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The share price will surely drop in the short term. Anyone seeking a quick buck won't find it here. Not unless they bought at 4p and intend to sell very soon. In the long run, let's not panic and the dilution. The company have yet to start trading. If the new investor genuinely believes in tge company capitalises them through to commercialisation then the fate of the 170m - odd shares should be to rise and rise on the back of an expanding order book. My only fear is they want to play games for short term profit. I'm very keen to know who they are

My wife is in at £1.12. She'll be in deficit until they've had a full year of trading. I'm in at 14p. I'm trying to keep that low key for fear of sleeping in the spare room until she gets her money back

Certainly it has 5x the job to do, but if the company is a success then I don't see why not. The original share issue was really small so some expansion was inevitable. It depends on the price we bought in at. Under 20p and it should be a great share. Battery margins might be small but the market is vast. I hope the buyer brings good market contacts and a top class sales director. They will need to win business at a lonh term sustainable margin. Some contracts, like batteries for wind farms, might be very long, and a bad deal could be a real impediment. But hey, at least we can look ahead now. 2 days ago they were going bust

Check out Cornish Metal (CUSN). They went through a similar transition in that they launched on AIM, got into money difficulties and were rescued by a big investor in return for a share dilution. The shares dropped sub 10p and stayed low for ages, but what goes around comes around and they are starting to rise as they get closer to commercial trading. AMTE will be the same. They have an emerging market and a product that looks like it can succeed. I hope people stick around and not just play short term games for quick bucks

Dunno about anyone else here but I've become obsessed with the drama around this investment and feel like I need a break. The company looks safe for now, although they are not secure yet. They still need a factory and an order book. I think the shares will level off for a while as profit taking balances against new money. But beyond that there is a prospect of solid growth, even with such a big dilution. They just need to start trading

This is such a civilised message board compared to some of the bear pits elsewhere. Everything feels good with this business

You have better odds at the bookies. Why would any buyer invest now? They have no business. They have no customers. They have some R&D. That's all. If I was a private buyer I'd let the company go bust before I pecked the meat off the carcass. The only saving of AMTE is a government bailout. This might conceivably happen. It's not happened yet but it might. I hope it does but this is too risky for me. Took the hit and sold my shares at 5p

I think dividend reinvestment is a no brainer, and there is plenty analysis to show how it accelerates wealth over a 10 year period. BT is a stable business with decent prospects to grow margins even if top line growth stagnates.

If AMTE go bust, which they probably will, they will undoubtedly point the finger at government and other agencies for failing to support them. But really. They need to look at themselves. Their funding crisis has been coming a long time. How much do they actually sell? They tell about sales pipeline but as a lifelong salesman I know how little that nears if none of it turns into income. They swan around acting like they are so important with their battery development that they don't need to earn any money meanwhile. Do they actually have a sales director? I don't think they do. They are like students who won't get a Saturday job

You are right. Apologies. If inflation continues to diminish, interest rates should level off and even come down, making bonds less attractive and stocks more so, is what I should have said maybe

I was going by a comment made by Nick Davies in an interview when he seemed to suggest that his strategy was to back and incubate cusn, then see the company sold once shares reached £1. Admittedly he didn't exactly say that but it's the inference I took. So I've always kept a price target of £1 in mind. But that was then and this is now. I think it could be higher with the extra discoveries

Definitely. All the money that could be invested in shares currently tied up in bonds. If the interest rate continues to fall then maybe that will boost share prices

Compared to my other IPO buy, this one looks rock solid. What will it rise to once fully operational, £1?

If there was no interest, no sniff anywhere, my guess is we would know by now. I'm hoping that this extended silence means there are negotiations ongoing.

I'm in for £5k. I've got to decide whether to sweat it out and maybe see £20k/maybe lose it all, or cash in now at a small loss. I'd be glad of some evidence but apart from people mouthing off there's nothing here to guide me. AMTE are clearly staying silent. They used to be prolific on LinkedIn but that's gone quiet too. I would have thought by now that some deal would be shaped and maybe pending sign-off. Maybe there are sticking points, maybe the signatory is on holiday or maybe there is no deal. Come on AMTE, give us a clue.

Does anyone have anything informed or interesting to say? The current SP rise is nothing but blind gambling. You weren't right to buy or to not buy or to sell anymore than you would be right to put money on red in a casino because lots of other people were doing the same. We have bo knowledge of what's going on right now. AMTE are silent, as they should be.

True. People are talking about numbers that have no meaning. The only thing that means anything is whether or not AMTE secure funding to continue developing. Recent rises are pure speculation. I hope it works out. I've got £4k on the table I really don't want to lose, but please let's not start running before the starting gun has been fired

Maybe the award was a carrot for potential rescuers. There is no risk in making an award that can only be collected later. It doesn't mean much except "please somebody save this company"

The SP won't break above 8p without substantial news. So many people bought in around 6-7pm that there will be too much profit-taking at even 7.5p

Radio Silence. I'm sure there will be negotiations trying to conclude. Any delay would either put the business under or would mean the announcement of some temporary funding. By mid week next week I expect