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These big players view the sector (SOEC/SOFC) as efficient. So plenty of dosh to be earned by ALL players IMO.
keyword: 'Efficient Power and Hydrogen Solutions'
May 5
Https://cutt.ly/sbEYcY4
Well, some countries beieve in fuel cells & green hydrogen
Look at Rotterdam (May 5 2021):
In this project, consortium partners CEA, Neste, Paul Wurth, ENGIE and Sunfire aim at generating green hydrogen for the production of high-quality biofuels at Neste’s refinery in Rotterdam, setting the path for the decarbonisation of the oil and gas industry.
Https://www.h2-view.com/story/sunfire-achieves-major-milestone-with-second-generation-soec/
The UK just falling behind again (because of its appetite for hedge funds, etc)
Esp when said broker put a target of 1540 in mid-Feb knowing full well equity raise for mainly Institutional Investors would take place in mid-March valuing shares at 1060. I like Ceres long term potential but in short term at mercy of MMS and brokers!
""Stupid price drops. CWR had a target of £20, so half that now.... Makes a mockery of broker's targets, that can get ripped to shreds.""
the £20 target was from the in house broker, unlikely to take a neutral stance
To think this was 1580p in Feb.
We have lift off, hammer formed, charts just turned positive
Lets get back to a sensible SP
WOW
4 x 200,000 shares just gone through
someone just picked up a bargain
MM doing their last bit of tree shake, before lifting the SP
Stupid price drops. CWR had a target of £20, so half that now.... Makes a mockery of broker's targets, that can get ripped to shreds.
ITM and AFC are regaining their SP
CWR will move up soon
CWR dropped on Yellen's comments --- it should return back up on these ones :-)
https://twitter.com/IChronicle/status/1390237926869676037
Following Yellen’s comments about raising rates to prevent overheating, a cornucopia of Fed speakers (Clarida, Mester, Williams, Evans, Rosengren and Kashkari) have swung behind the Fed’s policy stance to keep risk assets well supported. All have reiterated the Fed’s commitment to the cause (employment), helping to buoy risk after the Tuesday wobble. NY Fed president John Williams took the cue from Janet Yellen’s off-kilter remarks about raising rates to repeat the dovish mantra. Inflation will rise but will be temporary, he said, adding that he wouldn’t draw a line on where inflation would need to reach to prompt policy change. Chicago Fed president Charles Evans reiterated that policy would remain highly accommodative for some time, stressing that conditions for the ‘substantial further progress’ required by the Fed will not be met for a while. Cleveland Fed boss Loretta Mester said policymakers will be ‘deliberately patient’ regarding inflation. Boston Fed president Eric Rosengren said it’s too early to talk about tapering the Fed’s $120bn-a-month asset purchase programme. All on script and helping to lift the boats following Yellen’s mis-speak.
over sold, buys will come back in now
Anyone see the 2 x 50k shares buy go through
only indicated buys, could be sells
I think a lot of it is people shifting funds / profits from these stocks into recovery stocks. People who invested last year have seen massive rises and now think in short to medium term they'll make more money in other stocks.
Longer term it is likely that many of these green energy stocks will do well, and those that have spare funds may consider adding to their holding.
Intersting that there was a mini rally in several of these - ITM, Ceres, Novacyt, AFC before falling away again.
I'm sure someone wise once suggested patience was a virtue in investing
over sold, buys will come back in now
Anyone see the 2 x 50k shares buy go through
ps must get a new keyboard for my pc
wron again?
anyone got the samaritans phone no?
there you go wromngg again
just guessing, probably bottom out around 1034
Shorting? - I looked at the short positions tab on this [age and couldn't see any.
Is there any evidence that Hydro stocks are being shorted?
This could all be down to a change in sentiment/fashion?
Maybe Hydro is out of favour - medium/long term I can't see why as the direction of travel is clear - the green energy revolution is here to stay.
I must say that being hammered in CWR and ITM is not doing my mood any good at all. I got in quite late - a lack of funds prevented me from investing until last autumn so I missed the most o of the surge in SP in early 2020. Anyways - youse pays yer money and makes yer choice. Glad I am not approaching retirement age for another 15 years.
BWTFDIK -
Hedge funds and other shorts are always opportunistic - they will take advantage of a situation and enhance the falls, but they can rarely dictate.
This drop is clearly shorting by hedge funds again, as the UK and USA Fuel Cell and Hydrogen stocks are all dropping the same way. Here is the 5 day chart for AFC vs CWR vs ITM and is enough evidence for me.
https://ibb.co/D9PMdSj
it's like knock our best companies, for no reason. Severe falls this year at cwr, ncyt, ggp, ....
Entirely agree AllAtSea.
Its just a change in sentiment, the same as we saw back in early March and for the same reason, a fear of an increase in interest rates.
It will soon reverse.
This tech stock crash is more a chance to go in low than a crisis. CWR is not alone in dropping rapidly. It’s just the herd getting its knickers in a twist. In my view..