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I thought that this might go lower as the response from the results has been quite muted, plus BNP selling a few last week. I cant see a reason for aggressive buying here. I would not rule out a new low here (or ITM). Purley trading this for price action due to the liquidity, no comment on Ceres business. No position currently.
Unfortunately, "average" rather flatters this share.
Looks like it bounced off the 8DMA :)
The share price is testing the 8 Days moving average trend atm which is the current support on the technical chart.
Gone below the 140s now, unless it comes back before end of play, we could see once again into the low 130s, what a share this is.
This share is news driven . Until then the shorters will keep selling as long as someone buys them.
Seemed logical to me but I bow to my learned investors greater knowledge on such matters. Another stab, currently, not particularly loved?
No it wouldn't work like that, unless someone was selling a hugging of them, and even then they have to have a buyer for every share someone sells.
Perhaps almost twice the volume sold vs bought?
Now what is the reason for this just to have fallen off a cliff in the last half hour.
We seem to be stuck on the 140s now, we need to hold the 140s, then next leg up to the 150s, if it retraces below the 140 then we could go back to the low 130s.
Https://ivy.fm/tag/electrolysis
"Unleashing Hydrogen Innovation: Solid Oxide Electrolysis and Its Decarbonization Potential"
Would be nice to see a bit of volume this last 1hour and a half.
If the contract win was twice as big as the one you are anticipating, then it could go up by 2 to 4 pounds !
That said, it is CWR so I would guess if such a thing was to happen, the chances are it would go back to £1.20 ;)
All us long term sufferers would appreciate a lift In price thanks for trying to help though ;)
This share could jump a pound or 2 on a contract win.
Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt1kTiBEI_A
Whitepaper:
https://wp-ceres-2022.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/media/2024/04/SOFC-with-CCS-The-optimal-path-to-Carbon-free-electricity-from-carbon-based-fuels-April-2023.pdf
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I will stop moaning when this gets to around 200 or above.
It just happens so you have a chance to moan, Noggers!!
Why does this always retreats back down every time of the days high
PM44 Thank you,
The values and volumes may be wrong, they are calculated at an average price and if someone buys or sells for less or more than the average than it it shows the false figures.
Thanks to all for the information, it does sound encouraging and hopefully will present opportunities for Ceres. A reflection in the share price would be nice though!
Invariably, when the volume and value bought is higher than that sold the price reduces and, vice versa. Why is this?
Encouraging article in the Midas section of yesterday's financial section of the Mail on Sunday, expecting higher revenues this year.
Derived from my copilot AI search
Yes, Alma Maritime Group is indeed using Ceres’ Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) technology in its new vessel. Alma Maritime Group and Ceres have announced a collaboration to demonstrate an 80kW LNG fuelled system in 2024
Ceres will provide solid oxide fuel cell stacks for the development and validation of the power system. Meanwhile, Alma will develop and build the 80kW system that will be tested during 2024 in Stord, Norway, before being transferred to a vessel for further testing
The partnership aims to combine Ceres’ highly efficient technology with Alma’s marine systems development capabilities and market access. This collaboration is expected to drive the transition to a greener future for shipping
ALSO
Alma Maritime Group, in collaboration with Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies and Hydrogenious LOHC Maritime, has announced a joint development agreement to engineer a fully integrated LOHC-SOFC (Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier-Solid Oxide Fuel Cell) power system12. This is a first-of-its-kind system for maritime use.
The project, supported by Enova, focuses on a 100-kilowatt pilot powertrain to be demonstrated on board the Østensjø Rederi operated offshore supply vessel Edda Ferd2. The innovation combines hydrogen release from the LOHC with direct conversion into power by an adjacent SOFC unit to the benefit of high efficiency. The key to this lies in using the SOFC device’s excess heat to meet the LOHC release unit’s heat demand.
Hydrogenious’ LOHC solution provides a safe and easy method for handling hydrogen as a fuel, facilitating the decarbonisation of the maritime industry. The agreements also open up for hydrogen-powered vessels on megawatt-scale later.
This partnership leverages synergies between Alma’s SOFC solution and Hydrogenious LOHC technology, taking the next milestone in pioneering the use of hydrogen as a safe and efficient zero emission fuel to ships