Tern Share Discussion Threads

[duxy786] 30/1/2019 15:29

Oh look, the share price dropped AGAIN...Johnma, please tell EVERYONE here that...

"your 'mates' are buying"

are they eff!!!!!!!


Either you are lying or they are lying to you. It's as simple as that. The simple question is it you, them or both?

Since you have already proved you are a liar, that answers one part of that question.

Since these 'mates' have never conversed with me , I wouldn't want to accuse them of lying but fact is, they are your mates.

[kkrr11ss2] 30/1/2019 15:26

A bit worrying no one here was in REM🙁

I was loaded up in Rockhopper
9p to 520p ..oh deep joy

[dave444] 30/1/2019 15:22

Ok boss - that makes two of us!!!!Lol!!!!!

[jprich] 30/1/2019 15:21

Your not getting that bonus anymore you spend too much time on the internet when you should be working lol

[still waiting] 30/1/2019 15:20

very little sold down at this level so guess the buy limits are not huge..

[dave444] 30/1/2019 15:20

Floyd if all this talk of shorting is true it is merely a case of waiting for AS to sell one of our fantastic investments

[oldishrocker] 30/1/2019 15:19

Sure can, you ever know. Got a good feeling for mid Feb myself.

[sweepie2] 30/1/2019 15:18

Doubt that will cheer up anybody apart from the peeps who see AS as doing nothing wrong and hate anybody doubting him as being anything apart from a genius. The rest would rather see the share price moving back towards last years high, anyway out for the rest of the day

[floydymagic] 30/1/2019 15:17

Dave, never imagined we would be here again but 12p looks like the very bottom and if we're still anywhere near here in months time I may start getting slightly concerned.

Never been more confident in TERN and I'm looking forwards to the forthcoming rise to more realistic levels.

One hour closer, many pounds not pence.

[still waiting] 30/1/2019 15:16

phonecall conference is already overdue so guess he is trying to get something over the line...

let's see.

[dave444] 30/1/2019 15:16

So would I but I can dream can't I?I have a 23,750 bonus on that date

[dave444] 30/1/2019 15:15

Sweepie you know what to do sell and cheer everyone on the board up!!!!!

[oldishrocker] 30/1/2019 15:14

News by then, I would of thought.

[sweepie2] 30/1/2019 15:13

Another odd number large sell of 70k, buyer out is another attempt of wishful thinking? How can anybody rave about AS as some form of genius when you take a look at the share price and see that despite 10 months of stage 3 there hasn't been any bid or any update of any stage 3 action.

Sooner he steps down as CEO the better as since June he has been very harmful to our wealth but its the Master Plan to makes us all members of the Poorhouse before members of the rich but OAP group I suppose at least our children and grandchildren will be pleased that is assuming that they see an exit in their lifetime lol

[dave444] 30/1/2019 15:11

I hope these idiots keep this up to 28/2/19 so I can buy loads of these beauties

[ebomber] 30/1/2019 14:39

Crypto Hardware Maker nCipher Re-Emerges From Thales After 20 Years

By Kevin Townsend -

January 29, 2019

nCipher re-emerged from Thales as a separate stand-alone company manufacturing and marketing hardware security modules (HSMs) on January 7, 2019, and was officially launched on January 26, 2019. It had been acquired by Thales for just over $100 million in July 2008, after being founded by Alex and Nicko Nicko van Someren in 1996.

Its divestiture by Thales was a competition condition imposed by the European Union for the acquisition of Gemalto by Thales. Gemalto and Thales were the two major providers of HSMs. European Commissioner Margrethe Vestager explained, the condition “allows the creation of a strong European player in this market, while still ensuring that the merger will not prevent customers from continuing to enjoy fair prices and innovative products.”

Sacrificing nCipher for Gemalto carries the implication that Thales considers Gemalto to be more important to its future than its own HSMs (nCipher operated as nShield within Thales). This is not something that concerns the new nCipher. Peter Galvin, chief strategy and marketing officer at nCipher Security, told SecurityWeek, “It’s not like we are a new start-up with no customers. We have a strong and loyal customer base.”

