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Great news and well deserved!!

For those new to AFC, read the first few posts on this thread!

Well said Southerhay, I couldn't have put it better myself!

Good, one I keep having to report, needs a big slap from teacher and banned from these boards.

I'm not sure about the market for every Hydrogen stock's products, but AFC have huge, no, MASSIVE potential in EV Charger deployment and replacing Diesel Generators. And that's before you add Alkamem into the mix, as it can, on its own, replace a $1Bn per annum market for NAFION, and that is not blue sky, they already sell that much NAFION every year, the market for it already exists, we do not need to create it. So AFC is not a bubble stock in any way, shape or form.

Check the trades list, many in red, check the times. Might be explained by the issues with some trading platforms today.

Thanks ReoninV! :-)

This board has got a lot better now it has proper control of abuse with a report button that actually seems to work. Many years ago this and ADVFN were the dregs, ADVFN still is, with loads of abuse posted every hour, and ADVFN doesn't care about it, all they seem interested in is making money regardless of whether their customers are abusive, liars, posting misinformation (illegal), etc, or not.

You should all read this, it is all behind the Hydrogen stocks recent rise, along with ii / HNW and Fund Managers divesting billions from oil and CO2 ridden stocks.

2020: The Year of Green Hydrogen in 10 Stories

Green hydrogen exceeded expectations in 2020 with a spate of huge projects, binding deployment targets and a handful of gigafactories.

https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/2020-the-year-of-green-hydrogen-in-10-stories

AFC on Berlin and Dusseldorf markets closed at £1

https://www.finanznachrichten.de/aktienkurse-boersen/afc-energy-plc.htm

https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/USOTC/AFGYF/share-price

MHI invests in green hydrogen, ammonia developer H2U Investments

https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/news/mhi-invests-green-hydrogen-ammonia/#

Well it's already 91p on Tradegate, with 3h 45m of trading to go!

Tradegate is still rising tonight, which bodes will for another auction to gap up at the open tomorrow morning!

https://www.tradegate.de/orderbuch.php?lang=en&isin=GB00B18S7B29

Definitely, and a few other H2 / Clean Energy / Green companies too. They are all re-rating. But I doubt very much if their re--rating would have been so explosive if there was no BREXIT deal, maybe no re-rating at all.

BumbleB2, I guess that's down to which reformer technology is used?

It's also a filled order, so part of it is from the daye before at much cheaper prices, hence the low price, but still a buy IMVHO.

"With a protected transaction, the dealer will put the trade through in small quantities rather than knock the whole order out in one hit. The entire transaction is reported once the deal is completed. The LSE is notified at the start and at the end of the transaction. However, the market as a whole isn't told until the end, thus the order is protected."

806,769 @ 81.75 shows on here as:
Ordinary
Delayed Publication
Non Protected Portfolio
Single Protected Transaction

Which means the buyer/seller wanted it hidden until after the close, as it is a big trade and could have moved the share price one way or the other. It was £659,550 worth!! I suspect a buy!!

According to Stockopedia:
"If reporting a single protected transaction. A protected transaction occurs when a large order is going through the market. The buyer (or seller) may wish to keep the order anonymous from the rest of the market as the size of the order could greatly alter the price of the stock."

From ADVFN. Actual trade times not shown on the ADVFN, only the late reported times which is not when the trades were completed.
75,000 @ 84.751
29,430 @ 85
200,000 @ 85
391,933 @ 84.26
200,000 @ 85
806,769 @ 81.75 (at this price I'd guess it was a transfer to top up Tradegate or one of the other German Exchanges)

The UT is not a late reported trade, it is the Uncrossing Trade that deciides the closing price for the day.

Also, look out at 17:30 for really late reported trades.

This also explains what 75% purity means, and that having less uncracked Ammonia in the stream will cost you more money the better the grade of output. I believe it's the uncracked Ammonia that was thought to poison AFC type fuel cells, but having read the AFC Patents they have shown that this is not the case.

"Standard cracked gas mixture is in a ratio of 75% H2 : 25% N2. We can modulate the cracked gas mix with varying hydrogen and nitrogen percentages. Uncracked ammonia concentration can also be modulated from 100 ppm down to 1 ppm depending on customer’s requirements and budget."

And if you need higher purity (for PEM fuel cells) It will cost you a lot more, and obviously it'll cost you energy from the system, leaving less for output.

"If the customer requires high purity Hydrogen gas, say at 99%, we offer a purification unit downstream of the cracker furnace which removes the excess Nitrogen and uncracked ammonia. With this option, customer gets high purity Hydrogen."

https://www.mvsengg.com/products/hydrogen/ammonia-cracker/