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Here is a nice link to explain it.

https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/what-is-arbitrage/

mcmikeyh,

You only seem to read half of something and then come to an incorrect assumption.

To clarify, I said that there would be arbitration between the two markets, which would either happen by MM's adjusting UK prices before the open, or by people buying in UK and selling in Germany for an instant profit. Clearly and obviously neither can happen until the UK market opens, so I can't see why you are suggesting that was something I said, as it definitely was not (feel free to read all my posts, you will see that I stated arbitrage would happen when the UK market opened, not before).

Exactly, that's why I said 'nothing to do with Back To The Future!'.

I guess that pun went right over your head LOL!

McPhy, (nothing to do with Back To The Future!)

McPhy could be one of those testing Alkamem, and a potential buyer of the IP for use in Electrolysis only.

"McPhy selected as preferred supplier for 100MW green hydrogen project"

"The zero-carbon H2 production and equipment specialist will be equipping that project with a 100MW electrolysis facility."

"The company was selected as a preferred partner for its innovative electrolysis tech dubbed the Augmented McLyzer."

https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/mcphy-green-hydrogen-project/8550607/

"New generation of pressurized alkaline electrolysis for large-scale platforms (multi-MW/GW)"

"McPhy launched in 2018 its breakthrough “Augmented McLyzer” technology, a unique combination of our core expertise of high-pressure alkaline electrolysis and the integration of new generation electrodes with high current density (doubled compared to standard electrodes) that significantly increase the performance of our equipment, all within a compact design."

"The solution is fully modularized and based on a 4 MW module design (McLyzer 800-30), used as a “building block”. Our systems produce zero-carbon hydrogen directly at 30 bar, and are designed to scale up with your operating rhythm."

https://mcphy.com/en/equipment-services/electrolyzers/augmented/

“Working with multiple technologies that include micro electrolysers, metal hydride storage and mobile solar arrays, AFC Energy has enabled Extreme E to be the world's first sporting event not only utilising zero emission power generators, but also generating its own green hydrogen on site for consumption over the race weekend.”

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/961388/afc-energy-puts-data-from-extreme-e-hydrogen-refueling-deployments-to-commercial-use-961388.html

The Extreme E metal hydride storage might be the one from McPhy, linking them to AFC with their work on specifying the system and integrating the parts.

"GKN Powder Metallurgy and McPhy are commercially involved in deploying metal hydrides for hydrogen storage."

"France-based McPhy previously collaborated with Italy’s Enel to provide a magnesium hydride-based solid hydrogen storage system. The system was deployed with the objective of providing seasonal storage for renewable electricity generation. "

https://guidehouseinsights.com/news-and-views/hydrogen-storage-using-metal-hydrides

Why stick with a wrong opinion when people tell you the facts?

If people can buy on LSE and sell on German Bourses, which many can do through online share dealing services, and dealers and ii's can easily do through their trading platforms, then prices will quickly level out between the two countries, hence you won't see a 10% difference or even a 5% difference for very long, as stock would be bought on LSE and then immediately sold at a profit on Tradegate or other German Bourse. Maybe some can't grasp this fact, but it's a fact nonetheless.

Lots of filtered messages that I can't read, but I'll just add that if people can buy on LSE and sell on German Bourses, which many can do through online share dealing services, and dealers and ii's can easily do through their trading platforms, then prices will quickly level out between the two countries, hence you won't see a 10% difference or even a 5% difference for very long, as stock would be bought on LSE and then immediately sold at a profit on Tradegate or other German Bourse. Maybe some can't grasp this fact, but it's a fact nonetheless.

Age is irrelevant. I have believed that ever since I learnt that all matter in the Universe was created at the same instant in the 'big bang', including all the matter we are made of, so our age is actually the age of all the particles and energy we are made of, which is as old as the Universe. It has nothing to do with counting the number of times the Earth rotates around the Sun, which is just a human concept for something it may be completely wrong about (time).

Also, there are children with PhD's, children leading Climate Change Global movements, children doing many things that 40 years ago children would not have been allowed to do due to their perceived age, what makes an old person any better than them, nothing.

Having checked your previous posts, another one on the filter.

Wrong!

As I said last night, there has to be some arbitration between UK markets and German markets, because you cannot have a stock trading at a 10% higher price in one of them but not the other.

If you look at the prices today starting at the time of the UK open, arbitration is precisely what happened, as UK prices went up a bit, German prices went down a bit, and they equalled out.

You must be very dense not to see this!!

MPO still playing the con man trader negative spin mind games with baseless claims I guess. That'll be why he's on my filter list.

Tradegate ASK now 0.588 which is 49p. Markets are balanced.

Tradegate ASK now 0.588 which is 49p. Markets are balanced.

mcmikeyh,

Wrong!

As I said last night, there has to be some arbitration between UK markets and German markets, because you cannot have a stock trading at a 10% higher price in one of them but not the other.

If you look at the prices today starting at the time of the UK open, arbitration is precisely what happened, as UK prices went up a bit, German prices went down a bit, and they equalled out.

mcmikeyh,

Wrong!

As I said last night, there has to be some arbitration between UK markets and German markets, because you cannot have a stock trading at a 10% higher price in one of them but not the other.

If you look at the prices today starting at the time of the UK open, arbitration is precisely what happened, as UK prices went up a bit, German prices went down a bit, and they equalled out.

ABB should be one of the first to pop an order in for an HFC to integrate with it's EV Charger and Battery Storage. Acciona and Mace could also get in early orders for HFC's to test on construction sites.

Johnny,

Nice for all genuine holders if it happens!

I am hoping for HFC lease deals possibly as early as the next week or two, as these will be ready for deployment in Q1 says AFC "The HFC will be deployable in Q1 2022 running off direct hydrogen", and we have 50+qualified sales leads to lease HFC systems to, plus loads that were on the shelf waiting for the S Series, no need for them to wait any longer for a compact system.

If you haven't watched the video all the way through, only the bit I highlighted with the Jankel truck on it, then I also suggest watching the bit from 16 minutes and listen to what is said, because it indicates to me that just for EV charging Extreme E could do with a more powerful HFC system this year, before they even start looking at powering the entire site with an AFC system. The use of Air Conditioning systems to cool the batteries whilst charging must also use a lot of power, which could be covered by a more powerful HFC system, before they go to powering the whole site.

https://insideevs.com/news/556861/extreme-e/

If you haven't watched the video all the way through, only the bit I highlighted with the Jankel truck on it, then I also suggest watching the bit from 16 minutes and listen to what is said, because it indicates to me that just for EV charging Extreme E could do with a more powerful HFC system this year, before they even start looking at powering the entire site with an AFC system. The use of Air Conditioning systems to cool the batteries whilst charging must also use a lot of power, which could be covered by a more powerful HFC system, before they go to powering the whole site.

https://insideevs.com/news/556861/extreme-e/

Looking at other Fuel Cell stocks on the German Bourses, I see that CWR, ITM and PPS are all nicely up, with PPS up 20% on several exchanges. PHE is also nicely up.

Money going into the sector over there bodes well for money flowing into the sector on the UK and USA markets, in fact I see that in the USA FCEL is up over 10% today on no news (maybe tipped in the press there though), and the other USA Fuel Cell stocks are all up too.

faragoat,

You are correct.

As I said, you can't have the stock selling for a significant percentage more in Germany than in the UK, the MM's won't allow that to happen and will mark up the UK prices, as they have done in the past when German Bourses have shown big gains for AFC.