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Sector Driven31 May 2023 14:53

Ignore the swindlers - the current share price is 100% sector driven. DYOR.

Good news on the way.

I'm topping up again at these gift prices.

Stay strong.

You still haven't posted the buy you were boasting about making in May Goat! It was just before it bombed to 11p! Now back to 15p. Wow!

I bet you didn't buy any! You're a typical ramper and BTW if Gary had bought 150,000 the market might take it as a positive. 50000 is just about appearances!

Just a pity the CEO never does.

I really hope Bond et al don't go back into hibernation now that they've got the interims out of the way. The market needs to hear about further progress on the ABB 200KW unit as well as the power towers. To fall silent again at this stage, for a protracted period, would speak volumes!

"JPMorgan analysts David H Perry and Alessandro Rossi Polvara cited the firm’s pricing power for their upgrade on Monday. “We had been very skeptical that Rolls-Royce would be able to raise its prices so significantly, but it appears we were mistaken,” they wrote in a note to clients."

It appears so!

Well, it looks like AFC are ahead at this stage so hopefully they can capitalise on their leading position. The disappointing thing though is that AFC have lost their advantage with the demise of their plans to make big power from innovative anionic membrane technology, which as we know hasn't materialised, so they are now seemingly having to fight it out with other PEM fuel cell providers. If AlkaMem had happened as promised this would be a different company.

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But you're happy to believe anything they say Jim as long as you get your £1.50! I'm sick of Bond's jam tomorrow routine and it looks like Robin Koeken is too. Talk of a revolutionary ammonia cracker is just tiresome following on from the AlkaMem debacle. What happened to the in house research unit they announced to perfect it! With hindsight, one can see that AlkaMem was never a realistic prospect and this cracker has all the same ingredients. BTW, has anyone noticed, they still haven't sold a god damn thing!

So a longtime before it's commercially ready, given AFC's product development track record. At least Bond hasn't called it the Holy Grail 2! But it does sound too much like an AlkaMem wonder product to me and I'll be surprised if they ever commercialise it. I hope It's not more Bond BS.

We need a Tufan Erginbilgic type character to turn this behemoth around. RR's SP has more than doubled in the last year and is starting to head back towards pre pandemic levels. As a shareholder in both, I'm happy and sad at the same time. I desperately want VOD to join the same party RR is holding. Come on Margherita!

5.5 million shares! Lol. It's depressing to see Ramper haggis returning here with a vengeance. This poster is bad for your wealth, beware! He used to repeatedly assure posters that AFC's MC wouldn't go below £500 million! He is a paid ramper who was obviously kicked off the board under his previous moniker of haggis (now StochCheque) for excessive ramping, which I'm sure cost some more gullible investors, a lot of money. He also trades this share!

Based on the positive outlook alone, I'd expect to see further broker upgrades in the next few trading days. Great results and well done to Tufan for delivering them. The future is assured and will be prosperous for RR shareholders.

"A key theme across the data centre and wider European energy market is the need for decarbonisation and the role hydrogen can play in supporting this outcome. What I've seen at AFC Energy in the past eighteen months is a targeted focus on supporting industry deliver on its net zero aspirations and through the great work it is doing with ABB, I can see immense opportunities for the technology and the Company's flex fuel strategy. I am excited at the prospects for AFC Energy and look forward to being part of its success in Europe."

Said Robin Koeken on the 7th March! He was so excited for the prospects of AFC Energy and being part of its success in Europe that he left after 5 months! It's laughable reading haggis' pathetic attempts to put a positive spin on this negative development.

The fact that you and others don't see Robin's departure as concerning Escala proves you are completely blinkered and in thrall to Adam Bond et al! It's not good news!

On top of Jim Gibson leaving, this is quite concerning. I suspect he didn't like Bond's modus operandus. Why would someone leave after only 6 months if everything was ticking along nicely towards big sales?! Maybe Robin uncovered something rotten at AFC. It's also quite concerning that Ramper haggis has returned with a vengeance to desperately try to keep the SP up, which implies no SP enhancing news is in the offing.

The lack of posts this morning shows how underwhelming this interim report is. It's not a patch on 2021's!

It's pretty small beer after so many years. The loss of AlkaMem is a big problem in my view as seen by the fact they're going down the power tower route instead of the Cube etc. so power output will be limited. Hopefully the 200KW system can pick up more sales.

A very good post Are, which captures precisely why lots of investors are angry. It's odd that some on here seem to have enjoyed being shafted by Bond. Maybe they're all masochists! Ok recent news sounds promising but Bond's track record for delivering on previous joint ventures/partnerships is so poor that it's best not to get overly excited at this stage, unlike haggis and some others on here.

Said the deluded fool who thought the SP would be £1.50 by Y/E 2021! Lol

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The aircraft landed safely so no issues. Of course it's all airlines' and passengers' worst nightmare.

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