Xaar Share Discussion Threads

[wanttowin] 08/1/2021 16:30

Always seems to weaken just before the bell..

[volsung] 08/1/2021 12:35

A few more for the pot at 171.9p

[thomasearnshaw] 07/1/2021 19:15

Patent expiry in less than 18 months put me off

[hawaly] 07/1/2021 19:07

It would be good if you all stopped interacting with him.

I wouldn't then have to waste time reading comments about someone (filtered) who obviously craves attention.

Just saying....

GLA
😎

[elmfield] 07/1/2021 18:36

Good job. He spends his time bashing any company that actually is worth buying,Funny that!

[kohsam] 07/1/2021 18:01

Doubting Thomas wrong yet again :)

[farmergeorge] 07/1/2021 17:57

...TE, but it went up today. When's it going to fall?

[qvg] 07/1/2021 17:37

TE filtered

[meijiman] 07/1/2021 17:19

What a plum...

[le4r] 07/1/2021 14:29

TE, with respect, that article is from 1999... 22 years' old, almost to the day.

[thomasearnshaw] 07/1/2021 09:58

Looks ready to fall

[qvg] 06/1/2021 20:51

what a loser he(TE) is

[kohsam] 06/1/2021 20:49

Thomas suddenly goes awol to V11SLR question...LOL
Job done :)

[kfr20] 06/1/2021 19:46

Nice gap above 200 on the chart. Hopefully see some buying interest and a nice run up to the trading statement. Not long now.

[v11slr] 06/1/2021 11:53

That's just a list of patents. Which one that Xaar currently use is expiring in 2022?

[thomasearnshaw] 06/1/2021 11:43

Deets on patents expiring

[v11slr] 06/1/2021 11:36

Which patent? Post the number if you can.

[thomasearnshaw] 06/1/2021 11:20

That patent expiry in 2022 couses downward plunge like last time?

[meijiman] 04/1/2021 17:37

What a plum....

[qvg] 04/1/2021 15:54

TE, Your link is dated Jan 1999, and seems to have no relevance to today! Please explain.

Xaar makes no sales in 1998
Blames slow down in Japanese economy
Sean Fleming Mon 4 Jan 1999 // 16:56 UTC SHARE
Cambridge-based printer and plotter manufacturer, Xaar, has failed to sell any new licences in 1998. Xaar licences its technology to printer manufacturers - most of which are Japanese companies. It usually sells around two such agreements per year, but failed to sell any in 1998, mostly due to the slow down in the Japanese economy, Xaar said in a statement issued on Monday 4 January. Xaar company secretary, Jonathan Lowe, said the statement was issued to keep investors in the picture. "Our stock was tipped by the Daily Mail over the weekend and started to rise this morning (Monday). Most of our investors will be aware that we haven’t made any sales but we wanted to be sure that everyone was in the know," he said. Lowe said that the lack of sales was a "short term financial problem" but that the medium to long term picture was still healthy. "We expect 99 to be better than 98, but it will still be hard work," Lowe said. Xaar has being pursuing legal action against printer manufacturer Calcomp, for alleged patent infringement. Calcomp has

[v11slr] 04/1/2021 13:37

Which patent is expiring? Have you got the number?

[thomasearnshaw] 04/1/2021 13:12

No
Patent expiry in less than 18 months put me off

[grahamnash] 04/1/2021 12:41

XAR looks a very interesting company. Not in yet but looking to take long position. Does anyone have a pointer/link to more information on their recent developments?
Thanks in advance.

[thomasearnshaw] 04/1/2021 11:36

The patent expiry in 2022 is worrying