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@JWilliam

Given ITM's history of developing, launching,selling, producing and finally automating (to stop staff doing repetitive work so they can do other things) I can see no reason to think Chronos will be delayed until 28.

Manufacturing cost is a big subject and not covered by short internet chat and I don't agree with your conclusion.

You will be amazed at the price that diesel will be sold at, though I guess you only pay the tax once.

Interesting how collapse of bio-diversity, massive migration due to climate change etc was not a reason to do something about low carbon energy...

not being able to fly away on holiday ... is....

The Australian market is very different to the UK (for one thing the sun shines reliably) but it is worth seeing how it is changing as they try to drive down peak energy charges (normally methane) and now becoming peak battery. For further research https://openelectricity.org.au/ is a great source

Assuming that TACO, Iran and Israel have made a deal.....

could be

ITM falls as well, ah well

Nice work, thank you.

Bilbo

Dennis has been in Germany this last week, where the serious h2 money is.

I have lost track of how many "world firsts" for pure h2 turbines, so far the US, China, Japan, Korea and now Germany in Spain

The article

Individual projects are never profitable, companies are profitable which just shows shallow journalism.

There never was a near-term risk of a capital raise...

The accounting change does not move faster than cash flow (again poor research) it more accurately models cash movements which will be based on early cash contracts (say 10, 40, 40, 10% from order receipt to final pass off as is normal in this sort of industry) again plain ignorance.

I doubt investors are waiting to see what happens in June. The company has shown that it does what it says it does. More likely the concern is about when Chronos comes to market rather than when a production line starts working. (I don't see the two as especially linked as ITM has shown that they work up production with hand-balled kit before they switch to automation a fair few times now).

So glad someone covered ITM, pity their research and analysis is so bad

Not sure why you think this is a concern for long-term holders, it logically is a serious piece of news for short-term holders as, by definition they only bought recently and have seen their paper losses grow, but for long-term holders this is just part of life. Tourists filtered

Short term holders and auto-sells. Tourists, will move on soon

Given the subsidies given to UK banks and Oil companies (both surprisingly profitable) I'm not buying into this philosophy. See also Google and Microsoft in the early days.

Thanks shareholder, I had filtered him.

I don't see technical, just a bit of maths and forecasting, if you like it go for it. Without a profit in the UK market this sort of thing is all very moot. (see also Amazon making positive cash flow for many years, some time ago, without making profit).

I think we have to recognise with a standard deviation of 40p and a price of only 120p this is a weather sock in a storm.

Who is thetadecay?

You do know that for every share sold there has to one bought, right?

Not seeing any shorters getting back in

Using blended green hydrogen based fuel

https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/transport/klm-operates-first-passenger-flight-to-germany-using-blend-of-green-hydrogen-based-fuel/2-1-2001295

seriously guys this is a great buy at 137p

I'm not really sure the start of a production line project plan needs an RNS so I'm not expecting it, but each to their own. Certainly none of the production lines I ever put in needed one or got one.

Sea.. bought at 137, back home and bright sunshine

@Deal... there was a lot of nonsense over the weekend. I'd filter those guys but up to you.