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Clearly not.
What he needs is someone to direct him to a youtube video that does explain how to sell electrolysers.

https://citywire.com/investment-trust-insider/news/train-ploughs-daily-mail-cash-into-fever-tree-and-experian-to-capture-uk-s-deep-value-gap/a2379878?re=94227&ea=29217&utm_source=BulkEmail_Investment+Trust+Insider+Daily&utm_medium=BulkEmail_Investment+Trust+Insider+Daily&utm_campaign=BulkEmail_Investment+Trust+Insider+Daily

It's a small cap stock with hardly any liquidity. MMs obviously not keen on holding positions so even small sales lead to them dropping the price. That then scares small holders into selling and so it goes on.

I'm still a believer - although disappointed in competitiveness of the new AV. com site.

The thought did occur.

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/rwe-neptune-energy-join-forces-dutch-north-sea-green-hydrogen-plan-2022-02-15/

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/feb/11/sharp-rise-in-mixer-prices-fuels-gin-and-tonic-schweppes-fever-tree-inflation

Not necessarily. Price went down to 249P just after 2.00pm so some/all of these could have been buys when dealt but reported late (and I think that's when the computer guesses whether it was a buy or sell).

Nor am I but if you google Bargain Shares for 2022 you should be able to read it in full. In case not, the list is:

TAVI
HAT
VCAP
TEK
BILN
CIC
BOOT
SLP

They're all likely to jump tomorrow but some/all might drop down again after the initial enthusiasm.

One of Simon Ts 2022 Bargain Shares for 2022 so expect a jump in the morning.

https://www.musicweek.com/labels/read/ppl-reveal-record-new-international-collections-of-94-million-for-2021/085169

They announced webinar for today but only for "professional investors" so not me then. But here are the slides that went along with it.

https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/1743972/TwentyFour_Select_Monthly_Income_Fund___EW_Feb_2022.pdf

Happy to have bought a few more yestrday @ 91.98p

I hestitate to draw your attention but if you have nothing better to do for a few minutes:-

https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/02/10/could-the-itm-share-price-soon-take-off/

I think it's called "hedging your bets".

Whatever happens over the next year they'll be able to say they called it right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzMzJW74qdA

https://twitter.com/flacqua/status/1491053135879491586

Nope. It's a "regular" thing. As the share trades at a premium to the NAV and they are offering to purchase at a discount to the NAV I never really understand why private incvestors would take up the offer.

Stringing it out a bit though - 3 weeks later than last year.

I don't think they announced last year (couldn't find it anyway) but it was paid on Feb 24 so Feb 28 this time sounds about right.

I guess the problem with all these sites is there is no exact way to measure "waste" energy. For example, when demand is low (02.00 hrs) then wind generators are told to turn off or down the supply.

So, can we only guess - very windy so wind should be able to provide 20-25 Gw and then if we see demand overnight is only 15 Gw we can "assume" that there would have been 5 - 10 Gw of electricity available to generate free green hydrogen? And, as more wind farms come on stream that figure will increase.

Yes, I know, I'm being very simplistic but it's Sunday, the rugby's finished so not much else to do.

Was thinking last night as the wind was howling, how much free green hydrogen could be being generated if all the wind farms were operating when demand was low?

Found this interesting site which updates every 15 minutes - at the moment wind is supplying 50% of national demand but I wonder what the demand figure was during the middle of the night and whether wind could have provided all that and more? Might have to stay awake late and check again.

https://energynumbers.info/gbgrid