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The main battery storage used for large scale projects relies on lithium which has been linked to many fires.

More and more people are becoming aware of these risks now. If there is a planning application for one near you make sure you object.

Great opportunity for VRFBS which have a far lower risk of fire as most of the VRFBS are made up of water.

https://www.energystoragejournal.com/ifbf-speaker-says-china-on-brink-of-replacing-lithium-battery-bulk-storage-with-vrfbs/

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9775467/UKs-battery-farms-spark-fears-explosions.html

Some great analysis there again Cavendish. Think you will find most here are lth.

You change with the wind. Clearly here to get a cheap entry by deramping imo. Why would he be here if he's not a holder?

Check out his his history. Full of speculative pump and dump shares one moment HE1 he's been locked out and today when it is down it "should be over 30p". People like you give these boards a bad name.

"The Proposal was signed by all Managing Members of NFCP, including NFCDC. The terms are currently undergoing final negotiations for legal execution and the Company anticipates this will conclude shortly, so that accelerated, focused work can continue at pace on the Project."

It looks like it will be shortly resolved on better terms for the company and has been signed of by all managing members and NFCDC.

That's the story of a lot of biotechs. Maybe this sector isn't for you?

It's all about risk management and position size. The ones that succeed will more than make up for the failures. SNG did x4 for me last year. My other 2 biotechs - doubled money on one and nearly x4 on the other.

Evgen isn't finished yet it will recover as has a number of exciting projects.

All companies on aim need funding and funding until 2023 which you mention is very good.

It opened at near 5p. Stop losses don't normally work in these situations as the share just gets sold at the opening price or lower.

https://www.mining.com/web/home-forgotten-tin-tops-energy-transition-metals-leader-board/

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/jul/08/oxford-drugs-firm-gains-15m-gates-grant-for-covid-19-therapy

Zak Mir has covered Ariana today. It's the first stock reviewed.

https://youtu.be/zZrUEh-CIRo

It's today's article.

https://moneyweek.com/investments/commodities/industrial-metals/603519/investing-in-tin-miners

Not sure I agree with everything in the article though as management have based their economical models on a tin price below $20k and the tantalum and lithium has no been taken into account if my recollection is correct.

We never had one when the price went to 7pish. It's been oversold.

Imo it's the only company in the renewables space making any real progress compare with PHE, AFC, VLS and even the billion pounds plus stocks of ITM and CERES Power. We have already bagged around £15m turnover and the forecasts for next year are much higher. Which other renewable stock comes close? Amati are also invested and they are a quality outfit doing their research before they invest.

Yes if we are long term investors which we all claim to be then focussing on value is what counts and business performance. Both these can be ticked in the affirmative.

Also, although profitable last year the huge expected profits this year will put us on the map as profitable/near term profitable companies are now being sought after by market participants. With more attention from those looking to buy in any persistent seller (if there is one) will be taken care of and sent packing.

Motley Fool are known to make errors quite often in their articles. All the articles generally follow the same format with the company specific facts briefly mentioned. From reading them very little research and time is spent producing these articles it seems.

They are just click bait to get people to subscribe for their paid service - if you scroll down you will see the link for this.

Always worth considering the financial stability of companies before making an investment. Obvious but many investors ignore (certainly on Aim).

UOG has a "Piotroski F-Score" health trend of 6/9 - "The company's financial situation is typical for a stable company". Uog's health trend with forecast revenues and profits will only increase going forward as profits increase.

UOG has a great "Altman Z2 score" of 4.26. "This indicates the company is likely to be in good financial health". Again this figure will increase as time goes by based on current profit forecasts.

Unfortunately the assessments for Genel Energy are not so great with a Piotroski F-Score of 4/9 which is acceptable but borderline.

More worryingly the Altman Z score is -6.13 in the red "bankruptcy risk" the arrow is pointing to "distress" and the assessment conclusion is "This indicates a serious risk of financial distress within the next 2 years".

"The Piotroski F-Score is a nine-criteria scoring system developed by financial academic, Joseph Piotroski. It’s aim is to identify companies which are improving their financial position in performance. This is measured on a TTM basis."(Stockopedia).

"The Altman Z-score is a formula for determining whether a company, notably in the manufacturing space, is headed for bankruptcy. ... An Altman Z-score close to 1.8 suggests a company might be headed for bankruptcy, while a score closer to 3 suggests a company is in solid financial positioning."(Investopedia).

Worth also noting that Genel was loss making in 4 of the last 6 years

Also this news is worrying:

https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/middle-east/exploration-production-middle-east/322426/kurdistan-payments-producers-cut/

No problems there for UOG our invoices are paid on time and for the amount due.

Great with your research as usual gregpeck7!

Yes a lot of people desperate to buy back cheaper and deliberately misleading people in the process.

It's all in the profit forecasts though. Thy are not going to make less money because of any Government take.

Yes people confuse share price with business performance when real investors look at business performance and look to take advantage of the share price:

“Long ago, Ben Graham taught me that ‘Price is what you pay; value is what you get.’ Whether we’re talking about socks or stocks, I like buying quality merchandise when it is marked down.”
— Warren Buffett
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Hi Diamonhands11
I'm well thanks and good to see you are still posting.

Just ignore the childish posts from some.

Averaged down - a quarter of the IPO price is a bargain and the Company is planning for the future with the recent appointment to the Board and other members of the medical advisory board. The options at 36p for the non executive director show where the company believes the share price is heading to.