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Agreed Mathers...

Traders being shaken out before the next push into the 8s…..

Volume today a spanking 22 million...only 3 trains days bigger than that in the last year and one of those was JCC's 155 million...

Clearly institution buying and hopefully the short closing...

We now have real liquidity and a proper market...lets see if we can break 8p and motor on towards 10p...

Peaked twice at 7.9703 and 7.96...still being bought 200k at 7.8243 5 minutes from the close..

Copper $5.75...gold $3433...silver $39.20...

When do prospective bidders start to get nervous...?

Only the 14th busiest day in the last 2 years...not too bad considering 275 million more shares in issue...

Inevitable that there would be some short term churn...

With 3 JDA partners on board and at least three business streams, I'm very excited about this I think he said if we only took 5% of the generator market it would be £800/1 billion a year...

9 million shares already traded...13.6 million yesterday...

Firmly bid at the price (7.78p) for 350k...

Looks like the Buyer(s) are still in the market...

I fear you may be right winch...but maybe spreading the JDAs across different sectors will act as a defence...who knows...but by the end of the presentation I did wonder how long before this cheery is plucked...

Sorry its 194121 at 10.30...£20k invested

See my post below Garonne...once they're out it will rise...

45 million shares allotted to retail...some of those will be in for a quick turn...let alone the 'underwriters' if you know what I mean...

I wonder if the price is being held down to accommodate the 'quick trade' merchants selling stock they got in the raise, for a quick turn...

Lets see what happens when they let the handbrake off...

Nor has my 200k at 10.30 bought at 10.02....

Thats a great summary Stocky...he also expects to announce another JDA in the next 1/3 months

I think it's the water cooled component they're talking about rather than the 5 air cooled units needed previously in each generator. Thats how they've slashed the cost by 85%

What do you mean: "this is getting dumped with the SP down 6% . 50p is a complete pipe dream!"

You seemed pretty positive about couple of days ago(see below)...

As I quoted, private equity investors wanted to buy AFC as soon as Wilson landed but he refused to sell and instead they invested their own money.

As he said when he wound up "integrity and authenticity are important...I will always tell it how it is..."

"Great post, Stefan. It sounds almost too good to be true but if it actually works reliably as described in the article and can get a jump on potential competitors, AFC's kit might just be about to revolutionise energy provision as we know it. My only concern is that if it's that good why has no-one tried to buy AFC energy out to get ownership of this alleged ground breaking IP? "

Had several approaches from Private Equity in our first few months and we (he and Karl) could have walked away with £80m in a few years time but thats not what we're here for...."we've got skin in the game"

The cash raise is to get us to commercial viability...

We would rather raise £20 million at 50p than £10 million at 10p (in the future)

In terms of low cost hydrogen production we are "untouchable"...(because of electricity costs...everywhere in the world...)

You must watch the presentation...the opportunity here is gobsmacking....

Last chance to buy at 10.3p...and no I'm not ramping...wait till you watch the presentation...

This guy is highly credible...

"Overwhelming demand from Speedy customers..."

Exclusivity with S&P Player against competition from the best in Europe and the US...

20 generators already sold to Speedy Hire = at least £1.9 million

Retail offering has raised £4.5 million so all applications fully allotted

Bought back £20k at 10.3 before the meeting gets underway...