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Nanoco group.....dots for everyone.... (NANO)     

required field - 02 Mar 2012 08:42

Shares tip...quite interesting.....graph looks good and a british company as well....in electronics...unusual....

required field - 14 Jan 2014 13:07 - 132 of 286

100p more likely

mitzy - 14 Jan 2014 13:43 - 133 of 286

Stating the obvious here its not looking great.

Activmoto - 14 Jan 2014 13:44 - 134 of 286

do the hokey cokey in out in out

mitzy - 14 Jan 2014 17:01 - 135 of 286

Starting to believe 90p may be the lowest low here so a good chance of 100p sometime.

halifax - 14 Jan 2014 17:03 - 136 of 286

not looking good, time NANO came up with some news.

david lucas - 14 Jan 2014 17:23 - 137 of 286

Sorry to say I sold out today at 120.5. Not a good result as I bought in at 145. Fortunately only had 2000. Will look to buy in if drops below 100. as I think the technology has fantastic potential. Put my money into QPP instead!

required field - 14 Jan 2014 18:13 - 138 of 286

Have a look at AGL....rising trend for that one...

mitzy - 15 Jan 2014 09:45 - 139 of 286

Not good times here.

outside chance of 60p according to the chart.

mitzy - 16 Jan 2014 09:43 - 140 of 286

I just hope it holds at 100p.

required field - 16 Jan 2014 09:50 - 141 of 286

There has been loads of companies doing or having the misfortune to see their sp crash in the same sort of way with the same chart (I've been caught many times).....now it's NANO's turn.....when it settles then it might be a good time to invest...not in at the mo...

HARRYCAT - 16 Jan 2014 09:52 - 142 of 286

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=NANO&S

mitzy - 16 Jan 2014 09:54 - 143 of 286

I agree rf its a chart thing best to sell.

mitzy - 17 Jan 2014 12:26 - 144 of 286

Bounce up 12p..!

Activmoto - 17 Jan 2014 12:45 - 145 of 286

No QD TVs at Vagas tells us everything. A show worth watching Buy Target 275pWhat’s new?The shares have declined by c 20% over the last five days and trade close to the levelprior to the announcement of the licensing agreement with Dow on 23 January 2013.An article in the trade press on 6 January 2014 suggested that Samsung would beunveiling quantum dot based TVs at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). However,CES passed by without any significant launches of quantum dot based TVs. Webelieve that this lack of news flow would appear to be the primary factor behind theshare weakness. However, our recent conversation with management gives usconfidence that Nanoco-Dow remains on track for the pilot launch of the first TVs(most likely Samsung or LG) using cadmium-free quantum dots by mid-2014.Impact on the Canaccord Genuity viewWhile it is disappointing that CES did not bring any announcements, we note that anumber of manufacturers (most famously Apple) launch key products through majorcampaigns later in the year. In addition, in its 13 December 2013 presentation to theÖko-Institut to evaluate the merits of extending the current RoHS exemption of usingcadmium in display devices, Nanoco-Dow reaffirmed the pilot launch of the first TVsusing cadmium-free quantum dots by mid-2014. We note that Nanosys/3Mpresentation to the Öko-Institut that it will take cadmium-free quantum dots 3-5years to mature is largely based on the performance of InP (indium phosphide) basedcadmium free quantum dots. Nanoco’s quantum dots are not InP based. Interestingly,the major TV manufacturers did not launch any TVs based on Nanosys or QDVision’s cadmium based quantum dots at CES. This could be a sign that the major TVmanufacturers are seeking out RoHS compliant solutions such as from Nanoco. As areminder, cadmium-free quantum dots offer TV manufacturers many advantagessuch as the ability of matching OLED TV colour quality at a fraction of the price.Cadmium-free quantum dots are agnostic to TV resolutions and can work in standardor ultra high definition TVs. From a manufacturing perspective, cadmium-freequantum dots fits into existing LCD manufacturing infrastructure i.e. capexrequirements are modest. Following the £10m placing in October 2013, Nanoco hasthe funds to see it through the commercialisation of its technology.ValuationTraditional valuation metrics have little relevance for Nanoco until commercialproduction commences and ramps up to meaningful volumes, most likely in FY15.

mitzy - 20 Jan 2014 12:59 - 146 of 286

Nervous share too volatile for Aim.

Activmoto - 09 Feb 2014 16:41 - 147 of 286

This story about Apple & QD keeps popping up

Activmoto - 10 Feb 2014 09:47 - 148 of 286

This was a short coming of QDs over LEDs....................
A new way of generating linearly polarized photons using quantum dots has been developed by an international team of researchers. The photons are emitted from a quantum dot at the top of a semiconductor "micropyramid", creating an efficient source of polarized light that could be used to develop energy-saving computer and mobile-phone screens, as well as wiretap-proof communications. Full article

Activmoto - 10 Feb 2014 09:47 - 149 of 286


RNS shows Henderson went over 15% holding on Friday 7th

mitzy - 10 Feb 2014 13:50 - 150 of 286

Thats helped it today.

Activmoto - 10 Feb 2014 15:22 - 151 of 286

There are some rumors about apple using CF QDs after they made paten aplications.

Link here
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