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I think it is a non-european investor:

Closing price 23.45
GBP:USD 1:1.235

345,598 x 23.45 x 1.235
=> ca. 100,000 USD

Yesterday there was a tip down and then up that nobody could explain. At the end of LSE trading, a delayed purchase of 500,000 shares appeared. By chance, the trading time was matching the time of the tips. The tip today again came with a bigger (162,200 shares) trade. Maybe someone wants or needs to give back borrowed shares before it all gets really expensive again.

H2 shares are currently featured in German media. Specially welt.de (the more serious sister magazine of bild.de) advertises H2 shares as a growth market despite times of crisis. The top article of their "Wirtschaft" ("economy") section is titled "Chance of the century - The bet on these hydrogen stocks has never been so lucrative". And it is their top economy headline for at least two or three days now.

I am very optimistic to be back to February 2020 share prices soon. Even NEL finally managed to cross the 1€ line this morning.

I think, for the 36KW System, the price didn't matter. It seems to be for a highly subsidized research project.

Vonovia has founded an association called "Open District Hub" together with various electricity suppliers and research companies. In a total of six residential quarters, this association examines what the energy supply of the future could look like.

The project with the 36KW PPS FC seems to be one of them. It is a pure research project, scedued to run for three years, and is mainly subsidized by government research funds. The Ministry of Economy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia is funding the project with a total of 6.2 million euros.

Quote from their press release dated January 23, 2020 (google translation):

"[...] Overall, a networked, decentralized supply system is to be created that enables the most autonomous power and heat supply in the district. "From our point of view, the coupling of sectors is crucial, and the generation of electricity and heat must be considered together". The energy generated should be used by the tenant directly in the neighborhood with the help of artificial intelligence, and not, as is often the case, fed into the public power grid. [...] "

The WAZ from January 28, 2020 (local newspaper) names among other things following technologies (google translation):

"[...] In August Vonovia plans to put a glass technology center into operation in Bochum-Weitmar, which is to supply 81 apartments with energy. The machine park includes fuel cells, heat pumps and an electrolyzer, [...]"

It may just be a reaction to Brexit. R.A. has Israeli citizenship since 2018. This brought him some advantages, such as entering the EU without a visa, permission to work here and so on.

After the Brexit, he would need visa for the UK and so on, and maybe the questions about the origin of his money will become more specific if he wants to invest some of it in the UK.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haber_process

Thank you :-)

I was not quite sure if there is a word for it in english language. I'll try to explain, but please be patient, as I am not a native speaker:

Brokers, such as "Lang & Schwarz", publish options, wich are some kind of "bet" on a share. If the shareprice rises a cent, you receive a multiple of that cent, but if the sharprice fall under a certain level, the option is "knocked out", which mean, your mone is gone.

They had a lot of those products. For LS6QV7 e.g., they had a factor of around 5x and a knockuot limit of 34ct. This means: If the AFC sp rises 1ct, the value of the option raises 5ct. If the sp loses 1ct, the value of the option loses 5ct. And if the sp falls below 34ct, the option is "knocked out" (worthless) and they keep the money. Same (but with lower factors) existed for 32, 30 and 28 ct. They couldn't let it go.

To answer your other question: I didn't sell at 35p. I'm still in and still happy with AFC.

I assume that the H2 values ??have increased faster and more stable than some brokers expected in the last few days.

There was a whole series of knockout certificates (hope, it is the english word for it) for almost all H2 stocks (including AFC) that would have cost their issuers a lot of money if the shares had risen steadily. From the point of view of the emitters, this had to be cleared up before they let the stock run.arbitrary

On Thursday, Friday and today, larger quantities with low prices were thrown into the market at "vulnerable times", which immediately served all small orders and resulted in stop losses. This was done until the price was below 26ct for a while.

Normal sales of AFC @ Tradegate are always somehow even numbers, 7,000, 10,000 or similar. The first sales today at Tradegate were "everything that goes at any price" right from the start: 101620 at opening, then 51060, then 128234, then 86966.

After the price was below 0.26, there were only normal orders with nice, smooth quantities.

