Tern Share Discussion Threads

[monte1] 02/10/2019 11:13

An almighty gamble.

[likya123] 02/10/2019 11:04

A gamble Hawkind? If we were selling ice to Eskimos maybe but we're needed by global monsters including the biggest, Microsoft and FVR is going at a million miles per hour!

AS and I know what's coming but everyone to their own lol

Many many pounds not pence.

[still waiting] 02/10/2019 11:00

Just one of those days I suppose..

laters

[jprich] 02/10/2019 10:37

Yeah SW stop whining if you dont like it......

[hawkind] 02/10/2019 10:36

Come on be fair to SW, he is always positive in the main, its only human to have some seeds of doubt when you watch your money dwindle away.I am more concerned with the contributions that are always positive as that goes against logic, and they maybe a beneficiary in some way to a falling share price This for me has now turned into a gamble investment rather than a sure thing purely on the basis of the shambolic performance of the BOD. If TERN is purely based on Al Sisto network of contacts we are all focked!

[kkrr11ss2] 02/10/2019 10:29

That's it sw feed the trolls
Well done

[mike routhorn] 02/10/2019 10:11

SW, you know the answer to that.

So do Intel, Thales, Microsoft, Sectigo, nCipher......

And the success of each of these offerrings does not hinge upon Al Sisto bragging about DA's involvement.

Pounds.

[still waiting] 02/10/2019 10:06

have Tern helped develop ecosystem leaders or also rans ?

sp seems to indicate the latter, cmon AS make some noise for once, stop being weak...

[billiam] 02/10/2019 10:02

I believe the potential of the Fundamental Surgery platform — and other similar developments such as the work Microsoft has been doing in the healthcare sector with HoloLens — is enormous. The fact that surgeons can train in a controlled virtual environment could bring huge benefits over training on cadavers, which are expensive, difficult to transport, are only usable once, and clearly do not replicate a living human body.

For universities and hospitals that provide training to surgeons, the financial payback could be a game-changer. What’s more, the experience is designed to be scalable; it simply needs a suitable PC and VR headset to use with the haptic arms and Fundamental Surgery licence. Increasing the number of devices and licences to demand is straightforward. Customized enterprise solutions are also available for medical device and pharmaceutical companies. This has the potential to speed up the development of new medical tools and procedures.

Use of VR in education has been promising so far, and this focus on surgery could have even greater value. Medical errors are thought to cause the deaths of hundreds of thousands in the US alone each year and there are billions of people around the world who don’t have access to safe surgery because of a lack of trained surgeons. The idea that accredited training could be available through a global digital platform is exciting and could massively improve access to safe medical procedures worldwide.

[enigma2oo2] 02/10/2019 09:34

Pumpers ahoy, they have £50k to pump with again.

[kkrr11ss2] 02/10/2019 09:29

Fundamental Surgery@FundamentalSurg

Thank you for the nice article @LeoGebbie and for coming into our offices to try our product - glad you support our mission! #wearefundamental

Leo Gebbie@LeoGebbie

This week I tried out a #VR surgical training experience courtesy of @FundamentalVr - here are my thoughts on the technology and its potential

2:22 PM - Oct 1, 2019

[likya123] 02/10/2019 09:28

Microsoft??

Never heard of them lol


Many many pounds not pence.

[andrbea] 02/10/2019 09:08

An article about Microsoft:

Oct 1 2019



Microsoft keep on finding extra billions under the mat.. while tern plods on, tending to zero

An (almost) hilarious disconnect...

[johnma] 02/10/2019 09:07

You could say that

[upthegardenpath] 02/10/2019 09:05

I would think Johnma's advice to his mates must be ok now.

Looks like a great time to buy, we must be worth a lot more than current market cap.

If I had any cash left I would be buying more but they've had all mine.

[p5tvr] 02/10/2019 09:04

Johnma...Will that be when it's fallen back to 2p??? LOL LOL LOL LOL
What a GREAT company,your all dreamers this is going nowhere,no one's going to retire early invested here. HA HA HA

[tburns] 02/10/2019 08:59

Thanks for that Johnma, looks like you have already started :-)

[jprich] 02/10/2019 08:55

Noted. thanks.

[monte1] 02/10/2019 08:52

I think he is referring to his poor stitched-up mates jprich, not this potless shower.

[jprich] 02/10/2019 08:47

Curious how much cash you think we have?

[johnma] 02/10/2019 08:45

We have cash TB - we will strike in due course.

[duxy786] 02/10/2019 08:45

Lol....u didn't miss it you fool....they never publish it because it would be highly embarrassing .... Minus 5-6 million with a few k sales......ROFLMAO.

[marky60] 02/10/2019 08:40

Floydy,You make a good point but suspect it will be down to FVR to achieve a 20% return.Searched but couldn't find a reference to DA revenue/contracts in the Interim Report. Maybe I missed it.The good news is the portfolio must surely be worth more than the current market cap.

[mrpiggy] 02/10/2019 08:30

Try not to worry too much tburns, AIM are an unregulated law to themselves.If I could put a positive spin on our current situation, TERN will rise anytime soon simply because it has fallen so much and for no other reason. The other bonus is we don't have the idiots on here posting that the MM's have run out of stock.