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Although I also saw the Stockwatch in Saturdays Mail online from memory. As already posted - Nothing we did not already know.

But I'm sure the company will easily raise some funds if needed for their production to commence & their OEM 10 contract worth £100m. I liked their statement '' They have been selected as a tier one supplier of a carbon ceramic brake disc '' So it has to be a gift at below 20p. Should recover fast when any funds are raised if still required.

Will ASC stock price crash?

According to our analysis, this can happen.

https://walletinvestor.com/lse-stock-forecast/asc-stock-prediction#google_vignette

They shall raise the necessary cash soon You bet ! Could still be a good buying opportunity or top up chance below 18p. Might have to be quick though. Here is the summary from mid Oct. from a chat posting. .......................

Superb news - a '' £100m '' contract win from OEM10, "one of the world's largest automotive OEMs".

Boohoo is facing a £100m lawsuit from some investors amid allegations of modern slavery.

It's in Saturday's Daily Mail and is a bit concerning. Could knock Fraser's share price just as things were looking better.

ECO Atlantic has awoken and I have just found this post which has an upbeat video with it.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1030603/eco-atlantic-oil-gas-ceo-extremely-optimistic-with-company-s-prospects-in-guyana-sa-and-namibia-1030603.html?fbclid=IwAR1lK3kehH9pPEoic2pJGRztwD7bGivFAtQMv1syyhycgNSrUGuQWyWluh0

Realise Pantheon will deliver nicely & reward existing holders. Some have bought this share near £1. Now the news is out regarding their close to a billion barrels to be extracted from their magnificent well in Alaska, surely more buys will occur in the very near future, especially on a blue market day. Talking of buys I see ECO Atlantic has awoken and I have just found this post which has an upbeat video with it.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1030603/eco-atlantic-oil-gas-ceo-extremely-optimistic-with-company-s-prospects-in-guyana-sa-and-namibia-1030603.html?fbclid=IwAR1lK3kehH9pPEoic2pJGRztwD7bGivFAtQMv1syyhycgNSrUGuQWyWluh0

Directors have been buying since 18th Oct. Chief exec got them @ 9.5p 216,135. Also 22k @10.05 - 57k @ 17.5 CAD$ & 60k the same price. AGM 29th Dec. Loss of .7m posted last but no debt & cash reserve is higher at £4.3m. They have shared interests in fileds in Guana, Namibia & South Africa. One operator being Tullow Oil.

I'm going to search further for any news that will persuade me to buy into ECO again. Previous holding 2020 23.4p

Very wise as a recovery is due. Also their results ( 8 days delayed) could be posted 3rd Nov. They will impress and a resume of their dividend is cool.

Posting the message and discontent appears to have worked, for it was signed for today.

I have seen many shares go downwards when the company is in need of some more input ( funds) and what sometimes happens is that institutions and private investors mop up shares very cheaply. Usually it's the only way a company persuades them to part with there wealth. So small shareholders just have to take the HIT ! & hope the mining company eventually delivers. Perhaps it's wise to see what Solgold does first re regarding a cash call !

The Royal Mail is still struggling to deliver, but most folk know this. Even signed for that has increased by 15p to £2-75 is

_ _ _ _ _ _ g dreadful. Used the service on 12th October and still no delivery to an Investment Company in Kent. Live near London so I'm really appalled. Don't think they have the staff & Christmas Cards will be considered a thing of the past this year.

Deutsche Bank raises Vodafone price target to 165 (155) pence - 'buy'

Bumpy ride upwards, but I'm in for the long haul so it does not matter. They have discovered a proven reserve that will reward the company in time.

I guess with the markets being in the doldrums it would be wise to make a small investment in them only, however .......

Todays CityA.M. is showing a graph today plus. ...................................

'' Green hydrogen firm ITM Power has completed the sale of Motive Fuels Ltd., it's refuelling station joint venture, to net zero investor HYCAP Group. The transformation will unlock £28m of pre-committed capital for the firms core business, Peel Hunt analysts said. As a result, they maintain a '' Buy'' recommendation & target price of £2.

Their video from the website is bullish and runs for 6 minutes.

https://orioleresources.com/

Chairman & directors purchased combined 60k of shares @ 73.22p in early October. Bet PFC will be a real bargain price either today or tomorrow. Realise oil prices & markets in general are well affecting the sp though.

Same old, same old following. ' Sell on News' seems to be happening. Markets are poor at present, so it was expected. A buying opportunity for some new investors, given that good news is out.

Interim dividend is 1 cent more than last year only. A bit disappointing however their windfall tax hit them hard. Refer to HL for the dividend amounts.

https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/h/harbour-energy-plc-ord-gbp0.00002

Also the broker ratings have dropped.

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareBrokerTips.html?shareprice=HBR&share=Harbour-Energy

It seems that investors have realised their full year results to be posted 26th are indeed going to impress. The oil price hit majority of the airline stocks on Friday, so there is no real reason for not investing now. Some of us have been in above £5 in the last year. As the dividend should be re-announced, it will probably recover nicely towards that level this year, but of course it depends on the market rate in general.

Clever of ITM Power. Just shows that 'Fuel Cell' companies should indeed prosper as commented on this chat board.

'' ITM Power is set to enter the US market, with the country's $370billion Inflation Reduction Act presenting a 'tremendous opportunity' in the production of green hydrogen.

The London-listed hydrogen firm told investors on Monday it will 'pursue an accelerated, asset-light entry into the US market'.

ITM said the 'US is widely recognised as having the potential to become one of the largest markets for electrolysers'.

Electrolysers use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, enabling the production of low-emission hydrogen.''