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We're all here for him if he wants to talk about it...

A sensible question. In terms of current value I hold approximately 1/7th of my pension in ITM. The other considerably larger amount is invested in funds (same as any other pension)...though I suspect this 1/7th could outgrow the other amount in a few years. And no, didn't care for the drop to 25p, same as the pump to 98p I'm judging it on years, not months. I am in profit by 28% here btw. Good luck to all the long term holders, I have a feeling we'll all do pretty well.

If it plays out like it could and ITM do become a dividend payer (long way off) then all bets are off as to where the share price would be at that point...

Spicy - I have 15 years before I can even think about accessing the money I've invested here. It's tied up in a SIPP. A quick sale to private equity or a larger energy player is not what I want at all. I am in it for the long haul, way longer than the time it'll take you to f**k off.

Incorrect, I just think it will happen, but hopefully not anytime soon.

I've said this before about those shysters. The aim is making money only...however they are screwing the futures of their own kids by betting against clean energy. It is actually disgusting. Scum in suits. Their kids and ours deserve better. And let's not start on the clown in the White House or climate change deniers...

When have I said I am hoping for a takeover? What I think will happen and what I want to happen are two different things. I believe a major energy player will want to buy them further down the line. I believe they could have a strong future ahead remaining independent.

Would be my motto here. I think we'll see ITM taken over eventually, hopefully by that time we are at record highs with the share price. Don't sell and let the shorters take you for a mug. Attend the investor presentations and make up your own minds.

As we head into cashflow positive into H2, I'd like to know what ITM plan to do with the cash pile. Presumably the institutions that ploughed in £250 million at £4 per share in 2021 will also like to know...

Added to the fact that ITM are extremely selective of their clients. Clients have to have a certain level of £££ on their balance sheet.

Don't worry about me I bought in a SIPP sub 50p, I can't access the funds for at least 15 years. I'm gonna enjoy the ride (upwards).

"recency bias" you're just making sh*t up right now 😂

Buy or hold and have patience. Green hydrogen is happening.

Spicy - adjusted net PROFIT for SNAM in H1 alone €750 million euros. Revenue €2bn. A loss of €18 million on their ITM holding is extremely insignificant to them. Many reasons why they could have sold. Obviously making a profit on the ITM investment was way way down on their priorities.

£1.62 will look like an absolute bargain come 2027 and profitability.

The shorting companies have to exit soon you would think. Momentum building.

Expecting some deal announcements on that front soon.

These two things alone are surely worth a lot more than the current market cap. Buy or hold.

Would like to see progress like this. If it happens sooner then fine. Buy or Hold.

Because shorters want to close at 58p not 98p

Big rise next couple of years here. Buy or hold.