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Post by Deleted on Nov 29, 2016 17:44:15 GMT
A pharma
A small mechanism driven by silicon and water generating H2 to drive drones
A fund of 28 deals
Of these, the pharma looks interesting with a simplified product development process (though just as long as normal I guess) and a separate investment sub company for each drug.
The Hydrogen motor for drones looks like a lot of faff to make H2, when you can just put it in a bottle, a modern hydrogen bottle can be light plastic. Here you have to have a supply chain and a source of SiO4 in granular form. Looks like an evolutionary dead end.
The fund, well the trouble with the fund is it is looks like one of AC's accounts.
Any thoughts anyone?
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Post by bigfoot12 on Nov 29, 2016 18:03:50 GMT
A pharma A small mechanism driven by silicon and water generating H2 to drive drones A fund of 28 deals Of these, the pharma looks interesting with a simplified product development process (though just as long as normal I guess) and a separate investment sub company for each drug. The Hydrogen motor for drones looks like a lot of faff to make H2, when you can just put it in a bottle, a modern hydrogen bottle can be light plastic. Here you have to have a supply chain and a source of SiO4 in granular form. Looks like an evolutionary dead end. The fund, well the trouble with the fund is it is looks like one of AC's accounts. Any thoughts anyone? I like the Hydrogen thing, but I haven't done any research into yet. But I like it enough to do some. I could see it as a much easier processes than filling bottles with hydrogen, especially if you are on a boat with sea water as the other component. I need to find out more.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 29, 2016 18:10:14 GMT
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Post by Steerpike on Nov 29, 2016 18:18:56 GMT
I had ruled out the investment fund as I'm not yet convinced that a passive index is the right approach for these types of investment, although the potential for time saving is very attractive and I am becoming less and less sure that I can tell a rocket from a damp squib.
Intrigued by the silicon fuel, started looking at research from a few years ago in Buffalo and Stanford and couldn't decide if there is a unique product here protected by the patent or not, still 51 days for more research. I like the initial focus on the commercial drone market and what appears to be a clear advantage over the current sources of power.
I'm not sure where the VR offering sits and don't yet understand the environment and relationship with big money production companies and affiliates.
Regarding the drugs company, I could have a personal interest in the potential MPB cure, but will the current AD product be able to compete with the competition particularly the J & J offering?
Perhaps I'll look again at 28 after all...
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Post by Deleted on Dec 9, 2016 8:12:56 GMT
A new methane/CO2 biocompost converter to Diesel company looks interesting
There is also a pet food company, my own view is that there are a fair few players in this market already, all claiming health benefits. Still they have £3.5 million T/O. But I loved this line about the team " 27 veterinary professionals and pet owners" so is that 1 vet and 26 pet owners?
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