Member Info for keltickilla

To see it steady up truth be told. Don't want to burst the bubble but I'm hoping the steady gains will balance rather than the get rich quick kid coming in too town. I'm still in here but would like a dip to get some more. Thinking 30 to 33 mark. Other than that I will wait or diversify.

http://www.electronicdesign.com/automotive/hyundai-previews-longer-range-2018-hydrogen-fuel-cell-suv

Nice to see we got our first in France. Mainland Europe here we come.

I'm thinking grab a few more today. RNS I think is as we expect. A few positive surprises would be nice, but none the less the previous rrns have been good so on them alone I'm sleeping easy this bank holiday might even get me some bacon for breakfast. GLA have a great Bhol no matter the weather.

The lower pound should help with contracts abroad also. CA is not the only state in USA traveling down the hydrogen economy route also looks better placed to help serve European demands. Brexit not all doom n gloom. What's correct finish price today got conflict in my apps and here.

I am in on both IEH and Itm. I am also looking to get into a few others. My reasoning is that sooner or later these company's are going to have to consolidate with mergers or aquisitions if not just for the patents of the technologies held. Watch this space for the hydrogen bubble IMHO. Here's what I have learned so far about IEH, they were the first ever company to produce a few cell that fits into a mobile phone with the aim of getting it to charge almost instantly rather than wait as we do with battery's. The 2 main areas of the business model include hydrogen motorcycles in conjunction with Suzuki the London police force are actually doing trials on the new Suzuki motorcycle. The second is UAV drones, the fuel cell they have developed extends the time a drone can stay in the air and obviously less refuelling time than battery ones. so yes it does developed fuellcells but its aim is to get as much power out of the smaller ones it developes. I can't remember but it holds something like 1000 patents. If my memory serves me right it's 1,2 and 4kw fuel cells. I'm in on these relatively small compared to my other investments, as with ITM iI see them both as long-term investment topping up whit divis etc as I go.

Same here spice. Read about the company and if looks a bargain then it probably is.

Still learning spice.. close to ipo anyhow which is a very good signal.. thanks

EW around IPO I'm thinking IMHO.

Can see the EW beginning soon also. Think this will continue to grow with the retrace after fridays RNS. Then watch for EW

Another benefit to the environment that I never thought of. https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/our-cars/hyundai-ix35-fuel-cell-long-term-test-advantages-hydrogen-fuel-cells Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell long-term test: the advantages of hydrogen fuel cells Air filtration yet another positive over EVs

Good RNS Investors are looking I believe for safer bets awaiting a correction. This should be considered as a safer stock with the past and present news. I think the volumes here will rise shortly because of this. The price is not bloated like many on the markets and would love the rise in SP to be incremental rather than large leaps forward too soon. Although I do feel the SP value at the moment is a little lower than I would expect from a company like this. GLA.

In answer to the train situation, all I can say is there are big trains running on hydrogen out there in the test field. Why have electrification when trains and trams could possibly be filled from station to station within minutes at boarding times? No wires to mess up the country side.

Maybe, maybe not. My guess is the latter from what I have researched. IEH make stacks from the size that can fit into a mobile phone upto and including those that fit into the new Suzuki fuel cell motorcycle and anywhere in between. My guess as I have an interest in this company would obviously turn here. I have researched and subscribed to AFC also and have no reason to believe they are trying to reduce the size of the stack or intentions of aiming for a market other than P2G.

When? Does anybody know?

I was referring to platinum centred companies on the LSE.

Can you suggest a few for me to start looking at please. I only do LSE not the others.

http://m.engineeringnews.co.za/article/daimler-slashes-platinum-needed-by-new-fuel-cell-mercedes-car-2017-07-12

That's for sure http://blog.ballard.com/eu-energy-policy

Forgot sorry. https://www.redsharknews.com/technology/item/4719-red-hydrogen-everything-we-know-so-far