs for 5G and automotive radar

Liam Devlin, Plextek RFI
Power amplifier MMICs for mmWave 5G

Dominic FitzPatrick, PoweRFul Microwave
Understanding GaN device trade-offs through advanced load pull simulations

Ralph Green, Airbus Defence and Space
Microwave technology for broadband satellite communications

Moche Cohen, Satixfy UK Ltd
Integrated solutions for SatCom on the Move ( and 5G )

Alistair Wingfield, Dassault Systèmes SIMULIA
Design challenges and considerations in the current climate with 5G and CAV

The seminar will also include a display area hosting selected companies from the RF and microwave industry


Filtronic attends Interlligent UK RF & Microwave Design Seminar Taking place at the Møller Centre, Cambridge, on Thursday, 1 November 2018.

This year’s seminar will feature leading presenters from industry and academia discussing on key RF and microwave technologies and applications.

Filtronic are displaying products and services at the table top exhibition, where Jerry Sanham (Director of Business Development) and Ian Dale (Sales Manager) will be on hand to discuss any requirements.

[pshevlin] 01/11/2018 10:43

Thanks chestnuts, in that case the selling will stop at some point. Possibly people who got in at 16 or 17p.

[chestnuts] 01/11/2018 10:40

pshelvin

IG wont let you short it so its most likely just sellers

[pshevlin] 01/11/2018 10:36

It certainly looks like it wants to go up and is being held back by short term sellers and shorters.

[pshevlin] 01/11/2018 10:34

SCSW out this weekend so hopefully a positive update.Might help stabilise it.

[chestnuts] 01/11/2018 10:28

Grants

FTC is a very good company indeed and some time its good to hedge your holding as the market is against you and on FTC it as done a head and shoulders pattern then it as gone back up this am to 20p which is the neck line to test it this is text book pattern , FTC will go lower between 8.2p and 12 ,25p that is unless it can break through and hold above the neck line.

[gr4nts] 01/11/2018 10:20

I have a feeling you might be thanking IG soon ?

[chestnuts] 01/11/2018 10:00

I tried to short and IG would not let me open a position in FTC is this the New European Law what came out early this yr.

[shrout] 01/11/2018 09:50

please don't misuse my post #2529 ONJohn. I was asking allstar4eva for clarification, not accusing him/her of being short.

[icejelly] 01/11/2018 09:46

Short term traders. They don't affect the long termers.

[pshevlin] 01/11/2018 09:39

Obviously a lot of people had an exit point around 20p.

[volsung] 01/11/2018 09:25

Kudos to those who bought at 16p or so.

[beeks of arabia] 31/10/2018 21:55

If you don't have anything sensible to say then please go elsewhere.

[kazoom] 31/10/2018 21:04

ROFL.

It it gets to £23 I shall be buying Apple & Microsoft (outright) and spending the rest of my life working on the ugliest merger ever!

... meanwhile back in reality.

[allstar4eva] 31/10/2018 19:49

2Mex = onJohn etc etc...

[2mex] 31/10/2018 19:39

Initial orders: $2m contract due to complete November. $1.1m contract due to complete by end of year.
Nokia analyst upgrade because of "clear upside" beginning 2019. As orders complete Rob Smith awaits the profile of the orders to follow.

[2mex] 31/10/2018 19:33

Nokia's 5G connections: (They have over half a trillion dollars annual revenue)

T-Mobile ($25B revenue) - Nokia $3.5B initial 5G rollout equipment contract
AT&T ($150B revenue) - Nokia named as 5G network equipment supplier
Verizon ($200B revenue) - Nokia successfully tested 5G as partner
China Mobile ($102B revenue) - Nokia $1.2B contract (this year - annually reviewed)
NTT Docomo (revenue $42B) - Nokia chosen to supply 5G hardware for 2020 rollout
Shaw Communications (rev $4.8B) - 5G trials with Partner Nokia (~2021 rollout)
Bell Canada (revenue $16.5B) - Successfully demonstrated 5G with Nokia (~2021 rollout)
TIM (group revenue $23B) - With Nokia - San Marino first 5G state in Europe

Australian operators have a choice of just Nokia or Ericsson for their network equipment
South Korea SK Telecom successfully tested 5G data transfer with Nokia
No news yet on UK but estimated requirement: 1million antennae - looks like Huawei may be ruled out leaving Nokia, Ericsson as suppliers

[2mex] 31/10/2018 19:33

Rob Smith, CEO, Filtronic

"We are delighted Nokia has chosen to work with Filtronic on this prestigious development. Our ultra wide band antenna and filter related IP are being used in this design and are a proven fit with the acclaimed Nokia AirScale radios."

[2mex] 31/10/2018 19:32

Update from Suri Rajeev, Nokia CEO: 25 Oct 2018

[archie meads] 31/10/2018 17:59

It was £23 briefly (with far fewer shares). That's a little ambitious, I feel, absent hyperinflation. But, as Mr Fiddler said, "Pound"?

[pshevlin] 31/10/2018 17:19

Which question was nope the answer to?

[beeks of arabia] 31/10/2018 16:49

Yes, no chance. £19.89 maybe :)