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Aimmillionaire
From your posting of earlier today you mentioned that you had been in AFC for 12 years and built an impressive holding. Personally I do not like Lewis Hamilton almost as much as I dislike Adam Bond, however, being a high profile sports personality any ( and I hope AFC are not paying for it) free TV and media publicity cannot harm the AFC share price.
I’ve also been in AFC for many years, my holding is nowhere near yours, but lucky trading makes the remaining shares cost free.
The link to ABB is a game changer, provided our BOD can deliver, I wait to be convinced.

Fishyboy
Well sell your Alba and go and buy Ukog or just fo.

Judging by the comment below regarding real estate his risk profile is low.

Celebrity Net Worth pegs Lewis Hamilton's net worth at $285 million, which reflects the fact that he has long commanded salaries first reached by F1 legend Michael Schumacher. He has plowed much of his money into impressive real estate holdings around the world.13 Nov 2020.

AFC has enjoyed unprecedented PR over this extended break in market activity and Tuesdays opening will be interesting. Moving on into 2021 this is what Bloomberg reported today for the UK market, very encouraging.

After years of lagging behind peers, U.K. stocks are emerging from the Brexit shadow just as cheap stocks are getting a boost from bets of a global recovery from the pandemic.

The country has been the worst performer among major equity markets since the 2016 Brexit referendum, both in local currency and dollar terms. For investors who have steered clear of U.K. shares during the period, their cheapness may hold allure as value stocks are forecast to shine in the coming year.

Lewis Hamilton isn't just the world's most successful Formula One driver ever, he's also a key backer of a new off-road electric vehicle racing series called Extreme E.
The plan is that super-powered electric cars will race in some of the most remote locations on earth in an effort to - the organisers say - promote sustainability and encourage the take-up of electric vehicles.
Our chief environment correspondent Justin Rowlatt has been sizing up the new series.

These will be included in many of the weekend newspapers, together with the results for 2020.
The green energy sector is hot and will be included. AFC is a prime candidate for inclusion IMO.

There is generally no correlation between UK share prices and US share prices, an example being

Carnival UK closing price 1355p and in New York 20.84USD.

Over 200m in half day. Theres going to be some Christmas stockings full of GOLD.

Best wishes to all holders, our BOD for a good holiday and a prosperous 2021.

If you held AFC about 18 months ago todays rise is about 125% higher than the price then.

If you hold CWR shares, todays rise is higher than the AFC share price now.

The sector is on fire

What a disappointing reaction to good news

Thoughts of the pilot plant in operation in the new year are exciting, they need to get Parker Schnabel and the Discovery channel over for the official opening. That would be excellent PR with a Wales Gold Rush Special. Come on GF make it happen.

Their Ilmenite related RNS just released, will perhaps draw attention to the ALBA asset in Greenland and highlights our potential further.

Excellent RNS, Delighted sounds significantly better than pleased. Great stuff.

We probably all remember ST TROPEZ well he is actively posting on the PAT bb They are up today over 25% showing 27-29p
and he posts
"buyers actively waiting in the 30's"
Not sure if he meant an age group or a price, if he returns to ALBA you now know he is an out and out ramper. Always a good read though.

It started
Strategic Partnership with ABB

AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies,

I've missed something, when did this happen.

Hm1
“Misinformation” those numbers are FACTUAL unless of course the FT publishes misinformation.

and for others, having worked in investment management for 37 years I know absolutely zero about investments and none of my posting on this bb represents investment advice it’s all factual or just my own opinion, which I think I am entitled to. AFC shares are in plentiful supply if they had more professional investors (institutions) the shares would be more difficult to buy, simple economics really. Anyway my new year wish is that AFC get tipped as a share for 2021. I just dislike overpaid under invested AUSSIES.

Rather than looking at Market caps a better view is shares in free float - all in round figures
AFC 622m shares
CWR 107m shares
ITM 338m shares

Then apply the laws of supply and demand.

Whilst the free float in AFC remains over 90% the gap in market caps will only increase. Institutional long term investors are needed. I know you don’t want to hear it but AFC need more money to compete in this environment.

It’s obvious to any investor with any nous AFC are going to have to do a significant fund raise sometime in the future, and if they want to succeed with the big players (ABB) that will be sooner rather than later. ITM raised £165m, AFC may require a similar sum, so be prepared to dig deep.

News that the UK border closure to EU and all flights cancelled will not be good for markets tomorrow. This could easily lead to all types of shortages. Bit of a short term dampener.