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AH,
Thought I would wait to respond until after hours, as off-topic.
I am in GDR, which has had a decent rise in the past couple of weeks. Been in since the summer though, so only at breakeven currently despite gains many will have made in the past month.
Also in AVCT which I see as a longer term share, despite their (as yet, still unavailable) testing capabilities.

Back to ANGS though ...
1 day closer to news on funding, and the company presentation, followed by Q&A opportunity.
gla

H,
It hardly plummeted (EQT), as it was only down circa 5%, and the rise back up now is on the back of an RNS (collaboration).
Apologies, for off-topic
gla

Who's talking themselves out of a profit?
There's a big difference between comments about 'this will easily surpass 2p in 2 weeks' with nothing to reason why, and comments about the potential of 2p on 1st gas at SF - not expected until end Q2 at the earliest.
I presented some reasoning behind my view which included other factors/milestones. I also said, happy to be wrong.

Don't think the funding news will take this to 2p, maybe the 1.40's seen prior to the placing.
Possible Balcombe planning update and a few more progress steps with SF added into the mix there too.
Some stability to the SP in a new, higher range would be good prior to first gas.
Q2 for any big re-rate imo, but happy to see different - the expected presentation due this month, and the new project could surprise though.
gla

Any source, SB?
tks

nom,
Can you not see though that it is not just ANGS that has seen time slippages over the past year, much of which has been due to factors out of their control?
What has UKOG, for example, achieved in the same time compared to official statements? Take a look at their Jan 2019 operational RNS and see what has happened with them vs what they said was going to happen, as well as the current timeframes for Turkey compared to their original statements.
I am invested in 2 so-called 'covid' stocks who have still not delievered any meaningful sales on tests that were supposed to be out in the summer. Both look like they may only be coming good now, or in the coming weeks on promised plans.

What is going on in the aviation industry, the cruise industry, pubco's, oil majors, etc?

Investors (AIM in particular) seem to have wholly unrealistic views as to expectations, timeframes and SP's, and do not seem to live in the real world at times. Little to no patience from many.
Yes, management do make mistakes. Yes, they often over-promise, and under-deliver, and yes, they will disappoint investors by placing despite making statements that they are fully funded.
It is all part and parcel of AIM. Risk vs reward.

Happy to listen to all views on here if backed up and reasoned, but HITS now filtered for his previous silly comment (and continual negative spin on everything here).
gla

My 10:01 post about the respectful conduct of the posters on here has aged well

I would suggest that the market is now looking for firm numbers, a quantifiable way to value the company more realistically.
Hype, sentiment, potential can only take the SP so far before something concrete is reqyired to underpin any company vaulation.
imo

Another good update this am.

Lots of good posts, links and comments from many contributors on here over the last few days, as always.
Appreciate all the info this board provides and the respectful conduct of the posters here.
Thanks to all and good luck

https://www.standard.co.uk/business/drax-power-station-canadian-biomass-green-energy-environment-b918941.html

They are looking at owning 5m tonnes of their biomass production chain by 2027. Deal will take them to around 2.9m tonnes

Dw,
"Some are lemmings and sheep SH, some look at things realisticly and don`t fall on there knees when the company is releasing something, somte prople think about what it means and how it can effect the future"

And you did all this independent thinking of what it means and came to your realistic conclusion of how this will affect the future all within 15 minutes of the RNS release?

So you posted here for the first time today, are selling out on the bell first thing tomorrow and will not post anymore?
Sounds good to me

Over on another board that shall not be named, I believe that it has been reported for several years that a standard UK tanker holds the equivalent of 220 boo.
What is 20 odd boo either way between friends?
It would perhaps mean an extra tanker every other day.
The first sighting of one will be enough to get the SP moving before any official announcement is made with any flow rates, so potential of a double lift to the SP soon.
Looking forward to next week here
gla

Talking of twitter meltdowns, the Captains' twitter is hilarious:
LSE AVCT board is now a cry baby creche since he was unfairly banned
He claims that he has the biggest followng on the AVCT board
The FCA will get involved with a forum who picks and chooses who can post and will take LSE down if bias proved.
Countless AVCT members have emailed LSE to demand reinstatement of CS
NYCT posters have taken control of LSE and are getting AVCT posters banned, and AVCT posters should contact the FCA to stop this corruption.
He won't be silenced from lesser minds
Comedy gold, and all from just half a dozen tweets

Tks Ogggs.
A useful reference document.
I usually look at DTR 5 in the FCA Handbook, but find the handbook to be poorly laid out and you often have to jump from one section to nother to get the full picture with statements often seeming contradictory.

First mover advantage will definitely be in play, but especially with the working tech, a proven system, cashflow, contracts, etc.
Others playing catch up will have to be nimble to get a foothold against more established companies, but will also push EQT to keep developing in order to grow, and not sit back on early successes.

Investment across the sector is good, no matter who it is for.
Plenty of space for competitors to grow and be successful too. It is an exciting period and the next 2-3 yeears will see some big growth locally, countrywide, and globally

Just think, in a years' time there will be investors on other boards complaining about their companies' SP/mcap not being the same as EQT and questionning why that is :-)
Good weekend all

Link for my earlier post, re: Jenson Button interview

https://www.bbc.com/sport/av/motorsport/55958932

I have reported happytraders for posting spam across multiple boards

There's a Jenson Button interview video on bbc sport too this am. Again, no AFC mention, but looks ExtremeE PR ramping up

Was not aware of that either situation, Ogggs
Seems to be borne out by all of Shroders TR1's from 2020 onwards, all from under 5% to over 7%, and vice versa.
Every day a learning day!

Good advice, ZZ.
Too many (I feel) are swayed by posts about how anyone is mad to sell, or such like, despite the (true) claims that noone here can affect the SP (individual PI's is another matter).
Any market needs sellers as well as buyers. Not a bad thing.
Never a bad thing to take a profit at the right time, and good to remember that not eveeyone has the same objectives.
Don't criticise other investors for doing something different to your own personal view as you do not know their reasons, objectives, risk profile, etc (some are quite transparent though).
Not everyone here is a 'big dog', b*lls in, and supposedly talking the talk.
Do what is best for you, share opinions, and make informed decisions as to your investments.
Good weekend all