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Any views on TRT? (TRT)     

azhar - 04 Dec 2003 16:23

I have been in and out of this since it was around late 20s. I think there may be potential in the short/medium term.

Flackwell Vialli - 17 Sep 2005 09:43 - 19 of 63

Couldn't agree more david having spent an hour researching these.

What I don't get though is that the chart seems to be saying "Buy", but the fundamentals don't add up imo.

davidmr - 18 Sep 2005 21:13 - 20 of 63

they have some good partners (honeywell, michelin) and a lot of secercy surrounding deals in the motor trade, but huge potential, as thye start to take royalties as their sensors move into the truck tyre market this year and car market next yr or 2008.



paperbag - 25 Jan 2006 01:20 - 21 of 63

It may be worth taking note that there has been some large buys of TRT shares today.

humpyg - 26 Aug 2006 21:27 - 22 of 63

I guess noone seems to use this board that often then! I'm expecting some positive news in September so sure the price will be going upwards. Seems to be stable above 50p now.

Kivver - 28 Aug 2006 20:31 - 23 of 63

I got brought to the attention of these about 3 years ago and was expecting great things of them. Seen lots of shares bought and sold and had little relevance so far. Look at the chart, the pattern is nearly the same. It starts to rise a fair bit holds for a while then falls back a fair bit. I fully anticipate a rise up on expection then back down again.

It is very important to go back and read the statements put out by the company, particularly the final results and all the excuses that come with them as to why they have not acheived what they have promised. They always say ''this should happen or that should happen'' but it rarely does.

I would some up them as definately a share to watch, with what looks like a great range of products. But the bottom line is,, very few contracts, as yet, been signed. I think this will come good eventually but still think we have a long way to go!

Bones - 03 Nov 2006 22:01 - 24 of 63

This seems to be what everyone has waited years for....

Signed deal with Michelin/Honeywell

Not yet the car market but it may well be just time. The recent deal with Lear also helps. It's taken years to get here for TRT. I've bought some today at 82.3p after some recent hot money bailed. It is the long term ramifications of being in a huge market that ought to see this rise in the longer term now that the big companies have confirmed the technology.

Flackwell Vialli - 04 Nov 2006 09:48 - 25 of 63

Agree with you Bones, although personally I was surprised at the cool market reaction to the news - I suspect the slow gradual rise will happen over the next 4 - 8 weeks as more insti's jump on board, as their MM mates hold the share price back to allow them in.

Tonker - 29 Nov 2006 00:39 - 26 of 63

I like these shares very much.... bought at 72p recently, because of increased volume, hope for more rises in the coming days... these shares have outperformed the market on the last two days,

vanessapardew - 08 Feb 2007 09:38 - 27 of 63

1 new support level - buying opportunity IMHO.

Kivver - 08 Feb 2007 12:36 - 28 of 63

ive followed these for years, expecting big rises every year for the last four years. I will not be suprised to see the pattern repeated. Rise and fall, rise and fall, though i agree we getting much nearer consoladation. But we still need to see the money in the bottom line. Longer term a winner!

Flackwell Vialli - 08 Feb 2007 18:32 - 29 of 63

Patience Kivver, Patience

hlyeo98 - 26 Jun 2007 13:13 - 30 of 63

Why is Transense been falling recently? Now 76p

hlyeo98 - 11 Oct 2007 10:11 - 31 of 63

Now 35p...what's going on???

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=TRT&Si

BAYLIS - 31 Oct 2007 12:16 - 32 of 63

is this the beining ing.

hlyeo98 - 16 Nov 2007 15:56 - 33 of 63

and now TRT is suspended.

hangon - 08 Feb 2008 11:49 - 34 of 63

I think the truth is finally dawning - that there are no great riches to be had by a small UK inventor, playing the big numbers.

The suggestion has always been that with legislation every car will have to fit this pressure-monitor (other than run-flat?). And the number of cars is - - - - x4 wheels, maybe the spare that's 5 and shareholders will have to order a taxi to move their dividends to the Bank.

The reality even in the last year (2007 peak 1.40) is that income is possible for the time any IP stands up and the manufacturing will be done (Honeywell, mentioned years ago?) . . . . by some well-known (US )-name that will dictate terms. By the same logic there will be a living for the Execs ( Huh!)and maybe a tiny dividend - otherwise, said Honeywell would buy the company right now, for Petty-Cash.

I can't know if 16p is "right" or even good value, but I'd prefer it to be in single figures with threats of Recession in the US - hardly a time to dull car-sales. . Any income will be largely in USD, so that's not too good either. This is a technology that is not "essential" - Nice, but not that nice. Their Steering-Motor technology is a longer-term item, IMHO and I wonder if there aren't equally-good alternatives already.

So what does that mean?
//
Not much at least until a Bid, or more likely wait a year and see what the MktCap is then. . . . . . . . . . . . . watch it rocket, eh?
//

EDIT (17Oct08).Down to pennies and a massive 44% increase to 4.5pence....yet sales are massivly larger than Buys - the Co AFX claims they have 3million in cash, with a Mkt Cap somewhat higher, so this is looking reasonable value . . . . but with car-sales down the take-up of "new technology" isn't looking very likely . . .
Maybe 3p again, soon.
EDIT.(21Oct08)...two Dirs buy a few but under 12k .. so NOT significant...IMHO.
EDIT-(28May2010)-10% down to just under5p-mid. Oh deary any gains since Oct08 are spent....this is a disaster for those who believed the shout. Looks like the Directors were right not to spend their money.
EDIT-(2Jn2010)- Oh deary - Fundraisng 0.5m at 4.5p, dilution and maybe a 10:1 CONsolidation, DYOR. . . Mid= 4.75p - looks like too little, too late IMHO.
EDIT-(22Jn10)-Grief, it's below the Offer price already . . . . any risk Dirs will get a Bonus? . . . .. Personally, I think they don't have a grip on their target market, with other players able to better them on price+volume. Yes I know there are excited Holders - but their sp tells much more. I don't hold.
EDIT (29Oct2010)-Oh deary, still only 4p and no real sales. Still one Director will get a massive bonus if the sp reaches 14p - many who bought early, won't be so rewarded.
EDIT(20Sept2011)- Oh deary, & hyleo98 has said it - and IMHO, this was always a smoke and mirrors outfit . . .

hlyeo98 - 24 Jan 2010 19:21 - 35 of 63

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=TRT&Si

hlyeo98 - 22 Jun 2010 18:01 - 36 of 63

From 700p to 4p over 10 years.

HARRYCAT - 22 Jun 2010 18:28 - 37 of 63

Cheap now then? ;o)

hangon - 21 Dec 2011 23:27 - 38 of 63

Trouble is I never really understood what they were doing - I have a tech background, but sometimes things just don't sound right, like listening to classical uisic if the piano-part is upside down. You just know when it's not "right".

Sure the sp was high, (EDIT, Yes, nearly £4/2001) - but that's because few investors understand what they are investing in - so they rely upon the others in the room . . . . and that's usually repeating whatever the CO guff says.

There is no way it was ever worth 700p
-and I rather doubt the new puff words telling investors how this massive DILUTION is good for the Company moving forward (or similar fluff). Fact is they aren't selling anything to make a profit.

They'd be better off buying Xmas tree lights (for next year! and flogging them on street corners . . . That's how to turn £20k into £100 k - - - no need to fiddle with whatever they've been doing for 10-years -
From 2001, Xmas lights would make them into a £3m turnover co. with a dividend for investors...nice.
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