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Another Geoage III... 'king madness. INVP is another on the ropes today for similar (non) reason. Some kid banker ****ed-up his calcs again.

Currently Nuclear is the only sensible way to make sufficient hydrogen (especially Green Hydrogen) there is a long way to go before we have sufficient renewbes to convert green electricity to Hydrodgen - If the hy-hype bubble has deflated then I shall look at getting back into ITM and Ballard and Nel, but it's going to be slower and hopefully more even climb.

Login screen just came back with "Your details were not recognised. Please try again." shown twice... wondering if it's been hacked, and if so entering my details again lays me open to be take by cyber-crims! I'm about to open an account with IG as HL has limited access to US shares. Personally I think HL Website is providing less and less info - you can't even see buys and sells now - they've lost the plot.

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Can't get my head around the the monthly peaks and troughs of this share. Does anyone stay in longer than 2 cycles (P&D) ?

...and not even a sniff of Parsons on the horizon!

But hydrocarbons are still needed for plastic until machinery is in place to combine C02 and H - which commercilly is still some way off.

When will CV-19 crisis allow pubs to fully open? It's anyone's guess... lost of bars gathering dust.

It's a take over by any other name. Valuations are pie in the sky given current lockdown, and unknown return to normality. Some Fat cats in Chapel Ash will be licking their paws tonight after their fish suppers, having taken the money and ran.

Looks like everyone is on the same bet - there will be just one Coronavirus wave, but like Tsunamis you can be sure there will be a second wave (and possibly a third) because all those isolators will be let loose at some time and it'll be back to square one. Watch Wuhan closely and see when the second wave hits - only then will we have a better idea when to jump in the depe end with travel shares.

The cost of exotic battery materials (which are very difficult to recycle) and the fact that they're already looking at expensive deepsea nodule mining points to the vulnerabilities of BEVs - hydrogen has been ridiculed by Musk, but as Korean car manufacturers are already adopting it this hydrogen will be a mainstream, versatile, and much cleaner energy. UK is still too slow to recognise this, but Germany seems to be running with it - hence ITM's focus on Germany.

Just checked if James Parsons (SOU / ECHO ) is on the BOD - all clear, he's not involved.

Sharp drop due to stop losses being set too narrow, triggering more sells. Momentary madness as this company has legs!

Looks like lack of information from the BOD isn't clarifying this matter. They may have left it too late to make a recovery - should have been a statement before 8 AM if they had their eyes on the ball.

This SP is up and down like a horses drawers! "Fools rush in..." and all that.

Deja Vu? or is ECHO just mimicing SOU? And still the in-crowd are saying "a good opportunity to buy"

Apache10 "I don't understand too... all the time someone try to push it down..." - Get a grip mate!

"Only 402m" until further chunks are plucked from the air for palls and associates... Take a long look at how they did it at SOU.

Worth taking this opportunity to buy more - compare OPHR with other's of similar size and the fuse paper has still to be lit :-)

Seems perfectly reasonable. Schlumberger's solution is too expensive at current oil prices, but a) there will be someone cheaper for the EPCIC and b) if oil price continues to rise then the costs are covered should OPHR wish to revisit Schlumberger's proposal.

So, the scenario illustrated by HeresHopin would appear to rule out dodgy dealing in UK CFD market, but what about non-UK operators...? for example Cyprus was mentioned in the press article. Must admit now I'm out I'll probably stay out.