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Divvyup

I did e mail Powerhouse's consultancy and communication company earlier this week regarding those advancements to which you say there has been no proof. I asked if they are aware of how the quietness since the open day has affected not just the share price but, as you say, investor confidence.

As of yet they haven't replied.

Divvyup

That's because Powerhouse haven't made any advancements in green technology. Simply because it's not seen in the UK or most of the world as green technology by environmentalists, law makers and decision makers.

As welcome and preferable as pyrolysis is compared to incineration by those with even a modicum of research behind then, it shall never be accepted as green by officialdom.

Even if Powerhouse technology was green, they are still a start up company whose future success is dependent on other start up companies.

And it's because of that I asked what was thought of today's announcement by United Hydrogen.

Divvyup

Do you think the £6.5bn Hyspeed consortium announcement this week are addressing those obstacles to which you refer?

United Hydrogen today launches its Global Clean Energy Network.

It seems to me that they are struggling, after two postponed IPOs, to raise money and today's announcement is a repackaging of its existing model in order to garner fresh interest in raising money by reminding of the opportunity to invest.

I am though open to persuasion and keen to know what others think.

Patxaran

2 to 3 years.

Now down to 11.71%

It's also the head office for Trailfinders who have invested in Avioxx.

Bill Gates started off in a garage. As did a friend of mine who's now a multi millionaire. But it took my friend thirty years to get there.

I'm not knocking Avioxx. But it is important to get the full picture.

BingleyBullet

Next statement from Avioxx due 22nd May. No later than 5th June.

Let's hope Avioxx lead to good things, but for a private start up less than two years old, with a head office up to last year being a semi-detached house I'm not getting overly excited.

1 Church Street CV6 0QG, if you wish to view it.

Dusty

I neither seek or desire validation.

Whether you or anyone agrees or disagrees with me is of no concern to me.

The share price is doing all of my validation.

Dusty

I agree, one contract from the right area and it could take off. I've always said there is potential.

You say the cylinder seems to operate unique, managing the heat and excess char differently.

Has this been confirmed?

It's good that you now recognise the importance of the syngas quality for shareholders so that investment decisions can be better made based upon it.

Castle

It's not about being a non believer, or having gone to the test centre or not. It's about everything that has been promised regarding the quality of the syngas being verified or not nearly a month after it first being produced.

Yes, the modular side of things is important and a selling point, but the quality of the syngas I feel is what's most important to potential customers.

Those results, or even an indication of them, should be forthcoming right now.

Castle

With Powerhouse the difference is all on paper, which is perfectly understandable during the design and building of a prototype phase. But there comes a point when everything that has been promised has to be proven.

That surely must be right now?

ExMS

Lots of companies out there already doing what Powerhouse want to do. They are self sustaining using syngas produced to heat their kilns, and they use the heat generated to heat hot water and to provide space heating.

Powerhouse technology is NOT unique in those operations.

According to Swazers (what's happened to him), Powerhouse technology is unique because the quality of the syngas it produces solves problems other technologies do not.

So, nearly a month after the open day, where is the proof?

Patxaran

If there was groundbreaking news to cause big buyers to step in the chances are the White family would stop selling.

The bottom line is the lowly share price has nothing whatsoever to do with the White family, or anyone else, selling, and everything to do with there being no good reason for buyers of magnitude to appear at the moment as there are no orders coupled with an open day that was a bit of a damp squib.

This shall most likely fall back to about 0.3p before those buyers have cause to enter, at which point, and as Castle has stated, the potential to multi bag up to a penny is possible.

But a waste of time if a penny or more was an entry point.

Castle

If they had 28% in 2020, and now have 13%, then they are selling approximately 3% per year. So at this rate 4 to 5 more years.

I can't work out why you think they will be gone in a few months extrapolating it out. Unless you mean they shall be down to 3% each ( Serena, Josh and Ben). If they are, they'll still most likely be selling those 3 x 3% for the next 4 to 5 years.

4 to 5 years even.

It's no good multi bagging if you don't sell them before they fall back to square one. Neither is it worth it if you buy on the way down merely to break even if they multi bag.

If the White's continue selling at their current rate, and you believe their selling is keeping the share price down, it shall be another 3 to 4 years before the share price recovers.

One of the biggest health problems caused by tyres being stored in places like India is them being a breeding ground for malaria due to the pools of stagnant water they hold.

Patxaran

It most likely won't have any effect at all, as the new shares have already been factored in as part of the drop to 0.5p since the announcement.