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I really wanted to invest here, I have been watching and doing some research from what's available online. This seems to be a get rich opportunity for a few at the top like a pyramid scheme we will forever be at the bottom of. I want this company to do well for the planet, for the animals it may one day save and of course the long term holders that put their hard earned cash into the hope of a better future for all of us (Thank you). I may be back, but after today's RNS unless major changes are made, it will only be to cheer on from the sidelines.
Why is there so many high consultancy fees £3.4millionand £4.6 million and as well as gifted shares to shellbay? Also a lot seems to be taken from the company be Mellon and Eke. Even through Shellbay. Can someone explain please.
I also heard these stats about wind turbines shutting down as winds get above 55MPH. I live in Cumbria where they are often a few turbines not working as the rest are whizzing around in the strong winds. It always seemed to me that this was a huge design flaw. But with even just a little digging around for answers it is clear that the main flaw was with the power grid system. Although turbines are slowed/ stopped in extremely high winds, they use a gear system that means more wind is needed to turn them. There are not many hours a year they can't produce power in. Often, wind farms would power down a few turbines as the grid couldn't handle the power generated NOT that the turbines couldn't handle the wind. As the grid improves through investment from National Grid and local connections improving over time and with huge battery storage projects in the works, the increase in wind power generation will continue (even without more turbines). A wind farm working now will still improve over time with a better grid and better energy storage systems in place.
Wind turbines are designed for high winds and are designed to survive even the wilder windy weather we will likely get in the future.
ORIT is going to get Big.
~Octopus Renewables, a London-headquartered closed-ended investment company and FTSE 250 constituent, said it "believes there is now a compelling logic" to combine with AERI, saying the merger would "create one of the largest LSE-listed diversified renewable energy investment trusts".
When royal mail are profitable they fund changes to thier business and huge automation projects, they have spent huge amounts on management payoffs, building new hubs, new fleet etc. These costs wont be every year and will save in the long run. During the profitable time they have been paying dividends and still buying up businesses in Canada, Europe and all around the world for GLS, Royal mail has invested heavily in GLS letting them grow in ways and speeds they wouldn't have been able to do alone, I think alot of you forget where the growth is from (acquisitions mainly). But when Royal Mail is unprofitable mainly down to Ofcom's rules on the USO, and one off restructuring costs like redundancies and parcel hubs, GLS isn't funding royal mail it is allowed to keep it's own profit that royal mail has invested in and now management think they should depart off on their own?
Set your wife up with a little business using your savings and after years of you working hard to invest more when you can and it finally pays off, I'm sure you will want her take off with her profits and leave you with nothing!? Personally I'd say stick together and let both incomes help when needed and invest when possibilities arise and share the hard earned profits together.
Sold my shares a while back as it seemed a long time untill the potential for Haydale to take off, but now seems to be the time to jump back in (and at a steal right now). I dont want to risk missing out as I believe in the potential of graphene technologies.
"Our transition from a research and development focussed organisation to a commercial operation has accelerated during the second half of the year, and we look forward to driving our business forward in the coming year and thereafter," said chief executive officer Keith Broadbent.
Comments like this get me excited, more of the same please. Seems as I've missed a few new potential technologies while I've been out.
Germany has been a huge user of coal power for years. They are looking to shift away from this damaging outdated technology. Could this be good for SAE? Bear in mind, Germany has never been a fan of nuclear power. The Green Party are now forming part of the new power sharing government with their best ever results, so surely this will speed up the shift away from coal significantly. Could Simec Atlantis step in with their sub coal (Uskmouth) technology? Not to mention Germany's 2,389 km (1,484 mi) of coastline that could be used with Simec Atlantis' tidal technology. These could be positive next steps for green technologies, Germany and the climate as a whole. I hope someone from Simec Atlantis are talking to the German government about what SAE can do. They could even get EU support.
I agree if the Welsh government doesn't want SAE to convert Uskmouth, the obvious answer is to take the conversion ideas and knowhow to any of the other coal plants around the world. World leaders want to close coal plants but need the energy provided from them. This way they can reduce there carbon without losing the energy, keeping the existing infrastructure and using there own waste from there own country for the pellets, solving another of there problems. It's hard to believe countries/world leaders/energy companies aren't banging down SAEs door for there services.
Good to see Royal mail back on the ftse 100 risers board today. Well done everyone for holding and not falling for the short. This company is much better then that and they now know it. Small holder and posties with stock are in this for the long term and support royal mail and there vital service, as do most of the British public.
After a few weeks at half where the share price should be, we are finally correcting upwards. This may take a while and there will no doubts be resistance to push through but with the results due in a fortnight and nothing but good news and high forcasts from all but one broker, it's onwards and upwards from here.
Alot of postmen and women are selling there shares now, when they first became available to sell they were looking at £1.50 a share with tax to pay on them. Now the shares are at a more reasonable (albeit low) level and with no tax to pay as they have been held in the plan for long enough. This means many are now selling up. Remember that postmen and women were given 10% of the shares of the sale of royal mail, so this accounts for alot of shares getting sold, so the share price will get lower for the next six to twelve months. Then the share price will rise will match the forcasts of many brokers who are aiming for £8-£10 a share. My advice to any Royal mail staff is dont sell in this dip. This is where the market makers will take your shares at a low price then the share price will shoot up. Good luck to all invested and thank you to all the posties keeping the country running and keeping going during the pandemic.
https://mailchi.mp/b1a73f1dbc58/the-powerhouse-energy-newsletter-august-2021?e=d07c91bca7
This is the latest one for August.
Up 13% today, lots of interest in Europe and huge buy's still coming through. Looks like we're in for an even bigger surge this week. After all the bad climate news recently it's what this important and necessary (possibly planet saving) technology deserves.
How fast is this shooting back up. Woke up to the dip decided to have a coffee to mull over the options do I wait it out, buy more, move some money about etc. And before I've even sat down with my cuppa the price is racing up even with all these de ramping muppets saying 5p. I think the RNS was clear that helium is there. More drills to go, this one just seems abit difficult at the mo witch it would with the washout and the sideline drill, hopefully our luck is about to change. You dont get a multi bagger over night on the firs attempt.
Thirded, motion carried!
I for one will now be referring to them as Atlantis.
Good to see some positivity on the Atlantis board again. It has been nothing but de-rampers drounding out anything about the company for weeks.