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Quadrise expects a successful trial to be followed thereafter by discussions to conclude a commercial fuel supply agreement in H1 2023 as planned.

"AS PLANNED"

I fully expect the usual way it plays out with a QFI RNS like this, with a knee-jerk reaction by the MM's, dropping the price a little, hitting some stop losses so they can walk it down a bit more, then the buying by those that understand that we are actually still on track for most near term targets, and eventually we end up roughly where we started, perhaps even a bit higher.

Well it's about time that history was resigned to history, time the market looked at what EOG has today and in the future, time the market woke up and smelt the coffee.

Cycles? Is that what you're peddling on here now?

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To do charting on QFI you need balls of crystal LOL!!

Just to compare.

EOG £11m
EDR £14.7m
UJO £31.6m

All undervalued, but EOG is even undervalued against the other two!

With the surge in buying and share price, it would not surprise me to see an RNS this coming week. News of Morocco first trial completed, and/or MSC progress are top of the list, with lab test results also due.

£11m market cap is ludicrous for a profitable company, with increasing profits, fully funded for the years activities, with plenty of upside potential from various projects. 3x or 4x that should really be the starting point IMVHO, all things considered.

Because many chartists only have enough money to earn a living off. They can't do compound interest because they have to keep taking the profit to live on, to pay mortgage or rent, to buy and run a car, etc etc.

I do wonder if they are just shorting to keep the price down while they pick up stock sold by PI's. Same thing seems to be going on at AFC and CWR, with long running shorts that they never close and take profit on, tying up millions for almost a year. If they never close ant take profit, what is the point of shorting? Hence my conclusion they are loading up by creating their own discount price.

"The Short Interest Tracker shows details of all short positions in UK listed companies that have been disclosed under the FCA's Short Selling Regulations. We are currently tracking short positions in 795 companies held by 580 fund managers."

Top 5 most shorted (see all)
ASOS PLC 7.8%
ITM POWER PLC 6.4%
MAJESTIC WINE PLC 5.8%
KINGFISHER PLC 5.7%
STANDARD LIFE ABERDEEN PLC ORD 5.4%

https://shorttracker.co.uk/

"The Short Interest Tracker shows details of all short positions in UK listed companies that have been disclosed under the FCA's Short Selling Regulations. We are currently tracking short positions in 795 companies held by 580 fund managers."

Top 5 most shorted (see all)
ASOS PLC 7.8%
ITM POWER PLC 6.4%
MAJESTIC WINE PLC 5.8%
KINGFISHER PLC 5.7%
STANDARD LIFE ABERDEEN PLC ORD 5.4%

https://shorttracker.co.uk/

The 2.5m buy at 1.69p was followed quickly by the 1.44m buy at 1.73, so possibly the same buyer got both big chunks, with the first buy ticking the price up slightly for their second buy.

Charts can't predict a buyer appearing from nowhere.

Good chartists do not need to waste time on discussion boards trying to brainwash shareholders into selling, because their technical knowledge is so good that all they need is the chart. QFI is certainly not a chartists stock, as it's movement is infrequent and mostly news driven. Chartists make their money with volatile stocks, where a few percent can be gained every day.

Numpty Noel nothing isn't even up to amateur chartist level if he's picked QFI and is on here trying to talk the price in the direction he needs it to go.

2.5m BUY, darned autocorrect!

2.5m but, delayed from 09:24.

So undervalued it's ridiculous.

https://sharkcircles.com/index.php/atlantic-lithium-ltd/

£3.76m MCap is that of a shell company not an actively operating successful business. Value always outs in the long run.

The price will soon be back to where it was before the open, as the MCap was already based on a fire sale basis, so the drop just made it even more stupidly undervalued. Mid year above 1p, long term like me and it'll be back to the 4p plus mark.

No worries!!

There is never 'a good time' to change distributor, but DIS NEEDED to do it as soon as they could, in their far more knowledgeable position.

It is what it is, but everything I've stated is correct, there is no polishing of anything in my post.

Nothing new in this RNs except the delisting (which is more than replaced by new listings in Scandinavia and South America), and decision not to invest more in the Argowan project. The revenue drop was expected and the forecast already announced when they changed distributor. We cannot drop having a distributor, as distribution is a massive task the DIS does not have the time, staff, money, or inclination to set up. The plan was always known to have a downside before a big swing to the upside, so this is no shock at all, and the MM markdown is just a knee jerk reaction from them rather that a sell off. This is a de-stocking RNS. The next trading update after the full year results is the one to watch, as re-stocking will push the numbers right back up.

1) Open the pdf file 'Data Center Solutions – Colocations, Hyperscales and Enterprise'

2) Look for this tree:
Alternate power sources
• Battery energy storage
systems (BESS)
• Fuel cells
• Microgrids
• Solar power solutions
• Wind power solutions

3) Click on 'Fuel Cells' in the tree. You will see that this takes you directly to the ABB announcement of it's agreement with AFC. This confirms that ABB are pitching AFC Fuel Cells to it's clients for it's Data Centre systems in documents dated 19/12/2022. They obviously would not be doing this at this point in time if they were not still expecting the S Series soon.

English brochure (also available in French if you search for it)
https://library.abb.com/d/9AKK108467A6454