Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
I may be pondlife but you're in the sewer.
Notes: I've reported you.
Perhaps you and everyone like you should be reported. There simply isn't any need for you baseness.
Notes: trawling through your previous posts provides me with a clue to your character: arrogant and foul-mouthed by default.
Notes: you are in DREAMLAND
Synxs: taking into account COVID-19, BREXIT, looming recession, the recent BoE admission that the UK was nearly bankrupt in March, business confidence, global politics, Scottish independence, united Ireland, another COVID-19 spike..............er.....
At least 5 years away!
Peak at? In what time frame????
Nextyearrodders: I agree with your opinion of Dave. All hail The Chief!!
Yellowf1: Why don't you stop your bitterness, forget about the past, buy some PHE, sit back and enjoy the sunshine. You will be secure in the knowledge that you will be doing something for the planet and the blood pressure of a few well-meaning fellow owners on this BB. Quack Quack.
Yellowf1: Stop your obsession with the sp and think about THIS.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2002/may/15/environment.waste
Yellowf1 - in reply to your 18:17 comment; "Between now and then its too risky to invest above 0.6p. Thats a fair risk price for me."
Risk management is not just about the price at which you open a position but also the amount invested. So long as the total consolidation does not break the bank, the risk may always be manageable.
This suits CWR to a tee. Nice work if we can get it!
https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/europe/ie-group-working-with-leading-scottish-housing-developer-to-integrate-hydrogen-fuel-cells-into-homes/
Why we need solutions like DMG more than ever.
https://www.eco-business.com/opinion/why-we-will-never-be-able-to-recycle-or-incinerate-away-ocean-pollution/
Pandy2 - I posted these comments on the Ceres chat site on 27 May; they apply equally well to ITM.
"The valuation here is based on potential/prospects. We are on the very cusp of a new industrial age and a greener, cleaner era. Companies like Ceres may very well end up being the Exxons and Shells of the future. In that respect, people are investing in tomorrow. Always always look to tomorrow, not today.
in addition to my 20:23 post. Obviously there are lots of ways to value a company. In terms of past performance, one area to look at is how the management team have done in respect of the company's performance to date. So far as I can tell, Ceres management are highly regarded and can be relied upon to carry the company forward to meet new challenges and create new opportunities. If you view the chat boards on this site for similar companies you will see that management are not so highly thought of and this is possibly reflected in the sp.
A wise and sobering thought!
BKearney - Invariably there will be short-term losses or reductions in the share price as with any other company, whether it be for economic, political or business reasons. However, for ITM I believe the long-term trend will be upwards.
Athansius - I agree with your summary of where AFC are at the moment except with one: It has commercially available products. If that were the case, contracts would be signed, orders would be placed and sp would rise. It seems to me that AFC are forever in a 'test/trial mode' with everything:
- ACCIONA and AFC Energy Announce H-PowerTM Field Trial for Construction Market;
- electrode trials with de Nora (silence on this one)
- Southern Oil trials (silence on this one)
etc etc
Simple fact is, AFC are commercially behind both ITM and Ceres at the moment and dare I say, are not particularly adept at the marketing game.
I voice my opinion as an AFC investor .
Cerea - good luck. This could be an interesting one; I've added it to my watchlist!
Cerea - it would seem you have an interesting & worthwhile conversation proceeding on the ITM chat board! As with any company, no one can predict the future for Nikola but if you have spare cash and a long-term view, the best time to invest is today.
As always, DYOR.