Tern Share Discussion Threads

[sweepie2] 17/1/2020 12:30

Because its idiotic to sell just before next weeks event, comments here and round numbers selling

[still waiting] 17/1/2020 12:28

back at options levels..

will the directors load up ?

[mike routhorn] 17/1/2020 12:28

Sweepie, just asking, but why are you assuming everything that appears as a sell is borrowed stock?

[likya123] 17/1/2020 12:25

Low point right here and expecting this to zip up from here breaking 10p on Monday.

[rhwillcoll] 17/1/2020 12:15

Hi tburns, never mind about Mr shorty pants, much more interested in global Mr deep pockets and their immense interest in Device Authority's KeyScaler security solution :-)

[sweepie2] 17/1/2020 12:13

Just borrowed stock, it all has to be bought back at some point, a blockbuster RNS like Mike and SW have pointed out could well come next week. If it does whoever is selling this borrowed stock will be looking at bankruptcy. How long can borrowed stock be taken is it settled at the end of each month?

[tburns] 17/1/2020 12:09

Anytime we have any momentum on buys Mr 50k shorty pants turns up again :-(

[duxy786] 17/1/2020 12:08

"purpose built IoT automated security solution"


Like every other 'purpose built' solution. Stupid fool.


TRUSTRONIC ... NONE PROFITABLE ... 1 BILLION PLUS DEVICES SECURED ... FACT

[still waiting] 17/1/2020 12:04

will a purpose built IoT automated security solution at scale fit in with any of these big boys plans ?

value if hockey stick has started ?

10-15 years device security etc.

[andrbea] 17/1/2020 12:00

sector stuff
10.1.20

Accenture then announced its plans to take Symantec's cybersecurity services arm from Broadcom. Broadcom, a US-based semiconductor manufacturer, picked up the Symantec Enterprise Security business for $10.7 billion in August. The amount Accenture has agreed to pay for the offload has not been disclosed.

Next up is Rockwell Automation, which has inked a deal to acquire Avnet Data Security, an Israeli-based firm that specializes in cybersecurity products across a range of industries including ICS and SCADA for an unspecified amount.

[still waiting] 17/1/2020 11:52

Mike Routhorn
17 Jan '20 - 11:11 - 183058 of 183065 Moderate | Ban
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After the Microsoft webinar when the Microsoft man said that they needed DA to perform security and device maintenance at IoT scale we all got very excited and the price and volume moved upwards.

If next week's webinar produces a similar type of statement from any of the participants then I would expect a similar result.

If the solution being presented next Tuesday really is 'the answer' for the banks, IT integrators, Telecoms companies and the US Navy and it is bluntly said so then seriously anything could happen.

What price an AIM stock currently at 8-10p with only a few tens of millions available if it transpires that it owns 57% of one of the three companies that together present the first genuine and total architecture for the 4th industrial revolution?

And it won't take an RNS.

Mike, that would def. need an RNS !!!!

[vitec] 17/1/2020 11:41

Thanks jprich. I missed that.

Hardly a response more of a holding response. This should be dealt with swiftly by TERN but I expect it won't.

[monte1] 17/1/2020 11:41

Good point, well made.

Edit - delete ‘borderline217; insert ‘completely mental and’

I hope this helps.

vbrs

[duxy786] 17/1/2020 11:37

monte117 Jan '20 - 11:34 - 183061


borderline?

[monte1] 17/1/2020 11:34

Christ sweepie, you are borderline certifiably insane.

[sweepie2] 17/1/2020 11:33

More borrowed stock, dangerous game if there is a blockbuster announcement next week
They will be bankrupt if they have to pay 50p or more to buy it all back
They can have mine for a £1 or more per share

[sweepie2] 17/1/2020 11:24

What price an AIM stock currently at 8-10p with only a few tens of millions available if it transpires that it owns 57% of one of the three companies that together present the first genuine and total architecture for the 4th industrial revolution?

If this is the outcome for next week, who would want to sell DA on, just rename Tern as Device Authority and float off the other investments into another investment company

[mike routhorn] 17/1/2020 11:11

After the Microsoft webinar when the Microsoft man said that they needed DA to perform security and device maintenance at IoT scale we all got very excited and the price and volume moved upwards.

If next week's webinar produces a similar type of statement from any of the participants then I would expect a similar result.

If the solution being presented next Tuesday really is 'the answer' for the banks, IT integrators, Telecoms companies and the US Navy and it is bluntly said so then seriously anything could happen.

What price an AIM stock currently at 8-10p with only a few tens of millions available if it transpires that it owns 57% of one of the three companies that together present the first genuine and total architecture for the 4th industrial revolution?

And it won't take an RNS.

[sweepie2] 17/1/2020 11:05

Maybe not read but most scan the headers and a RNS entitled Tern PLC: Significant commercial order for InVMA 13 Jan 2020 would have got me reading. Probably what stopped people buying was the bit that Tern only had their 50% valued at £1m, against a current MC of £23m so peeps thought that it means little. The benefits of having an up to date valuation probably would have got people buying

[m5] 17/1/2020 11:04

With respect you are wrong about charts and price action.

[1happydays] 17/1/2020 10:57

duxy/Jon C with another day of stamping their feet, not much joy today for you muppets. tick tock