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

Im expecting something corporate very soon.

The money raised was taken up very quickly.

Watch this space.

Yes that is one of the things that attracted me as I like a good solid floor to a price. Still think it worth buying at 155. I have only 2000 so may top up tomorrow if price pulls back a little.

It does not look like we will see below 155 again today, looking bullish.

Had a mention in the Sunday Times yesterday.

up 3.28p today so far. Good progress!

motley fool down grade sold @ 186 will go back in @ 130 see last A/C losses ect.

I agree blackbird.

MF were right.

AND WHAT A KNOCKED FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS

Could be good for Nanoco
http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/12/19/apple-investigating-quantum-dot-enhanced-displays-for-greater-color-accuracy
Go to the patent application
http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-adv.html&r=2&p=1&f=G&l=50&d=PG01&S1=(349%2F65.CCLS.+AND+20131219.PD.)&OS=ccl/349/65+and+pd/12/19/2013&RS=(CCL/349/65+AND+PD/20131219)
Some way down you will find BACKGROUND paragraph 0004 to read

[0004] One of the common issues with quantum dots is that they are potentially toxic. Cadmium-free quantum dots or heavy metal-free quantum dots may be desirable for consumer goods applications. In other words, it may be useful to reduce the cadmium (Cd) content in a product below a threshold such that the cadmium is present only in trace or minimal amounts. Quantum dots with a stable polymer coating may be nontoxic. Another issue is the high production cost for the quantum dots in the display.

Apple QD display

Programme the other day commenting toxic chemicals end up in landfill in Africa.

Buy on Rumor

Talk that Apple is interested in quantum dots and is about to take a strategic stake in Manchester-based firm Nanoco, in which entrepreneur Richard Griffiths owns a 12.3 per cent stake, helped the shares climb 9.25p to 143.25p.

Nanoco has shipped a substantial amount of sample quantum dot materials to potential customers. It has also signed a further joint development agreement with Osram which focuses on the optium solution for using its quantum dots in LED-based general lighting.

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Rumour of Samsung announcing something.

this could be it QD secret

Is this good news for NANO?

Possibly, until we get confirmation of whos QDs they are going to use. Nanoco have the edge because of the Cadmium-free aspect. The likes of LG & Samsung want world distribution without any restrictions which heavy metal content will stop access to some markets.

Nanoco do not get a mention here, and the fact QD Vision do does not mean they are the suppliers.

Acti tks interesting that it will take Samsung and others at least three years to develop this technology whereas NANO is close to commercialisation now.

QD Vision supply Sony. Sony are trying for first mover advantage with cadmium QD, but they could switch any time
old news

Is this the bottom..?