Andrada Mining acquisition elevates the miner to emerging mid-tier status. Watch the video here.
Tesla said on social media that its cars cameras aren't active outside N.America because of potential security risks related to their cameras...
https://www.hl.co.uk/feeds/apps/newsroom-article?id=16960691
Don't know why China thinks people really want to spend their time spying on *them* anyway..
Who on earth does their social media marketing?! Surely it would be better to put nothing up (in this kind of industry, is online marketing really necessary anyway?) than something reflecting on an achievement two years ago - especially at a time when there is so much else for them to be saying!
Good find terrym - thanks
When did CB say that we should wait to achieve a $20bn offer? I only heard on the podcast that it's unlikely that a Tier 1 would acquire SEE because it doesn't make sense for SEE tech to be exclusive - especially now that they have a way to licence their tech so that everyone can benefit from its safety critical nature.
Perhaps they are simply embracing competition - acknowledging competitor achievements ? Nothing wrong with that.
I too am often really confused by this phenomenon !
The insurance reduction makes total sense if it were to encourage people to adopt vision-based DMS, but only before the Euro NCap and GSR mandates because then it will be compulsory. I do wonder if, when this technology is introduced to mass markets - and therefore the masses of people, terminology around it may need to be reviewed. Words like 'tracked' are almost buzzwords to instigate complaints about invasions of privacy etc. However, as Colin B. mentioned yesterday, why would people have a problem with a camera in the cabin anyway, picking up data of us driving. What would the automakers - or insurance companies - do exactly with raw video footage of us all driving a car ? Put that into context with the amount of data Facebook has scraped from us all unknowingly...
Ask long as our SP isn’t sitting where it is this time next year!
More requirements to list on NASDAQ than just revenue...
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/nasdaq-listing-requirements/
I feel less enthusiastic this morning, but it's consistent with what we had expected, so that isn't a bad thing. Just questioning whether to buy some more - though need to wait until 6th April...
Hi , could anyone please send me a link to the talk this morning? I can't remember what website I signed up to! Thanks.
Don’t get me wrong though, I’m very very happy that we are sitting around 10p having seen it at 1.7p!!
I would quite like a little jump to 13p as well, but only if it is sustainable. I don’t want a massive jump for it to fall in the days afterwards like it seems to have done recently. We need regular RNS to keep SP momentum, otherwise it just drifts. Still unsure why SEYE manage to release RNS on so many design wins, yet SEE have NDAs so can’t. Can anyone shed a guess?
This McKinsey report is worth a read. Quite a bit of technical language that I didn't understand, however it discusses the sector's changing landscape, disruptive trends challenging the traditional value-chains, the potential of electronics in the auto-market and thoughts on how auto companies should place themselves for future growth...
https://www.mckinsey.com/~/media/mckinsey/industries/automotive%20and%20assembly/our%20insights/mapping%20the%20automotive%20software%20and%20electronics%20landscape%20through%202030/automotive-software-and-electronics-2030-final.pdf
This will be interesting. I think that the largest SP rise from memory was when Euro NCAP mandated the DMS requirements on all vehicles in Europe. It is expected that this will also become rule in 2024 in USA. Unfortunately 8 people per day are killed in crashes that reportedly involve a distracted driver.
https://www.livemint.com/opinion/columns/elon-musk-now-has-a-new-serious-rival-11615966375049.html
Bloomberg thinks so - VW are building their own software stacks in-house, though it’s noted it’s an area in which they have work to do..
SEE have not pitched for China contracts for a number of reasons. PM stated this in his last video interview. Via Qualcomm, SEE may indirectly enter the China market, for example in NioET7 but I am not surprised, nor concerned, that SEYE have won a China contract. One company cannot take over the entire worldwide DMS market. It is healthy to have competitors.
Some of the language in that report is unprofessional. “Yeh, nah” and other apparent words of wisdom aren’t the expected tone of a serious financial equity research report. That’s just my opinion, and puts me off the analyst reporting.
As Warren Buffet noted, “the stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient”. I’m sure it’s difficult to find a finer example of patience than the stamina shown by all LTH here!
How do you know ? Please provide a link.
Apologies if this has already been posted. It's a thorough breakdown of different DMS systems, but no names mentioned.
https://www.consumerreports.org/car-safety/cadillac-super-cruise-outperforms-other-active-driving-assistance-systems/
Also, this article below lists tech that we are likely to see in our next cars, and trends which to look out for such as more and more partnerships between automotive and electronic companies.
https://www.consumerreports.org/automotive-technology/the-tech-that-could-be-on-your-next-car/
Someone introduce Sadiq Khan to SEE.
That's one way to ensure drivers get proper rests and breaks when they need it.
https://www.britsafe.org/publications/safety-management-magazine/safety-management-magazine/2019/1-in-6-bus-drivers-fall-asleep-at-the-wheel-highlights-unite-protest/