Haydale Graphene Industr... Share Discussion Threads

[cerrito] 20/7/2020 15:55

Last raise was in November for £450k with inter alia Mr Best.

[kingston78] 20/7/2020 11:42

Look at Synairgen this morning rising from 46 p to 167 p with an announcement of good news on clinical trial on Covid-19. It is transformational news.

The same can happen to Haydale whose technology has potential commercial applications across many fields. Any one of these successes will transform its fortune. A very strong buy at bottom price now.

[dennisbergkamp] 20/7/2020 11:24

Didn't they just do a raise recently??

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[cerrito] 20/7/2020 11:00

Given the understandably downbeat tone of their April 16 TU,I am surprised that the share price is so firm..albeit that we have had some good announcements. Today's is potentially very good...even though this product does not work with steel pipes.
They must be very tempted to do a fund raising at these prices. One needs to keep one’s eyes open at about 445 to see if there is any developments on primarybid. Perhaps Mr Best has his cheque book open.
They will need funds bythe end of September latest.

[meijiman] 20/7/2020 10:44

Reminds me a bit of the rubbish put out by Ricketts...no numbers. Still got to say this does seem to have a bit of momentum and actually moving forward.What's the balance sheet like....does it need to raise again?

[richardjohn10] 20/7/2020 10:28

Shame there's no figuresWhere you see this going?

[okuta] 20/7/2020 10:18

Good RNS this morning without any comment ?

[holdbucket] 14/7/2020 10:03

Niggle - a great line.
Sirrux - correct. NHS paper masks are single use only i.e. you will use several every shift. The other major problem with masks is removing them correctly so that you don't contaminate them. I recently watched a mature lady removing her gloves after her shopping trip - yes, she bit the fingertips to pull them off. She was horrified when I pointed this out to her - people do not change habits of a lifetime.

[sirrux] 14/7/2020 09:57

Face masks must be a bacterial breeding ground - hot air, moisture in confined space can't be too healthy. We will soon hear of the health affects (sore throats or whatever) of mass adoption. If the anti-bacterial properties can alleviate some of that, maybe those qualities are being downplayed a bit too much with a possible second wave on the way. Haydale don't say very much so it's hard to know what's going on (are they and their partners talking to governments, is there a prototype?), the only clue is the share price and volumes.

[niggle] 14/7/2020 09:19

It’s up and down like a bride’s nighty!

[jayminpatel1] 13/7/2020 15:44

Placing coming for sure

[dennisbergkamp] 09/7/2020 14:55

There are other players in this area. How do they compare?

trying to establish the best play

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[kingston78] 09/7/2020 14:24

The most incredible thing about modern technology in terms of making money is that it costs the Company or Inventor relatively little cost in the future.

They can licence their technology worldwide and just sit back to reap the reward.

HAYDALE's technology can apply to different fields. The markets are huge.

[cokehookerscars] 09/7/2020 11:52

It's nice not to be over 90% down on this anymore but a long way to go to dig me out of the red :-(
What a bonehead.

[kingston78] 09/7/2020 10:20

Judging by its historical chart I have confidence that the share price will continue to rise a long way from here. When its technology has proven and put into commercial use the share price will rocket, and someone will bid for the company because its application has a worldwide appeal.

[kingston78] 08/7/2020 16:51

A lot of short term profit taking. This share is one to tuck away for the long term. A company with a good invention / technology that would apply to a massive worldwide market will be valued highly over the long term.

Let's hope the technology is proven and works well.

[sirrux] 08/7/2020 16:13

All a bit quiet, but the price has roughly doubled on the recent news (on larger than normal trading volumes) and could potentially go bananas if the product works and is better than your average mask (a big IF). Coincidentally, just after the announcement, news broke of £252.5 million mask contract between the UK government and a family office. Where's the family office sourcing the masks? All very strange but these are strange times. Presumably this venture (with a large enterprise) if successful would be looking to fulfill contracts of that size. Certainly potential here.

[sharetalk] 06/7/2020 16:18

I was in last week. Wish I'd bought more.

[jimmywheels] 06/7/2020 14:15

I topped up in the dip on FridayGLA

[dovey21] 06/7/2020 14:07

I bought in last week at 2.95 and doubled my holding today. Huge gains to be had here. Multi bagger on a plate. I'll top slice at 20p and, with news, expect that to be in the next couple of months. It's a massive market.

[best1467] 06/7/2020 13:31

Some one did mention looks like they have arrived

[hodhasharon] 06/7/2020 12:41

I have a 40p 2020 target on HAYD. Please add this target to your calendar and challenge me on it in Q4.

[mhin2] 04/7/2020 18:30

I have been looking at Hayd, and it seems there has been nothing but good news over the last 12 months...just need to increase income...I am evaluating which of the UK graphene companies to go into. IRPC (in their desire to diversify) seem to be bedding down with Hayd.