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Thanks for explaining that Eddietheo. I had convinced myself it was a negative but I see your option C makes complete sense. That's cheered me up. Appreciated.

I note some of the options listed in the RNS today are for very low SPs. I don't understand why these wouldn't have already been exercised as clearly at current SP, there's great profit to be made. I must confess seeing options at such a low SP concerns me. Can someone who understands how this works please explain this apparent anomaly? Many thanks in anticipation.

Let's hope so Kev. Would be nice to hear more from Iain Thomson in his guise as our Communications and Investor relations expert.

Plug Power, Fuel Cell Energy and Ballard all up stateside. Seems there is an appetite over there for fuelcell companies. Maybe we'll have a strong finish.

The scourge of Covid still exists unfortunately. Once the vaccination regime gets going properly we should see everything settle down. I reassure myself by thinking that ABB wouldn't get involved so publicly with AFC if they thought it a dud. Patience and intestinal fortitude will hopefully be rewarded soon with the arrival of more game changing and SP enhancing news.

Yes it is getting tedious. Holding AFC is not easy when the MMs keep going for these big drops to flush out weak holders. Something from AB or IT to steady the ship (and my nerves) would be most welcome.

Thanks Heath. Interesting article. Fascinating how inefficient the transportation of electricity along cables actually is. It seems then that there are many good reasons for generating power locally so I agree Bananaman it could be the future and I happen to know a company that could help make that future a reality! The opportunities for AFC in such a scenario are boundless. I think we could be onto a winner here!

I've often thought local reliable power production makes complete sense. If all our power production is concentrated at a relatively small number of power stations then the energy flow from said power stations would be much easier to disrupt by malign forces e.g. in a cyber war, rendering the country a sitting duck to any would be enemies.

Well if it works as described then it will be a game changer. As you say Klunk, not long to wait. A little more patience will hopefully lead us to the promised land!

I'd love to see an ammonia cracker demonstrated working with our FC as to date we've only been told it works. I feel if AFC were to do such a demo publicly as per the roadshow, interest in our product would soar overnight along with the SP!

88p in US.

The POC could be a game changer. Chris Whitty's threat to lock us down next winter too could be negated by good POC testing. SARS Cov 2 is here to stay just like influenza. It'll mutate constantly requiring annual vaccinations and of course ongoing testing. Hopefully GDR's products will prove useful in this regard particularly if they can use saliva.

I guess it'd have to be our solid fuel cell to make it small enough. The 2022 timescale fits nicely with the projected commercialisation of said solid cell.

Solid better than liquid in batteries too. Anyhow they'll still need to be charged albeit less frequently by the looks of it. All this info coming out confirms that battery power is going to dominate the automotive industry. AFC's chargers will be in huge demand!

I've extracted this quote from the article I posted. Made me wonder if the "extremely promising developments related to EVs by mid year" could be related to zero emission charging! I'm sure ABB will be talking to the likes of Mercedes about supplying zero emission EV chargers. It's got to be a no brainer for car manufacturers seeking the holy grail of zero emission motoring.

"Deutsche Bank analysts wrote in a report Friday that Daimler is the best way to “play near-term European autos strength” and predicted “extremely promising” developments related to EVs by midyear."

EVs are go at Mercedes. Looks like AFC are on to a winner. Zero emission charging has got to be the way forward for the likes of Mercedes so they can achieve their zero emissions ambitions, which will repair their historical reputation as a major emitter of Co2.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-07/mercedes-meets-european-co2-targets-as-sales-recovery-continues&ved=2ahUKEwip_Mb9iIzuAhXuxoUKHRi5AXYQxfQBMAB6BAgDEAY&usg=AOvVaw0AZV98h7875DAxpn9hHbBA&cshid=1610099863248

87p finish stateside. ($1.18)

Wow. I put everything in at just under 5p had over 200000 shares but bottled in February and sold in the low 30s and high 20s. I made a lot but now wish I'd held and looked away when it went back to the teens. I bought back in but have way less than 100k shares now. I admire your confidence to hold throughout. Good luck.

It'll take balls of steel not to be tempted to sell way before that Chippyjo.

Anything is possible Dave but I hope your concern about possible issues with EE prove unfounded. I like your prediction for the rest of the year though. Maybe you should take some profit for yourself and not just other family members when the time is right.