Transense: Automotive Sensor IPR for Honeywell, Michelin & The World.

Enlighten me drw1. Why is this the time to be buying?

Because an RNS might be round the corner? (always the case)

Because an RNS would push up the price initially? (always the case)

Because an RNS would push up the price initially but fail to have a lasting effect? (always the case)

Because you can't buy 500,000 shares? (It's called illiquidity. Try selling 500,000)

Because the price is lower than the 50 day moving average? (normally the case - the share price has been going down. Just because it's cheaper now relative to last month doesn't mean to say that it is actually cheap now)

Because there's a high degree of conviction attached to end 06 entry to TPMS market? (a turn-up for the books if this deadline is actually met. But I suppose we'll have to wait yet another year to find out)

Because there's a high degree of clarity attached to what market entry in end 06 would actually mean in terms of eps in 07? (read the analyst reports)

Because peterlob added 7% to his holding, to enjoy the hassle of having to report a notifiable interest? (plenty of smart people have lost money, in general and on TRT. The conviction of others, if bereft of reason, has no bearing on mine, precisely because I'm not a sheep and am not swayed by outside sentiment, contrary to vizz's assertions directed at his flock)

Because vizz says so? And has half his money on it?

Because so many posters are positive, they can't all be wrong? (the majority, who are not invested, are silent)

Because Michelin signed a deal in 2001, and now surely we must be close? (equally, nothing may be happening. If deals don't lead to commercialisation they are of no use. Same applies for 'discussions / consultations / testing / iterations / demonstrations' etc. Go back to 1999 and read the RNSs - can you see a pattern emerge?)

Because the directors understand that if everything is shrouded in commercial secrecy, and only they are privy to key info, that their attitude towards share purchases and sales is more important than usual?

Because the technology is great? (That's assumed. See Bicknoller's recent post)

Because concerns expressed on this board are convincingly negated? (no, the authors are either ignored or subjected to insults instead)

Give me (and the wider market) a damn good solid reason to buy, and I (and the wider market) will put in a damn good order to buy.