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We're pleased to share that Elsight (ASX: ELS) has received repeat orders of its Rider units to its Traffilog and Alrena.

Traffilog is a key partner of Elsight, selling Elsight's Rider system as an add-on to its fleet management solution which they sell globally. To-date Traffilog has been selling the Rider system to a UK security agency and we're pleased to see that this order is to a new customer: "a large public transport fleet project".

As announced in December, the Alrena rollout was delayed and was invigorated by public and private French investment. It is also pleasing to see that Alrena's orders are on track, continuing to roll out the systems to emergency teams in France.

Gleneagle Securities is pleased to advise that we will start to provide our Blog subscribers with access to exclusive investor presentations. Our first video conference is with Henry Charrabé (CEO of Fluence Corporation, FLC.ASX) on Tuesday 19^th March at 8:45am.

We're pleased to share today's ASX announcement that ELS has launched its revolutionary chip, called "Halo" . Elsight unveiled Halo today at the largest mobile expo: Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

We're pleased to report MWR's announcement today, including: 

We're expecting MWR to bounce after their positive sales update announced after market close yesterday. 

The wild week in markets continued on Thursday as stocks sold-off as news of a government shutdown sent stocks tumbling to new lows and added to list of worries on Wall Street. We saw follow through selling from the previous session where the Fed hikes rates, as the Dow fell -1.99%, the S&P 500 declined -1.58 and the Nasdaq was lower by -1.63%.

It was a down day for markets as the Dow dove 350 points, making a new yearly low on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve raised interest rates a quarter of a point to a range of 2.25% to 2.50%. Overall the Dow fell -1.49%, the S&P 500 declined -1.54% and the Nasdaq saw the brunt of the selling down -2.17%.

Investors grappled in choppy trading trying to wrestle onto gains on Tuesday as the major indexes traded in positive territory for most of the day before selling off putting them in the red and rallying late into the close. At the close the Dow finished +0.35%, the S&P 500 +0.01% and the Nasdaq rose +0.45%.

It seems Santa may not be coming this year for the markets as equities continued their tumble on Monday as the Dow tanked 500 points as investors continued to focus on economic growth concerns going into the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision on Thursday morning. Losses were extended across the board and led by Real Estate and Utilities. The Dow finished down -2.11%, the S&P 500 fell -2.08% and the Nasdaq fell -2.27%.

U.S equities fell sharply on Friday as weaker than expected economic data from China and Europe added to the climate of doom and gloom in the markets. Fears of weakening economic growth, falling oil prices and asbestos in baby powder were some of the headlines circulating on Friday. The Dow tumbled 500 points or -2.02%, the S&P 500 fell -1.91% and the Nasdaq declined -2.26%.