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I don’t know whether this is relevant but it felt like it. I don’t post much, just keep watching and waiting. But saw this and I thought even though it refers to batteries for small devices it was a good reminder of why VRFB is a better way to go, especially for large scale installations.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/oct/26/zombie-batteries-causing-hundreds-of-waste-fires-experts-warn

Hi, so I’ve been here for a good long time (just checked and my first buy was in June 2017) and I don’t think I’ve ever posted. Probably won’t again. But just wanted to say that I’m sure there are a lot of us just sat here watching and waiting. I don’t know any of you but I do know I feel like I owe a lot of thanks to those who have over the years posted some excellent information and helped me be certain that this is one of the best opportunities out there. I only have a very modest holding compared to many as I don’t really have much spare to invest - I won’t be very wealthy when this inevitably rises. But what little I have I am pleased is here.
I was disappointed when this dropped over covid but I’m as certain as I ever was that this is massively undervalued - I struggle to understand anyone who thinks and posts otherwise.
Obviously people are free to make up their own mind but for me, this is an excellent opportunity - so much so that I have added a little more this last few months. Just seemed rude not to.
These people that randomly pop up with nothing positive to say really have nothing to say at all compared to the wealth of research and experience that is available from those on here that have been following this company for many years since very humble beginnings. I don’t filter anyone as I do like to hear what everyone has to say - but I’m pretty confident that the holders as a whole, silent like me or otherwise. Really don’t pay too much attention to them. It’s just noise.
GLA and thanks to all the regulars here are post such brilliant information.

You know what. I stand corrected. I have watched the share price every day for over a year but don’t pay too much attention to intraday and usually just check once a day. I totally missed that spike. It was short lived and suspect nobody really saw that price in reality but yup. Sorry.

Sorry just need to correct you here. Spiked at £1.60 ish and stepped back to £1 ish over the course of the next few weeks. There can be volitility, but not quite as dramatic as you elude to.

You mean its up 65% over the last 2 days surely? Was 100, now 165 = 65% (ish).

Ah, then a 77k buy at 8:15. Well now my suspicions that this was a deliberate attempt to close a short seem pretty realistic?

Happened with the very first trades of the day. Price last week was holding then 8am this morning two large sells at 30% off the Friday close price? Why that much at that big of a reduction without even seeing how the market will react to the RNS? It makes no sense to me and is decidedly fishy to me on the face of it. I can see the RNS isn't great but it isn't spectacularly awful either. Certainly doesn't warrant another 30% reduction in the share price. as I say that 30% reduction happened straight at opening. And the size of those trades in comparison to the market cap is tiny? It just doesn't make sense to me. Is anyone able to provide an explanation why that would happen that makes sense and doesn't look like a deliberate attempt to drive the price down. To me it looks like a forced drop to trigger stop losses and sells in order to close a short, and the rns provided a good time to do that. I understand some of the lack of confidence in the company but they do look like they are getting things in order and this does not, given the trading pattern and size of the trades look like a dive in confidence. I am relatively new to this so maybe I am way off. Just looking for thoughts really.

Hi, I'm not convinced the trades listed are actually sells which is why the price has not dropped. I bought this morning but my buy is showing as a sell. Lots of sells show a similar price so my instinct says many of those sells are actually buys. Can't be sure but then that's how it looks to me.