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Absolutely Aaron, quite agree. If you don't believe in the CEO or company, move your money to one you do believe in.
We all need to take responsibility for our own decisions. Bond has been consistent in his approach for years. Everyone knows what they're investing in. Or they haven't researched properly?
Has anyone been able to access the latest Panmure Gordon report? Can't find it on the Research Tree site
https://www.afcenergy.com/investors/research-feed/
'Nick, really, some people can’t accept a material loss but semi stomach a paper loss.
When selling it means you have to account for the £ notes in reality.'
So why would someone semi-stomach the paper loss? Only because they believe it's short term, or they would shift their paper loss into a share they have more confidence in, no? Or perhaps they don't really have an investment strategy?
As a long-term holder I'm not concerned even if it does go lower, I'm confident this year will see significant rises.
'Nick, all if a big IF, if the system works as it should'
yes dw and the success of Extreme E demonstrates AFC can deliver workable systems, even in harsh environments.
“System integration is a key market value proposition in the way AFC Energy collaborates with its partners, and in the case of Extreme E, the company has not only shown capability in fuel cell generators, but also in bringing to fruition a unique onsite green hydrogen generator,”
Far from a 'big fat nothing' Ade...
'Recent orders included a £4mln agreement for a 200kW “S” Series fuel cell and ammonia cracker system to partner ABB, the Swiss electrical systems giant, for a high-power EV charging application.
In addition, the company announced that its 1.2MW ammonia-fueled ship propulsion fuel cell system, having been awarded 'Approval in Principle' status for its international certification by DNV, has also been selected as part of Norwegian consortium ZeroCoaster for a bulk cargo ship design.'
There's a stark difference between your posts which are backed up by up-to-date evidence haggis, and unsubstantiated attacks on the company and CEO.
Anyone with an ounce of sense will be able to see
the difference, I think.
I really do think our key institutional investors are not concerned about the shorter term SP fluctuations, they're in it for then longer term.
So if we are too (and I am) there's really nothing to be too converned about (above and beyond the standard risks with AIM investments) given all of the opportunities and agreements we already have.
Here's an interesting review by Forbes of the sector over recent times and why they are still bullish, worth a read if you're genuinely interested and trying to decide if this sector is for you right now https://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspeculations/2022/01/03/why-hydrogen-stocks-had-a-tough-2021/?sh=554af71b1a6b