The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
What really is going to hold this project up is the glacial speed with which the EU funding cogs will turn. Applications to be made, in triplicate. Palms greased, Ego's stroked. Assessments made, Blah Blah Blah......
It's going to be a bit like the HS2 fiasco. A long drawn out flawed process.
By the time the grants happen, mark my words the lithium boom will be over and we'll all be flying around in nuclear fusion powered DeLoreans.
Cez's best bet would be to start the project right now. Sod the EU grants.....Get it going and up and running.
The largest lithium deposit in Europe is worth nothing if it's still stuck underground!
Kiss of death from Slappy, the *Goosebumps " ventriloquist dummy. Grinning inanely as everything he touches turns to crap!
Gawd, I hope he doesn't focus on EMH;
What the!.....
Share price 408.8
Bid. 311.0
Ask 500.0
Spread. 60.7%
About time. Now watch it fly after the walk down it's endured.
Don't see any mention of Ceres in the article. It does however reference "Ballard".....
Crikey! Canada? They could have just gone over the border to Cinovec and invested in the largest lithium deposit in Europe.
Their loss I suppose!
I hope they get REAMED!
There's major electrolyser projects currently being developed in the UK.
I read about one such project in my home town when it was announced last year, and sent an email to Ceres asking if it was going to be equipped with their SOFC's. They never bothered replying!
Now I see in my local press that it could actually be up and running in 2025!
https://www.nwemail.co.uk/news/23541716.major-barrow-energy-hub-use-2025/
Meanwhile in Ceres land there doesn't appear to be much happening.
Phil Caldwell is really going to have to get his finger out, before Ceres ends up marginalised like Betamax in the VHS vs. Betamax battle of the early 80's
Because the market makers manipulate aim to make money.
If you look at trends over a few weeks or months you can see certain shares that are bounced up and down in price in order to make profits. Over a short period you get the same old share names. Week after week. Boosted up, and then down, then up again, then down.
The MM pull the strings, just like controlling a puppet, to make a profit, and then when they've torn the r-se out of it they move in to different companies.
If you watch the trends over 3 or 4 months on the top risers and top fallers, you'll see it clearly. Same names bounced up and down.
The sooner we get rock out of the ground the better. Unfortunately in EU land, everything appears to progress glacially. They want to ban the sale of internal combustion cars by year 'X' but have to realise that they should be actively developing the whole supply chain, not in a few years time, but NOW!
Lets hope that they don't discover a group of endangered natterjack toads on the site or some rare flora.....
My own home town were refused to allow sea defences to be built to protect a road from erosion because of rare sea cabbages growing on the shingle.
Guess what? After a few more years the erosion destroyed the shingle, the road, AND the ruddy sea cabbages!
£15
About time we had some good news. I was getting sick of watching the tumbleweed blowing around! Onwards and upwards people!
Nah, back to £15 in no time.
But a quick look at this morning's stats for Ceres currently shows 170k sells vs. 550k worth of buys......So how come the drop in price?
Yeah....Thanks ITM!
Chance to make an easy 10% on the back of today's knee jerk reaction.
To me this article and these "types" of articles are written not by someone investigating the company and what it's doing, and it's future direction, but are more than likely produced by an automated algorithm from a spread sheet.
It selects a company, examines the cash flow, market valuation and possible a few more financial stats.
The algorithm then comes up with a number of assumptions from this.
In reality it's just padding to fill column space between the proper market news.
A bit like going in to see a palm reader and upon seeing an indentation on your ring finger, they make an assumption that you are estranged from a partner, blah blah blah.
All very well Bosch investing in a fuel cell assembly plant, but what fuel cells will they be using. They don't just have agreements with Ceres alone. I see a Betamax Vs. VHS situation in the fuel cell wars. Betamax was technically better than VHS, but due to a number of commercial decisions the VHS system became the defacto standard for consumer video recording.
Ceres need to be pushing and pushing it's tech to the market. There's quite a few fuel cell systems out there and the primary aim should be to be THE number one in the industry. A name that is automatically associated with fuel cells, just as Hoover became THE consumer name whenever refering to a vacuum cleaner.
This share should be flying . Partnership with Shell. 2025 production. Green energy.
It's massively undervalued right now. In all honesty it should be at least double what it was at it's peak. I too am holding on, I just wish I had some spare cash to put in at these bargain prices.
I hope you're right Ant.