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Dreaming = deramping

Darned autocorrect!

Aimster may not be rojo, but still posts baseless negative spin and subtle dreaming with the usual confidence tricks thrown in the try and come across as honest. It's either huge naivety, or agenda driven, or agenda driven disguised as naivety, either way I filtered them as could see right through it.

Believe what you like, but if you read their posts there's almost always some negative spin thrown into most posts, like they want to trigger a negatively slanted conversation to make the board more negative.

Anyone can claim to be a holder, even a long term holder, but that doesn't change their agenda if for example they want to keep buying at the lowest price they can each payday.

All this bullishness in the market, big money will be looking at how high the FTSE-100 is and wondering how much higher it can go. This will have them looking closely at the stocks below the 100, into the 250, 350, small caps, and AIM. So I fully expect some rerating of stocks below the 100 over the next few months. Any stocks with big potential and/or big news are likely to fly. Here's hoping the deal with the backer is announced within the next couple of weeks and that TOM retains a decent percentage of Greenfield.

From Proactive Investors:

"The FTSE 100 index reached new all-time records on Friday boosted by strength in its preeminent dollar-earnings constituents as the US currency got a boost from a much stronger-than-expected January US payrolls report which heightened expectations the Federal Reserve will remain hawkish on interest rates in spite of its more moderate comments on future hikes following this week's rate rise."

"At the finish, the UK blue chip index was up 81.64 points, or 1.0% at 7,901.80 above the old closing high of 7,877.45 hit on 22 May 2018, but was below the new intra-day peak of 7,906.58 which had surpassed the previous intraday peak of 7,903.5 also hit on 22 May 2018."

"Celebrating the achievements, Victoria Scholar, head of Investment, interactive investor, said: “Despite last year’s equity market volatility and a slowing global economy, the FTSE 100 is defying the doom and gloom, hitting an all-time high, surpassing its peak from before the pandemic in May 2018. The UK large-cap index has sharply outperformed the mid-cap FTSE 250 index over the last year which has been much more closely correlated to the UK’s economic and political uncertainty. The FTSE 100 is an outward-looking index which has enjoyed gains thanks to certain sectors which have benefitted from rising energy prices and interest rates."

All this bullishness in the market, big money will be looking at how high the FTSE-100 is and wondering how much higher it can go. This will have them looking closely at the stocks below the 100, into the 250, 350, small caps, and AIM. So I fully expect some rerating of stocks below the 100 over the next few months. Any stocks with big potential and/or big news are likely to fly. Bring on Morocco and MSC I say.

From Proactive Investors:

"The FTSE 100 index reached new all-time records on Friday boosted by strength in its preeminent dollar-earnings constituents as the US currency got a boost from a much stronger-than-expected January US payrolls report which heightened expectations the Federal Reserve will remain hawkish on interest rates in spite of its more moderate comments on future hikes following this week's rate rise."

"At the finish, the UK blue chip index was up 81.64 points, or 1.0% at 7,901.80 above the old closing high of 7,877.45 hit on 22 May 2018, but was below the new intra-day peak of 7,906.58 which had surpassed the previous intraday peak of 7,903.5 also hit on 22 May 2018."

"Celebrating the achievements, Victoria Scholar, head of Investment, interactive investor, said: “Despite last year’s equity market volatility and a slowing global economy, the FTSE 100 is defying the doom and gloom, hitting an all-time high, surpassing its peak from before the pandemic in May 2018. The UK large-cap index has sharply outperformed the mid-cap FTSE 250 index over the last year which has been much more closely correlated to the UK’s economic and political uncertainty. The FTSE 100 is an outward-looking index which has enjoyed gains thanks to certain sectors which have benefitted from rising energy prices and interest rates."

All this bullishness in the market, big money will be looking at how high the FTSE-100 is and wondering how much higher it can go. This will have them looking closely at the stocks below the 100, into the 250, 350, small caps, and AIM. So I fully expect some rerating of stocks below the 100 over the next few months. Any stocks with big potential and/or big news are likely to fly.

From Proactive Investors:

"The FTSE 100 index reached new all-time records on Friday boosted by strength in its preeminent dollar-earnings constituents as the US currency got a boost from a much stronger-than-expected January US payrolls report which heightened expectations the Federal Reserve will remain hawkish on interest rates in spite of its more moderate comments on future hikes following this week's rate rise."

"At the finish, the UK blue chip index was up 81.64 points, or 1.0% at 7,901.80 above the old closing high of 7,877.45 hit on 22 May 2018, but was below the new intra-day peak of 7,906.58 which had surpassed the previous intraday peak of 7,903.5 also hit on 22 May 2018."

"Celebrating the achievements, Victoria Scholar, head of Investment, interactive investor, said: “Despite last year’s equity market volatility and a slowing global economy, the FTSE 100 is defying the doom and gloom, hitting an all-time high, surpassing its peak from before the pandemic in May 2018. The UK large-cap index has sharply outperformed the mid-cap FTSE 250 index over the last year which has been much more closely correlated to the UK’s economic and political uncertainty. The FTSE 100 is an outward-looking index which has enjoyed gains thanks to certain sectors which have benefitted from rising energy prices and interest rates."

