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@Troublesome, ManyFishes seems a nice fish.

@aobfc - you may be right, if so, we'll see in tomorrow's position updates

I'd love to know what ManyFishes trader friends think about the chart now...it is looking very beautiful to me now....

It looks like nobody is selling in any volume but anything that does get offered is getting hoovered up quickly - if they dropped a load, they'd just get sucked up and not impact the price, is what it looks like. No auto stop-loss getting triggered as no-one else is selling at these prices. Support looking pretty solid.

(probably famous last words or commentator's curse but hey ho)

Just going to leave this here so I don't have to go back so far again to find it:

RE: End of September SP?29 Aug 2025 14:39

Lol - I'll play - but I stress not a prediction.

If (and I mean if) my technical chart is right, then by the end of September it should be in the range 76-82p if it holds the current up-trend, if it breaks up to my higher trendline then it is 100-105p but I think it will need some news to get there leading to a re-rate in the month. (Not impossible but I don't want to be accused of ramping, as I most definitely am not).

So on balance, I'll go for 79p. Will be a good test of how reasonable my chart is I've put together.

@Kitesurfer, not a prediction, but I think the re-rate is now inevitable. As soon as Hydropulse contracts start to land, that opens ITM revenue, Hydropulse recurring revenue and will be asset backed debt to fund - so ITM initially gets the revenue for the assets an the HaaS income funds the debt and operating costs and one assumes margin too.

As soon as that starts, the market will review the valuation. The evidence will be in the share price soon for us all to see.

...tick...tock

@Romingronaldo - am I reading that correctly? SpicyTuna is now saying that all those "worthless handshake deals" have actually been considered by the market and assessed to actually have some....what is it?...on the tip of my fingers...oh yes, Value. And that is why the share price has more than doubled and sustained that rise over the last 6 months?

Hallelujah, SpicyTuna has seen the light. Finally agreeing what we have been saying all along.

Now just imagine when one of those "handshake" deals starts delivery or when Hydropulse contracts start coming in (not long now) or more selections for ITM's products especially when Chronos lands. Exciting times.

...tick...tock...drums in the deep, we cannot get out...shorting risks unlimited losses...

Out of curiosity are Open Day winners going to stay over for the AGM?

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Nice perspective IKFA

Much fear this week, I sense.

Remember shorting fear leads to shorting, shorting leads to greed, greed leads to....

...UNLIMITED LOSSES

...tick...tock...

And back to the Sunk Cost logical fallacy we go - it is like round and round the mulberry bush

The first hydropulse orders are coming, will they beat the next standard customer for ITM, let's see what wins the next RNS

tick...tock...

Bilbo, it is even stranger that some think that share prices only go in one direction (hint for anyone that needs it, they go up and down, think VengaBoys), that short-term fluctuations are more significant than long-term trends (hint for anyone that needs it, both are relevant depending on what is desired)

That the immediate reaction following news is a statement of how the news is received (hint for anyone that needs it, day traders and specualtors will pile in or out on news, long-term investors will usually sit on their hands and wait for the noise to die down before they act)

I could go on - but I have work to do

Free education for anyone that needs it:

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/011315/what-difference-between-cash-flow-and-revenue.asp

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/122214/what-difference-between-revenue-and-profit.asp

https://valuationmasterclass.com/understanding-capex-vs-depreciation-the-basics/

You don't know the meaning of pump & dump kpa1. The long-term trend is showing this comfortably at £1 before the end of the year - and that is still undervalued to the confirmed order book, cash in bank, pipeline, IP and anything new that comes in before the end of the year. Which is very likely, Hydropulse agreements should be close to finalising the first now, maybe another few weeks for final clarifications of terms.

tick...tock...

Bit more posted over on ADVFN by Sonic25 - well worth a read

Maybe, maybe not - time in beats timing but hey ho. FOMO Friday might kick in later, another week, another RNS as likely as not...

Too easy - you must try harder:

"Yet one electrolyser maker, UK-based ITM Power, seems to be bucking the trend, with annual revenues increasing by 400% over the past two years and its share price tripling over the past six months.

Hydrogen Insight spoke to ITM CEO Dennis Schulz to find out how the company has been rising to the challenge of a shrinking pool of projects, and why he is confident that ITM can continue to grow in a market that is expected to see increased competition from low-cost Chinese electrolyser makers.

Schulz says that since taking on the CEO role at ITM in 2022, he has been focusing on improving manufacturing processes and increasing automation, while creating a “culture of cost and capital discipline” and building a “standardized and competitive product portfolio tailored to the needs of our customers”.

“We are unusually transparent about our prices and in-field product performance. In combination with a growing number of reference plants [ie, operating in-field facilities], all this is conducive to customer confidence,” he tells Hydrogen Insight.

“Our commercial momentum is undeniable. We saw a 400% increase in revenues over the past two years, and including this year, we expect it to be 600% over three years. At the same time, our firm contracted-order backlog has doubled to an all-time high during the last financial year."

I really like this bit - our favourite shill chose not to paste:

"“When it comes to Chinese electrolyser companies, their impact has so far been minimal in the West. The cost of transport and import, together with the additional compliance and safety requirements in Europe add significant cost [for Chinese electrolyser manufacturers].

“Beyond the stack, most of the balance-of-plant equipment is usually sourced regionally anyway. And alkaline technology [which Chinese electrolyser makers mainly produce] does not carry the operational advantages of PEM, and being physically much larger than PEM, it attracts higher costs during project execution, particularly relating to groundwork and construction.

“Many of the big projects announced in China are like the performance of their electrolysers or their claimed manufacturing capacities: aspirations more than reality.

“We have electrolysers deployed in many countries around the world, not just within Europe. "

Thank you to Grahamwales1 on ADVFN - I think the whole interview is there - very interesting.

Would be great to see the whole interview - but alas no subscription - if anyone can view and post the highlights...

It is a quandary JimiSELondon - the chart suggested a retrace was coming and the technicals have shifted to the sell-side for now - but....