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Those shareholders who have stuck with JOG have been rewarded this year, the shares have exactly doubled since February but I think the upside is so substantial that when a deal is signed a very high asset value will start to become clear. My optimism on JOG and its management has remained steadfast since the start and the reason why I am so excited now that GBA’s time is imminent.

Moving to another level

flying around today following these interim results. I get the gist of them but cannot access the detail. The general market backdrop is not great with interest rate rising, an escalation in the Russian war and rising inflation world wide. Hope the farm out terms are not far away, I need a holiday before the missus switches the central heating on.

"SOMEONE IS SELLING". From what I can see 21k shares dealt today with about 6k being purchases, hardly justifies the fall. The wait goes on.

Perhaps the weekly sp guesses can move into a different price range. Both BT and VOD being viewed as well oversold.

WOW - Thats a story, maybe you need some lessens - "Once upon a time" might be the first one. Haha.

hardup
My buy back numbers differ (not materially) to yours with my average price being 44.56p. What I have been unable to reconcile is the number of shares in issue to the total shares in issue reported by RNS each month - have you tried that. My numbers are many millions out.

entoman
Thank you - can you set out the calculation

I am getting a rate for 20/9/22 as 0.1520 - can anyone tell me what that means - thanks in advance

KISTOS put in a really low ball offer for Serica, whatsmore their share plus cash offer was set to use the cash on the Serica balance sheet to fund the deal. Serica countered by putting a derisory bid in for Kistos. Both companies eventually withdrew. I don't know where the rumour came from about Kistos but the company that is cash rich is Serica.

"High energy prices attract investors to small AIM fossil fuel companies"
Angus are one of about 5 mentioned and the article ends with a positive comment from GL on future gas prices.
All good publicity will help sp.

Watched the video, all good however, with their track record on delivering, a dividend any time soon and debt free in early 2023 appear a steps too far. Share price of 5p perhaps.

Desertwolfch
Please don't place blame on the government : Your giving our CEO bullets for his year end report - its always somebody else's fault - never his, as the remuneration committee reward him further with money and free options.

Johnnyboy999
Its all well and good believing in hydrogen and the green economy, however believing in AFC is proving costly for many investors here. There are many invested well below 10p who have seen over 80p (briefly) and held expecting £2+ encouraged by the bullish high expectations of the CEO. Many will now be extremely nervous (probably compounded by the news from ITM this week) that the latest product currently being tested, fails and the drawing boards need to be returned to. 6 weeks or so to the year end and the silence is tangible, if last year was "transformational" my thoughts are this year has been a "disaster" for investors.

A mistake or some news!!!

Shares available at a 20% discount (20.48p) Gibson putting his £300 a month in - no sign of Bond - says it all really. These schemes are good they are heads you win tails you don't lose - but for Bond why bother when he gets his options for nowt.

The investors chronicle's assessment of ITM's results:
In the end, ITM has over-promised and under-delivered which is the main reason for the rout. Hold.

This all sounds like AFC - High expectations - Zero delivered.

Once gas flowed I never imagine this dropping below 2p, general market conditions are not great and the delay in achieving first gas has been disappointing.

Number
From my point of view the wheels came off a while back - with no positive news the ride is all but over. The year end update may well accelerate the process.

of becoming bigger and better than our peers (ITM) are looking a possibility, unless of course AFC go bust before them. They have a £300m cushion, I wonder how much of our £48m remains.