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Hi Again Dezzatheflash, Re the warrants, that boat has already sailed. The RNS from 15th June will explain all but the open offer has come and gone and the warrants applied specifically to that open offer so unless you took part in the open offer and have warrants showing on your account you wouldn't now be able to get them.
Have a good evening sir.
Best regards
JPDM
Hello Ribeye
Lol... Ah yes the trusty elastic band, nail and metre ruler! Well, with all the recent news I'd confidently confirm back that the elastic band is in fine form and starting to stretch upwards! RKH was a bit rudderless for a while but looks like we've got a new rudder and found the map and compass!
Very best regards
JPDM
Good Morning Dezzatheflash you've got JPDM here. Hope you are keeping well.
If you go to the RNS selection and choose the RNS from the 15th June it explains it quite nicely. Essentially, there has recently been an open offer to purchase shares at 7p. To every two new shares in the offer there is a warrant where between now and end of next year you can purchase these warrants at 9p, essentially its a sort of freebie option and only has value when the share price exceeds 9p. Definitely read the RNS on the 15th thou as that imho explain it quite nicely.
I do hope that's of help and send my very best regards and good wishes.
JPDM (FM)
Lol... they were days! yes still got the metre ruler, elastic bands, nails! For the record I went for my allocation and also oversubscribed for extra shares on the open offer.
Happy days indeed!
My very best and sincere regards
JPDM
Hi Luckyman2
Likewise, nice to hear from you. Yep still around thou don't post much. Recognise quite a few on here who migrated from iii when they changed the posting/blogging system. Well played with RKH, could it happen again??? well never say never. Floated at 45p if my memory is correct, went as low as around 9p and then up around 450p, having recently dropped to low single pence it hopefully has significant upside although the stock is far more diluted these days. I've spread my investments a bit wider these days so now also having a tentative dabble with the likes of CUSN (Lithium) and HGEN (Hydrogen investment fund that floated last August. Think my heart still holds out for Falkland Islands oil production thou. Fingers crossed!
Sending very best regards
JPDM FM
Hi DEM
Keeping well thanks, thou don't post much these days. Did enjoy the charting and Q&A's on DES thread on iii back in the day!
Did well out of DES and RKH other than keeping a final block of RKH which owed me just over 80p a share! I managed to top up in December around the 6.41p and 6.43p levels so current average running closer to 20p. Looks like we have a way to go yet and not a stock for the faint hearted but potential upside is still exciting so heres hoping!
Very best regards
JPDM FM
Good Morning Ladies n Gents
Interesting noise coming out of the COP26 ref Banks and Insurers looking to switch and invest heavily into green alternatives including Hydrogen. I won't post all the links however, if you Google "COP26 Hydrogen" or something like that then you'll see a whole array of articles etc. More than likely accounts for the share price increase over last few days. Bodes well for the future!
Good luck to all with your investments.
Kind regards to all
JPDM
Hi Alex, As this only floated at the beginning of August I think the majority if not all of the funds are currently sitting as cash. My understanding is that money raised will be invested over the coming months so as I type this the bid is 112.5p so not a bad return for one month on effectively cash! Point of the rise is probably a desire for other investors to get on board but existing holders not keen to sell. More of a long term investment with I recall reading somewhere the aim to return 10% to 15% growth per year by 2023. Its actually risen faster than I expected however its early days and prices go down as well as up. Incidentially, if you do end up with say a 15% return pa in the future then on float price of 100p thats a heafty yield of 15% and accordingly I personally believe that sometime in the next couple of years we could see the price at 200p which would still equate to a 7.5% yield. Even that price would probably entice further interest. Hydrogen is also getting a lot of news and interest as lithium for battery power is not in easy supply athough I understand there are substantial deposits in Afghanistan! So Hydrogen, starts to look ever more enticing. Good luck whatever you decide. All IMHO + DYOR. Best regards to each and all, JPDM
Hi Jamesy, I sort of go with PM444 but would add that it is difficult and its not always down to facts but good old sentiment. The only problem with sentiment thou is that sooner or later that needs to be backed up with facts so you end up with a price that is like an elastic band and the sentiment (beit positive) stretches the price up however, at some stage facts and results have to back that up or the price pings back again. Currently the sentiment is very positive and hopefully some sort of news from the fund managers indicating where our money is going is going to back up any price increase. It is difficult to know where to turn but all I would say is that rather than chasing one or two individual Hydrogen company's this fund does hopefully give exposure to a range and scope of Hydrogen companies and hopefully spreads the risks rather than a single investment, thats why I've invested. I would like to think that the Fund Mangers own expertise adds weight to investing with them. Just my thoughts... Best regards and good luck to each and all. JPDM
Well 3.5% return in less than a month is a good start. Certainly been plenty of hydrogen related news and thanks to those fellow posters who posted the links over past days. I do believe that we are going to start hearing a lot more or at least see an increase in 'Visibility' regarding Hydrogen. Best regards and good luck to each and all. JPDM
Hi MJH, its a good question. I guess an open offer in that scenario could be an option, definitely you wouldn't want to have any dilution of value to the existing shareholders eg Us. Sometimes companies will offer addition shares to existing holders eg such as a rights issue discounted by x% to the share price.
Best regards and wishes
JPDM