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Plenty more of them to come lad. This will be on the watchlist to buy for big boys now. Dow Jones will open this up ....

You are brilliant mate. Stayed loyal to this board and believed when no one else did. Everyone mocked the amigos but when these are at double digits....and trust me they will be soon everyone will be staring at the eqtec moon and say "how did that happen" While we sit back and watch the biggest riser of 2019 do is thing. Long and strong.

Great article. Brexit helps eqtec. No other share can say that. Read this....Norfolk what a great find thanks for sharing with us. A hard Brexit could turn into a stinking problem for the British government. The U.K. is one of the European Union's top waste exporters. It sends more than 3 million tons a year to other EU countries, accounting for over 10 percent of the U.K.'s waste that isn't reused or recycled. The mixed waste is sent abroad as refuse-derived fuel, trash that has been treated so that it can be burned for energy. A hard break from the European Union risks creating a “potential disaster scenario,” leaving the country stuck with large amounts of garbage that it does not have the capacity to process, waste management company Suez warned last month. A related issue is dealing with a mountain of materials that can be recycled, but that the U.K. can't process itself and also exports. “Hard borders, import tariffs and a weakening sterling will make waste exports to Europe, which the U.K. continues to rely upon, financially unviable,” said David Palmer-Jones, CEO of Suez recycling and recovery U.K. If Brexit blocks the U.K.'s waste exports to the EU, or just makes them more expensive because of tariffs, that could hike environmental costs borne by businesses and increase the amount of trash put into landfills — the worst way to deal with waste from an environmental perspective. Experts agree on one thing: The U.K. will have to rethink its waste policy, now shaped by the EU. Suez, which also operates waste-to-energy plants in Britain, is urging the government to build more facilities in the country to close the "capacity gap" in residual waste treatment, especially incineration plants. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs declined to answer questions on the impact of Brexit on the U.K.'s waste exports but said the needs related to waste infrastructure are being assessed. “We recognize the need for a mix of infrastructure and this will form part of a renewed strategy on waste and resources that looks ahead to opportunities outside the EU,” a spokesperson for the department said. ALSO ON POLITICO Michael Gove: eco-warrior CHARLIE COOPER Link here https://www.politico.eu/article/after-brexit-uk-will-have-to-take-out-the-trash/

Rise up here folks.

I bet top dollar we will see more aggresive buying tmrw with bigger players now having eqtec on their radar

Imagine an RNS ;-)

Our aim is to grow EQTEC into a market leading FTSE listed company. 

This is relentless buying

On cards here Massive buyer

Someone big buying these up aggressively. Defo not retail money they way it's so aggressive.

This is looking very very bullish guys

Defo not retail this could close above 2p here. Then 3p tmrw Wowwwww massive buyer here

Someone hugeeeeeee is buying these up Dow Jones and telegraph articles starting to give big global coverage. Could be a fund?

Well well. Someone smart I guess with big pockets mate

It's a sea of blue. Ask getting eaten up big time

Someone is loading up

......about to leave the station folks.

This is about to go up big into close

Hearing there is a big buyer today. Thought I would share with you all. Would be nice for the next rns to read 100 m contract. Imagine that now....just saying wink ;-)

Big close coming look at those buys flying in. Mainstream media covering eqtec now. Very rare occurrence for an aim micro cap