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Lonny117: When you are ready to get out of your trade, use a limit order at the end of the day, and overnight if poss.
Your limit order might expire, but you'll likely find the price jumps up in the morning because of your broker and market-makers who can see your order on their order-books. That's when you hit the sell button.

Well, that's only a few hundred quid, isn't it? If you want to make some money on this over your dealing charges, I'd suggest at least 2 grand to start off. Buy on dips, sell at the peaks. Swing trade. Make about £200 a trade.

Correction to ["I posted the info below on Igas's LinkdIn page" ]
- Ignore the link in the previous message. It is broken.
Try this: t.ly/CIJas

I posted the info below on Igas's LinkdIn page: 7i.se/5Q [valid for 7 days]

Igas will use bayotech steam methane reformers (SMR) to generate hydrogen, but they require a power input of 2,000 – 2,300 kWhr/day to generate 1,000 kg/day hydrogen. It's not exactly what was suggested to them, it was suggested that they make biogas and use the geothermal heat to increase yield of anerobic digestion of hydrogen-producing bacteria, but at least they are doing something.
If they want to use SMR, without cost, then they can again use geothermal heat, but in a different way, like using a stirling-heat-engine connected to a electric-generator..
Example: Novel Therm's Green Energy Stirling Engine HPC Solution: t.ly/mOJv

Other links: GTEnergy: t.ly/m8fX ; Bayotech: t.ly/mYr6

Sorry, Footse1000 - I misread that: "making reasonable assumptions for current year Oil prices and costs the core business is worth considerably more than the current SP". I thought you were saying the costs were too high and then I commented "Nope" when I shouldn't have. This company has plenty of buzz around it.
Looking at the results, they are doing well , better than I expect! However, for this stock to go up they need to start buying back some shares to keep investors interested and stop issuing huge blocks of shares that dilute the price as compensation, as soon as the debt is zero, then can just pay salaries like any regular company. I propose they investigate alternate ways of raising investment, other than issuing shares or bond-debt, like promissory credits for assets they will produce in the future, like hydrogen. They could use smart-contracts with various cryptocurrencies to do this, like dash or etherum, for example.
I'm talking: "hydrogen futures"....which could be a huge market.

Nope. Given that the company says it can support UK energy supplies within 18 months, that makes it a national security asset, with government backing behind the scenes. If they didn't back it, they'd be on Putin's side. Simple as.

"BUY signal was issued on 31/03/2022, 7 days ago, when the stock price was ...."
- There's some algo-trades going on.
Someone put through a big buy order at a bargain?

From 2020, when NG was cheap...
7i.se/M

People are spooked by the brent drop, but what about natural gas prices?
7i.se/H

Policy paper British energy security strategy
Updated 7 April 2022
7i.se/y
- "Geothermal" and "hydrogen" mentioned.

The dealing capacity must be either “A” for agent or “P” for principal. Member firms must
ensure that their dealing capacity is entered correctly on every trade report they submit to
the Exchange. Doing so may prove important, for instance, in the event of a member firm
(either the firm reporting the trade or another firm) being declared a defaulter on the
Exchange.""

https://docs.londonstockexchange.com/sites/default/files/documents/n0616_attach1.pdf

Off book trades. Politicians?

EDR, meh.
PE Ratio= -7.941

PIface has vested o&g interests outside of the UK, so I think it would be safe to ignore him.

Evidence for Bojo ibit.ly/3Od5

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareBrokerTips.asp?shareprice=IGAS&share=Igas-Energy

It's hit a fib.

That other stock has too many shares floating about...