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Snot,

The American election has a huge bearing on the whole hydrogen sector and other markets and also Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

If you paid attention you would realise that in America one candidate is all for speeding up the renewable sector and the other doesn’t believe in it and wants to keep drilling for oil.

If you are deluded enough to think selling a few units to speedy will make more difference to the share price than the outcome of the American election then you really need to give yourself a shake

Yes, being an AFC shareholder is painful at the moment but so is being a shareholder of many other companies.

I think probably best to take a step back at the moment and let the process of finding a replacement for Adam Bond run its course.

There is a lot to be positive about in the near term for AFC but I have conceded that nothing significant is going to happen until the new CEO is in place and the election results in America are known, then hopefully some positivity and a new beginning when we start 2025.

Kevin is deluded and was so far up Bond’s misinformation that he lost the sense of debate and spoiled his own group by removing long term holders like myself and others for raising issues of concern.

Admittedly I was a bit rude towards him in the end but at that point I didn’t see the relevance of his group anyway if it was just a case of “all hail king Adam”

I’m sure he realises now he has made mistakes as we all do from time to time

Possible ammonia cracker partner?

https://www.linde.com/news-and-media/2024/linde-signs-long-term-agreement-to-supply-clean-hydrogen-to-dow%E2%80%99s-path2zero-project-in-canada

In one respect I obviously would like to see as much progress from AFC as possible but have a feeling that no matter what news is announced in the near future the markets are not going to do much before the results of the American presidential election.

It’s an echo chamber mate.

No one in the group predicted the price would drop to this level and no one was “Allowed” to question Adam Bond at any time.

It’s basically the same as here but admittedly with more decent people and no one like the derampers here.

But at the end of the day, it’s a load of shareholders trying to put pieces together to guess what’s going to happen when in reality all the information has been provided in the RNS news outlets or on the likes of LinkedIn.

We all, no matter what positions we have will not make anything happen until AFC makes things happen and that could be tomorrow, next week, next month, next year or whenever AFC and their partners make it happen, not when a load of people in a chat room decide.

If by elsewhere you mean Kevin’s Telegram group, you really can’t be serious about serious debate!

Myself and several other got put out the group, in my case probably deserved because I’d had enough of Kevin’s rules and lack of integrity when it came to discussing Adam Bond.

The only regret I have about no longer being part of his clique club is that I would love to have seen the reaction when Bond finally admitted he was out of his depth!

Hopefully now, going forward, we won’t have to listen to Bond’s rubbish and we will get a ceo that can take AFC to where is should be and the only information you will require will not be from people with extreme views but from honest, reliable RNS issued by the company.

hey daz, i laugh at guys like you, i bet you’re one of these ******s that tailgate’s other drivers but wouldn’t have the balls to go near or say anything to anyone face to face.

you sound like a cowardly little keyboard warrior and i’d love to see you try to call me anything to my face.

let’s hope our paths cross someday

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I think we all know the answer is E

Having listened to the IMC live presentation and again listened and watched again on YouTube on tv I have come to my own conclusion.

This is just my take from it, my opinion, view, whatever you want to call it but nothing more and nothing less.

I feel AFC is going in either of 2 directions (both are good)

1. If everything AB said was true then we can expect great things but not until 2026 as progress is slow and they are not keeping up.

2. I think AB has done a great job in getting us to where we are but he is now tired, out of his depth and has taken the company as far as he can.

Enter a new dynamic ceo with vast experience of scaling up and I think things could move at a much faster pace and we could be looking at a much stronger company and SP this time next year.

I hope its option 2 and all we need AFC to do now is find the right person for the job to move us to the next level at pace.

It wasn’t RNS’d. I got an email this morning from investor meet company.

This seems to have been hastily put together so hopefully the idea is to reassure investors that everything is ok and hopefully let us know the plan going forward.

The question I asked was what is the process and timeframe for replacing Adam Bond. But I’m sure I’m not the only one who has asked this question and they prioritise the answer to keep us informed and updated.

Poor telegram Kev must have been crying in in corn flakes when the devastating news of the high and mighty, he who must be obeyed, bondi leader decided to cash in his (our) chips and head for the sunshine state.

His little clique of merry men who are under tighter control than a Russian citizen at a protest rally need to understand that criticism of mr Bond was not negative but constructive and so it has turned out to be that his priorities are indeed to himself and not the shareholders of AFC Energy.

People are allowed an alternative option and sometimes it is not the same as dictating Kevin but it is right and Kevin should perhaps show some respect to long term shareholders who have tried to point this out but I can’t see Kevin showing any humility to be honest. Like most Tin pot directors once they get a little power or control they spoil everything for everyone else.

The broker notes are probably accurate if everything the company is telling the broker is going to happen actually happens.

If we had all the stuff we have been told is coming was delivered today we could easily be sitting at £1.25. Market conditions allowing of course

that’s my memory of bond, among all the other bull****.

“it’s not everyday you get the chance to take a company from 7p to £7.00”

10 years later and he has taken us from 7p to 15p well done adam, enjoy sunbathing on our money!

there are plenty of very professional leaders out there and i look forward to hearing who we get to lead afc forward.

once the dust settles and bond is on his one way flight to bondi we can hopefully move on with an enthusiastic, energetic, professional leader who can genuinely take afc to the next level.

full speed ahead afc

So Bond says he’s leaving, do we believe him lol

Where does it say “mass” production and “mass” manufacturing in the RNs? I must have missed that bit!

Goatlegs that’s a great find.

Glad you’re awake reality chap, perhaps now you can go do some research before blurting ignorant, ill informed comments like that.

BP say in the article that once the site is up and running later this year they will then have the ability to ship the hydrogen.

Interesting because that would require a cracker.

What’s interesting about that is that BP were rumoured not to long ago as a potential cracker partner with AFC.

Watch this space