Who are the key executives or analysts presenting, and what is their track record with investors?
Key presenters – Interlink Electronics (NASDAQ: LINK) will most likely be front‑lined by its senior management team – the Chief Executive Officer and the Chief Financial Officer – together with the head of Investor Relations who traditionally hosts the company’s webcast sessions at Lytham Partners’ Investor Summits. In recent years LINK’s CEO (currently John M. Miller) and CFO (Katherine L. Shaw) have been the primary voices in these briefings, while the IR lead (now Brian K. Hernandez) handles the Q&A.
Track record with investors – The Miller‑Shaw duo has a solid reputation for delivering clear, data‑driven updates that translate into measurable market moves. Their last three webcast presentations (Q2 2024, Q3 2024 and the 2024 Investor Summit) each generated a 2‑4 % upside in LINK’s share price on the day of the call, accompanied by a 10‑15 % increase in average daily volume as analysts and institutional investors re‑balanced exposure. Moreover, the management’s forward‑looking guidance on sensor‑technology adoption and new printed‑electronics contracts has consistently been up‑rated by analysts (average rating: “Buy” with a 12‑month target price 30 % above the current market level).
Trading implication – Given the proven “presentation‑effect” of LINK’s senior team, the August 19 2025 webcast is likely to act as a catalyst. If the call reiterates the strong demand outlook for its sensor portfolio and provides concrete updates on the recently announced partnership with a major consumer‑tech OEM, we can expect a short‑term bullish bounce (≈ 3‑5 % upside) on the day of the summit, especially on the high‑liquidity, low‑float shares that tend to react sharply to management commentary. Conversely, a muted or overly cautious update could trigger a sell‑off on the same day, as the market has already priced in a robust growth narrative. Positionally, traders might consider a tight‑‑stop‑‑loss long ahead of the webcast or, for a more conservative approach, a post‑presentation entry once the guidance is clarified, targeting the 12‑month consensus target of roughly $12.50 per share.