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Chart is fooked. Look at the red bar. Not seen one of those for.. Hmmmmmm………... at least a week...…..

Jimmynan, great summary of some of the absolute nuggets that come crawling out of every dark orifice and crack known to man at these times. Spot on.

Read the RNS

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/EQT/technology-market-reviewpotential-collaboration-s2kojwbc5yazrj2.html

And you may understand the significance of such a 'collaboration'. Collaboration being another word for partnership.

Seance. Yes. We need a red bar on the chart. AFC is like a boiling pot. It excites me at this price and my average is 12p. I have every confidence that this will be nearer £3 by H2 2020 or £2bn MCap. Just too much going on as well as stuff still to be announced when they can. AB has done well under NDA. Not a single rumour about ABB before it was made public. Makes you wonder what else is there in the pipeline when he makes such statements

Hollamatronic. What is interesting about that? Not a lot I can tell you.

Can you smell 5hit ?

Yellow. I have been looking for an entry (top up) price for weeks. Still have an ISA allowance left to invest before April. Its great to see 85p but to be fair it got there too quickly. AFC is worth every penny but I hate big jumps.

Nice ChippyJo. You are a long term holder here and its great to see even with an average below 20p or 10p even you are confident in the current MCap and SP that we will see much higher.

I think Haggis said £2bn MCap by H2 2021. I also think we will see that.

There will be gaps when a company is significantly undervalued compared to peers. I mean CWR is now £2.3bn and they have a partnership with Bosch that make power tools not EV charge systems. AFC can't break £600m let alone £1bn. Market is waking up and the SP gap wont be the only thing to close, so will the disparity gap.

A few will have well and truly shat themselves. Hopefully got rid of a few numpties in the process.

Nasty little drop.

Nice one Haggis. Couldnt agree more. Healthy consolidation before a next move should be expected. Before H2 2020 we may well expect further strategic partnerships to add fuel to the AFC fire. So H2 2020 could well see AFC with a £2bn MCap whilst I expect ITM to be closer to £10 a share by then (not even invested in ITM but happy to see it rise) making a £2bn MCap for AFC look anaemic.

I don't think you can look at AFC like this. 6p was not a base it was an unloved company with a SP which didn't even support the multiple patents and IP held. AFC has possibly the best fuel cell technology on the market at a commercially viable price. Revenues are likely to be in the hundreds of millions within the next 24 months. AFC have a very long way to go yet.

That is not to known ITX but they are not really in the same market place. Just look at what ITM have achieved in the last 12 months.

Long may ITX continue its rise. It could very easily approach 10p from here but I thought that in September. So its long over due.

EQT produce a hydrogen rich Syngas. The hydrogen would require extraction and cleaning and has never seemed a priority of EQT opting for the most efficient and cost effective process for the gasification equipment simply using this syngas within a combustion process to produce energy.

Todays rise is exceptional. The opening gains were never going to hold but the direction and sentiment will continue this to parity or fair value which is still multiples of this.

Investors are clearly seeing that EQT is possibly the most incredible opportunity. With a huge pipeline equal to ITM but with every chance of achieving profitability

Anti climax so far. Not sure if IG is sleeping or not but just managed to buy at 1.75p

Great to have you on board Melendhar. I read your posts on twitter re Argo. I post as GreenInvest. Moat have got up early here for front row seats after yesterday. Its going to be a messy start I think.

Hasn't unloaded his stock. They have skimmed some off the top. They are still holding 27m

Well, whatever happens, there are investors out there happy to pay €1.3 now. Just shows how the market has started to view AFC as extraordinary value.

Not sure ITM or CWR could buy AFC for £2.1bn to £2.8bn. That would invve them having that kind of cash not just an MCap