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Spot on Rick. Don't forget the Greenland money was actually in a Cypriot bank.

Iffy in Benin? Now there's a surprise. You've obviously never been there.

Of course there's lithium about Fingers, and in vast quantities, but Babis wants a considerable piece of the action himself. That is my concern.

I am not trying to be clever Lawrence. I still have over £50K invested here. I want it to succeed but I still think buyers will shy away from EMH until the Babis thing is finally resolved and think that can best be achieved by intervention from the Australian Government. Carry on wearing the rose coloured glasses!

I see that ABM are digging up termite mounds in the DRC as part of their high tech exploration.

This is the future. Battery powered vehicles will be an interim solution for 20 to 30 years and then the hydrogen age will arrive.

Lawrence I share your enthusaism for this share but do you really think that the share price will take off as you suggest whilst the Trump wannabee Babis wants a piece of the action?
We probably have a cast iron legal case on our side but in my bitter experience I know this matters can take years to resolve.
As I have mentioned before it is about time that the Australian Government became involved and used a big stick.

November

The performance of this share over the years has been nothing short of pathetic. Other companies in the same sector, ITM and PPS seem to be moving forward, why can't we capture investor interest?
Hay ho, I only need a 12 fold increase in price to break even.

Perhaps the shareholders will receive a dividend this time.

Just saw a flying pig pass the window.

I know that the stalwarts will be outraged but until the political situation is resolved this share will not rise to its expected level. Babis still wants his pound of flesh.

Perhaps we should be asking, "Where has our money gone."

But then we all know the answer to that one.

On the same basis I am changing my posting name to HSBCRBS.

It can't be Vini, his spelling and punctuation made him easy to spot.

The share is still a load of pony whether it's in an ISA or not.

In my layman's view hydrogen will become the World's number 1 power source within the next 30 years. Battery power will fill the gap but is dependent on finite resources such as lithium, the mining of which is environmentally damaging.
Hydrogen can be generated by solar power, transported or stored easily in existing pipeline systems, or in the form of NH4, and will never run out.

I think hydrogen powered buses are already in use on an experimental basis in Brighton.

Two good postings on the PPS site regarding China and future hydrogen potential.

There are no "1" codes. Single digit transactions are merely traders balancing their books. The"code" theory should be consigned to the bin along with Golden Crosses, Inverted Teacups and all the other mystic nonsense.

Unfortunately, over the years, the sniffer dogs appear to be completely toothless.