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With the massive spreads and the fact that buys are being made in increments rather than being filled in one go, i think the MMs are trying to get people to sell and making it hard for people to buy.

Is switching to Hydrogen.

Is switching to Hydrogen in their UK factory.

Dire now, this is.

Construction, I was making the same point you was.

There seems to be a lot going on daily with Green Hydrogen.

There are not many videos saying it’s a big hype and it won’t happen.

But there are loads of articles explaining how from 2028 will be when Green Hydrogen really takes off.

But how do you explain ITM Power RNS regarding that Green Hydrogen is now gaining traction all over the place and also all the billions that governments are currently spending.

I think it was hyped, but I also think Hydrogen does have good future.

There is still a lot going on with Hydrogen though.

Who else wishes they had never heard of AFC?

The cracker now. If anything will turn this around, it will be the cracker.

Green Hydrogen, then go to news.

The world is definitely starting to see G-Hydrogen has something that needs to be part of the energy supply.

Let’s just hope that AFC can last long enough to benefit from all these projects.

To be in Green energy. The world doesn’t care anymore.

I would forget about fuel cells. If AFC are going to deliver anything, it will be with the Cracker.

Haven’t helped this over the past 5 weeks, they have choked off any breaks outs and pushed confidence down.

Andrew Bailey earning? He has one job to keep inflation at 2%

I know there are lots of external factors, but he just doesn’t have good natural instincts for this job.

But still being stepped down

Buys were the other way around it wasn't 6% up.

It docent take much to knock this down, but takes a lot to get a few percent up. MMs are letting this become a traders dream.

Messed the momentum up with this. They kept it down when money was piling in and now people are trading it again.

I would imagine sells with a 4.5% drop.

Down by over 5%