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Sharebel - GDR have around 92M shares outstanding which is minuscule dilution compared to other stocks.

Wow, nearly £8M traded already. The after shock from todays RNS will last for weeks.

Sharebel - Rome wasn’t built in one day, and can’t you see the progress GDR is making? It’s been a long time coming but they are finally getting there. The patient will soon take from the impatient.

This is great news, and no I won’t be selling any of my shares even if it goes up 100%. This will rocket into the pounds the way this is going.

Holding Firmly.

Red_hornet I was just about to leave this page, but as your calling me dishonest which I don’t take lightly, I’ll answer your question. Are you saying that AB didn’t take £60M off shareholders a couple of years ago, which I must add caused the SP to rise to its highest ever 90p? What is a fundraise? Isn’t it taking money of shareholders? That’s exactly what AB has done and you are the one being dishonest for denying it. You keep banging on about a silly mistake I made yesterday which I have since corrected, but the facts still remain that smaller companies than AFC have managed to generate more income. Now I know AFC is the only stock your invested in so you will say and do everything in your power to make them out as the next best thing, but truth is they are not. They have the potential to be, but that potential is yet to be seen. I hope they do as I’m invested, but I won’t be holding my breath, and I certainly won’t be putting all my eggs in their basket. Please don’t feel the need to respond, as I’m now off to GDR. Good luck.

Enough of AFC I’m off to GDR where I’m invested also. Anyone who sits in one stock for donkey years needs to re-evaluate their trading strategy. Good luck your going to need.

Lol buying AFC shares at 30p, they just don’t learn. Until I see some concrete evidence of sales I wouldn’t buy this share for anything more than 10p. That £60M AB took off shareholders a couple of years ago is slowly dwindling down and still no concrete sales. Won’t be long before he’s asking shareholders for more money again and we’ll back down to 3p again. Sit you’ve been in this share long enough you know the drill, rinse and repeat.

jimmynan I give up, your thicker than red_hornet which I find hard to fathom. Sit down son I think you've spouted enough rubbish for one day. Apologies for the late response but I do have a life unlike yourself.

Wow red_hornet you really are hopeless. Ok let me try to break it down to you in toddler language. Every decimal point to the right the figure increases, every decimal point to the left the figure decreases. Now do you understand where the £ came from? Good lord, never seen so many airheads on one forum.

jimmynan no your the the one thats super thick, and cant read. I said from 0.5 to 10p. Damn, have you always been mentally challenged?

He hasn't been getting any from the wife, she's been giving it to the postman lmao, hence why he's always angry lol.

BumbleB3 - Unlike AFC they do not make Hydrogen products, they recycle plastic into hydrogen using thermal technology.

red_hornet still doesn't take away the fact that PHE a smaller company than AFC, has a higher turnover, with a smaller workforce.

jimmynan that means if you invested for example £1000 in PHE in Jan 2020, by Dec 2020 you would get back £20,000. So yes that's a much better return than what AFC would get you.

Burton37 got the decimal point in the wrong place lol, my bad. But still, it went up x20 in 2020.

Hicon, my mistake it went from half a penny to 10p, not £10. Still, it went up x20 much more than what AFC has ever done in their history.

Johnnyboy999 just another statistic I'd like to show you so that you can understand why I'm not happy with the speed of AFC's progression. I'm happy with my holdings so I'm not knocking AFC but the speed of their progression and their yearly cash burn is questionable and worrying.

Take for instance Powerhouse Energy, a minuscule hydrogen company smaller than AFC who a couple of years ago had a MCAP of 20 million and only 9 staff members. In the covid year of 2020 in January their SP was 52p, by the end of 2020 their SP was £10. AFC cant even make it to £1 and they're a much bigger company. The company has taken £60M off shareholders over the last few years and are managing to run through a cash burn of £13M every year. What is Mr Bond doing with the money? It wont be long before that money runs out, and then what? It's difficult choosing the right stock to invest in sometimes, but with hindsight I would have been better off investing in PHE, I'd be sitting pretty now. Like I said I'm not knocking AFC but you really have to question the company and how it is being run, be critical if necessary instead of praising AB as if he's done brilliantly over the years, because truth is he hasn't, at least not with the funds he's had at his disposal.

Johnny not sure if you understand what you read or you just deliberately twisting my words. I didnt say I prefer ITM or CWR, I said they seem to be making more headway compared to AFC. I have no problem with AFC, where you going to get shares for 11p these days? But the speed of their progression is mighty slow compared to that of ITM and CWR, that's the point I was making.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP3fw7obfMk

https://mediacentre.hs2.org.uk/news/hs2-brings-hydrogen-power-to-its-euston-station-site