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Thanks so far.
However, if they 'hold' such shares - are they MMs or are they 'shareholders'?

@13th - I am only going by what GB has posted. Even if there are no RNSs, the 'total' revenue should be reflected in the figures. For example - GB says
1. Most shareholders overlook that COVID19 accelerated the development of an already operational pathogen detection and identification system for #ModernWater equipment that already detected 2700+ virus, bacteria and toxins
2. A lot of the infrastructure already exists, over 3000 units installed, just needs to be retrofitted to add #AI and real-time identification of the target pathogen
3. You forgot that there is 30+ years and 60+ countries where #Microtox is a recognised incumbent water contamination Brand.
I am taking all of the above at face value. Yet, if the process(es) are so widespread and successful, *cumulatively* there ought to be more revenue coming in?
I continue to remain invested in this company - the Q is whether it is a case of 'Jam Tomorrow' for ever?

Sorry for a dumb q guys but looks like there's a few of us wondering about it.
How do AFC shares trade on Tradegate when they are 'listed' on the LSE AIM?

It is really rewarding to read these posts and know that we invested in this share (and held on to it!!).
I am buzzing and the wife wonders what am I smoking?!
I said AFC/CWR/ITM :-)

What's your sell price Aimmillionaire?
(just curious)

GB gave a point by point update/ response too. All very impressive.
However, that left me wondering - if all of those things that GB described *have* been happening, why haven't we seen that in revenue yet?
I wholeheartedly support the company but the hype (on Twitter) and reality (in revenue) needs to match.

Couldn't they use ITM to supply hydrogen?
Just asking.....

@BombaySapphire - I invested in SAE thinking it ought to be easily profitable.
Heavy base tidal turbines, predictable tides and huge oceans. Somehow they have never got it profitable and were taken over. I am still underwater with them. Hopefully, they'll come through this - but their focus has now shifted since acquired by Liberty Global.

It is a balance.
Positives are the quote free goods.
Negatives is the lack of reciprocity in services.
A big positive - from a Northern perspective - is 'control over immigration'. Particularly, those who only appear to come over for the 'welfare benefits'.
The world is likely to flock to GB now that the deal is done. India GB deal will be the first one to be announced around 26th January.

LOL.
How many are you buying on the dips?

Let us also not forget that Extreme E will be telecast LIVE on the BBC.
It enhances BBC's 'green' credentials - so expect more discussion and conversation around it.
No wonder AFC appointed a PR chap!
Wow!
Just WoW.

EV charging being done by AFC.
Great stock to invest in now whilst it is in two digits. Expect it to match CWR soon.
DYOR.
GLA.

Bought 19p

@Moreis - try EQT

Echo that.
I truly salute the knowledge, enthusiasm and bon homie on this board.
Most importantly, it is nice to have some info from GB without having to reveal too much to get him into trouble. It is highly appreciated.

I think they are likely to take a 'strategic' partnership or become a strategic investor. That way, they can keep their options open.
Currently, the oil majors are taking a hammering due to low uptake, climate change dictated change of use (phasing out of oil) and competition amongst tech to become the next VHS.
There will be a shake out soon. The current valuations feel like the dot com bubble (for some shares).

The news is great. How many of those SUVs are electric or are all of them EVs?

I learn something new on these boards everyday!

Sorry to be a bit thick.
What is the link between MSP and AFC?

I am not ramping it - but I wouldn't be surprised if we see £20 by the end of 2021.