Member Info for LaryLoungeLizard

For those considering buying in at these levels.

This is just the start of the journey, 6-12 months from now this will have been seen as a very cheap entry price.

Dont Bosch still own Ceres stock anyway?.

They might be happy making money from share ownership rather than invest in factories and manufacturing, and competing with cheaper cost base Asian players.

Are both at yearly high's also.

@UrBSisntgood,

Can you please point me in the direction of where "there's lots of money to be made" please.

I think I'm on the wrong bus here..

A question for anyone that attended the AGM.

Was there any confirmation that they will build more than 15 speculative units this year?.

Surely by now they should have secured some actual orders.

Thanks.

AFC is looking like the poor relation in the H2 sector, progress is glacial at best.

Come on AFC get a wiggle on please.

Lets enjoy this organic rise for now.

Bear in mind that BE has inferior technology and now an SP of @£180 a share, there is some serious mileage yet for Ceres share-price.

I am hoping for £10-20 in the next 1-2 years with some positive partner news.

Its disappointing to see this retracing again.

Especially when the obvious positives are:

*Several months of H2 generated revenue already banked from the pilot Cracker.

*Development costs for larger Crackers being covered to S&P500 partner, this will ease cash burn significantly.

Perhaps investors should consider these points before selling at these levels.

@Alittlebitmore BS++Aliases,

With all the chanting and chest beating you do about AFC you surely must have attended the AGM this week.

Was there any snippets of real information to share?.

Am looking forward to some upgrades from analysts following todays event.

That would support the recent price rise and possibly higher..

@AliitlebitlessBS+++ please,

You along with your oh so obvious alisases have done more damage to this company that Adam Bond did.

You are a complete whack job, day after day crowing about how good this company is.

It clearly has some potential but still very high risk, please just give us all a break.

My only concern is our manufacturing partners might not be able to keep pace with supplying orders.

Its a nice problem to have but could be a bottleneck to our royalty stream.

I wonder how that bunch of crooks are doing with their sell recommendation...

I hope they got well burned with recent price movements, couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch. lol

@Alittlebitlessplease,

I tend to focus on actual performance of companies rather than presentations of what they would like to see happening.

We are still waiting to see some customer orders for FC Generators and some confirmation of who the S&P partner is?.

Are they still onboard and have they actually started supporting cracker development by financing parts of the development process.

These things were promised but sadly lacking in delivery so far.

@AlittlebitlessBS.

Please ask yourself what is the benefit of having a super manufacturing partner if you cant secure any customer orders?.

Is anyone bothering to attend?.

For me its a 150mile round trip, I doubt there will be any information shared that's not already known.

Unless of course they disclose the mysterious S&P partner before then.

I should be thanking PH for lowering the price today and allowing me to buy another chunk :))

@HermanusInclusus,

Is your real name Adam Bond by any chance?.lol

It would seem investors here have heard for years about "right place and right time", whilst AFC have had no commercial products and no order book.

Followed by year after year of cash raises and investor dilution.

Arh yes Peel Hunt,

That bunch of idiots had AFC Energy valued at 195p for 2 years whilst their actual SP dropped to 10p.

They claimed their valuation was based on future DCF, but unfortunately AFC had no credible orders.

Bunch of idiots Peel Hunt, wouldn't trust em to pump up a wheel barrow tyre.

Credibility Zero.

@Ade,

Thanks your likely correct.