Tern Share Discussion Threads

[jonc] 28/1/2020 07:14

At least sweepie can read.

[sweepie2] 28/1/2020 07:13

No real shocks there but growth was at 27% instead of the expected 50% but 2020 is expected to be far far better.

[jonc] 28/1/2020 07:12

I can read but you can't understand what you have read because you are thick.

[wardy333] 28/1/2020 07:12

Trolls don't like it Nav increasing and turnover rising with new contracts expected soon , all very good.

[tialouise] 28/1/2020 07:10

You just can't read can you Jon c

[jonc] 28/1/2020 07:10

7 weeks before the end of the year they were predicting 50%.It's a TERD.Stop trying to polish it.This RNS has been forced onto them by the NOMAD.

[wardy333] 28/1/2020 07:08

The aggregate turnover of Tern's principal* portfolio companies for the year
ended 31 December 2019 is anticipated to be 27% ahead of the turnover
achieved in 2018.

[wardy333] 28/1/2020 07:07

The Directors of Tern are confident that its portfolio companies will
achieve further milestones during 2020, some of which may result in
revaluations to the carrying values of investments and consequent increases
in the net asset value ("NAV") of Tern. Management also continues to review
new investment opportunities.

[jonc] 28/1/2020 07:06

You must have read a different RNS. The one I read said that growth in turnover had fallen to 28%

[wardy333] 28/1/2020 07:05

Very good update there continued growth as expected, tin hat day on the markets today though.

[jonc] 28/1/2020 07:04

So effectively a profit warning with growth in turnover halving.Wow.Just wow!EOY target 2.2p

[duxy786] 28/1/2020 04:51

More BS from grandma I see

[duxy786] 27/1/2020 21:20

Sadly you probably haven't the capability to.understand the let alone execute it.

[johnma] 27/1/2020 19:07

https://www.computing.co.uk/ctg/news/3085165/iot-security-regulation?utm_campaign=IoT%20security%20regulation%2Flegislation&utm_content=114056810&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin&hss_channel=lis-t9P87rjvY4

[1happydays] 27/1/2020 19:05

Duxy with waaaaaaaaay too much time on his hands. I guess that's the upside of being a useless muppet :)

[tech_ip] 27/1/2020 18:54

I see the Device Authority online trolls led by Duxy the Bro are in celebration mode after Tern fell a few percentage today.
This of course has sod all to do with the company and more to do with across the board falls in markets due to the China virus news.

[duxy786] 27/1/2020 18:31

https://www.pharmiweb.com/press-release/2020-01-27/internet-of-things-iot-in-healthcare-market-analysis-key-players-medtronic-inc-koninklijke-philList of key players in Internet of Things (IoT) in Healthcare Market: Medtronic Inc, GE Healthcare, Qualcomm Life Inc, Honeywell Care Solutions, Stanley Healthcare, Proteus Digital Health Inc, Microsoft Corporation, IBM Corporation, Cisco Systems Inc and Koninklijke Philips N.V..Market Segmentation:Segmentation by Component: Medical Devices, Wearable External Devices, Implanted Medical Devices, Stationary medical devices, System and software, Remote Device Management, Network Bandwidth Management, Data Analytics, Application Security, Network Security, Services, System Integration Services, Consulting, Training, and Education, Support and Maintenance Services. Segmentation by Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy, ZigBee, NFC, Cellular, Satellite. Segmentation by Application: Telemedicine, Medication Management, Clinical Operations, Inpatient Monitoring, Connected Imaging, Others. Segmentation by End User: CRO, Hospitals and Clinics, Research and Diagnostic Laboratories, Others

[duxy786] 27/1/2020 18:29

www.zdnet.com/google-amp/article/iot-security-your-smart-devices-must-have-these-three-features-to-be-secure/They also follow on from the previously suggested voluntary best practice requirements, but the legislation would require that IoT devices sold in the UK must follow three particular rules to be allowed to sell products in the UK. They are:All consumer internet-connected device passwords must be unique and not resettable to any universal factory settingManufacturers of consumer IoT devices must provide a public point of contact so anyone can report a vulnerability and it will be acted on in a timely manner.Manufacturers of consumer IoT devices must explicitly state the minimum length of time for which the device will receive security updates at the point of sale, either in store or online

[duxy786] 27/1/2020 18:26

How IoT-driven solutions optimise airport operationshttps://www.internationalairportreview.com/article/110368/iot-technologies-optimise-airport-operations/