Tern Share Discussion Threads

[troutisout] 05/6/2018 09:21

Exactly gab147, so you can't do anymore than re-iterate that when others give their opinions.

However the price won't be worked out on current sales revenues, it won't be decided on just the worth of device Authority, but on the worth to the acquirer and the worth to not let another entity own it.
This is different to a lot of other businesses being built up to sell, where you work on building up the client base, the revenues and order book and use that to give a valuation.
This will be on the Keyscaler product and what it can do for the acquiring business and what will happen if that business ends up not in control of it. Remember some are building platforms/products with Keyscaler right in the middle. The size and scale of the market and it's exponential growth forecasts would suggest that the final outcome will surprise many (probably on both sides of the coin) so will position my forecasts in the middle somewhere....

[tullynessle] 05/6/2018 09:18

Additional to post 97334



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[gab147] 05/6/2018 09:12

At the moment there is nothing to base thoughts on a final sale price for DA and the subsequent TERN share price Despite lots of talk there are no facts or figures to allow anyone to properly assess DA.

[o1dsmokie] 05/6/2018 09:01

Just for balance...............

THIS WILL NEVER REGAIN 28p

[o1dsmokie] 05/6/2018 08:58

Just to put the Muppettes into perspective, one of them opines that ,because some people on AFN bb`s don`t own TERN shares, they will " end up peniless".So we must assume , if that is true ,that tens of millions of people in the UK, and perhaps in the world are all going to " end up penniless".

A real example of the parallel universe these morons inhabit.
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dave444
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It is a shame all you idiots cannot see a real winner like TERN but I am afraid it is because you all have a prefixed agenda and therefore will end up penniless!!!!!
You are all so transparent as to that agenda!!

[troutisout] 05/6/2018 08:54

I think you posted on the wrong TERN BB gab147....

But what are your thoughts on a final sale price for DA and the subsequent TERN SP?

[queenwood] 05/6/2018 08:53

Sector newsThere's little need to tell anyone in IT that the Internet of Things (IoT) is a big deal and that it's growing insanely fast; BI Intelligence estimates that there will be some 23.3 billion IoT devices by 2019. As IoT support becomes more of an enterprise concern, there are four key issues about enterprise IoT (EIoT) deployments to consider:

The sheer number of enterprise IoT endpoint devices – There will be 1 billion by 2019.
The frequency of data generated IoT devices – IDC estimates that by 2025, an average connected person anywhere in the world will interact with connected devices nearly 4,800 times per day or one interaction every 18 seconds.
The incredible volume of IoT data – Of the 163 zettabytes (that's 1021bytes) of data that will be created in 2025, IDC estimates that 60% will be from IoT endpoints and half of that (roughly 49 zettabytes) will be stored in enterprise data centers.
The challenges of maintaining security for your device constellation – IDC estimates that by 2025, 45% of the stored enterprise data will be sensitive enough to require being secured but will not be.article cont... network world

[journeysend] 05/6/2018 08:47

Exactly let's get past 25p first.

[e-wan] 05/6/2018 08:46

Anyone talking about a 1 billion pound sale price is living in cloud cuckoo land. I'm all for being positive but come on...

[gab147] 05/6/2018 08:44

Probably Amazon and Microsoft fighting it out to buy DA. The final price will be so high we'll all be so rich we will be able to buy Amazon and be the richest people in the world. Only IMO of course. This BB gets more ridiculous by the day.

[dave444] 05/6/2018 08:38

Depends how soon one of the big companies comes in with a unicorn valuation bid!!!!!

[loughton] 05/6/2018 08:33

Not looking good for you idiot clowns.

How long does DA have left?

[chucko1] 05/6/2018 08:32

That would be under a penny a week(!)

[andrbea] 05/6/2018 08:31

AT&T has been a partner for about a year now, but nothing material is ever disclosed
Is DA involved in their IoT network in any way?

May 29, 2018

With the connected freight IoT application, Honeywell is using AT&T’s 3G IoT network to track shipments when they are in transit. The company has outfitted pallets and packages with sensors that provide location information and measure things likes humidity and temperature. Honeywell then monitors the data so it can react quickly to prevent damage or loss of shipments.

For the connected aircraft IoT application, AT&T’s network connects airplanes that are on the ground and provides flight crews and maintenance teams with information about the aircraft so they can perform maintenance and improve turnaround time.

[redhammy] 05/6/2018 08:27

4.5p to reach the magical 28p and beyond. Or 20.5p down to get to the queen of the muppettes short at 3p. I reckon it'll make it past 28p before England are knocked out of the World Cup.

[jarega85] 05/6/2018 08:23

When are you getting out of your short?

[7rademark] 05/6/2018 08:22

Strange you can sell at 23.49 but buy loads at 23.45

[ebomber] 05/6/2018 07:59

Price already marked up 0.5 pence.

That didn't last long!

[still waiting] 05/6/2018 07:57

Who will make the first move though, and do they risk being outbid if an auction develops ?

[actybod] 05/6/2018 07:57

This hasn't hit the wider market or exposed to the masses so great arbitrage for the '100 club' of long termers here who recognise the importance of security and IOT. Having the knowledge as demonstrated on this board allows us to exploit the opportunity. When the management talk about game changing products and you see the partners involved and the different markets it can be deployed you know it's the real deal.

[pp_7] 05/6/2018 07:51

From an FT article on how Europe is lagging on the digital transformation:

"Siemens is a good example. When the 171-year-old industrial group spent $3.5bn in 2007 on buying the software company UGS, the term “Industry 4.0” had yet to be coined and few people grasped what Siemens was up to. The news was overshadowed by the company’s role in a price-fixing scandal and a resulting large fine from the European Commission.

More than a decade later, however, the purchase is seen as the conglomerate’s first big step towards merging the worlds of hardware and software for “the Industrialised Internet of Things”.

DA has several global partners in a similar position, not wanting to be left behind in the fourth industrial revolution. I am thinking someone like IBM that has fallen way behind Microsoft etc. in recent years could use DA acquistion to really position them as a major player again. Siemens is another very good fit especially with them already well established in the IIOT space.

Key take away for me is that this kind of unique technology is worth billions in revenue over next couple of years to the right buyer - so what they pay for it now has to be commensurate with these future revenues.

[still waiting] 05/6/2018 07:13

Authenticating the nodes important in blockchain.

[sweepie2] 05/6/2018 07:11

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