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And on top of that Stellar Jet with solid state hydrogen storage

https://www.kark.com/business/press-releases/cision/20250604LN00957/stellar-jet-to-unveil-revolutionary-solid-state-hydrogen-storage-for-aviation-at-paris-air-show-2025/

The first innovation — StellarJet's solid-state hydrogen fuel tank — achieves a system-level hydrogen content of 23% wt, offering 6.6 kWh/kg energy density and a safe operating pressure from 20 to 350 bar. Capable of functioning between -60°C and +80°C, the system enables fast refueling (under 30 minutes) and provides a safe, lightweight, and modular alternative to traditional liquid hydrogen tanks.

"This storage solution represents a turning point in aviation," said Alexey Popov, CEO of Stellar Aircraft. "Until now, the limited efficiency and complexity of hydrogen storage systems held back the potential of hydrogen-powered flight. By leveraging our long-standing collaboration with experts in rocket science, our team has delivered a safe, scalable, and high-performance solution."

This breakthrough technology surpasses liquid hydrogen in all key performance metrics — it is compact, stores more usable energy per unit weight, significantly more affordable, uses low-cost, widely available materials, and is far easier to certify under aerospace safety standards. Originally developed for space applications, this innovation brings the power of rocket science into everyday aviation.

Unlike legacy liquid hydrogen systems that pose boil-off and explosion risks, StellarJet's solid-state hydrogen storage uses advanced metal hydride technology, enabling fully customizable tank shapes with superior safety. The system is optimized for a wide range of applications, including industrial, aerospace, satellite, and even submarine use.

Thanks Bodhi, just seen it. Interesting, did I not see a something earlier today about a meeting at the QEII Conference centre as well? Busy, busy.

Thanks seaangler, appreciated. Yes, I don't think any share travels in a straight line anywhere, up or down, but I didn't want to get in to a gambling situation, so wanted to be able to develop some basis for confidence with the effect of FOMO mitigated. Otherwise, I viewed going forward without it as a very sure way to have a smaller stake. That's what I meant about finding it instructive. And indeed, although to be fair, I'm not Klingon so not sure I could manage that in one syllable.

Sage advice. It might be blue but I have a suspicion it will trend to the 30day ma and head towards 50p. I would like to be wrong, though.

I don't really want to waste my time with you Spicy but I haven't lied - I've been clear I am a long-term holder and want to see this company succeed, selling peaks and buying troughs is a valid strategy consistent with that objective as it enables me to mop up more shares and keep, them out of the hands of those who wish to see this company fail. While in and of myself, I am in no position to be able to prevent all the nefarious activities, every little helps. I see, no hypocrisy in that. Nor have I been hypocritical in espousing the benefits of this and the strong prospects for this company while saying I am not looking to ramp it - I am not, I want steady sustained gains but others are not as altruistic as me and there is nothing wrong or hypocritical in taking advantage of the activities of the results of their behaviour. After all, they care not if they harm those people who unfortunately buy at the peak and lose a lot but why should I allow them to damage my investment?#

You are just talking nonsense, so as you said to me a few weeks ago, leave me alone and ignore my posts if they aren't to your taste.

@seaangler, yes I have done that a couple of times to boost my holding before but on gut not strategy and so had mixed results. I said a few days ago I had wanted to learn how to put it more effectively into practice in order to hedge my investment and enable me to meet my objectives of supporting this great company.

I had a hypothesis but no evidence to support it. Now I have the evidence and a better view of what to do on the 2nd breakout and when.

Interesting side note, when Spicy disappears it coincidentally coincides with the ramp, when Spicy comes back it is to try and wring out the last few drops and try to break the next support line.

I've identified the posting styles of the randoms that appear just before the dump, so makes for some useful confirmation of chart assessments.

As for British Bulls they should have said sell at 90 and should be weak buy now moving to strong buy if 50p arrives - funny that.

No surprise

I agree with you Seaangler, for me nothing has changed, I didn't buy anymore and I didn't sell any, so I have as many shares as I started the week with, still showing a good recovery and uptick on my lower price topups. As Bilbo put it the other day, on paper I made a sizable amount of money and then lost a sizable amount of money in the space of 48 hours, but only on paper.

