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And we've been there before with AFC, although not as well prepared. I won't advise but i think there's still enough room to get interesting.
Don’t worry Monkey my comments are tongue in cheek. I’ve got/had plenty of holdings of a similar positioning. Your AFC may come good , who knows. Probably some major profit taking on the cards though. GLA
In my mind my holding was written off, I was just hopeful, nothing concrete enough to recommend to anyone, I stand by my comment.
Yep. The next time I ask for share advice from you lot will be a long time coming... could have trebled my money in a week or so. You win some you etc etc
But the three month graph here looks pretty healthy. Good luck.
Great response indeed Seaangler? Up 100% since 6th Nov.....
I found this thread that might help others a bit so have a look
https://www.lemonfool.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=17343
It pretty much lumps BSIF, FSFL, JLEN, NESF, TRIG & UKW is as one mass and he moves his money around to take advantage of the Sp NAV movements.
I used to pay for stockopedia (I now just join for a fortnight every year or o for free) which was fine but I realised I was not using it enough. Can anyone tell me the critical differences between TRIG and UKW? For instance I know TRIG is allowed to invest up to 25% in mainland Europe. What self imposed rules and borrowing requirements are in place for UKW?
UKW similar. Been watching that one for the dividend but waiting until I need a ‘safe’ haven.
Yea, looks consistently like a good buy, thanks
You might look at TRIG which is buying up smaller solar and wind farms in Europe, possibly too small for Shell but cometh the day....
'Anybody here in to AFC or any views?'
Yes, I'm in all hydrogen/ammonia companies, got to be the extension to the electric change and one of the ultimate energy/power sources medium/long term. Some cos. will do better than others depending on research/ product. Electric will serve short car drives, batteries will improved in capacity/lower weight/ less CO2 during manufacture (currently about 12 tons CO2 for average car battery), but longer range for cars/vans/ high power output trucks/ferries etc. will need hydrogen fuel cell range extenders. Marine industry going great guns on hydrogen power, mainly Europe/Scandinavia.
Better long term investments here than oil. Shell apparently trying to buy up existing wind farms. Dont want to be left behind/need better energy image.
Get in now before oil companies get in. Could also be takeovers, this is seen where university spin offs/ Ltd. companies get bought up before they fully develop.
Anyone got suggestions of other fuel cell PLC's to invest in?
What a great board we are. Fantastic response. Cheers guys. Have been burnt a few times so probably best left alone. Happy here and and have a few quid in CWR which seems a safer bet at this stage. Thanks again.
I wouldn't touch it with a bargepole. I am over 90% down in that pos. Bad management imho. If they change at the top it might improve....
Interesting RNS, and the whole ammonia solution (pun) fits in well with the larger industrial fuel cell thinking of people I talk to. I think I'll avoid at the moment as I already have two conviction investments and they tend to be the ones that make me nervous. A third, I don't need.
It's a punt imo, it's looking like it's turned a corner from a tech/product perspective, sales still unknown. They've recently started communicating again (possibly due to pi pressure from a collective of around 10%), historically there were some comms that might have been optimistic, so they stopped talking about mou's and such. As a lth I'm hopeful, but then I'd have sold and taken the hit if I wasn't. It might make the recent surge here look tiny, it might not, they have a product that fits into the current power production changes that are going ahead, who knows if the market is ready.
Sorry Sea, too small capital and a penny share so automatically leave it alone.
Morning gents(/ladies?). Anybody here in to AFC or any views?