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What are you doing with your Thungela shares? I plan to sell to buy more in AAL but doubt I’ll get one more for every ten that I own.
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We needed quite a few licenses to be issued to justify the market cap. Seeing the licenses are less than half of the £500k that was previously mentioned, we’ll now need more than twice as many and that’s assuming it’s €250k each for Hungary and Greece - which I’m not sure it is.
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That crosses my mind too. However, PHE don’t need billions to complete their project; they need other companies to pay the license fee. If the Protos site is successful and if no cheaper solution (to the plastic waste problem) is available hen PHE should succeed.
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I bought a few shares yesterday with an average price of 9.6175p. I might average down over the next few weeks, should the opportunity arise.
Currently 8th out of 11 stocks held by value and 6th by profit/loss. It’s 1.3% of my shares portfolio.
Looking forward to seeing where the journey takes me.
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Woodsmith Mine had, and still has, a compressing business case.
The SXX shareholder disaster was orchestrated by our crooked government with Sirius employees happily playing along.
Karma takes time.
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I guess that’ll make AAL shares cheaper and will see 140 million shares in Thungela being issued.
Any idea what Thungela shares could be worth if there are 140 million shares in issue?
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Nobody knows what the share price will be in two years. What we should be able to predict is how many DMGs will be in operation.
The perceived lack of urgency on Peel/PHE’s part to get the 1st U.K. DMG up and running doesn’t fill me with much hope. Maybe there’ll be one or two in 2 years time? If so, maybe PHE will start to break even.
It needs to license 20+ DMGs to justify the current share price.
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The problems here are...
1. Neither Tim Yeo nor Dave Ryan can present very well. Too ma y ‘err, uhm and next slide please’ for my liking.
2. Far too many shares in issue. This makes the market capitalisation ridiculous for such an unproven product that is expensive to build and operate.
3. Nobody seems to want to commit on dates. Next spring, later this year are too woolly. They must have a project plan with key dates. Critical path analysis, milestone payments, Monte Carlo predictions for 50% and 90% confidence. Investors want to see dates and want those dates to be met.
I’m in but won’t be buying any more. And I love the technology. I just want to see some drive and passion.
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So, do you want to know when a MM buys and sells or when an individual or trader buys and sells?
If I sell 100 shares do you want that to be a sell and if you buy 100 shares at the same time do you want to be a buy?
In the end, it’s not important. If the sp is falling it is because more shares are being sold than are being bought and vice versa.
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There are two prices - BID and ASK.
A trade is when the Market Maker buys or sells some of his stock. When a trade takes place if the price paid is above the midpoint of Bid and Ask (when the trade is reported), it will show as a buy. If it’s below the midpoint, it will show as a sale.
Looking at the sp movement this week it looks like someone is selling at 6.4p.
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I’ve only had the swabs as part of an ONS survey.
The problem with home testing is that much of the great British public would still go to the pub after a positive home test.
Testing needs to be undertaken by people without a vested interest (in my opinion).
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Sir David Attenborough features in Mura Technology’s video.
https://youtu.be/_pMfwZyNM8A
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... plastic recycling plant on Teesside.
https://www.business-live.co.uk/enterprise/construction-starts-world-first-plastic-20264041
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Powerhouse Energy currently have 3,915,914,135 shares issued. In June 2011 there were just 283,670,473 shares.
There are 14 times more space shares today than in 2011 and the share price is half of what it was. The MCap is therefore about 7 times what it was 10 years ago.
How many shares do you think will be in issue when the first dividends are paid? And the MCap?
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