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I have a huge holding in EQTEC & also in PHE.
So, I am hoping at least one of them will make me & my children wealthy.
They both are tumbling & so are other AIM shares.
I don’t really want to add any more to average down but very tempting. May be I will invest more in Tirupathi graphite(TGR) which has suddenly crashed. What do you think Dr Anomaly?
There are plenty of plastic around & it’s only going to increase. We need to be able to recycle these plastics fast enough to stop it going to the ocean.
So, we need not only PHE, EQT, VLS but many more such companies all around the World. There is no completion & co-operation is good.
It’s interesting that EQT has just announced their test success in dealing with contaminated plastic to produce syngas & hydrogen. They are even collaborating with SEPS, a French recycling specialist.
I am sure that is probably the easy & ideal way to get partnership & finance. Every recycling company has to pay gate fee for their waste to be dumped which will itself pay for the day to running of DMG unit. All is needed is initial building cost for which finance could easily be raised by giving them a decent stake in the company. Money from the first will make it ideal valuable company. All local council should support companies like EQT, PHE, VELOCYS etc as their green agenda.
This company is not going to disappear in next 2-3yrs! It’s in the right field at the right time dealing with not only ever increasing waste but also generating heat, electricity & hydrogen. The present crisis is accelerating the demise of fossil fuel & most countries will be looking at energy self sufficiency.
Plastic is a wonderful material which will grow but we need to be able to deal with this waste getting into the ocean.
For investors 5yrs is nothing but may be long time for traders.
I am heavily invested in EQT & also in PHE!
I am a pensioner & so I may loose everything but hoping to make my children & lot of others very rich.
Next year will be my decision time!
Big question!
Yes Peel is definitely very slow & dragging their feet but the fundamentals have not changed. Now with HUI coming to Ireland there is a completion for Peel. So, if HUI start building DMG plants in Europe & in Ireland then why sell.
If Peel does not deliver then HUI will will negotiate further areas may be in U.K. as well.
Is it still a buy if one already holds more than a million shares?
I only invested because of Dave Ryan & John Whittaker of Peel. Both have very successful track record. But the first DMG won’t be up & running till 2023!
On paper EQTEC is better placed with on going plants in many countries in Europe & also in US.
The market is big enough for both to succeed.
There is no need to pull any of them down.
I am heavily invested in both the companies.
Both are typical AIM listed start up companies which take up a long time to deliver, 10-12yrs is not uncommon.
I sold my holdings in VLS & bought HUI showing my faith in DMG.
EQTEC has established in not only Europe but also in US where the 1st plant will be commissioned & &.operation in August.
The projects in Teeside, Deeside & in Greece are in the last phase of construction and commissioning.
How can all these fail?
Excellent article.
I know you are not all Peel fan but look at all the projects Peel have successfully completed in the past. Most of these projects were thought to be pioneering work at the time.
I am sure Peel will deliver again on time rather than hurry to an untimely early start. All the pieces of jigsaw or puzzle must be in place together to be a successful venture.
Have faith & be practical.