For me, though, it has been an invaluable lesson on a number of topics, improving my understanding of market behaviour and recognising FOMO in myself and controlling it which I think is necessary. So from that perspective I am grateful.

Indeed - I'd ignored all the de-ramping from this account until now, but that is just laughable

Then you don't know what you are invested in.

There is no trading update expected. Justin in his abortive engagement with this board said it wouldn't make any change to the guidance they gave in April. So next is year end in August or a contract RNS if it comes in the meantime.

Garonne, it is up to you. I posted about Momentum Theory a few weeks ago and this is now behaving exactly as set out for a stage 1 breakout. I';m still learning this stuff and did nothing during the recent spike as I'm riding out the volatility long term. But if you have the courage for momentum trading, then it might stop and bounce at 60p or it might go to 50p where the 30day moving average more or less is (48p today)and then bounce. So it is up to you.

I'm happy for the long-term trend with my hold.

If it does consolidate at 70p I will view that as a very positive signal, who wouldn't have taken that on Monday morning after closing on 56.8 on Friday?

In 4 minutes?!

Just a savings account that one doesn't have to pay any tax on the interest earned if one is fortunate enough to earn more interest than the £1000 threshold for lower rate taxpayers or £500 for higher rate per year.

Historically with very low interest rates although they are around 4-5% now which is a good return for no risk if that is what one prefers - assuming one has less than the £85000 FSCS protected limit.

I'm not either Jeff although trying to learn about it, as it is always good to learn. Tradegate has already bounced off low of about 63p but we could definitely open around there if the MM feel like it.

But that is a sustained rise from the recent lows of 25-35p. I don't see any pressing need for any statement from the board on a RNS which I've seen calls for. The SP jumped on the last 4 and then trended up nicely before this round of speculation - no reason why it won't resume.

Garonne, if you sold some and made money, well done, now you just need to time re-entry if you want to. If you feel deflated though after making money, maybe you should look at a cash isa/savings account?

Thanks all for the responses, sage advice.

I wouldn't be at all surprised if the short companies hadn't bought a lot of shares yesterday as the price rose to cover position and then dropped them all. Would have made a bucketload of cash and don't need to report anything. If the sell-off hadn't occurred they could have just closed and moved on - but it did occur.

Morning all - what will today bring? Who knows, maybe up, maybe down, maybe a bit of both. But remember:

"round, and round it goes, where it stops, nobody knows"

For my part, I think the last week has been fascinating, zoom out on the month and you should be able to clearly see the steady, sustained gains from renewed interest following the positive news, followed by when the speculators arrived. That was inevitable. What it has done, though, is show that there is real positivity out there again which has been lacking for the last year or so and contributed to the share price languishing in the doldrums.

This week 60+ million shares have so far changed hands, at least half of them, twice during the pump and dump. That is 6-fold or more the weekly volume on average over the last year, that means there is interest. That is a positive, the share price needs interest to rise but brings the volatility. Also there was willingness to acquire shares at higher prices.

This is all good news and finishing the week on anything above 50p is still up 80-100% over the month, a good return for the investment. Be mindful of the difference between an investor and a speculator.

All are as free to ignore my musings as I am to ignore the siren calls of bad actors who want to see my ship wrecked on the rocks.

Indeed Bjet. Same as for the shorts, a profit is only a profit when it is crytallised, on paper, it is just vanity, same as a loss.

Agreed Rickmeister, I think a lot of people need to take a breath, go for a walk/drink/sleep and then look at the 5d, 1m, 6m, YTD and 1year charts - all up. For, in my view, good reason. And if people can't ignore the siren calls of the shorters, filter them.

Indeed @Lucky

The problem with day trading as I understand it (which is not in any great detail) is that one has to control FOMO on both sides, getting in and getting out, react to FOMO and one can buy too high, similarly sell too late in case it goes higher and miss the boat. Which is what Bilbo meant about removing emotion and sticking to plans.