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Fortum year end plan jeff @@.
It is certainly an interesting company. I bought in last week based on the settling down of Fortum buy in to 73%. I wonder if uniper will sell the russian assets...gut feeling.
This was hinted at by Fortum. Then the cash windfall plus German Gov money will come in to play then I think. If this is on the cards then why wouldn't Fortum take the lot ?
Streamline all costs and bob's ya uncle. In these extremely tough times M&A will get stronger and stronger. I do believe it will be diff for itm to remain independant as Linde / BOC are huge and why spread the wealth generation ? Mr Smith may well be right but is that best for the sp ? Discounts in tough times also apply but generally I would expect a premium to be paid for itm and the like...uniper.
Good Evening RH hope your well
Buy out on the cards ? (your not PSmith in disguise are you ho ho).
Do you not think maybe the sp is slightly suppressed due to the recent share placement.Instant profit for the lucky ones.
Some news would be good tho to see if that gives it a boost.
Have a great weekend and would be interested to hear more on the buy out.
All the best
Jeff check my posting history. New one, buyout on the cards?
NEL strong and solid in difficult market conditions. Next 3 pieces of news will make you smile. I bought more during the week on the 9.30am drops.
0QTF for McPhy on London Exchange fyi Jeff.
5% UP on news so its looking good. With BP looking to get quickly in to Hydrogen and NEL building Electrolysers in the US , 2700+ at the moment,Nikola Corp, Hyundai, German EU hydrogen Project cash and supplying Korea etc it would be an easy way in to buy NEL and instantly have a global presence.
It is my guess once NK20.00 to sell has been passed , NEL is going to rapidly go to NK25.00-28.00, probably within 2-3 weeks at the rate of current expansion.
Remember the Nikola Corp deal is in "EXCESS" of $30Million @@
Have a serious look at McPhy. I know the value per share looks scary BUT NEL have over 1B in issue, McPhy have 81m. A big buy of £10k will push it higher. With Macron saying its French companies all the way from now and not necessarily working closely with Germany, I can see them copying the hydrogen investment towards a green environment. McPhy is THE French Hydrogen company. Its already gone from €4 to €7+ in 4 weeks to 5 year highs. It could easily double from here.
Look at Powercell their share price is very pricey but they have about the same in issue as McPhy. Any Gov investment in McPhy and it will blow away sp histories for the company.
Hi Robin
Thanks for the mention/advice.The battery went flat on the phone before I had a chance to finish the last post.Was going to add its refreshing to be in on a stock that's not all over the place after spending the last few months jumping in and out of the likes of easy jet etc etc .
I see today there was a private placement after close will be interesting to see how much they raise
All the best
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/uaYPKVoQ/
Hydrogen companies you may want to check out.
HEX and Mcphy. HEX getting some great deals 180m shares in issue. McPhy french major company with very few shares in issue but the deal with Nouryon in Holland to make Europes biggest hydrogen facility aimed at 20MW but looking to expand 60 MW @@.
Jeff , Dow Futures looking at NY opening 800 points lower. I did suggest Friday may be bounce day as the article I posted to you suggested after 1800 point drop in 1 day.
2-3 days of US correction may well be coming ?
If you cant afford to lose just dyor this am.
"The Dow Jones futures are trading higher after the stock crash yesterday when the Dow plunged more than 1800 points. Statistically speaking, whenever the Dow experiences a drop of this magnitude, it is normal to experience some bounce next day. I suspect that the bounce is a dead cat bounce because the sentiment is further dented by the latest comments from the chief economist of the IMF who said that the world economy is growing much slower than anticipated and that the scars of the coronavirus pandemic may linger for a long time to come. In addition to this, we also had the UK’s GDP m/m data tank. The UK’s GDP has now contracted by 20.4% during April. "
https://www.forbes.com/sites/naeemaslam/2020/06/12/dow-jones-futures-sp500-stocks-rally/#4746951659b0
A good summary. FTSE would have you believe all is rosey and nothing is wrong. 1800 .... 1800 points in ONE day ?
I normally like being in on Fridays and buying the drop, but Monday Tuesday could be interesting? Hope I am wrong.
PS - those who think I am not serious look at my sp projected figure for news on DCTA when it was 85p to buy.
My gut says people have made fantastic money, me included but many forget the market needs to make money too and that always involves those pesky algo's that control 75% of major funding houses and trading companies.
You are against the AI machine not a human. Slots are just as bad at times.
Worried about pull back here towards 14-16.00 in this climate. 1800 points in ONE day !
Hi jeff. With the dow dropping 1800 points and most markets world wide dropping you may see this morning a few investors switching money over here. This may cover up any oncoming fall with it looking like support but just other investors derisking and splitting assets to drop a few quid in here.
Just to say if you cannot afford a short term loss sell these highs and hope you can get a better in price ?
I got an email at 8.50pm from work a major UK company who are shutting 133 of 300 shops and cannot give 100% ongoing security of work. This is the charity sector a sector that should do well in any downturn ? People will loose jobs by the 1,000's and this is not being shown in the market neither are any brexit implications.
Just be carefull with all holdings as yesterdays late events put a big old red flag up to my years of trading.
The gamblers will still gamble but the big money will sell to them happy to be left holding.
Nel and ITM are both great companies, but a market cull saves nobody. Just a tip not financial advice.