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Is this rise a knock on effect from Nel ASA's 3rd quarter results ? Nel wereup 21% today.

As a former holder I look in from time to time to see if I should buy back in. i.e. if their products are selling. If not, their offer clearly does not meet the requirements of the market. In that respect, nothing significant appears to have changed.

I do not see how it would be politically possible for any government to leave NI with no part in this national project

of course I worry about the recent drop. On the other hand, both brokers quoted on this board plus the broker quoted in the Financial Times all seem to agree a fair value of around 15 - 16p. Have they all got it wrong?

WHOEVER WINS THE CONTRACT FOR THE FLAGSHIP,

Reagrdless of who wins the flagship contract, there will surely be strong political pressure on the government to see that at least some of the work ends up in Northern Ireland.

once massively in profit, I thought ~JP walked on water. But then he then said something that really frightened me. I nwasn't there, but I understand hat at. one of the booze ups, he said " One thing is certain, anyone who buys into here at this price is not going to lose money." It is impossible to say this about any share and it shattered my belief in anything JP said, which prompted me to take a nice profit before it collapsed. Lesson: If it sounds too good to be true....

I use Interactive and once had difficulty moving cash from sale into ISA.I discovered my dealing account was automatically locked for cash withdrawals because I had used the back up code instead of the mobile SMS

There was a reference here ' now that the court case has been thrown out...' Has it?

I sold my AFC holding some time back as I was forced to face up to the fact hat if they had anything worth buying it would have brought in orders years ago. I look in from time to time to check if things have changed, i.e if I should buy back in. What I see is the same old talk and hype, but still no orders. Conclusion? afc do not have a product that meets the requirements of the market.

Anyone who has worked in electronics will understand the new horizons that supercaps have opened up. Nothing will stop the world from exploiting these opportunities. And Cpx is right at the centre of things.

Even favourites like Ceres are down 10% yoday.

I sold my AFC holding about a year ago because I I concluded that if they had not sold anything after ten years or so,i t was likely that they had nothing worth buying. i.e. however impressive their developments might sound, these clearly did not meet the needs of any potential user. I am now interested to know if I should buy back in? Have things changed ?

I want to add to my 'free' purus allocation but Hrgreaves Landsdown will not take buy orders. Can anyone tell me a way to buy Purus? Thanks.

I hold Hex Purus by way of dividend from my Hex Composites. I tried to buy more Purus but Hargreaves Lansdown refused to buy from the junior market. Can someone please tell me an accessible broker who will ? Thanks. I was in ITM Power but transferred much of these funds to Nel due to their stunning sales record. This has certainly paid off, admittedly due to lucky timing.

Fantastic! This man's deep thinking has overcome the opposing effect of back emf by changing the direction of the associated magnetic field to act along the shaft? ? There's more too.

Why is this affecting CPX? are we not listed in London in GBP? Sorry for my ignorance.

great emphasis was placed on reducing battery manufacturing costs, and that an important way of doing this was to replace wet electrode coating with dry electrode coating. reference was then made to their acquisition of Maxwell technologies and the dry coating technique that Maxwell provided. Is this not relevant to the Maxwell court case?

spent my working life in the electronics indust rys o I am familiar with conventional capacitors and what they do.The capacitances of these supercapacitors are mind boggling. In simple terms, with their low internal resistance and in the right kind of application, they would be able to deliver the most enormous pulse currents.and power. You don't have to be an electronics engineer o visualise some of the possible.applications e.g. electric vehicles . So in technical terms the future looks bright.As this is now my biggest investment in money terms, I just hope Cap x have the commercial skills to press their advantage home

Having spent my working life in the electronics industry ( now retired), I am familiar wit traditional capacitors and can understand the potential for super capacitors. Is there a brief summary anywhere of CPX's product range in terms of capacitance and voltage, apart from having to search through CPX' web site ?

Been here for 2 years .I am impressed by what they tell us they have, and I cannot fail to see the enormous potential in the present environment. But I am concerned that I see not a sign of meaningful interest from potential customers. Why not ?