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Speaking of Slanderous - did I miss your public apology to the Board of ITM for your 'criminal pay check' comment?

Only right and proper to issue it on the same board that you accused them on - no?

Jim

Automatic sells - ordinary buys

I could care less what you do / don't own - stating 'check my posts' and then being called out on it - still no answer - sums it all up.

Incidentally - coincidental that of the few large trades this morning all were automatic - yet all of the buys were ordinary...

Have a great day.

Jim

ST

I don't believe you've responded to the Facts of your previous Share purchases - as you directed several times - check my posts, your full posts were read and as I mentioned sever weeks ago - the when @56p - if it hits 60p I'm gone with a couple of grand profit...

So, if you are a shareholder and not a shorter as 99.99% of your posts indicate - then did you sell and get back in - did your frustration lead you to switch to being a shorter - are you trading the shares as in slagging it to get a better price to then sell on?

What are you facts?

Jim

BB - lol!

Enjoy the weekend all

Jim

Afternoon

A little fun for the end of the month.

On the VOD board - they have a weekly guess of where the SP will be at the end of the following week.

However, as we know there is a lot going on - within the Company and all of it's exciting expansion plans - plus outside with those with the aim of getting the SP down and all that entails.

So rather than get into all that petty day to day stuff - whether pump or dump - I though it best to do for the end of the month.

No prizes, jus a little light-hearted fun is all.

I'll kick it off - I've said that for me it looks in a 64p - 74p range, although this quieter holiday period has made it more 60p - 70p.

Nonetheless, I think the SP shall settle around 69p - 71p come the end of September.

With a cavate - it's my post lol - if the Gloomers really kick it may go to 57p (=value chance to buy - tks), but as likely is a.n.other broker breaks cover agrees with the current 90p + 100P and re-rates around the same - then it could be in the 87p - 90p...

LOL

Sorry guys but as I say it's my post.

OK all things considered I'll plump for 72.75p

And you?

Have a great weekend

Jim

Incidentally and to clarify - LSE London Stock Exchange - NOT London South East ... (blush)

On this website it states:

14-Mar-23 Peel Hunt Limited Buy - 200.00 Reiteration

= 29-months since their last notification...

Now a hold - but not a sell I see

With what MF posted and this news today and the attempt to push the SP back below 60p - I read that as trying to spin it down for shorter's to get out - re-calibrate their positions - minimise their losses...

End of a slow holiday week - let's see where we are end of Sept

Jim

Agree with the Majority - report to the FCA - LSE too.

Move to another provider.

All the best

Jim

I must have missed this Linkedin post from Dennis 2-days ago:

"After all the hype, this is what really matters: building the hydrogen industry on the ground.

Our Hydropulse team is partnering with ABO Energy to fast-track decentralised green hydrogen plants. Starting in places like Spain and Finland, we’ll be putting small to mid-sized plants right where the hydrogen is needed.

No endless theory, no glossy promises, just getting on with it.

For customers, this means reliable hydrogen without the capex headache. For investors, it’s turning years of R&D into real projects and value.

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Jim

I still think Mitsu (maybe others!), will buy this co out - slip it into their infrastructure - so the question being at what price? As the longer they wait and the tech starts to hit it'll only get more expensive for them OR a.n.other may step in...

As I previosuly stated I am a ver small holder 12,500 shares @1.84p so I really don't have too much skin in the game = this is my opinion without needing to ramp or dump the share.

Wishing all LTH a great ride - 5p-6p?

Jim

Thanks BB for such a professional and knowledgeable post.

I am not fully up on all of the technical 'ins and outs' but working in the city, I do have on 'fundamentals' - regardless of the industry - so, with the ever increasing strings to ITM bow, I like you can only see a bright and profitable future for the Company.

Which as a shareholder is all you can ask - yes the Traders will make hay when the sun shines and manipulate the SP up / down - that's the nature of the beast.

However, those out to slander a board 'criminal pay checks' and such, really need to tread carefully along an ever fading fine line elst they could well find themselves having a knock on their doors - digital or actual.

Once again many thanks nad here's to a bright and Green future.

Respectfully,

Jim

I remember it was mid 30's start of the new year so nearly doubled since then - onwards and upwards I am sure

Jim

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0Xqd2_Vvlk

Here's a link on Neptune - which isn't as advanced as Cronos

Plus the actual cost of £5–£8/kg in 2025, falling to £1–£2.6/kg or lower by 2030

Didn't Denis say that the cost with all the improvements shall be $2-£3 p/kg in 2027?

Anyhow these are the more realistic new gen performances and not a shorters

BoD - 100% correct

Choking and evidence in the SP will be provided - a 180

As I previously opined - this share will be closer to 80p than 50p by end of the year and I see absolutely NO reason to alter that based on the facts that seem to be flowing on a weekly basis now.

Plus as previously stated - not an opinion - the fact is (as shorter's well know) when a PLC is close to a major financial update there is very little detail that can be supplied, hence all of the ultra 'doom and gloom' merchants - look the sky is falling - the sky is falling - lol!

Now handbrake off the true picture starts to emerge and I fully believe this is just the beginning...

So, the best these guys can do is trash the company as much as they can over the next few weeks to see if it can be misrepresented be low the 60p mark and cut their losses as the only way is up imho.

The only thing that I am a tad concerned with is if the big boys carve this up and take the company out for a song - before it gets to where it's headed...

I'm in for 62p unit price - so hopefully it won't happen for a year or so and for at least double that price - as with all things considered - this may well reach that £130 -£1.50 range in said time period.

Ultimately, could well be a £2 - £3 share by 2028.

All the best shareholders

Jim

IMHO - the 64p - 74p range I thought recentally may well move to the next stage 74p - 84p.

Although with all the potential flaff of shorters running it will most likely remain under a £1 this side of the new year - although no worries for a shareholder - hold garner and sell at your own particular timelines.

Respectfully, Jim.

For those 'shorters' amongst us - the writing is on the wall - do your worst this week as once the market is back in force, you'll be scrambling to get out at 60p

Founded in 1996, Germany-based ABO Energy has built up a multi-GW hydrogen pipeline besides its portfolio of more than 30 GW in development across wind, solar and battery, and has realised 6.6 GW of renewable energy capacity to date. They have 1,400 employees.

David

A very concise and true overview of what is actually happening as opposed to someone constantly bad-mouthing the Co-which as we all know is the M. O. of a shorter.

In addition to the ill-placed and false 'choking' narrative - what I find unacceptable is the borderline (if not actual) defaming "Criminal" pay checks of the board - whom to most fair minded persons believe they are doing a great job over the past year or so in turning the company around and ensuring that every contract is 'profit-bearing'...

Anyhow, again thanks for you level-headed post - in a sea of BS, it really stands out.

Have a great bank holiday weekend.

Jim

Incidentally, I used the word 'defamed' as spouting on about 'criminal pay checks' is I believe flying very close too - if not over a very thin line...