Cindy Proven, CEO, believes that nCipher Security will do better outside of Thales. Agility is one reason. “Being part of a very large organization like Thales can have a lot of distractions,” she told SecurityWeek, “with its processes and procedures designed to fit multiple types of operation, from defense entities to smaller entities — such as HSM operations. We believe that we will be able to innovate and move faster in order to meet the requirements of the marketplace.” Lower overheads as a stand-alone company is another advantage.

Galvin stressed that the current marketplace is very different to the last time nCipher stood alone more than 20 years ago. He sees four separate new drivers. The first is a combination of increasing breaches and expanding compliance requirements. “Twenty years ago it was the hacker in his bedroom looking for kudos; today it’s organized and well-resourced criminal gangs and nation-state groups looking for information, monetary gain, political advantage, IP and so on.” This is compounded by the rapidly growing compliance sanctions imposed by Europe’s GDPR and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.

A major solution to compliance requirements is the protection of personal data by encryption — but encryption alone is not adequate if the keys are at risk; and they are best protected by HSMs.

“A second area that has really grown,” he said, “is in digital payments. If you look at the way that you take a payment card on a digital device you essentially tokenize the data; so, you need to protect the underlying keys and infrastructure around that token.”

The cloud is also new. “Many organizations are making the move to the cloud, which simply increases the complexity they already have in securing both their on-prem environment and their cloud environment — so our new developments over the next 12 months will be to continue to add new capabilities around the cloud to make our products even easier to use in cloud environments.”

Finally, he added, there is new growth in PKI (public key infrastructure) based on the expanding IoT. “PKI has been around for years,” he said, “but companies are now beginning to install systems, and there are new opportunities with IoT. If you start to think about the 20 billion devices that are going to be installed over the next few years, you can protect the authenticity of the devices with a key or certificate associated with them, and you protect communication with and from them with encryption.”

One interesting element is that the new company has no intention of abandoning the UK despite the current economic uncertainties surrounding Brexit. One reason is that it cannot. About 18 months ago it opened a new R&D center in Cambridge, with a close relationship to the university and Ross Anderson’s security engineering department at the university. It also recruits crypto experts from the university.

This doesn’t mean it has made no plans. It currently outsources manufacturing to Plexus in Scotland. To mitigate any potential negative effects of Brexit, nCipher is taking advantage of the international nature of Plexus. “Plexus also has a large manufacturing facility in the U.S.,” Proven said, “so we are standing up dual supply. We don’t intend to turn off Scotland, unless Brexit starts to negatively affect us. Then we will be able to manufacture and ship from the U.S.”
For now, nCipher Security is a separate stand-alone business within Thales and held separate from the rest of the Thales Group pending its divestiture to a third party buyer (as per the EC’s conditions for the acquisition of Gemalto). Bids are already in, and Proven is confident of the new company’s future.

[johnma] 30/1/2019 14:27

Who the f...k are you to moderate Dixy.....Headmaster this is not a school playground it's adults who understand the opportunity at hand.Admit you F...ked up on AMC instead of investing in a quality company.

[haydock] 30/1/2019 14:11

Parkmead :
Did over 2000% in a couple of weeks if i recall.
Bought in @1.5p went to 28p in 2 weeks.
Tom Cross ex Dana bought into PMG. with the proceeds of his Dana sale.
I was ex Dana & saw it begin, & bought in on day one the bb's.


Happy days.


Was the Tern rise to 50p+ engineered by the Broker + mm's as a way to raise more cash at the same time as they got out of a mess?

NU-og was dead in the less than 1p water & it was somehow engineered by about 100% to provide cash, with several amazing cash raises.

Had shares & the whole thing was very much along the lines of the speeding ticket in the other direction. No real change to the story just an amazing set of moves.

[still waiting] 30/1/2019 13:46

I do hope the FVR news starts again soon as that really is an investment where publicity will lead to extra business.

[meganxmas] 30/1/2019 13:40

Well I WAS in ASOS at 3p .... £5k ... sold at 12p !!! All around time of original warehouse fire. Hindsight a wonderful thing.