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Looks like this company has the answer to waste plastic all over the world
PowerHouse has developed a proprietary process technology - DMG® (Distributed Modular Generation) - which can utilise waste plastic, end-of-life-tyres, and other waste streams to efficiently and economically convert them into syngas from which valuable products such as chemical precursors, hydrogen, electricity and other industrial products may be derived. The PowerHouse technology is one of the world's first proven, modular, hydrogen from waste processes.
Governments want to get rid of diesel and petrol cars. Charging EV's at home is not the future unless the electrical sector spends a fortune upgrading all the supply cables under the ground to most of the UK properties and increasing the supply. Power stations will also have a huge demand increase Most inner city houses have a parking problem and no driveways. So changing this whole infrastructure by 2032 is disruptive and costly. Let alone the timescale issue. Having hydrogen fuelled cars is a much more viable solution which is where this sector has the potential to pick up momentum.
Thanks Alan.
Yes, the wording I used is how he put it across to me. Alan is right, it's not easy and takes time, patience and hard work. He is looking at the market growth potential, PHE becoming part of a larger company and being amalgamated into a growing sector. It's all speculative, but he is in the energy sector, and from an electrical background and he sees the success of the hydrogen sector coming from partnerships of a few different companies. I'm not saying I agree with my brother, it's his opinion, but his vision is different.
Look Sandy, it's each to their own, he's invested with his belief and you with yours. I hope every makes a ton of money on all their investments, I hate to see anyone lose out.
Sandy, Give Baz a bit of respect for posting his own thinking. Where he falls down is in thinking that this will be £5bn MCAP easy, cos nothing is going to be easy in forming relationships across the world. It's going to be small steps with the first step being getting the UK bought into the technology and the future in sorting the planets waste plastic problem and in being involved in the Hydrogen economy. Baz is right that those who have invested £14K at 0.5p then 5p which isn't too far away will be sitting on £140k. Each LTH will have their own investment strategy for taking advantage of the PHE journey. Baz is right to forget the swings and remember to keep to your own trading plan.
So less of the Sh*te please.
GLA LTH
Alan
That is this biggest heap of sh*t I've ever seen on these BBs and that's saying something. your brother thinks this will be worth 5bn market cap? it's 100m ish currently and that's 90mil too much based on any fundamentals (there are none). Why is your brother such the expert?
I bought in at 1.7p believing this has the potential to be over 50p a share in the future. My brother believes this will go over 150p easy over the next 3-4 years. We are long term holders.
My point is forget about the people who bought in at 0.05p or 1p, good for them. If you believe this company has the potential to hit above a certain price then buy and hold. Do the math. If you buy in £10k at 3p and it goes to 30p that's £100k. Even if it takes 5 years, who is lining up to convert your cash into big money? Forget the swings and hold your position. Don't forget your end goal. If you believe this will never reach anything worthy then go buy something like OKTA as it will definitely grow, but your buy in is £150+ a share, not 3p.