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...just saying

@professional - "ADV brings nothing to the table apart from access to capital via fundraise"

...apart from the £5m tax deduction allowance to roll over, which would be fairly attractive to a small revenue generator with unexpectedly increased profits this year due to oil price prices

"we have increased confidence that our bitcoin production may improve in the near term"

For years they have posted optimistic but unfounded targets and aspirations, missed every single target they set and yet retail lap up their shares every time, nuts

Absolutely outstanding results, just the expected 'sell on news' as it's been building for days in advance

~2 cents remains the long term target price on the July 2022 investor presentation. Quebec continues to run on hydro at ~4 cents.

Grid balancing (storage and demand management, variable pricing etc) is probably the most significant technological innovation field in sustainable energy at the moment (from latent/battery tech, to smart metering and supply throttling). Anyone who is not orienting their investment plays on that assumption is not watching which way the wind is blowing (if you pardon the pun). There are two sides to the equation - bears are only looking at the supply side risk. The counter argument is that variable power contracts will soon be the norm for all electrical consumers (both industrial and domestic). That's not only a necessary condition for power managing but is the innovation that will drive expansion, viability and profitability of the energy generation sector. Bitcoin miners are just at the forefront of that at the moment, which is why the generators and grid managers need them.

These type of articles are written by bots and tell you absolutely nothing apart from the public data on market and share price

"they are getting ripped off on the price rates"

...really? Can you show your evidence of a favourable comparison with another miner paying less for an equivalent supply of energy than Argo?

Statement buy to that effect

the MARA BoD have a history, if it's not sustainable they'll just walk away on what they've made and do another rapid start up in a new business sector, slash and burn, it's been very successful for them

More great shots at https://marathondh.com/our-facilities/
Beach huts on stilts with unprotected outdoor cabling

Yep, and that's their marketing shot!

Want to see what Marathon's coal-fired mining facilities at Hardin look like? ... :-D
https://i0.wp.com/marathondh.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/marathon-hardin-data-center_05.jpg

...or decreases, with MARA out for the month and possibly some smaller or energy expensive miners scaling back

It's an obvious attack on their ESG credentials, and far too much of a timing coincidence with the takeover bid

all's fair in love and takeovers, much mud will be slung! The story you've linked is pretty tenuous as it only directly targets the father of one of the co-founders (nothing to do with Nexo), vaguely suggests that another co-founder might be implicated because his father was in government at the time, and another was once an MP. Talk about clutching at straws. Pure gossip mongering.

The FUD brigade are slinging as much mud as they can at the Nexo board on social media, presumably to undermine credibility of their takeover bid for Celsius (and therefore presumably started by the obvious rival bidding consortium, or one of the usual vulture funds).

Why do you think a 0.03% share issue would drop the price?

Market makers having a field day again

That sounds about right, and is the basis on which company forward valuations up to 270p have been made, on completion of Helios Phase 1 (assumed BTC=$40-50k), yet earlier in the week I believe you said BTC was heading below $20k