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Oh wow, the capital raise is a "smart move" – sure, if you consider scamming shareholders a business strategy. The execs didn’t lie, they just creatively redefined reality. But hey, if you still have hope here, you probably also believe Santa Claus is bringing dividends soon.

I can only kick myself for not listening to my gut and staying out. Now I'm stuck with 300K of this crap—thankfully, just small change now. Anyone who still thinks they'll make money here someday must have an unrealistically sunny outlook.

I see real value and a real environmental need for this product. But once again, it won’t benefit the small shareholders...Classic money-printing machine for the big shareholders – in the end, the new small investors foot the bill. Same game every time: selling hope while quietly raising capital in the background. Only go into these gambling stocks with money you're ready to lose, never go all-in!

The board of Powerhouse Energy has once again lied to investors, further sidelining itself. Just a few weeks ago, we were assured that no additional financing was necessary, and now, suddenly, a capital increase appears out of nowhere. The reasons given are beyond flimsy: "negative market sentiment," "unexpected developments," and "shareholder sales." These aren't reasons, they're excuses!

The truth is that the board knew full well from the start that the money wouldn't be enough, but deliberately spread false information to appease investors. Now we have massive dilution, a management that no longer has any credibility, and a share price that continues to plummet.

Interestingly, they were quick to respond to criticism. Suddenly, there's a "board response" that's tailored to the last 24 hours in the forum. Was someone reading the forum and devising a quick PR strategy? This isn't what transparent corporate management looks like, but rather desperate damage control.

Conclusion: Anyone who remains invested here must be aware that they will be further ripped off with each further capital increase. The "chosen few" profit, while private investors sink ever deeper into the red. This company has long since become a money-making machine for insiders – and that was probably precisely the plan from the beginning.

Funny, that looks like a good investment. God bless me, I sold Danle bit by bit. I don't care about my last 300K anymore. Good luck with that crap.

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Out and back in again with a small increase in shares. Trading...

I'm out .

There is a nice saying: Don't catch a falling knife.

Oh no, who could have predicted that stocks can go down?

No idea - I just answered the pointless question

A Shell takeover of PHE would likely lead to a significant stock price surge, more financial stability, and faster deployment of PHE’s technology. However, it also carries risks, including loss of independence and strategic changes that might not align with PHE’s original mission.

The discussion in the forum is quite heated. It seems that some users are engaged in personal disputes, particularly testpack3 and Eachtotheirown. The tone is partly condescending and aggressive, with mutual accusations of a lack of intelligence and objectivity. In terms of content, there are debates about technical details regarding nickel catalysts and their suitability in connection with sulfur. Additionally, there is a dispute about the importance of test results and how they are communicated.

At the same time, there is a discussion about PHE’s recent presentation. Some users express disappointment that the event was not convincing and did not lead to significant investments. There are also references to a US patent and speculation about upcoming transactions or updates on significant shareholders.

In short: The forum is currently dominated by personal disputes, while the actual PHE-related topics are taking a back seat.

I rarely agree with you, but you have written the first meaningful post since yesterday morning.

Moab,

I feel like I've woke up knowing less than i did yesterday. So much for the opening clock Boom 💥

Did anyone here have a big expectation that something would happen today?

If the Whites have indeed been keeping the stock from rising for the past twelve months, they must have had a strategic reason that served their own interests. However, that would be unusual because major shareholders typically benefit from a rising share price. The only scenarios where they might prefer to keep it low would involve accumulating more shares at a lower price, strategic takeover plans, financial positioning, or some form of market influence. But in general, large shareholders want their investment to grow in value rather than suppressing it.

"Must be someone else's post confusing you" – sure, it’s always someone else’s fault. You’re like a magician, pulling confusion out of your hat instead of actual answers. Maybe your memory’s as selective as your trading strategy, but keep deflecting; it’s working wonders for you. Keep up the act, but the reality is catching up, sausage.

Dusty, mate, your memory must be as selective as your trading strategy. You’re out here acting like the Oracle of AIM, but the only prophecy you’re getting right is your own confusion.

"Shame he strayed far from his message"? The only thing straying here is your grasp on reality. One minute it’s doom and gloom, next minute it’s "£100 a share by 2076"—make up your mind, Nostradamus.

And blaming Castle for someone else's bad timing? Classic. Maybe next time, instead of looking for "pushers and bashers," try looking in the mirror.

Oh wow, I had no idea you were on the Pusher Payroll. Must be tough, carrying the weight of all those totally unbiased stock recommendations. But hey, if the shoe fits, lace it up tight—just don’t trip over all those ‘strong buy’ posts on the way out.

Yes, I fully agree. These three have been wrong with their predictions so far, and it would be really helpful if they stopped acting like they know exactly where this is heading. Swazers' comment about support in the 2p+ area made absolutely no sense considering the SP over the past year.