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A sad little idiot like you Dusty spends 90% of his time making clever remarks in a forum and insulting other people on top of that.

Loads and Dusty seem to be running a full-time book club while the share price sinks.

Applying trading theories to PHE right now feels like polishing brass on the Titanic.

Still, I admire the optimism — just hope the market reads the same book.

The pumper believes his illusion is reality and tries to lure others into it so they can share his loss. Pathetic, but that's just how he is. Filter him, and things will calm down.

Ah, visionary leadership at its finest—only took a fresh funding round and a feud with HUI to realise that speaking to shareholders might be worthwhile. Why not try innovation next?

Brilliant stuff here — fantasy castles burned down, reality finally kicking in. Deals (if they ever come) will be promises, not payments. Planning will take forever unless angry locals die of boredom first. Directors' wives buying peanuts? Total game-changer, obviously. Meanwhile, UHL circling the drain. But hey, sea of blue, right?

Red – why are you getting so worked up over him? Does it excite you? Just filter him out like I do, and you’ll see everything will calm down. In this forum, his rambling is completely irrelevant to everyone.

Without ISCC certification, PHE has no credible market strategy in the hydrogen sector. The fact that no certificates are currently listed (according to the ISCC certificate database) is more than just an oversight – it raises fundamental doubts about the operational maturity of the entire company.

For example: loadsadough, Castlepaul13, TheFuture2024, etc...

Whoever constantly gets upset about certain people, in my opinion, has just as big of a problem as the person they're upset about. The reasoning is simple: just filter them out, and the reason to be upset is gone.

Lovely, no nonsense, just my (useless) contribution and a few filtered ones that say nothing anyway....

The filter function makes the forum much more pleasant. Nobody really misses the mega-pusher and a few others anyway...

There are no new substantial updates, no TR1 filings, no fresh contracts, and no technical breakthroughs. What we do see is a declining share price, growing frustration among investors, and plenty of distraction through side skirmishes in the forum. If PHE’s supposedly revolutionary technology were truly as convincing as claimed, this should eventually be reflected in the share price — or at the very least in a steady stream of meaningful news. So far, neither has materialized.

The man’s a walking warning label for newbies: loud, relentless, forever bullish, yet never once specific. Facts? Nah. He trades on vibes, peer pressure, and the desperate hope someone even dumber buys in after him.

"Pat the party has just begun" – Yeah, the party where retail gets rinsed and insiders sneak out the back door with the drinks.

Let’s get real:

There’s no party. There’s a six-year slideshow of delays, LOIs, and zero delivery. While some are busy throwing confetti over recycled headlines and fantasy projections, the only thing that’s actually happening is shareholder value evaporating and credibility nosediving.

If this is the beginning of anything, it’s the beginning of the endgame for patience.

Keep popping champagne for phantom milestones – the rest of us would prefer actual progress, not smoke and mirrors.

"The more shares the Whites sell the better it is for us" – that’s just not how markets work.

Large shareholders like the Whites selling off is never a positive sign. It signals a loss of confidence from insiders who know the business best. The market sees that and reacts accordingly – usually with more selling and a falling share price.

More importantly:

It creates downward pressure on the price (more supply, less demand).

It undermines stability, because core holders are exiting.

It weakens long-term strategic support for the company.

And it raises red flags for potential partners and licensees watching investor sentiment.

If this was so “good” for retail holders, why haven’t we seen any meaningful breakout after these supposed helpful sales?

Let’s not spin it – insider selling is a warning, not a gift.

Who in their right mind still believes PHE has any chance of ever becoming profitable? The company has become a parody of itself – six years in and all we have are broken promises, meaningless Letters of Intent, and management rewarding themselves with “one last cheque” while shareholders are left holding worthless paper.

Aleksandra Binkowska and Howard White are supposedly “working hard” in Eastern Europe – according to whom? There’s zero transparency, no meaningful updates, and no visible progress. The recent Aquis announcement is just more smoke and mirrors.

Meanwhile, insiders like the White family are quietly offloading shares. If they don’t believe in the future of this company, why should anyone else?

PHE has become a case study in how not to run a business: constant talk, no execution, and a shareholder base growing increasingly bitter and disillusioned. The tech is vaporware, the “testing phase” is eternal, and trust has completely evaporated.

At 0.48p, this isn’t a buying opportunity – it’s a cautionary tale.

Sounds like a second-rate salesman peddling pipe dreams wrapped in plastic waste.

The bizarre and off-topic remarks from loadsadough reflect more than just forum noise — they’re a symptom of growing disillusionment and fatigue among investors. When sarcasm and nonsense dominate the conversation, it often signals a loss of confidence. It’s a common pattern on AIM stocks stuck in endless development cycles, where hope gets replaced by mockery.

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