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Don't forgot that as shareholders we own the company and a share of this profit SHOULD be returned to the shareholders.
I would like to see the company go from strength to strength and HOPEFULLY ONE DAY the SP will be north of £1, but Lloyds cannot sit on a massive pile of cash a proportion of which is owned by us!

Just spotted in todays daily mail
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9871663/Village-UK-burn-HYDROGEN-boilers-hobs-trial-rolled-out.html

AIM can be a nightmare and it's wise to double check everything before you invest and trust NO ONE, people are properly ramping sh.at on twatter etc.
Take profit when you can, shares will jump and its good to get on a "free ride" if possible.
I do invest in AIM but mostly hold ftse 100 dividend stocks.

Dealer,
Sorry, I just banded 6 months about, although I would like this to complete now, if I thought I'd get an extra say 50p a share I'm happy to wait!

GFD,
Totally agree, this will be sold for best possible value, without it being in production.

If Dmitry thought he would get SIGNIFICANTLY more money JORC standardisation will be done.
If I thought we'd get double the money / divi for this, I'd want it done, even if it added 6 months to the deal.
As far as I know there has been further drilling / sampling carried out.
Hopefully we will get more news soon!

Wasn't AP out there for ages mac?
People need to chill, Dmitry will get full value for this asset....

I think there will be an announcement of a special divi, but I cannot believe that they'll payout all that's due, but we will see!
I to bought heavily here as another income stream but I won't buy anymore until we get back to "normal" service, as there's plenty of other companies paying decent divi's!

Evan,
Until we know EXACTLY what's being sold it is all guesswork, one things for certain though,
The Mad Stork is a tool and the "fat lady" WON'T be singing about 5p!!!!!!

LTI,
I thought they were good figures, really good, but there needs to more excitement before the long term dividend hunters return.
Yes buy today and next year you could have 7% yield but people have seen the £0.0067 and it hasn't grabbed the market.
We will see if there's a special dividend later this year, that would definitely help!

Agree with you here Roger,
I think it's done.
MT + whatever will be sold to the credible party, and the only way there's a bidding war is if two or more parties have come back after other assets.
It's just a waiting game now.

Yes, all that's setting the sp are people's willingness to sell.
If there's good news the buyers will outweigh the sellers and the sp SHOULD go up.
Bad news and the opposite is true.
We need a period of good solid news and growth!

Postman,
I read the tweet yesterday but can't find it now.
I think the jaws gif that was used / the statement wasn't as exciting as it sounds.
I will try and find it though.

Yes, Paul Flowers, spent a bit to much time looking at the wrong type of figures!

Rick,
It's all just "yes" men now!
We'll see what happens when our new man steps up!

This morning's chat on GS reminded me about this documentary about the general banking / market shenanigans!
It's quite a long film but it is well worth watching for anyone who has an interest in the system.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np_ylvc8Zj8

Hawkspear,
It doesn't matter,
FCEV's still have a battery, but small, the catalyst produces the electricity charging the battery, so not only are there the battery metals there's the Platinum in the catalyst.
WIN WIN....................

Tramore,
Batteries are built into the chassis? Battery swapping?
1000km range, yeah, we will see, when they finally get solid state batteries?
Battery tech is relatively poor.
Yes EV's work and they WILL suit a lot of people but they are NOT the final answer, just PART of it.
SURELY its better to change the fuel stations than everything else?
Where are all these battery metals coming from NOT ONLY FROM CARS BUT THE BATTERY STORAGE IN HOUSES for the solar storage?
I better buy some more mining shares!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cody,
Yes I know a few manufacturers are looking at synthetic fuels which could with the help of catalysts be near / zero emissions, but Hydrogen is far more viable than pure EV.
EV's are very efficient and possibly low polluting, although roughly half of a vehicles emissions occur during its manufacture!
EV's WILL suit some applications but the FCEV has the potential to tick all boxes.
I know a couple of the middle eastern countries are looking at and are investing in the manufacture of "green" hydrogen.
Multiple manufactures (BMW etc) are producing cars / investing in addition to the Japanese.
We will see.

Tramore,
Change is coming but pure EV is NOT the answer unless there is massive change, and even then it is not the answer for HGV's etc.
What about the millions of terraced houses on residential streets with no driveways? They will need to install charging points in the kerbside every 5m? I have heard stories of every single lamppost being replaced with charging points installed, really.
It has got to be better to change the fuel stations to Hydrogen (although expensive) and in effect keeps cars pretty much the same. There refuel time is also less than 5 mins. Can you imagine the carnage at petrol (charging) stations if or when everybody has EV's??????
The other point which is not mentioned is the issues with keeping the batteries cool during charging? these high capacity (150kw+) chargers are a nightmare for manufacturers.
If you have parking etc, say you live in London or you can select an EV as a company car they make TOTAL sense, but I for one will wait until I HAVE to buy an alternative.