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I'm in it for the long haul... sticking around till there's a few plants on the ground and to see phe finally turning a decent profit from the license fees. I think this could be big. I'm in it to see this turn to 25p/50p/£1. In context 2p is not much of a movement in sp - for me and my abitions. The real money will come with operational plants. All I was saying. Not going to see the big money till there's plants.
It might go up 1 or 2p on various news before we have some plants operational but to see the 12p's and £1 targets you guys are banging on about reaching its going to take operational plants charging license fees. Only time will tell. I've read comments this is reaching £1 on the FTU opening, thats a laughable comment. Never mind what I'm saying. It's going to take plants
Once we get a few plants up and running we will be laughing, before that happens I don't see much happening in regards to sp. It's all about operational DMG units. That is our product. We charge license fees, gate fees and hydrogen prices matter nothing to to sp at present they just mean our product is good for potential investors. Revenue is key. IMO
A valid point in many respects but my sentiment remains the same
Some people have lost their heads over this, although the FTU is a milestone we havent made it yet and we are a long way off. Firstly we need to be receiving a number of licence fees from multiple full scale plants just to cover just PHE's operational running costs. We're not even in profit from the first full scale plant which we produce, that again will be just another mile stone in the process of this being big. There really is a long way to go but it's heading in the right direction.
I don't think it realistic to expect this company to be worth £4,000,000,000 market cap on news of a small scale model being built. That is what you are suggesting Castle (share price of £1). There is still no revenue. This could potentially reach £1 over the next 20-40 years but it would require license fees coming in from a mass of fully operational full scale plants. Its no way going to happen on the FTU opening. Completely unrealistic expectation, sorry to break it to you. I would love to be wrong (but I'm not)
Hi red, personally I think having an operational DMG unit produced by PHE (whatever the scale) is a 'huge amount of progress' and could warrant a rise to 2p. So far this has just been an idea on a bit of paper. There are still many doubting and hesitant of the tech- naturally. For me, a running system changes that and makes us much more investable.
I agree 10p may be some way off in the future but I'm fairly confident it will happen one day so staying I'm in (and continuing to buy)... the next mile stone for me is 2p, I don't think it's too far away. The company is moving in a positive direction with real developememts underway such as the FTU. I bought some of these at 0.005p, still topping up ready for the next push to 2p.
I'm a novice investor, dont follow charts ect but I did some research, enough to find a headline from the time in question
PowerHouse Energy unaware of any reason for recent share price surge
Published: 08:15 01 Jun 2020 BST
No mention of bull market or anything you've just spouted about ect, just quite simply they didn't have a clue why the sp had increased. At no point did they suggest this was a fair reflection on the value of the company, hence my opinion ' it was just a freak thing', I don't feel the sp at the time reflected the true value of the company, it's my opinion , feel free to reject it.
Thank you for your response nevertheless
I do remember it up at 10p, I believe even phe wernt sure why the sp had risen so sharpish. I wonder, was it just one of those freak things?? What was it that pulled the price back down, reality?
For near certain I'm expecting some major contracts to land in our lap following the FTU being fully operational. This should get us where we would all like to be, IMO
Atleast 4p? ( hopefully )... I've read comments on here suggesting 10p by christmas. Not impossible but I'm sceptical due to the fact the Market cap would
be circa 400,000,000. Which would be a lot for a company with no revenue. That said, who knows what interesting contracts may appear after the debut of this technology at the FTU. Fingers crossed we hit 4p on the opening! It'll do me
Could we see 2p when the Feedstock testing unit opens? Gla
As I'm still getting in, buying shares. I'm grateful for the price dip. I hope it continues for the next 6 months. Lower the better for me. More shares for my money. Keep it coming.
0.8 someday soon, going with the flow.
'Patent news inbound' ? Do you know something we don't? The company is awaiting news on its patents but for all we know it'll come through sometime next year. A little Misleading if you can't back it up with anything substantial. Maybe it's just me.
This should rocket after reverse takeover completion, providing they pull their finger out and get the plant built on time, there is the opportunity for this to blow. Imagine its value with a plant up and running + 2 extra shares for every one held. They have a clear runway now, all goes well we're taking off.
I've watched this stock for a few years now, I've been in and out. Is it finally ready for take off??? I reckon there is still time to top up my holding over the next few months. I don't see it rocketing to £1 (or even 10p again) but over the years who knows, lots of possibilities lots of potential. I'm in.