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Castle

I've lost count of the amount of times you've been offensive to posters and then in the next breath tell people to be nice and kind.

Make your mind up.

Oh the old clown emoji even now lol.

You'll never learn, Castle.

'It was very professional with a educated crowd ,,'

Lmao!

And then you turned up, Castle.

It's an educated crowd by the way. And no need for two commas.

Oh the irony.

And what is it about this bloody bulletin board that when you use the word s--g it removes all your capital letters lol.

castle

why the hell do you keep feeling the need to say i have no shares and i'm not invested?

everyone on here knows that. it's no secret.

how does me or anyone else having or not holding shares make what they say any less relevant or accurate!

you've said my sell opinion and not holding stock is unbelievable nonsense.

why is it nonsense to recommend a sell on a share if you believe it is going to go down?

what is nonsensical is holding stock thinking it's going to go down to buy more lower, which is what you seem to be proposing after friday's rns.

you ****ged emmitt off when learning of the fundraise and now appear to have gone back to your old self.

how the hell does a falling stock not effect you because you bought them in a sipp?

you're displaying all the signs of confirmation bias when it comes to powerhouse energy.

Lose the trust that should clearly be.

Castle

You've never been able to get your head around me being here and not having any shares.

I told you many times I was an ex investor who sold out at a profit and was here looking to get back in at a lower price because Powerhouse have potential, but because I wasn't invested you never even considered my opinions. All you had to offer was the clown emojis, claims of me being a paid deramper and having multiple accounts.

So yes, I have moved them back to a sell from a hold. That's the whole bloody point of having the opinion option on posts.

Fund raises are par for the course on AIM. But it's the way this has been done just days after assuring shareholders it wouldn't be necessary which shall cause the share price to pull back even lower in my opinion. For in appearing underhanded and deceitful the BOD have started to loose the trust and confidence of shareholders, and that usually has a detrimental effect on share price.

When Emmitt et al was awarded his option to buy 50 million shares you thought that was fantastic, defending it to the hilt and criticising the likes of myself and Red who called it out as unjustified greed and a management lining their own pockets. Your first post upon learning of Friday's RNS was in agreement of what we said back then. Maybe if you had listened to those who had a differing opinion earlier, or even just considered others opinions objectively, you may not be so under water here.

There is every likelihood this shall now drop to, or below 0.5p.

That's why I have now moved them back to a sell.

Whether invested or not.

So they didn't need additional funding until year end and then in the space of a week or so chose to go for it because:

1 - unexpected developments in the market. What developments?

2 - significant selling activity. So what? How does that reduce available cash?

3 - negative external commentary. Again, so what? How does that reduce available cash.

In other words they panicked and initiated a cash raise now fearing a substantial fall in the share price, thereby increasing greater dilution further down the line.

What they should have done, if they did indeed have enough cash as they claimed, was use that to prove the technology was to customer's requirements and in doing so get the share price back up.

I really feel for you guys now chasing to get back to break even. It's going to be a long haul. Never nice to see ordinary working folk losing money, especially when doing so under these circumstances.

There is still money to be made here. Powerhouse can still be a success story. It was always going to be a hard slog though I felt. I've moved them back to a sell as I feel that money to be made shall be done so buying these below 0.5p.

Dusty

My thoughts regarding the open day pretty much align with yours.

The press were never going to turn up in force, and there was never going to be the eureka moment when the technology suddenly woke the unenlightened up to Powerhouse's presence.

I did assume it would be running self sufficient on the day and that more information would be given regarding the quality of the syngas, for this is what supposedly sets it apart from competitors. I felt me questioning it at the time and in the few days after though would be churlish as it was Powerhouse's big moment after all the hard work to get the technology working.

I agree, money was always going to have to be raised at some point to move things along. Anyone who thought they could achieve world domination by saving the planet from plastic waste without doing so must have had their head in the clouds.

It will be interesting to see how the retail offer goes.

As far as Castle's assurance from Emmitt is concerned, to quote Smithy from Gavin and Stacey: 'well he's made you look a right tit'.

Eachtotheirown

Apologies for getting the wrong end of the stick.

Slappy

It's always gone on. Those in the know will have known this was coming and had the heads up. The little investor is always the last to know.

Raising money is par for the course to move companies along, but the way this has been announced after hours and after it was reported it would not happen in the immediacy, coupled with money to be raised going to what was believed others financial concerns leaves a bitter taste.

Slappy

Make no mistake about it. This will have been known about at the time of the open day.

I think it more accurate to ask where the person who said there wouldn't be a fund raise was looking when he or she said it: straight in the eye or at the floor?

Number6

It could be argued that this placing meets the first of your two types.

If, after the open day and all the positive news that came before it, and now this, for some, unexpected announcement after hours on a Friday, the reality of the undertaking here hasn't hit home then nothing will.

The scourge of AIM stocks: dilution.

And 6% approximately at that.

Emmitt and co have done a good job getting the tech this far, but now the harsh reality of selling the tech is upon them. Having to now help fund what it was assumed others would fully fund is a concern.

Further dilution cannot be ruled out.

This will increase downward pressure on the share price for several months at least.

Eachtotheirown

Why do you consider this to be such an outstanding investment opportunity?

There needs to be a reason, and ten days after the open day if that reason(s) aren't clearly set out and defined then you shouldn't be saying how great an opportunity it is.

Dusty

What on earth makes you think I'm desperate for the readings?

Dusty

I have e mailed. As of yet no reply.

Maybe it would be best for you if you put me on filter.

Swazers

This game changing solution to gasification's biggest problems which you say Powerhouse has developed, do you have a source confirming such an achievement?

Now that there has been an open day and demonstration, I would have expected an announcement from the company giving an insight into the purity of the syngas generated.

I take it this is what you are referring to when you say game changing. IE, that the purity of the syngas needs no additional processesing to meet Fischer-Tropsch SAF D7566 requirements.

Come on, Swazers!

Where's the proof of this shorting you said you had?

Off to the races!

Do you mean going to the dogs?