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Kev,

I concur!

I still think its down to shorts closing, as all 3 had dropped far enough for shorters to take their profit.

The oil thing hardly impacts AFC. No companies, governments etc are going to make a mad rush to buy (any manufacturers) Fuel Cells and Electrolysers just because Germany agree to block Russian oil. OPEC will fill the shortfall, so no need for any knee jerk reactions.

The rumoured takeover bid posted on CWR BB also does not effect ITM or AFC, in fact it's more likely that short term traders would move from AFC and ITM into CWR for a near term spike, meaning AFC and ITM would drop, but they didn't, so it can't be that either.

The lack of shorters and day traders bashing AFC on Friday says it all really, after another week of intense attacks on AFC the pack of vermin have all gone long now, IMVHO.

Staggers,

I concur!

Shell will be converting it's forecourts to partial or full EV Charging Hubs, and building new EV Charging Hubs like Gridserve's. Through this, there will undoubtedly be opportunities for our (AFC+ABB) Hydrogen/Ammonia/Methanol fed EV Chargers where the grid is restricted at Shell's sites, and as temporary systems whilst Shell work on grid upgrades or installation to new sites.

Also where Shell build Green Hydrogen Refuelling Stations, we offer them the option to install high efficiency H2 fed EV Chargers on the same site with no grid power required.

Every partner or client that ABB gets should be viewed as an opportunity for AFC.

I still have the large holding I bought over 10 years ago, plus top ups including over 200k a few weeks ago. When I get my circa £250k inheritance, my 50% of the value of my dad's house minus costs, I'll be adding another big chunk. That's now looking like up to 3 months away, as only recently accepted the offer.

I don't see the point in this short term view of QFI. WGAF if it goes up or down half a penny, not me, as I'm far more interested in the big money when commercial sales get going, and half a penny or a penny here and there at this time fades into insignificance.

But refinery residue is a pain the ass for the oil industry, They have to use their valuable distillates to thin it down just to get rid of it. I'm sure they'd rather plug a few MMU's in and use water to thin it down and sell it, as they can still sell the distillates, its a win-win for the oil industry.

Hopefully Aminex pots some black with CH-1 !!!

Germany not opposing a ban on Russian oil does not have much implication for AFC, CWR or ITM, certainly not something to cause a 10% price jump, it's far more relevant to oil companies that are not connected to Russia.

And those were just the shorts of 0.5% and above that have to be announced, likely there were more below the 0.5%, especially with the con men all over this board trying to talk the price down.

All 3 stock we know were being shorted by Hedge Funds.

AFC 0.5%
CWR 1.31%
ITM 1.2%

Scarpa50,

I doubt that very much, as many other stocks would have had the same movement, yet the only one's I can see that shot up at 3pm are AFC, CWR and ITM.

Price going vertical from 3pm today, CWR and ITM have the same price movement, but what caused it? Hedge funds closing their shorts?

All good with low numbers of EV's, but once a larger number of EV's turn up, the grid won't be able to charge the battery storage system fast enough, and people will end up with the low level of power that the local grid can supply. It may work short term, but it's not a long term solution, so the costly grid upgrades and new substations will still be needed.

AFC's solution does not have this issue, because when larger numbers of EV's start arriving to charge, they can just upgrade to a bigger Hydrogen/Ammonia/Methanol tank or increase to multiple tanks.

Reminder to ignore the con men that try to spread doubt and fear.

"Martin Sorrell has said he anticipates there will soon be a “resolution” to the auditing delays at S4 Capital and maintained it involves nothing “material” because the company and its auditor, PwC, would have been “obligated” to disclose it to investors."

https://www.prweek.com/article/1753395/sorrell-expect-resolution-s4-capital-audit-delay-soon-not-material

Going back to this:

"....because of the impact of Covid and Omicron on travel and resource allocation, particularly in the Netherlands, PricewaterhouseCoopers has requested a further period to complete its audit work."

I take it from the above that PWC in the Netherlands is relevant to completion of S4's audit.

I note that 2 May is not a public holiday in the Netherlands, so this may help with getting the results announced next Tuesday, if that is how PWC's timing pans out.

https://www.government.nl/topics/working-hours/question-and-answer/public-holidays-in-the-netherlands

This news item is coming up to 2 months old (date appears to be 11 March) and they were flying along "in high gear" at the time, this shows real urgency by APT. Suppose they started scanning a small area over CH-1 about 2 weeks after these photos, that would be around 25 March. If they took 2 weeks to do that smaller area, and takes possibly 4 weeks to analyse it, then we'd be looking at results at the end of next week or the week after.
https://darmpya.com/seismic-acquisition-preps-at-ruvuma-block-in-high-gear/

Kelham,

From the recent Final Results:

Signed MoU with leading diesel generator hire business, Altaaqa Alternative Solutions, for an exclusive dealership proposal for the MENA region.

Key amongst our partners announced in the temporary power and construction industry are Altaaqa Alternative Solutions ("Altaaqa"), one of the world's largest distributors of diesel generators based out of Saudi Arabia, and MACE, one of the UK's leading construction contractors.

We are progressing well on discussions with Altaaqa for a dealership agreement across the Saudi and MENA regions based on their strong focus on transitioning away from fossil fuels in remote power. Altaaqa's current market leading multi gigawatt fossil-based power generator business across Saudi Arabia and surrounding regions fits very well with our aspirations for targeting the Gulf region for fuel cell deployment.

http://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/1086E_1-2022-3-8.pdf

And on your other question, best ignore ade, he posts non stop garbage. He can't possibly know the profitability of AFC systems unless he is AFC's accountant, which he isn't, he's just the village idiot.

Alt,

I think the 'ch' at the end of his name is because he's from Switzerland, as many already suspected.

Telecom12,

I can't wait for the Altaaqa distributorship announcement, it will be a huge deal for AFC. We must be very close to it now.

Aim,

We do when volume is low, because that is when sentiment can change the price on just a small amount of buying, selling or shorting, to the benefit of the short term traders that infest and ruin this board.

Long term, PI's do make a difference, as it is their support during low volume times that prevents stock from eroding the gains during made at peak trading times.

Rooky,

Remember the boy that cried WOLF, and then nobody believed him?

DesertWOLFch has been crying WOLF about AB, AFC PR, AF sales etc for a few years now, and I guess the vast majority do ignore him now, even if it's only subconsciously instead of using the filter.

Jettydog,

Absolutely!

That'll be why I topped up with over 1m a few weeks back, to add to the few million I already held ….. that and the prospect of finding the missing oil.