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Sentiment: Predominantly negative, resigned, and cynical.

Trust: Low – many suspect internal nepotism and see little substance behind the new partnerships.

Market activity: Minimal trading, barely any price movement despite supposedly "good news."

Outlook: Many see PHE as a failed or nearly failed venture. A few are still hoping for a late turnaround, but patience is running thin.

Pretty sure there’s no real connection between PHE and that Altec Energy in Saudi or the Bangkok one. maybe there was some old vid or whatever, but doesn’t mean they’re working together now.

people just looking at LinkedIn or random websites and jumping to conclusions not everything online = facts. PR stuff is made to look good.

this just shows the problem with AIM stocks tbh… no proper updates, loads of guessing, and ppl making up stuff to fit their own hype. no wonder there’s so many rumours flying around

Strange - no words of perseverance from the top pusher?

.....or are too embarrassed at what's happened

- or left the sinking ship in time.

Loadsadough thinks he's running a karaoke night at a daycare in Seoul instead of posting anything remotely useful in a stock forum.

Sounds almost too good to be true, but if it’s reassuring you, then there must be something to it. He clearly knows something we don’t… and if it’s a good thing, all the better. Maybe it’ll come out eventually – or we just have to accept that he’s got a surprise for us all.

The pusher is arguing based on two highly speculative assumptions:

That the stock price MUST rise once the major shareholder has sold – which is by no means guaranteed.

That the company is deliberately withholding relevant news – for which there are few rational reasons, unless there are regulatory restrictions.

Ultimately, this seems like typical pusher talk aimed at reassuring retail investors or encouraging them to buy.

Loadsadough, what do your posts have to do with the title of this chat? I think I'm not just speaking for myself here, and I think many people would be happy if you could discuss your strange doomsday scenarios somewhere else!

My god, what an absolute joke this place has become! Every single day the same nonsense – baseless speculation, deliberate misinformation, and a bunch of clueless people who clearly don’t understand the fundamentals of this industry.

If anyone seriously thinks INEOS or anyone else will buy PHE at some fantasy premium, they need a reality check. But no, instead we get wild fairy tales about 12p share prices while the company can’t even provide solid test results on syngas quality!

And this never-ending "Howard White doesn’t need the money!" – so what? What the hell does that have to do with anything? Just another pathetic distraction because there are no real arguments left.

Bottom line: Without clear data on the technology, this remains a house of cards. And if you refuse to see that, you’re just lying to yourself.

Castlepaul13 is convinced that the selling will soon stop and that the share price will rise significantly. However, red_hornet questions this optimism, pointing out that the Whites, as insiders, should have more knowledge than ordinary shareholders.

There is no clear direction, but the key question remains: Why would someone with deep insight into the company be selling if a major price surge is supposedly imminent?

Fair enough, you have your stance and stick to it without letting negative voices drag you down. I, on the other hand, prefer to take a more analytical approach rather than relying on perseverance slogans. But that doesn’t mean I don’t respect your perspective. Everyone decides for themselves how to handle the situation.

You have a sense of humor

So, if I understand correctly: The new shares are both a problem and completely irrelevant, while the price is simultaneously rising and falling – Schrödinger’s stock market!

What a tragic farce! A gathering of amateur investors trapped in their fantasy world, patting each other on the back for their boundless optimism. PHE is a sinking ship that has been crashing into new depths for years, while these deluded fools keep telling each other fairy tales, as if their mindless optimism could magically turn a worthless stock into a goldmine.

The desperate attempts to mask losses by averaging down are reminiscent of a gambler losing everything at a casino yet still throwing more money on the table. "My average cost has gone down!" – yeah, but that doesn’t change the fact that you’ve poured your money into a scrap heap. Anyone who seriously believes that PHE still has a chance is either hopelessly naive or simply incapable of understanding fundamental realities.

And then the usual empty slogans: "I have patience!", "It will recover!", "If only the government would..." – no! The government will do nothing because PHE is utterly irrelevant. No revenue, no progress, no substance. Just empty promises and an endless stream of "updates" that are nothing more than useless sedatives for people unwilling to admit their stupidity.

The best part? The mutual accusations and insults in the forums. "You’re a trader!", "You’re a liar!", "You’re a troll!" – a playground squabble at kindergarten level. Instead of shouting at each other, maybe someone should take a hard look at reality: PHE is dead, buried under its own failures, and anyone still investing here might as well throw their money into a fire.

"I honestly say that from this week I will start buying shares heavily - because in the long term the company will gain (or I am wrong) or you are an investor or a weak trader."

Yes, you are wrong. Investing in PHE is like throwing money into a black hole and hoping it magically turns into a golden goose.

Your pathetic attempt at wit is as laughable as your investment choices—blind, clueless, and drowning in your own ignorance. You reek of desperation, mate, much stronger than any so-called "rotten egg" you think you smell.

The preacher kicks off his morning prayer by rallying his flock—whipping them into a righteous frenzy, ensuring they march forth with unquestioning devotion and just the right amount of holy delusion.

The discovery of a massive natural hydrogen deposit in France is yet another nail in the coffin for PHE’s fantasy world. While they’re still clinging to the dream of turning waste into hydrogen at a snail’s pace, the energy sector just took a quantum leap forward with a $92 billion goldmine of clean, naturally occurring hydrogen. Meanwhile, PHE’s loyalists are busy debating whether a 3% shareholder sell-off is “almost over” or if they should brace for a few more years of share price misery. Reality check: the market doesn’t wait for science projects with endless dilution and no commercial traction.

Dusty and his fellow dreamers still believe that PHE is a hidden gem, while the White family is treating it like an old sofa on Facebook Marketplace—dumping it piece by piece, and somehow, these guys think that’s bullish.

The stock isn't crashing due to an "unfavorable trading balance" or "macroeconomic factors"—it's crashing because it's worthless.