For AFC, e.g. the following products were "knocked out":

LS6QV4 (knockout @ 28ct)
LS6QV5 (knockout @ 30ct)
LS6QV6 (knockout @ 32ct)
LS6QV7 (knockout @ 34ct)

I have not found any 24ct or 26ct products, so I hope that they are finished now and leave AFC alone.

We had the same thing one month ago: After a long and steady rise, most of my H2 shares lost 20-30% without a visible reason. That time, AFC was not part of the "party", this time, we are.

No, it is not, it also fell on Tradegate spontaneously.

AFC has now been accepted into the club of those H2 shares who are dropped once a day. ITM, Plug, Ballard and so on do this dayly and did it today simultaneously. We are "pro" now :-)

loadsadough: Thanks for that one :-)

Sorry, 10 p.m. German time = 09 p.m. UK time

Tradegate is always a joy when it comes to AFC:
- Trading is possible from 8 a.m. German time (7 a.m. UK) to 10 p.m. German time (11 p.m. UK time).
- There is no delay in the sp
- Trades are always peer to peer: There is no man in the middle who makes money on the spread and no MM keeping tardes back.
- Prices are given as "bid" and "ask". If "bid" and "ask" match, a trade is automatically generated. A trade is either one buy matching one or more "sells" or one sell matching one or more "buys". Every share sold is automatically a bought share.
The last price achieved is stated as "Last" and is what you probably call the "share price". It is not estimated or made by an MM, but simply the last price that one or more buyers and one or more sellers have agreed on.

Small note on AFC sales: This means for Friday e.g., that 2,107,602 shares were sold (Vol. Sold) and the same 2,107,602 shares were bought (Vol. Bought) @Tradegate. London had Vol. Sold 2,698,132 and Vol. Bought 3,015,874 in London on the same day. Tradegate is getting closer.

I thought they were joking, specially since they are already a part of Ionity, but this is a serious article, released yesterday :-)

In cooperation with e.On, VW want to implement off grid charging by parking stacks from their ID.3 batteries at charging points.

Used batteries should then be picked up by truck in the evening for recharging.

And to give it a green coat, it is presented as a recycling of used ID.3 batteries with lower capacities.

https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article205780705
(Article in German language)

Reached, but unfortunately not crossed today ... Dip down to 1.79€, but back to 1.89€ within minutes.
I used the dip to buy some additional shares. The price was still high, but ITM currently does not follow any rules, and with two dollars easily left behind and two Euros reached in the same run, 2GBP seems to be just a question of time.

cheers ... EUR 2.00 reached @ tradegate.
:-)

littlebricks:

I hold AFC, but sold most PSP.

Why AFC?
AFC is more than EV charging in my eyes. The off-grid thing is more than EV charging. There are lots of off grid locations without an own powerplant, currently running Diesel Generators, e.g. islands. They need power at acceptable prices.
It is not about a fancy Tesla charging Flatrate or whatever. It is about the price of a kWh in their local "Grid".
I know, AFC need some more publicity, but I asked for something like the current roadshow in the afc chat, and here it is.

Why no longer Proton?
I love Proton. Poton has some visible products here in Germany, e.g. the range extension for the Sci-Fi Buses in Aachen and the "Deutsche Bahn" fuelcells.
For a while, i just believed in the idea and didn't care about the fact that a single person controls nearly 90% of the shares, while the price is made by the remaining 10%.
What made me leave is the fact that currently, as soon as the share price rises, Mr. Nahab throws some more shares into the market. Since he still holds nearly 90%, he can do this til the end of days.
The two 500k Order RNS finally made me leave: An order of 0.5% of the mcap should not be worth an rns at all. Except you want to raise the sp in order to sell more shares. It worked once, but not twice. To be serious: I expect the next "Director sales" as soon as the SP reaches 40p.
If Mr. Nahab keeps calm until 50p, I will be back and apologize.

They produce hydrogen. And as the article states:

"Hydrogen production is based on McPhyinnovative alkaline water electrolysis technology “Augmented McLyzer”, specifically designed for large scale installations and equipped with De Nora special electrodes."

I do not see a place for afc here.

Stable sp >24 ct (20.5p) at Tradegate. Some peaks (max was 26ct =22.4p).
:-)