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Jeff - we don't talk about RNS's and sensible things like contracts and recurring revenues - we throw out soundbites and hyperbole and insults at each other...

Thanks for the insight, good to know.

Wouldn't know how to - but loads of 10k trades, my recent trades tab looks like battle of the automated trades....

In my defence that wasn't in the original requirements spec....

But possibly highlights the fact that I don't use those features much...

@Seaangler, I may be wrong but I was giving Roming the benefit of the doubt, that it was a carefully constructed ****take, hence my Blofeld follow-up

If you go into browser settings and disable javascript for LSE in site settings, that gets rid of it and ads but you then can't post new threads - can still reply though

Hopefully today is just the amuse bouche

While stroking a blue-eyed, white Turkish Angora, no doubt

Katstrangler "i'd like to see the trolling get stuffed by a price rise but i'll be watching from the sidelines and cheering folk on, having sold up today."

Hope you are still cheering

I'm hoping these announcements follow the May trend - little, large, little, large - I was in the same camp as Seaangler, I was expecting them to start appearing last week and to be honest was extremely glad this one finally emerged today.

ITM absolutely have the strategy nailed on for dealing with the short interest

Apologies, breakofdawn - it was sarcasm - I completely agree with you and remain very glad that I topped up when we were in the 30s and 40s

But but but - they are no better than "handshakes" @breakofdawn - the evidence is in the share price...

With the resulting upward overshoot followed by sharp pullback before stabilising at a higher level - all the time putting up with fickle traders who got in to late bleating about the pullback and a certain somewhere wailing that the hype is over and the evidence is in the share price

oh what fun...

Hang on hang on, subject to FID - no better than a "handshake"...

Lol all of that I can get on board with - I was referring to the fact that you had stated that you had done it. If I had half as much idea as you do of which way this is going I'd have twice sold at 94p and bought back at 60p and doubled my holding - but I don't, so I didn't, so I haven't.

Find out on Thursday I guess.

That's the strategy you choose to follow, good luck getting the timings right - I know Seaangler tops and tails, sells the peaks and buys on dips, if you can get it right you can make a lot.

I'd recommend zooming out from 7 weeks to 6 months though, and look at the upward trend that is steady and sustained with a bit of trader action in the middle - in my view, ITM know what they are doing. Personally I take more confidence from them focusing on the business rather than the noise in the share price

Breakofdawn - I do get where you are coming from and I've been mulling over the potential strategy over the last day thinking about it.

Strategically - if a "we know of no reason" statement were issued (whether they could have or not if they knew from SNAM) it would embolden the negative voices as they would infer there was a reason and that the company felt threatened - not good

Saying nothing - even if there is no positive news, does not inflame the situation - on the other hand if Thursday's results show significant progress (revenue, reduced/eliminated cash burn, path to profitability) - that would show the negative voices were wrong and had been putting out baseless rumours with no facts - that is a much better strategy to push them out.

Not sure the trade talks or otherwise had much to do with it. The sector is under assault from the news cycle at the moment, every hiccup is reported as a disaster - such as the reduction in output plans for Zeevonk - the real reason is that the pipeline to take the output won't be ready but the headline leads with the project being scaled back.

https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/production/gigawatt-scale-green-hydrogen-project-in-the-netherlands-to-be-postponed-and-scaled-down-due-to-pipeline-delays/2-1-1856016

Interestingly the Cash Cow Uber Subsidy (CCUS) for Teeside is under threat from a data center - which could also be leading to a ramping up in anti real green hydrogen stories

https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/teesworks-data-center-gets-approved-despite-clash-with-bp-over-planned-hydrogen-plant/

There's plenty of positive news out there and signs of momentum building - in China/India, Lithuania and as previously posted across Europe with Austria kicking off the 3rd round of EU Hydrogen but it is being drowned out

How about Isambard Kingdom as a visionary engineer? More or less evens by the look of it https://www.attheraces.com/racecard/Kempton/11-August-2025/1445

Hehe, but indeed, easy access savings for day to day unexpected - premium bonds for larger discretionary expenses - cash ISA for long term income (pension equivalent income or whatever) stocks and shares ISA for fun - what's not to like?

Well said Seaangler - I can't get any more Premium Bonds - all part of a diversified saving strategy and been providing a nice (if unreliable) tax free income for no risk (bar inflation or Country currency collapse) for the last few years. Guess I'll just have to leave it here.

True - but given that SNAM had a specific preferred supplier agreement with ITM and a Linde joint venture, it would be unusual if it wasn't known, but true.

I suspect a lot of the drop was profit taking mixed with the short selling we saw but that is pure speculation mixed then with a bit of panic amongst the traders (rather than investors who, if they are like me, are sat on their hands).