Nanoco Share Discussion Threads

[robotface] 16/2/2017 09:30

Sounds right Minsky.

[slipperysidewinder] 16/2/2017 09:28

Bbroker

I am if the view Dow played the old Americsn trick in tieing a European start up tech company to a exclusive agreement in order to ultimately disable Nanoco's ability to develop a network of customers at a crucial time in the company's development. They were effectively competing in a race dragged down by the chains bestowed onto them by their agreement with Dow.

I've said this since day 1.

After all a license agreement is worth sweet FA if your partner is not compelled to buy your product.

As I said at the time. ME mortgaged the family silver in a dash for a deal, any deal.

[minsky] 16/2/2017 09:25

Correct me if I'm wrong on any of this.
Very broadly, a going concern is a company that can survive for another 12 months based on what we know about it and its current trajectory.
The preliminary results for Nanoco up to July 2016 showed it burned through £9.8m in the previous year leaving £14.5m cash. At that rate, up to the end of Jan it would have burned through another £4.9m, bringing cash down to £9.6m. Which means, in the absence of any other income, and at last year's rate of spending, the company will run out of cash within a year.
OK they did buy the Kodak patents last year and they are expecting a bit of licence revenue (£0.5m) in 2017 but its not looking good.

[notimpressed] 16/2/2017 09:23

post 10022, total volume, not individual trades
been going along at circa 100k /day then leaps that in the first hour,
do you understand ?

[mrplay] 16/2/2017 09:23

Whats next slippy? ME resign? buy out. What do your insiders think?

[slipperysidewinder] 16/2/2017 09:15

Your not laughing now.

[slipperysidewinder] 16/2/2017 09:15

I hate to say it but I told you so. You laughed.

[hardrider8] 16/2/2017 09:13

notimpressed. Do you know what high trade volume is on this stock or are you unable to read charts? Hardly high volume, above average volume or anything else really. That 40k trade isn't even £20k worth of stock.

[mrplay] 16/2/2017 09:07

Right off ROHS, all they need to do is ask so what products do you currently produce. ME stares at wall in silence. DOW no mention of last 2 royalty payments, did not realise they had to be secret or maybe they are 0 so no need to inform. ME silent, i say silent but he has made his presence known by being the one director to constantly sell his stock.

[mrplay] 16/2/2017 09:03

back in to the 30's. Caroline, you really dont think ad hoc news for PI's is needed???? you enjoy your holiday. Done a splendid job so far.

[notimpressed] 16/2/2017 08:51

high trade volume again

[syd7777] 16/2/2017 00:19

Hardrider8 80% right with your Email and yes A lot held on at 70 and didn't sell with the hindsight including me.We can never predict a true outcome of any shares from a market prospective if we could we would all be driving rolls Royces.Then again £3.00 take over tomorrow would not be realms of fantasy.I am long with nanotechnologys and do expect rewards after Patence by 2019 Allthough fustrations dose set in to most especially when news of is slow and the board over hype the issue.I must stress any news from DOW of supplying the BIG S would have the shorts counting massive losses,and the tables do turn in life.The only tables turning for Nanoco ATM seems to be the roulette tables MEs turning at Vegas.I might of been optimistic not to listen to Esog1 goose when he said I should sell at 38 but when they doubled to 78 three months later I might have been over optimistic,We all give our views here with predictions from slippy saying the share price would fall below 30 by the end off Jan 17.No ones views on a BB should be taken seriously as the only real news comes via a RNS good or bad.

[onething] 15/2/2017 22:10

Sub 40 is quite a possibility. The bounce level will be interesting.

[andycapped] 15/2/2017 22:03

Certainly been a higher day for selling, although a few larger buys too assuming the charts are accurate.

No good news, but no bad news either.

[howl01] 15/2/2017 19:51

For what it's worth I agree it looks more like an away on business out of office than away on holiday. I'm just unsure how you can derive anything from that. The rohs exemption is obviously frustrating nanoco management and it does seem to be a nonsense - industry seems to be leading legislation in this instance.

[hardrider8] 15/2/2017 19:48

And believe me syd you may be a nice guy but you are a delusional investor and have made some ridiculous claims in your time. I remember on our last run up to the 70p area you posted that you predicted the share price would double from there within a fortnight. That is how I am unable to take you seriously I am afraid.

[hardrider8] 15/2/2017 19:46

I have the other email too syd. It states that news will be released as it comes , via an RNS and not ad hoc at the request of investors. Sound about right??

[syd7777] 15/2/2017 19:42

Whum was there at the AGM and I'm sure he and others that were there will not think the same as paranoid fools here think I'm slippy and Chana1 lolz!No doubt you are getting a copy Email from Caroline but Chaba1 has a second more intresting one.I am glad she has not shared it with fools on here,I will top up and continue to take profits like I have always stated until 2019.

[jfacwc] 15/2/2017 19:15

doesn't look as though the EU (ROHS) are likely to bad Cadmium in Electronic devices, despite nanoco's, and most reputable TV manufacturers, best efforts?https://t.co/igCc5pkeUPTheir latest tweet, which has followed a theme of similar ones.

[hardrider8] 15/2/2017 19:14

Robotface. I have the email. It is simply a generic email to state she is out of the office. The company have confirmed that she is on annual leave. Maybe she is , maybe she isn't , maybe it's a bit of both. Who knows.

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[robotface] 15/2/2017 19:06

You don't post your holiday destination on an out of office email."I'm in Magaluf for a week, but will respond upon my return". Righto. Also, Syd and Chaba come and go at the same time. Ffs