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Puse Ruse. This mornings news has been delivered by RNS. So investors can see it.

Nice that we now have a ex- Linde Gas Non Exec onboard given developments with the German national hydrogen grid and how hydrogen will be feeding into the existing, and expanded national gas pipeline.

That will be good for the housebuilding sector and the economy per se don't you think.

https://news.sky.com/story/inflation-falls-slightly-after-two-months-of-rises-13289215

BofE now talking about 4 interest rate cuts also in the year ahead after the surprise fall in inflation

https://news.sky.com/story/inflation-falls-slightly-after-two-months-of-rises-13289215

After todays surprise fall in interest rates talk is back onto interest rate cuts which should be good for Housebuilders

Case for up to 4 cuts this year being made.

https://news.sky.com/story/inflation-falls-slightly-after-two-months-of-rises-13289215

Salver2 this happens all the time and often before an update when it would have been more prudent to wait then issue the broker note. Always ask the questions Why? Why now? and Who might be it of benefit to?

They would have margin called a stonking number of leveraged bets today off anyone banking on and betting that inflation would come in higher than expected and dip all the Indices, when completely the opposite happened in both the UK and US.

IG Index would also have done well.

Biden appearing in the White House imminently.

BBC news reporting. Donald Trump saying the hostages will be released soon.

Hopefully Deal 1 of 2.

Excellent update and into a positive market with all indices flying. Nice couple of blue days wouldn't go amiss.

Some fair losses and heart palpitations for those short.

Tomorrow?

Has anyone had any confirmation?

Always a nice on to hold when markets turn positive.

FTSE100, 250, Dow and Nasdaq all flying.

Should never have dropped back yesterday imvho.

Well done all who spied an opportunity.

Very good day and mirroring the FTSE100, 250, Dow and Nasdaq all flying.

Looks like the inflation numbers surprised the City on many shares.

Fingers crossed it's the 500MW.

https://kintorehydrogen.co.uk/

It just shows the size of what is out there and up for grabs Dibs61. Australia this one for Plug.

If one that size drops here then that's a lot of 5 MW Neptune V's or more likely the Tritans.

Yes, sat patiently waiting on that 500MW Reservation of Capacity contract and if its Kintore Hydrogen then the determination date from memory for that is in just over 2 weeks, if it keeps to calender. That in successive stages scales up to 3 GW.

Big business is 3GW

https://www.ir.plugpower.com/press-releases/news-details/2025/Plug-Seals-Monumental-Deal-with-Allied-Green-Ammonia-for-a-Mega-3-GW-Electrolyzer-System/default.aspx

Can't say I disagree that it's a nice top up opportunity given the update, both at this price and if they choose to give it away any cheaper.

Everything's on track guidance wise for this and next year, measures in place to mitigate costs and the new additions all seem to be contributing nicely.

There must be a fairly decent chance he will mention Ukraine and a Peace deal if not during his Inauguration speach then probably at Davos a few days later.

Well that's Plug up nearly 9% and racing out the blocks after yesterdays dip so it looks like they are judging the Nelo alkaline news as non-impactive on them. It's the place to make money on the ups and downs if you get your timings right imo.

Lucky Laurie can we stop interacting with this individual. You might find it amusing but it is clogging up the bulletin board up with unnecessary banter and we have already lost one good poster on here in consequence. Concentrate on what's the here and now for ITM and where imvho we won't have too long to wait for some positive developments and news.

"New government, same address - back to the Prime Minister‘s office. Our Chairman Sir Roger Bone and I had a constructive discussion in 10 Downing Street on the economic opportunities green hydrogen and the domestic manufacturing of electrolysers pose for the UK.

In what is turning into a massive, multi-billion industry, ITM Power has a strategic opportunity to grow substantially over the coming years. We shared the view that government must support and prioritise domestic supply chains for electrolysers and associated jobs, especially when taxpayer money is involved. Ed Miliband, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate, said - “Let's spell out what this future means: jobs building carbon capture and storage, jobs manufacturing electrolysers for hydrogen” - we are here to make that happen.

In today’s times this is not only an economic question, but increasingly also one of energy and critical supply chain independence.

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7284592830759514112/