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was tempted today with Ceres after the IP sell. If the 9% turnaround is fast enough could be a pretty penny not sure though
also involved with AFC, considering NEL. biggest holding PHE (not including a few other trades our of genre that im waiting to cashout to feed my hunger here)
NEL PHE AFC CERES ITM NIKOLA for me with largest holding in PHE
Glad to have you on board Dave, I too am a small-time investor and only have 30k shares at 2.9p average, I am confident in this share but took me a while to make the jump with what little cash I had to invest (the rest is tied up in savings), I am looking forward to following this, topping up regularly, and when we get this merger out the way the sky could well be the limit. DYOR and GLA :)
I am personally in NEL, PHE & AFC. :)
I bought last friday when sp was 4.08 after reading the details about the company and then it went down.but I believe this will grow in long term
What other companies you all looking in renewable sector
Good luck Dave and I am confident you will double your money from here as a minimum.
thanks Hail Hydro, BWB & Synxs for your comments and kind words. I have decided to invest. It is to be a part of the team! Good luck to us all!
Dave Ryan did say yesterday there would be a rns asap after the meeting
I have just observed similar super
Price is firming up so maybe there is news of the acquisition?
Ofcourse make sure you DoYourOwnReaserch
and GL
Thoughs on tomorrow mornings SP?
Got a feeling its going to dip initially with quick sellers looking to cash in fearfull of a lower price due to a sudden influx of shares (other not so news savvy traders might bail).
Then when realisation has hit on news of the merger and possibilities will spike back up with a margin of growth with the big buys. All depending on todays news and green light. and all a estimation, not fact
@dave - With DR on this one.
Minimum 5yr for me.
Even without hydrogen, this still provides a positive wastemanagement solution to the world.
Wich for a lot of products in the UK (tyres, single use plastics ect) is good news in terms of removing waste piles. Other opportunies thats arent so obvious:
Reducing the ammount of waste we sell to other countries.
To wastemanage for other countries (be sold waste).
All while creating off products that can be then resold back for development.
This creates a demand. PHE has the supply. = Sales and revenue
Thanks Dr Anomaly. I did look at the website, but will look into more of the details soon. Im not after a quick profit, Im also happy to wait for years, as I want to invest for my young son. You seem very confident in it. I may well put some in too, many thanks.
https://www.share-talk.com/share-talk-bulletin-board-heroes-monday-6th-july-2020/
This is from sharetalk with a target price in the next couple of months of 8p
700% up Already with the share price at 4p
When the DMG units are up and running the world is our oyster.
Holding for the next 10 years or even more.
BTB
As Dr A. rightly says, do your own research pal. You are frequenting a very biased forum where the majority of contributors are obviously into the product & company. I did my research, the company & it’s technology impressed me, so I invested.
We wouldn’t want you to invest your hard earned £ purely based on our recommendation. Research is the key, really dig deep & you’ll come to a conclusion buddy :)
that does clarify, thanks very much. So it's worth a small investment then? Are you guys investing heavily in this?
oh thankyou, that makes more sense
thanks Dr. Anomaly. It's no Tesla is it. (joke). But it certainly seems like it will benefit the environment from some of the damage that humans continue to do.
Daveness In relation to your 11.38 post the costs you mention will be met by the developer or site owner and not by PHE.
Hi All, thanks Richemondo for your welcome, thanks for your replies. Im totally new to this and just have a small amount to invest. The revenue of building a complete site, at 500k doesn't seem like much to me, given that they need to pay wages etc etc. it's not likely to make much of a profit, but it's an interesting company as it may actually do some good in the world by getting rid of waste tyres and plastic. It's not what someone would invest in with a view to making money though, am I right? thanks!
Richmondo 11:25 post
I agree with your second and third sentences
Wolves.
daveness - The £500k annual license fee is not a mistake the gate fee from a 35 ton per day unit is 35 x 80 x 350 = £980k The fee from electricity is approximately 86 x 60 x 350 = £1.806m. So not including any income from hydrogen the operator of a DMG unit will make £2.786m.
Welcome Daveness!
It's £500k per year per site in the UK. Then there's the rest of the world. I'd expect returns to be even higher as the perceived risk drops with live installations... gl
daveness
£500,000 per DMG each year of operation with Peel projects in uk.
Wolves
Hi All,
Im a new investor, inspired by Covid. I read around this company and your comments. I'm a novice, but it seems that you expect today's meeting to be a turning point for the company? Many of you have held your shares for years, are you really confident in this company? Also, I read that for each site built, PHE will receive 500k revenue. That's got to be wrong , are expected earnings much more than that? Please excuse my novice question, thanks