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I am expecting some Germany news soon. Rheinmettal, despite the very German name, was focusing on the UK initially. Some German/EU government funding and Hydropulse deals will do nicely.

Are we taking off yet, mummy?

Presumably 145 sees the market cap hit 1billion, hence the stumbling block. The NATO deal alone makes ITM worth lots more. I hope no one is foolish enough to be thinking of selling.

Wookie - I don't think it's up to him to be fair.

You don't ever need to sell as they will be bought out by a much larger player and you'll get whatever price they're bought out at. I'm hoping that's years away. I don't see any other outcome though, as nice and idea remaining independent may be. Possibly Linde, theres so many ex Linde at ITM and they hold a large stake.

I am here for the shorters if they wanna talk about it...

Groundhog day is the only chance the shorts have at this point of getting people to sell. Boredom.

It's not happening though. Buy or hold. Hold this for years.

Expecting Asia-Pacific 300mw FID imminently. It's coming up to one year since announcement.

I think the short positions are worth attention though. Screwed the share price - massively devalued the company. Came on here spouting nonsense and insulting everybody. It's payback time.

Buy or hold.

Well we are due a FID or three....which will lead to upgraded guidance's.

Theres a hell of alot more to come if you factor in Helikon have only reduced by 10-15% alone.

Anyone have any calculations on share price once all have bought back? Imagine we're getting back into 2021 raise level (£4).

Look at the market cap when deciding on your sell price.

A £5-£10 billion market cap is the target here. So 6-12 times where we are currently.

Don't sell cheap. The projects being lined up justify at least £5billion market cap.

As shorters try to exit. They are in something of a pickle. Boredom setting in is their only hope.

Buy or hold. Enjoy the ride to profitability.

Buy or hold. Do not give Helikon an easy out.

Silly to use stop losses on stocks imo.

Maybe they will return some of that profit to the taxpayer? Or maybe not...

I was thinking that. The opposite of a one trick pony. Hasn't done his homework.

Yes we are all looking forward to Helikon buying back their shares...

And there's more exciting news to come.

I concur with paying off the mortgage. First financial consideration, above all else, should be to be free of debts and avoid paying interest on anything.

My exit price will be whatever the company is bought for, hopefully that's years away. However, if it gets to £10 I may be tempted as my financial goals will have been exceeded.

Main holding is in a SIPP which I cannot access for 12 years minimum anyway.