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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.

Indeed Clued - the technicals I'm looking at still show an uptrend so probability is upward, I just am not stating a prediction (beyond something is going to happen) - everyone should do their own research and make their own judgements. No-one should be making decisions off my ramblings.

Don't agree Casshy - it is still oscillating in the same ever-tightening triangle bouncing now from 66.5-68.5, - the point looks to be at 67.5 ish and it is going to break one way or another, up or down, early next week - pressure can't hold forever.

ManyFishes if you have concerns then I recommend you follow this:

https://www.fca.org.uk/markets/market-abuse/how-report-suspected-market-abuse-individual

Completely agree - I'm with HL and never had any issues with any transaction I choose to carry out - I get warnings of the liquidity and risk etc but it is my choice to go ahead or not.

Leapfroggy, agree with your view on prospects - don't agree they were a basket case before (but then I never thought RR was either) - start-up, scaling issues yes and as Bilbo had been active in pointing out, a lack of sales and direction by previous management, but basket-case, no.

I'm on record here as saying previously that the sell-off from £1 down to 25p was over-done and unjustified, basically the new management being hammered for the mistakes of the previous. That I thought back at the start of the year and before that a £1 valuation then was justified. Based on the progress since then, I consider £1.50 a fair valuation today, so it is still currently still over-sold and under-valued. If the large FIDs come in for Tridents to make the 400MW target then this should be back closer to the £2-3 range and if more Neptunes or Hydropulse orders materialise with a lower MW requirement for breakeven (from last year's presentation) and providing recurring revenue then £4 and above is reasonable. At the moment the SP is backward looking and not got any valuation in it for future prospects - but that is why I'm invested and added heavily sub 50p as a Contrarian.

Nor would I but then I'd still say ignore brokers and remember what Upton Sinclair once observed:

“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”

Definitely. with Eternal Power having recruited their new Head of Hydrogen Business line and the ABO partnership backing by the syndicated loan arrangement, I'm expecting to see positive customer announcements before the end of the year. With the holidays over, should see some more sensible reflection on the impact of these tie-ups through September.

It is almost like the holders are all sitting tight and the MMs are just trading between themselves - there's no volume

Support I meant of course - it is interesting because I make the upper resistance on the triangle just over 69p now, the spring is getting wound tighter and tighter

Bounced off the lower resistance of my triangle perfectly

Glad someone got the reference Ian67, I still believe this share shall boldly go (somewhere it has been before)

I now have an image of Private Investors looking green and shining targeting lights out of their one enhanced eye - saying to flushed out shares "you will be acquired - resistance is futile"

Ah - a new song for the playlist - Dead or Alive "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)"

Lalez I prefer to do my own analysis than rely on generative AI - in my line of work, my experience with my clients who use generative AI is that I get paid a lot to tell them how to do things correctly after they have used generative AI to formulate their policies and processes.

The only benefit to generative AI that I can see is that the DSIT and No10 appear to be favouring a Data Centre over the Cash Cow Uber Subsidy installation at Teesside to the annoyance of DESNZ and Mister Ed

Thanks for this Bilbo it is really useful information - it seems a very low volume day today - no-one seems to be rushing to sell today

Romingronaldo - no idea, green rectangles of a uniform size for me.

Eastwood - nor did I until I googled Spicy Cup - it was that or a spicy cup noodle so I went for the coffee

Congrats Eastwood - https://myspicycup.com/en/my-spicy-cup-english/

Methinks someone has overplayed their hand...

Cureboy, surely that is only the corners?

You need, Hype over, Pump & Dump, down 497% from the placing, sitting on massive losses, evidence in the SP, to get a full house? I still feel I missed a few.