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I am not sure the CCS is anymore than a new additional cost that will be past on to the consumer, further inflation.
You can pollute if you can pay, or plant some trees ?

When is BOIL raising to pay for the drill?

lol Void ...
Sphincters help regulate the flow bile, ;)

subliminal messaging lol Dr who stuff,
Different authors, different opinions

Graph is interesting volumes slowly increasing with the down trend, then the last few days volume picks up significantly, trend tries to change, so I guess selling is still enough to counter those timing the low, then friday volume drops, plus RSI showing oversold too.. if volume drops for a day or two more then maybe selling is over ????

Same graph, switched candle types, one smooths out the trend, other shows changes quicker...
Changes the volume bar colours, and RSI a little too
https://invst.ly/zd9wx

todays write up
https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/10/30/where-will-the-woodbois-share-price-go-next/
Yesterdays
https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/10/29/is-it-a-good-time-to-buy-penny-stock-woodbois/

Motely keep giving them PR but not the best

Just need Ireland to allow off-shore exploration for existing licence holders to create a few opportunities.. :)

@No1, low volume easily manipulated, its the Yanks watching the CBNC ticker, coming on-line midday..lol
Trouble is I am one of the rabbits in the headlamp, this year...
Got to be more like bugs bunny..
Mmmmm

Just hope Orr offers a return while I am in front of the screen, bought the discount offered by the raise, since it worked out just about a 5% premium to the placing price...Hope it was not cheap for a reason :{

Yep, this little splinter group, as we have been referred to, is revealing a lot..
Boil June - October x4 if you took the peak..
still x2 almost for most there..

Lol. I have had your bloomberg video on the side all day, twice made coffee to watch it, end up playing with graphs each time..
Jeff Curry CNBC, that should stick..

I wonder how many investors even consider attempting calculating costs like sandy..
Spent a few hours yesterday on cash flow, again, ;( really hard to find good examples to follow, to much over simplified stuff, where you find you cant apply the knowledge elsewhere...

Lol, Not saying AIM stocks in general, , but a selection certainly did make big gains..bigger than their FTSE counterparts
A few would have made you way more than BP/Shell,

EDR, if you got out before the u-turn on fracking..and in when fracking hit the media in Feb. x3
All easier said than done..I did'nt even know who they were until recently,

Kistos, quality team, entered into the gas market at the right time, even if you missed the peak still x4 from IPO today.
Guess what, I was tipped about them, at about 170-180p, but thought BP was a better option for me, being green..
Not sure how they will do if gas returns to pre-covid levels, I suppose that depends on their breakeven..
If I was a shorter it would be worth checking that out, and watching gas demand..

Same with BEN, poster randomly tipped at 12p, still x2 today
But many will have lost money big time on that one..
When steel picks up again, it might rise again...
Worth looking into maybe...

AIM seems to be about potential, and just enough seeing that potential

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AIM stocks far outperform FTSE if your aware of global events...
Coal forecasted to stay high, but not aware of coal miners, EU related on AIM???
Coal from Russia ending

So carbon legislation carbon credits, and voluntary credits ????

QFI, carbon reductions, and reduced fuel costs,

Interesting,,,
Coal lowest 48 highest 457, so x10
TTF Gas lowest 3.37 highest 345, x100,
That gas low was May 2020, so why did'nt gas companies fill up then???

Pure Gas companies, Kisto's, 3 bagger at peak gas...
https://invst.ly/zd7k2
Fracker EDR, gas prices making fracking attractive again to Gov, fuel security, could repeat depending on winter supplies
https://invst.ly/zd7la

TTF Gas vs Newcastle Coal futures
https://invst.ly/zd7hr

Coal....
Actual Previous Highest Lowest Dates Unit Frequency
385.70 385.60 457.80 48.40 2008 - 2022 USD/MT Daily

Forecast
Coal is expected to trade at 404.45 USD/MT by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. Looking forward, we estimate it to trade at 466.31 in 12 months time.

Summary
Newcastle coal futures were trading around the $400 per tonne mark, close to levels not seen since August, amid signs that supplies will be adequate to meet winter demand in Asia and Europe. On top of that, top consumer China vowed to raise coal production capacity this year by 300 million tonnes, which is about equivalent to the amount of coal China usually imports yearly. Still, coal prices should remain elevated, supported by robust demand and tight international supplies. The International Energy Agency sees global coal demand growing by roughly 1% from 2021 to about 8 billion tonnes this year, matching its all-time peak in 2013. With Europe pushing to ban all coal imports from Russia, several governments announced plans to reactivate coal power plants to avoid power outages. At the same time, sky-high natural gas prices in Europe and Asia have intensified gas-to-coal switching in many countries.

https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/coal

Wonder if China intend exporting or off setting gas..
Actual Previous Highest Lowest Dates ....... Unit Frequency
112.24 107.38 345.00 3.37 2010 - 2022 EUR/MWh Daily
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eu-natural-gas

You know what these explorer types are like, probably lost the rig playing poker. Tai a marrk on an old map..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCWokUwUSk4

Lol, The world needs $50 CC, not WBI, but obviously would nice for them
I seen 1 hectare of trees can offset on average 12 tonnes of Co2, at $50 thats $600/hect...
Seen $10/t for Voluntary Credits Forestry, so $120/Hec
They have about 470,000 hectares x $120= $56.4m.. if whole area counted..
So 4 year pilot scheme if granted, by end of, CC could cost more

The Company's carbon sequestration and trading division was formed in March 2021 and aims to generate voluntary carbon credits for corporate partners through the delivery of large-scale reforestation projects.
Dont think their Carbon Credit Scheme has been approved by the Gov yet..
Its hard work researching... seems early stages.. but looks like they need to get prices up for the credits, ,,$50 being suggested to control climate change..

at 4 or 5 years of age, a new forest will produce revenue while continuing to grow if under the scheme, thats when they count..

See Carbon Division, paragraphs
interesting read, also I think forest CC at the moment are about $7/ton on the voluntary market..
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/WBI/half-year-results-k1we6o5az3mbiyo.html

Lumber prices may be the reason for the spikes, suppose need to check prices over WBIs financial growth period
https://invst.ly/zd3g5

18th May 2022
https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/woodbois-ceo-interview-timber-business-carbon-markets/

CCredits
https://climatepromise.undp.org/news-and-stories/what-are-carbon-markets-and-why-are-they-important
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kensilverstein/2022/06/27/higher-carbon-prices-are-coming---a-good-thing-for-climate-conscious-countries-and-companies/

BEN 10p to 110p to 28p
https://g.co/finance/BEN:LON?window=5Y

Missed out there seen it at 12p, thought na coal price wont stay high..
Missed out on the Coal and Fracking :(

Read somewhere Carbon Credits need to get to 56-60 Euro per ton

@latorre , splinter group ????
haaaaa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWw62WKDbaY

@Patshare, you probably the same age me then, and watched them as a school boy
Lol, at the moment it feels like us scum bags against the toffee noses, and those guys with inside info who attended the PESG meet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysG96dUtGh4&t=32s

something wrong with fool link
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/woodbois-shares-worth-buying-2p-074931737.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAHQQ_hFlNxgogzqdPLUPw3QCgAE8RJo3-dnLY0keAAGWs9n8A-daZVSGstM6CeZFvmqr5DokLyLO0H41hp2k4FQLrx3BikzuFCek9CFedFW-5hEro3AreZxVuM1wK3-IfpLO5mPTaYSdfOOuwHg0iF0nK5APKuOk9t33H-cVxwi4