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I feel as though we have been sitting on that fence ready to jump off since Kore and 2015 Tertrolite. I've got cramp.

When AFC hit 27p recently it did something it has never done before......it match a broker's target price. The main reason for this is that W H Ireland had a realistic target price as opposed to the highly inflated targets of previous brokers. 232p at one point! W H Ireland, in light of the Acciona deal and other developing potential, is at present reviewing its target price as it acknowledged that 27p placed no value on Alkamem or the solid fuel cell, and little on genset replacement. I expect the target sp to double. The point is that W H Ireland has proven it sets realistic targets and I hence have every expectation that their new target will be achieved.

I think we are on the same page Junior.
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Junior, it is all very well that they pulled out agreements as far back as Centrica, but the company is a different company now than it was then. The history may well explain why the MCap is still where it is but what is the point of this history lesson. If you want to try to predict where the SP is going you need to look forward, and that includes Alkamem and the solid fuel cell. Alkamem has already been supplied to third parties and a firm commercial order could come at any time....it might beat EV charging, Similarly the vehicles that will require solid fuel cells in 2022 and beyond are being envisaged and designed right now. The house broker itself has said that it is reviewing its target price based on the news re gensets.

So I stand by my view that the article is valueless for anyone wanting a summary of where AFC is. It is history lesson, and one which we know already.

I've read the article twice.

It does not mention the potential for gen set replacement (other than to note the announcement this week in passing). It does not mention Alkamem. It does not mention the potential applications of the solid fuel cell. it does not mention air quality. In fact all it says is that AFC has been around a bit and hasn't sold anything yet.

I think those of us on this board could have told him that!

A narrow and poorly researched article with little comprehension of AFC.

I have too. I do wish he could lose the tendency to repetitive moaning and multiple posts on the same day because every now and again he pulls a blinder. He knows his stuff.

I'm guessing from the thread that Sturmtrupper is back to his tricks. He's a crude vulgar poster with questionable motives so I have him on ignore. Suggest others do likewise.

Let's hope they earn them!!

Wasn't one of TUVA's goals this year to engage with financial insitutions. Let's hope they make a better job of it than they have in the past.

If Tradegate is anything to go by we should open at 30-30.5p. That means little for the rest of the day (as we saw yesterday) , but we often see a bit of strength going into the weekend so hopefully we will end the week in the 30s and not the 20s.

Yes, one was

The reality is that anything considered material to the SP should be declared.

So the question is : If we had a MOU with, say, Shell, or Siemens, or any major company would you consider that material?
I k now my answer.

And if your answer is yes, at what point would you consider an MOU immaterial?

At least one was the standard UT trade. Until people understand how the system works these erroneous comments will appear and will continue to mislead others.

What's material Muscorum is that AFC seem incapable of getting beyond the MOU stage. It's about time they proved they can. If the social media and other activity of the last few weeks isn't backed up by tangible progress then each and every one of them needs a P45. I listed ten reasons yesterday that I bought further into the company but I see it as a risk. The biggest risk is whether they are honest or not.

Nice positive re-framing DaveHughes......delighted I've only been waiting 13 years!

Banaman, we just need an order...it's a simple as that!

Bond stated clearly in his interview this week that AFC has signed MOUs. I would have thought that, given the stage AFC is at, these would be price sensitive so should be RNSd, even if the detail is confidential.

Bit of a tree shake...wonder if the MMs need shares?

Suspect we will see a modest rise into the weekend...maybe finish the week around the 30p mark.

Next week could we see some substantial events....even an Ev charger MOU or order. Broker note will probably come out with new target price. Various other updates due eg Alkamem. Glad this is not getting too frothy. We closed last Friday at 25.5p

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