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I have always liked this company and I am in little doubt that it will do well. I also believe there is potential to make money here as a PI. I am overall reasonably up on ARL having been in and out over time. I don’t generally comment on shares that I have sold in fairness to those holding and certainly don’t believe in talking shares down. However, I sold after the last announcement as I am concerned that the sp may drift for a while. I just feel that in AIM it’s easy to lose a lot of money by holding on to a share just because the fundamentals are good. AIM is full of short term traders and is driven my sentiment as much as anything else. I now find myself ‘trading’ more and more because AIM is so fickle that you tend to lose by sitting on your hands and waiting for a good company to pay off in the sp. ARL is difficult to value for the average punter and the newsflow is sometimes difficult to predict. News could, for example, drop next week and my sell decision revealed as an error. Who knows? I don’t think the bond rates were particularly high for a corporate bond in an AIM listed company and the fact that they were able to raise money that way is in my opinion a plus and infinitely better than a dilatory placing. I will be keeping a close eye on ARL and most likely, as Arnie would say, ‘I’ll be back’ when I think the time is right.
Any noise why there was no movement for ages and then: over 4% fall?? Is the reality of the CfD loss and the crowd fund biting? Those rates are awfully high - getting to levels only known in those 'good' times before those 'bad' times 10 or so years ago - market rates are such a giveaway. What now - is there any chance of joy for a PI or is the game up? No doubt the firm is a goer - highly impressive. But with bills to pay is it a sell now for you average punter? The sp seems to say so. All reasoning appreciated - logical, grumpy, funny or otherwise. Long term investment/opportunity for the sector preferred above short term sp talk.
Nice to see a step forward with the Wyre tidal barrage project. Early days but should be a great project for Atlantis going forward.
.... to see a steady trickle of buys here every day instead of the drift we had before. Interest seems to be slowly picking up. SP is holding up nicely ready for the next boost on news.
Fair point Ctw. Tidal wave might scupper our operations!
A global electricity system fully based on renewable energy, including storage, is �feasible at every hour throughout the year�. That�s according to a new report, which adds it could also be more cost effective than the existing system, which is largely based on fossil fuels and nuclear energy. It suggests existing renewable energy potential and technologies including storage can generate sufficient and secure power to cover global demand by 2050. The study, launched at the COP23 UN climate summit in Bonn yesterday, by Finland�s Lappeenranta University of Technology and German non-profit Energy Watch Group (EWG), estimates total levelised cost of electricity (LCOE) on a global average for 100% green power in 2050 to be �52 (�46)/MWh, including storage and grid costs, compared to �70 (�62)/MWh in 2015. It adds the transition to 100% renewables could also create 36 million jobs. The report projects due to rapidly falling costs, solar and battery storage would increasingly drive most of the electricity system, with solar PV reaching around 69%, wind energy 18%, hydropower 8% and bioenergy 2% of the total power mix in 2050 globally. Batteries would be the key supporting technology for solar, with storage output covering 31% of total demand in 2050. EWG President Hans-Josef said: �There is no reason to invest one more dollar in fossil or nuclear power production. Renewable energy provides cost-effective power supply. All plans for a further expansion of coal, nuclear, gas and oil have to be ceased.
Funny, I thought we were into tidal? Lol
Welcome. My thoughts exactly. I bought 15000 a couple of weeks back. I don't expect this to be a thrilling ride but pretty confident the destination will be worthwhile. As you say, updates due soon.
Have been watching this for a while as have always considered wave power the future; been flat for a good bit but I reckon there will be some news soon. So a five grand investment this afternoon. One for the bottom drawer
Hopefully hear about some of the figures for revenue and power regarding the installation of the new turbines last month shortly. Possibly news on potential orders to come as well. Seems to have stabilised the sp due to the latest developments and would expect to move up from this base with more news and expansion to come
The world’s biggest oil companies are closing more clean energy deals as pressure to diversify their businesses mounts and growth accelerates among green technologies. Oil majors more than doubled the number of acquisitions, project investments and venture capital stakes, to 44 in 2016 from 21 the year before, according to research published Tuesday by Bloomberg New Energy Finance. In the last 15 years, they’ve completed 428 transactions and spent $6.2 billion building stakes in clean energy companies.
at 43.34p after freeing up cash at last to buy. I really want to accumulate here as the story is not yet out there on this one. I missed the last spike to 46p though I was tempted to buy and the retrace has been kind to me. If they can get participation in the CFD's then I can see this easily doubling from here over the months. TP 85p.
Nice target looking mid 2018, park it up this side of Crimbo, return early doors in the new year. A lot of people parking up on these, I'm topping on still pretty cheap at these prices.
Finally free�d up some funds and have invested here. Been watching for many months and was desperate to buy in the mid 30�s but hey-ho funds only just became today. Regular updates and trouble free generator installations all looking good. I�ve got an initial target of 80p and reassess when we get there.
Onwards and upwards to 154p with the now operatinal gen-1 contract. Everything's going great guns and the £400m contract was a nice little added bonus. Just been looking at this Red T energy storage a few people were talking about on here also looks a very promising stock.
Great RNS, everything looking good all the hard work and commercialisation starting to pay off, things should really start moving at a pace now. This Sector is really staring to gain traction now. Atlantis could become one of the biggest players in the field of this multi billion dollar industry and there still incredibly undervalued.
4th turbine now operational. Phase 1a now produced 2.6Gwh. All looking good.
Looks like this one is being driven down post the updates. Good news for me as I want to add some more before the next sea change in investor sentiment. Very undervalued.
https://renewablesnow.com/news/uk-confirms-gbp-557m-cfd-budget-next-auction-to-be-in-2019-586631/
You are on the money there kezzman. It is quite healthy anyway given the strong run-up. Healthy but short-sighted. Last week I though Macquarie's 154p TP was fanciful. Now I think it is probably conservative.
hit a bit of resistance at 46p and the 200dma bound to be a bit profit taking here