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He should get the sack if you ask me. If no sales this will be back below 10p. I don't know about others but I feel Bond's arrogant attitude and propensity to exaggerate on expectations is causing great harm to AFC's prospects. You can only get away with delivering nothing but bluster for so long.

This company is slowly draining away on no sales. Meanwhile the CEO is being enriched at shareholders' expense. A very unsatisfactory situation.

I meant 10% plus. Fat fingers. Lol

The market likes it! Just bad timing with the general sell off otherwise this could've been doing 20% plus! The future's bright!

I've been saying that for a while Cheek! Long overdue. Tomorrow will not be good. AFC are down 5% on Tradegate this evening so doesn't augur well unless we get news of sales. Some chance!

Well done Seg. Hopefully it'll keep on rising from here. If US inflation is steady there might be some more upward movement. Would love for you to have bought at the bottom.

The200KW solid system looks fantastic. If this can be reproduced in the real world then AFC will be on their way to becoming a multi billion pound company. It's just the little matter of perfecting the solid membrane, which is the key component that's holding this back. Would be good to know how it's progressing but maybe that's asking too much!

I wouldn't disagree with your prediction Seance but it won't be pleasant getting there! Unfortunately I've deployed all my dry powder elsewhere (losing a fortune also!) so won't be buying more. The sensible thing would be to sell and buy back lower but I don't seem to be good at selling. Good luck to you too.

Ok Aim. I wish I still had your confidence that all will be well. I will concede, however that I should've taken your advice to sell when the SP was much higher.: Incidentally, when do you see the price recovering?

I hope you're right Seg but I can't see this market slump blowing over anytime soon. BOE and FED seem intent on creating economic pessimism.

No NOTHING at all to do with AFC and its non delivery of expected contracts!
Yeah right! Haggis' lack of credibility stooping to new lows. The guy is a menace and I suspect has cost many holders a lot of money but he has no shame. A true con man if ever I saw one!

I'm sure that price is in Euro so circa £1.70 which I'd settle for at the moment!

johnny doesn't let facts get in the way of a good old ramp.

I see haggis still pumping away but I notice he hasn't posted any prices for US hydrogen stocks tonight! Wonder why? More pain to come tomorrow!

You've been saying that since 60 odd pence Aim! Just admit for once, AFC has not lived up to expectations.

Just, that confirms to me what we're dealing with here in Adam Bond. His word is clearly not his bond (pun intended) and the main reason lots of us have been caught out buying in here at much higher prices. His arrogance towards PIs knows no bounds.

And still they ramp. Have they no shame? This company has not delivered and shareholders are now paying the price. Meanwhile Bond is rolling in it. You couldn't make it up!

Possibly Aim as it would show intent on the part of the company to progress commercially thus restoring some market confidence. Persisting with the current almost abandoned website smacks of indifference to the interests of investors, which is obviously bad for market sentiment.

Because it's all about the performance in comparison to PEM fuel cells. I'm no expert but my understanding is that the potential of AlkaMem in this regard is equal to if not better than PEM but without the expensive 5 9s hydrogen, hence the holy grail analogy. So the L cell and to a lesser extent the HFC although able to use less pure hydrogen or methanol are not suffiently energy dense which means money saved will then be negated by the poor, in comparison to PEM, energy output.

Yes Marley it was but ABB are aware of the significant rewards if the much hyped membrane can be perfected so I believe they have invested a small amount for them on a gamble that this will happen. Unfortunately I don't think we're anywhere near doing so hence the commercially acquired membrane being used in the HFC. If I'm wrong here I'm happy to be corrected.