All this bullishness in the market, big money will be looking at how high the FTSE-100 is and wondering how much higher it can go. This will have them looking closely at the stocks below the 100, into the 250, 350, small caps, and AIM. So I fully expect some rerating of stocks below the 100 over the next few months. Any stocks with big potential and/or big news are likely to fly. I'll keep holding while AFC keep working on it, as they can't be far away from sales of Power Towers now, and then there's the 100kW and 200kW S Series coming soon too.

From Proactive Investors:

"The FTSE 100 index reached new all-time records on Friday boosted by strength in its preeminent dollar-earnings constituents as the US currency got a boost from a much stronger-than-expected January US payrolls report which heightened expectations the Federal Reserve will remain hawkish on interest rates in spite of its more moderate comments on future hikes following this week's rate rise."

"At the finish, the UK blue chip index was up 81.64 points, or 1.0% at 7,901.80 above the old closing high of 7,877.45 hit on 22 May 2018, but was below the new intra-day peak of 7,906.58 which had surpassed the previous intraday peak of 7,903.5 also hit on 22 May 2018."

"Celebrating the achievements, Victoria Scholar, head of Investment, interactive investor, said: “Despite last year’s equity market volatility and a slowing global economy, the FTSE 100 is defying the doom and gloom, hitting an all-time high, surpassing its peak from before the pandemic in May 2018. The UK large-cap index has sharply outperformed the mid-cap FTSE 250 index over the last year which has been much more closely correlated to the UK’s economic and political uncertainty. The FTSE 100 is an outward-looking index which has enjoyed gains thanks to certain sectors which have benefitted from rising energy prices and interest rates."

Another day of rising added to the short term chart. Check the 5 day chart!

6.94% up.

I think there's a buyer soaking up the sells at this price, hence the price going up. The buyer of the 3 x $40k chunks could be doing so whilst only making a negligible difference the their average price. I still think it'll be walked up once the shenanigans are over.

Ade, the headless chicken of investing LOL!!!

Hamster still trying the old news negative spin lark then. Bad Aim as usual! I wonder if he'll get washed away by a tsunami of bullish investors when the next update RNS arrives?

Maybe they sold them into one of the dark pools, or to Tradegate or the German Bourses?

It doesn't really make any difference if Spreadex sell the stock, they are only there to facilitate spread bets, they are not investors themselves, more like a fake market maker.

Ah, good old British Bulls went long yesterday. I said the chart looked good.

"Signal Update"
"Our system’s recommendation today is to STAY LONG. The previous BUY signal was issued on 01/02/2023, 1 day ago, when the stock price was 21.5400. Since then AFC.L has risen by +12.53%.

"Market Outlook"
"You may relax since our STAY LONG position is secure. The market action does not cast a serious doubt on the wisdom of going long."

https://www.britishbulls.com/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=AFC.L

As FYOZ clearly demonstrates, anyone can use the chart to claim any scenario they want, just by picking a timeline that suits what they want people to believe.

And the clueless one gets it wrong again LOL!

UP 8%!!

Parma Ham is losing so much money he will have to change his name to Prostitutto LOL!!

The Zerocoaster project looks to have been courting loads of shipbuilders and fleet owners for over a year. Imagine what just one order would do for the AFC Market Cap.

"DNV GL granted commercial Approval in Principle to the ZeroCoaster design this week, allowing the consortium to begin discussions with potential buyers."
https://www.ammoniaenergy.org/articles/zerocoaster-ammonia-fueled-cargo-shipping/

It is undeniably huge potential, as they MUST do something ASAP to hit their targets for replacing their aged fleet, whilst also cutting the fleets emissions. Anyone that knows that Norway leads the World on EV's per capita, knows that when Norway wants to cut emissions it acts.

"The Norwegian costal fleet has an average age of 28 years and represents 48% of all sea transport in Norway. This aging fleet is not emission free. The Norwegian government requires that greenhouse gas emissions get reduced by 50% by 2030. These requirements may be tougher in a few years. Zero-emission vessels and a sustainable fleet is not achievable with current solutions. The operating costs, capital costs and technology risks are too big. If Norway's target for halving emissions by 2030 is to be implemented, it will be a need for 700 low-emission and approximately 400 zero-emission vessels, of which; 450 bulk and cargo ships. How can we reduce the risk and cost to get a sustainable fleet renewal that shipowners are willing to invest in?"

"ZeroCoaster is a modularized and standardized vessel design with zero-emission philosophy that can contribute to solving this problem."

https://prosjektbanken.forskningsradet.no/en/project/FORISS/313863

Look at Norway go!!
https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/electric-vehicles/chart-these-countries-have-the-most-electric-vehicles-per-capita

Great to see the moving averages are now looking good too, with the 50 MA on the 12 month chart having now crossed from below to above the 200 MA.

For those wanting to know more on this, from an expert source, have a read:

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/goldencross.asp

Fitzy,

Anyone with the money to do that would short the stock, keep it held down, then soak up the sells from disillusioned PI's. I can see that is happening with other stocks in the market because shorts are open way too long to make any sense from a shorting = profit only perspective. According to the FCA nobody is shorting TOM though.

https://www.fca.org.uk/publication/data/short-positions-daily-update.xlsx

Markets and sectors can move up and own, but investors have to like and want specific stocks such as AFC within the market/sector, otherwise they won't buy those specific stocks. AFC is not going up because the sector or market is going up, it is going up because people want this specific stock, if they did not they would not be buying it DUH!

Intraday chart looking good again today.

Also check out the 3 day chart.