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Close to selling last week, just feeling toppy to me but have decided to hold longer, and I can afford it to slide back a bit. The 1m buy (?) on Friday is of interest.

No they are not, as clarified ages ago.Grahan-Wales was a ramper extreme a year ago, sold now cannot stop *****ing. Yellow1 has probably never owned a share in his life but posts a sstream of nagatives most of them wrong and has to be corrected when some holders can be bothered.

Like 13thmonkey there is such a list of real reasons to be negative as a holder its quite enough. Day after day of moron posts makes the thread unusable. Like 13thmonkey, cannot be arsed with Red any more even though I hold at a loss. Rather spend time making money elsewhere.

We had the same when HH were dumping prior to the run up last time. When cleared the SP nearly had whiplash

We have a big seller i the background and many of the buys @3.7-3.8 mount up to fill the bigger 3.6 sells. The large seller has to be cleared as wehave known for a while now

Pathetic pair

Nick stated in the Proactive interview said "5 RFQs quiotes active right now - in North America and Europe"

The text in the RNS goes further by including Asia for future business.

"the Company has a strong and building pipeline of future RFQs across a range of vehicle classes in North America, Europe and Asia"

Yellow1, why the hell would it be good for Scott, he's got a ton of Shares in Red so why the hell would it?

Graham-wales as an ex-ramper here who posted such biased crap over and over, but lost the faith and sold, why the hell do you come back on here posting crap? The need for finance is months off and in the latest RNS it even hints there maybe insolvancy rather than a fundraise if the strategic deal is not set.

I still hold but have written this "investment" off, when I sell or lose damned if I'm going post on a share I no longer hold wasting my life *****ing over and over like a pair of losers.

They are both delayed sells.

Seeing Machines are no closing in on 100,000 fatigue interventions, just 11 short. whereas distraction events are upto 4.5 million, so another .5 and they have some real bragging rights.

You can always filter him then he dissapears. Sadly on this post he is quite correct, his other posts are not always the same. Never close your eyes to the negatives, I did last year and I got stung.

I did retire at age 55 August 2017 with a sideline of investing, did so well upto Aug 2018 and well my largest share (and another smaller one) destroyed all the profits, the comfort margin and whilst not losing any money it pretty much blew away this plan A.

Plan B may involve going back to work after Aug 2019 unless I can get back my financial buffer via SEE again. I am to say the least, mighty unimpressed with my own decision making last year.

This effectively is a typical understated SEE RNS. Todays news reverses the reason for the slip from 13.?p down to 3p and should be acclained as such. The market should see this accordingly and also reverse its trend. Any good news released in the future should have dramatic mpacts on the SP similar to the rise from 5p in 2018.

Apologies to post this a couple days late but on SM's website ther % shareholdings of the biggest II's has not changed for VSI, Legal and Gen, Miton, Herald and Polar. These have not altered at all despite the recent fundraise. Is it at all likely that these companies chose to buy in exactly the right amount of shares to keep their % steady? Seems a bit weird to me and yes I will ask the company, I just wanted to ask you guys first to save myself looking spectacularly dumb.

On the positive side it is good to see Lombard and lesser Independent increase their stakes in the company.

John, you do not mention if your shares are held within an ISA. If they have been bought inside an iSA then no Capital gains Tax applies.

https://www.gov.uk/tax-sell-shares

I do not have a large position on these, and I never average down on any share, that is a mugs game. If I buy in the same company it is usually a second buy based on its own merits. RedT have serious credibility issues for me proven in the last RNS

on 25th March I wrote:

"· purchase agreement signed for 72 redT units (~5MWh) for a large UK grid project

Both lines are newsworthy and this information is obviously known before the fundraise news. I fully expect one of these to drop in before 4th April."

Yesterdays predictable RNS to boost the SP mars Neil's reputation in my eyes so I tar him with the same brush as Scott.

Whether Redt can pull out of this I really do not know but too many games being played in these shares to be able to take them seriously any more.

Still holding.

Isn't this detail a clue to why so much Lithium?

"Pivot Power’s private-wire network across south Oxford will have enough power to charge hundreds of vehicles at the same time. Approximately 100 ultra-rapid and fast chargers will be installed initially at a public charging station on the A34 and at the council’s main vehicle depots. The network will also run past the city’s two main bus depots, providing the opportunity for their fleets to go electric."

So 100 individual Lithium cells supplied by RedT's unit is perhaps the reason? Just the nature of the way energy will be delivered in this one case perhaps?

sgreen, but we need to seperate a company that is doing extremely well for their product andmarket dominance from ripping off PI's. Some would tie the two together to undermine PI's confidence, why would they do that I wonder? Perhaps an interest in the OO not getting fully subsribed a driving force?

Oh well time will tell. Scraps for SEYE all the same.

I see, 10% of 50MWh, apologies. Selling 72 units is the important part not complaining at the disttribution of the Lithium units. Time will show the value in Vanadium and it has to prove its worth in the field as Vanadium fights against established Lithium sales.

Where are you seeing this information winnings, the RNS says

"This project will represent the Company's first grid-scale, 'front of the meter' project. 5MWh of redT flow machines (72 units) will be hybridised with a 48MW, 50MWh lithium battery system and connected at transmission level to support a local EV charging network consisting of approximately 100 ultra-rapid and fast chargers. As flow machines can cycle heavily, multiple times each day, without degradation, they are well suited to use alongside lithium-ion batteries, which provide high power, but must be managed carefully to prolong their life. Together, flow machines and lithium batteries will operate as a hybrid system, making use of the relevant strengths of the two complementary technologies to balance the network and meet the complex demands of the ESO project. "

I disagree, management have done a very good job for the company and the product, they just don't give a damn about PI's. The ratio of wins verses SEYE tell me about how the product is viewed and all I can see SEYE picking up is the lesser companies and budget lines for low value car lines.