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Morbox: Thanks for this.

Rearranging the deck chairs!

OK I will bite. I suspect that a fair few of us who have been here a very long time - drilling in the North Sea and finding nothing - may well sell a good percentage at 10p (and maybe even a smaller percentage at 6p!) I would like to think I would hold on for north of 50p - but I wasn't a pensioner when I brought my first batch - and I fear I may be beyond spending it if I wait for north of 20p.

I wouldn't send it back. Doesn't seem to have impressed the market though.

50p by Christmas? Such humour . . . how about - down on the day!

"I would expect a double digit sp rise on those results" . . . and we get? 0.40 - I suppose you could argue that .40 is double digit!

Good news, well that's my reading of it, down we tick. Finding it harder and harder to "keep the faith"

Possibly not o your best timing! Laced with irony - I added yesterday

Now if we could just get ITM to sponsor the Millers . . . OK maybe not.

Great news indeed - and I really like that tie in with Sheffield Uni. One might hope to hear supportive comments from a government committed to "going green" - however I suspect their "news" will be about Rolls Royce and Small Nuclear Reactors.

On the other hand (up 4%) . . I know it's too early to tell but still nice to see

Radio 4. Hydrogen Revolution.
It could be the clean fuel of the near future- for homes and for heavy machinery. Lord Bamford, head of JCB, is betting that it will power the next generation of emission-free tractors, diggers and loaders. Tom Heap meets the JCB team and discusses the pros and cons of hydrogen with climate scientist, Tamsin Edwards of King's College, London.

13:45 28th Oct - or anytime via Sounds. Just started listening myself.

Hydrogen Revolution.
It could be the clean fuel of the near future- for homes and for heavy machinery. Lord Bamford, head of JCB, is betting that it will power the next generation of emission-free tractors, diggers and loaders. Tom Heap meets the JCB team and discusses the pros and cons of hydrogen with climate scientist, Tamsin Edwards of King's College, London.

13:45 28th Oct - or anytime via Sounds. Just started listening myself.

"the news reel runs beyond next summer" . . . I am right in assuming that this is good news? I have been wrong far too often here!

I have the patience and a fair few of these >150,000 - not sure I have the time (now in my 70s!)

Looks like I made a bad decision - certainly poor timing. Anyone able to enlighten me as to the reason for this steady, continuing drop?

Haggis etc. Oh dear . . . . (1) the pollution generated by changing your car - whatever you change it to - far exceeds the pollution generated by keeping the old one - whatever fuel it runs on. (2) You seriously think EVs are cleaner/environmentally better than vehicles running on Hydrogen? Good rant though.

Well said/explained. Thanks.

No problems with the lack of sophisticated technology and didn't mind the standard slides - if only there had been less emphasis on their being a technology company and constant reference to digital presence. I think it was just me but my major problem is that I was left with a feeling of "Emperors New Clothes" . Much mention of quality technical solutions - little mention of exactly what these solutions were. I guess I need to do more research so that I know - but wasn't the idea that they told me?

I remain a strong buyer/holder but am I alone in finding the presentation far below the standard I had hoped for? Compare it to, say, ITM. Eqtec see themselves as a digital technology company - watching that online presentation you would never had guessed that/ Logged off. Will fast forward through the recording later. May just be me.