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Undervalued even more now, plus huge upside ahead!!

Very lucky that the lockdown caused a drop, otherwise you would never have seen the gap filled. So no genius required, just pot luck.

MM's definitely taking advantage of the lockdown to pull a few stocks back that had gone a long way last year, an easy opportunity to reload their books and fill ii orders before the next leg up.

Lockdown no big deal for AFC. Some will work from home, some socially distanced at the office and lab, some in suitable PPE at the factory.

It wasn't reported until 5:30pm-ish. Reported after the close to stop it causing an SP spike. Typical ii order that was filled over the day.

"Finally, Hamilton also wants to be guaranteed a 'hands-on' role with the team, helping them in making the electric transition. Reports suggest that Hamilton expects this to be more than just a figurehead-type position."

https://www.givemesport.com/1634601-lewis-hamilton-contract-mercedes-man-has-four-demands-to-sign-new-deal

I find that VERY interesting!!

Lewis may say, if he gets that in his contract: "First off we must have AFC Energy Hydrogen Fuel Cells running off Solar Power, it's amazing!!"

Same closing price in the USA, $1.07 = 79p

As for "fallen so much today" WHOOAAAAAAAA!!

A staggering THREE POINT EIGHT PENCE, after recently rising FIFTY FIVE PENCE in just EIGHT trading days without blinking!!

Classic garbage from a shorter!!

Tenbaggerboy, he's on mine too now!

If he doesn't even know what year it is, he can't know a lot about investing or about AFC!

Tradegate Closed at 79p

9.4m traded across the German exchanges today, plus 15m traded on LSE today makes 24.4m traded, which is very healthy when you consider we only dropped a small few percent.

So you're on a wind-up then?

"Today has been the biggest sell off this year to date"
First day of trading in 2021, there are no other days to compare it to!

"Could be one of the many reasons why the SP has fallen so much today."
Or could be because the wind was blowing South East and a black cat crossed the road just as you stepped in dog poo!

Whether having a laugh or on a wind-up, it's still a meaningless pointless post, thanks!

I take it you're having a laugh, it being the first trading day of the year!! Let me know when LSE add laughing emojis next to the recommend button!

conoro, no worries, I love a nice pork chop! :-D

From Boris's speech just now.

National lockdown starting tomorrow morning.

UK has already vaccinated more people than the whole of Europe.

By mid Feb if all goes well, 4 top priority groups will have been vaccinated, all care home residents and carers, everyone 70+, all frontline health and social care workers, all clinically high risk people

2 weeks from vaccine to immunity

Move out of lockdown measures after Feb half term

SHAREINTHIS, the question is, were they telling the truth, or just posing that in the hope of scaring people into selling?

I searched the Southbank's Research Website for AFC using the below search, not a single result!

site:southbankresearch.com AFC

Then there is the other question, do Southbank Research clients actually hold ANY AFC stock??? They can't sell them if they don't hold them!

I am not one for conspiracy theories. If someone sends me a story such as the one I had recently about a doctor claiming he had a cure for covid, the first thing I do is go on Snopes or search Google and see if it's true, then send them back the facts, and don't pass the message to anyone, just delete it. So when I tell you info about ii / HNW / MM dealings it's not a myth or a conspiracy theory, it's information I know from being in the finance industry for decades, and double checking any info I am told.

crazyinlove said that £471.15k and £154.09k were 'loose change' or 'pocket money' for an ii, but as I pointed out, not for an ii to gamble on an unprofitable AIM stock with only three commercial fuel cells sold to date, neither delivered yet. I'll add to that, an AIM company just emerging from over a decade of R&D, where at one point it had to go back to the drawing board and start again. Yes it has deals with ABB, Extreme E and Julich which means there is confidence in the product from big names, but to an ii it is still quite risky, way above PI risk levels.

To get an idea of all the hoops that an ii has to jump through to be able to buy AFC stock, have a read of the file on the link below. They are not like a PI, just bunging shares into an ISA, an ii is playing with other people's money, some of it might be part of YOUR pension fund, you would want them to ensure they had fully analysed AFC Energy. One thing I am certain of, is that the Brokers have advised the ii's to buy and have provided a lot more information than we mere PI's are privy to!!

https://www.cfainstitute.org/-/media/documents/article/position-paper/investment-policy-statement-institutional-investors.ashx

crazyinlove, rubbish!!!!

One trade is £471.15k the other is £154.09k. That is A LOT of money for any ii to gamble on an unprofitable AIM stock with only three commercial fuel cells sold to date, neither delivered yet.

PLUS, these are only two trades from ONE DAY. By the time we get to add up ALL of their trades over weeks, it will come to a LOT MORE money!!

I take it you mean these two, plus some smaller trades. As I've said a few times here, the MM's are filling big ii orders. They collect small trades throughout the day to fill the orders, then they publish the full order they have filled after the close, as appears to be the case with these two trades. This is done so that the big trades don't affect PI trading. Imagine if they were not allowed to hide these trades, and PI's saw a 500k buy go through at a premium to the price, the buying interest would send the price higher, which is not what the ii or MM want. The ii is not supposed to affect the price of a stock, the MM has to keep an orderly market and will therefore want to control the price, the MM doesn't want to see a spike, especially if they are still filling ii orders.

12:40:19
84.229
500,000
Buy*

04-Jan-21
11:33:27
81.10
190,000
Buy*

Oggs now on filter, clueless!! Like trying to educate pork!!

I've been in the finance industry for decades, having worked for
3 Trust Companies
2 Stockbrokers
3 Banks, 2 of which have in-house stockbroking, and the one I am with now I've been with for 12 years

The only one here talking guff is Oggs!!

6913ro55, unfortunately it's far more likely they are donating their parents or grandparents to science...…...

I believe a lot of big ii's want to see a MCap of 'at least' £500m, others will require it, because if they buy a big chunk for a multi-billion pound fund they don't want to hold more than 3% of the company, also, trying to buy bug chunks of lower valued companies makes the price rise, and they are not allowed to affect share prices when buying (conflict of interest and open to market abuse), hence why they buy in protected orders which are made up of small (1,000, 5,000, 10,000, 25,000, 50,000, depending on the price) chunks which are added to a big trade that is only published after the market has closed.

The intraday chart and MCap at the close says it all ……. £513.87m