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Whover registered on the bbc as 'energy scientist' to comment on the article.

And let's be fair, I have left plenty of scope for cheap gags about mine.

Mitch, I was just trying to make a cheap gag about his name. Sandman, sleep? It ain't funny if you gotta explain. I will get my coat.

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Fair point kev. It defies belief that anything could hold back the SP of a company earning as much as this one with a world class proven CEO, no debt or outstanding warrants and a clear path to being a world force in the biggest growth industry for the next two decades but we have the evidence of the last few months that clearly external forces (along with some understandable quantifiable things such as dropping V price) can and have.

I can't complain as I have added more at a price I never dreamed I'd see again. Every cloud.

Kev, they haven't got endless shares. They have to run out at some point. That may not be too far away and they still haven't managed sub 20. Those 100,000 sells smack of desperation to me.

There is nothing blind about our optimism. Do a bit of research.

Alfacomp, thank you as always.

I totally concur Richken.

I think we all know what that means. Yeah, somebody now owns 1976 shares. Odd thing to do though not buying them in 1 hit.

I'm not happy that I have hit my 20k ISA limit already. (All in here) might have to have a few in my normal share account at these ridiculous prices.

I see a couple of other people joined in.

FB, are you suggesting the bank will rent them an umbrella but ask for it back if it starts to rain?

Still rolling I see.

Endion, I totally agree. As I have said before. Eskom can t be allowed to fail by SA and SA can't be allowed to fail by the world.

Zeb, it's a matter of perspective. If your nearest connection to a national grid is hundreds of miles away and you are in a country where that isn't particularly reliable anyway ( three quarters of Africa) then a mini grid is amazingly cost effective.
It's a bit like a mobile phone network. Would you want to put up masts over thousands of square miles which only house a few isolated communities? Or would you prefer a satellite communication with no masts?
Looking at the wider picture, if the world enters recession will people still need electricity? Will the world still need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
Recessions in my 58 years on this planet generally mean the poor get poorer and the rich don t get a lot richer but life goes on. Given that we are the lowest cost, biggest resource with the highest grade resource on the planet I can't see us suffering greatly no matter what the world economic situation.

2 - 2 now

Liverpool 1 up in extra time against Chelsea.

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Thanks Ophidian. I am awestruck. Remind me not to argue with you again.