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Ellltelinv,

Only a regular £2m tranche bought today though. Another 6 months for £200m buybacks.

Daz,

Not every company turns into a Tesla, so why cherry pick a unicorn to make a nonsense point.

Tesla also entered an established motor industry where electric cars had been around for over a decade. It rode on the crest of a wave of electric car boom.

AFC is well placed with an imminent boom in the hydrogen market.

Ogggs,

Helikon may well be paying people to encourage shorting but these people will have to make more compelling comments than ‘Bond is rubbish’ or ‘no sales for a decade’ rant. Institutional investors own the majority of shares.

Melvin,

What Stockcheque gives are reasons which he thinks are valid and provides some back up. Whether you or I agree with any of it is up to us.

All you come up with is ‘where are the sales! No sales for a decade!’

Can you not see the difference? Can you not see that sales could be imminent with deals being made and tie ups with partners? Can you not see that the hydrogen market is developing (far more advanced than 10 years ago - and after a backward step with the pandemic).

These are valid reasons to be positive about the share. If you can’t see any of that or not convinced, sell up. It’s foolish to hold onto shares you have no faith in. Certainly bashing it (different from questioning it) isn’t helpful to anyone.

Melvin, Garonne, Snork,

You are fools if you think some comments on a message board by a handful of people will move the dial on the share price. At least Stockcheque gives valid reasons why he thinks the share price might go up - you and your mates however, offer zilch. Just constant moaning about where the sales are and why there’s no info. Then if there is info you go on a rant again. If you can’t handle investing in a new industry that’s just beginning to build a market, go and invest somewhere else.

Daz,

The foundations are being laid and the market sees this- hence the rapid rise in price. The deliveries will come.

Meanwhile you keep bashing a stock you have vested interest in? Long or short?

Scinv,

I think you’re badly missing the point. I don’t think there is much chance that Scancell will go toe to toe with the big boys. We want the big boys to pay top dollar to buy up Scancell to add to their portfolio of options for patients.

Garonne,

So in summary, your issue is with Bond, regardless of how the company may be on the rise, the market also starting to turn to hydrogen- you’ll keep trashing AFC because of your personal hatred of Bond.

Garonne,

You add nothing to the debate. Just bile and nonsense. Stockcheque backs up why he thinks AFC will rise. You provide nothing to reason why you think AFC will flop.

Gitfinger,

Why don’t you crack on and invest elsewhere?

You’re not happy when there’s no news, you’re not happy when there’s news. It’s the risk you take when you invest in a small company in a new industry. I don’t get how your moaning helps anyone. Just sell up if you think the company with be a bust or close out your short positions if you are worried the share price will rise further. Move on.

MPO818,

I know your question was directed at Stockcheque, but as someone invested in AFC for about 3 years (entered the market initially at a bad time just after Covid), I feel that things are different now.

As with any new product in a new market there will be lots of ifs and buts and to add to that, Covid massively slowed things down - but AFC now have products out there, new partners and ESG and Hydrogen is becoming more and more of a key agenda item.

Ade,

6% up at the moment. Must be more buyers than sellers, no?

The Times - Ineos lobbies Labour for hydrogen fuel cell strategy

You just feel that the Hydrogen industry is just beginning to truly lift off.

The timing of AFC’s technology is almost ideal. If a product range had been available 5-6 years ago there was no genuine market. 3-4 years was Covid and industry shut down. Now ESG is a key agenda item and people realise that battery power alone is not enough and a variety of solutions required. Hydrogen for big industrial usage.

AFC is in an ideal position to be taken over by one of the giants. It’s making all the right noises now.

Garonne, 400,000 share options which equates to 1.8% ownership of the company- that’s plenty.

Daz,

So you know there’s been no interest in pumping in capital because you’ve been involved in the Board room discussions?

Were you not throwing your toys out the pram because they only announced the Illuming tie up after the deal was finalised?

Garonne,

At what point does what you suggest that he buys millions of shares become insider trading.

Garonne,

More nonsense from you. Adam Bond holds c2 Million share options in AFC. That’s almost 2% ownership. That’s quite some exposure for 1 individual.

If he had more, you’d probably come up with different nonsense.

Garonne,

You are cynical, no ifs about it.

You seem utterly shocked and gutted with this good news. Almost as if you’re concerned your short positions will be blown away.

Great results and outlook.

Garonne, you talk nonsense. You’ve been talking this stock down for as far as I remember. Strange for someone invested to do that.

Even stranger for someone to invest in a share on the basis of what random people say on a forum. Pretty sure you have a short position and think you can influence.