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Ceres, good reply. Spread the risk is the best play and as you say by country way well help a little.
"IF" we see a pull back here which we could after such a quick rise,bI would guess NK18.00 looks next of oversold down to NK 17-16.00 but I think no lower.
I am very happy NK 20.00 has been tested twice over 2 days, shows people do want in.
As per my previous posts for weeks, £1.50-1.60p here V's £3.00 at ITM & Ceres £5.00-5.50. The big value is here.
Got cash aside for any quick drops and keeping a very firm eye on NY.
My Autumn target is around NK 25-28.00 to buy. Will assess the newsflows then.

Nice raise on phe out of the blue. You can never tell when they will hit a fast rising sp with the need to raise funds at top whack. Small but still done chipping back the sp.
As for the post ? phe have a BIG issue coming with the merger and equity. Would avoid PHE for now especially in these uncertain times. Only my opinion not financial advice. Risk v reward there.

Dr, had a discussion with someone on another thread today about AIM and the leftfield missile you never see coming, often on a steep rise the Bod are so quick to raise and trap in that gain. It is s small amount here and nothing to worry about, but companies over use this tac tic imho.
Some are genuine raises to forward a company on creating more product, but many it is tough to raise captial especially in the whole of debt we live in today so raise while you can before another 1800 points drop on the Dow.
I am sure a bigger correction is coming but a few months further down the road.
Never think you can win in any share, I think the stats say 90% of investors don't make money in a year.

May 21st NK12.00 to buy. End of day today even with you worrying over that sell the buy is STILL NK 20.00+ so 75% STILL UP ? If it was 2m sell from 100m issue then yeah its possibly shifting of liquidity or a sell out right , BUT here lol.

Cerea there are 1.33 Billion shares mate. 2m... Its a fraction and not unusual. Stop being a worrywort my friend , relax and enjoy the rise. Go look at the last 2 months trading.

NEL as I have consistantly posted since NK12.00 are a BUY.
NEL £1.60 ish. ITM £3.00. CERES £5.50. Tell me where the value is ... Good luck if you hold. Check out my other posts regarding world markets and buy any weakness and reasons for buying.

All the best, now its FOOTBALL TIME @@

7% UP HYDROGEN McPhy French Gov money for French Companies in the green revolution !!!
€10+ coming.

Topped up again today at what seems like near to our new level.

Of note in the hydrogen sector French company Mcphy gone from €4 to €8.00 and holding 8 basedvon Macron saying French money for French companies after EU Covid fiasco. Germany ploughing billions in to Hydrogen so watch this space too.

GREEN HYDROGEN = GOLD. Macron wants French Gov money to go in to French Companies !!!
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/01/22/1973430/0/en/McPhy-Energy-McPhy-to-equip-the-largest-zero-carbon-hydrogen-site-in-Europe.html

McPhy HYDROGEN Broken through €8.00 and holding.
Any good contract news should see €10.00 as there are very few shares in issue.
Macron wants French Gov to invest in French Companies.

McPhy broken €8.00 @@

Hi operastar, yes I took use Hargreaves Lansdown.
You can often get US and European companies on it and its very easy to use.
I use IG for my ASX Oz holdings and my AIM play money.
I did have an Interactive Investors account and they could get the odd company that others couldn't.
I generally avoid the US , although I understand the buying power they have so take than onboard with any investment, but I don't generally buy US listed only.

Hope this helps. Oh if you are looking to get in here my thoughts are NK 20 .00 has now been tested for 3 days now. Once through this after the rise from NK8-20.00 very quickly there will obviously be a period of finding the next level.
I expect 3 news events which have not happened yet which should have happened June July. As NEL is approx £1.60 ish compared to ITM £3.10 and Ceres £5.50, any price around late NK19's early BK 20's is a good point.
If we get a second big spike in China / US I could see a drop towards NK15-17.00 but it would have to be a big day/week event. I have a smaller amount of cash on the side for NEL and McPhy if this drop does happen. McPhy could seriously grow its sp if the French Gov annoynce any Hydrogen project as its French money for French companies ie McPhy.
They have such a small issue it could easily double on a big deal. Hope my views help.
NEL is solid solid solud and great management.

Nel have 3 announcements due that have not come out yet. Probably a bit late due to cvd. Like hear the progress is lightning fast but is reliant on other outside influences so its never nailed on.
I agree with PSmith and anyone who is really anti his balanced views are not thinking in a sensible way about money.

I have been on lse for many years you can tell by my posts, but I have lost a hell of a lot , hands up , on "certs". Well they were until 2008 when it all went to @#£ on what me and a few others call leftfield missiles. They are the kind you cannot see coming. CFO told me at a meal how great a company was, I explained any further investment added would be my pension money. He said 99% sure he would be putting money in. 3 weeks later the Chinese NOC culled the licence. CVD. Regional disputes. Terrorist bombing. Planes crash. CEO's die. The normal method of killing a share prices is a rapid rise, they cannot get bank investor funding so issue way too many shares to benefit from the high sp. Back down it goes !

So do not be to hard on Mr Smith.

However, if you are not in you will not make any money.

Set controls, know the gambler in you and what risk levels you know in your own head, KEEP doing research and dont get lazy. Only put in what you can afford to loose.

I am fully in but by Sept/ Oct Brexit WILL start to kick in, then it is which market you are in. I will flip to Australia ASX with half my money and companies that make money in very specific countries where the whole business is run within that country.

I am sure many will have very different views and many will yawn at this post "knowing better" alpha males, but common sense and an acknowledgement of the new world will go a long way to cash preservation.

Oh don't forget the US electionnin Nov...that could get real fruity.

McPhy HYDROGEN breaks through €8.00 pushing through to the next phase. French Gov investing for French companies and not wanting to get too involved in EU who they think let them down during Covid.

SatellitePro its the best way , there are always leftfield things that catch companies , regions or markets out.
The main point is the whole world is investing in growth, they have to and one main theme is environmental impacts plastics, energy, infrastructure, people movement including transport & relocation of populations v political disagreements and policy.
The big money is coming in to hydrogen now, it reminds me of the early lithium boom which I was lucky to be in and get out of without too much loss as the markets realised getting the best quality was spodumene, but that required huge pockets to create the mines and infrastructure to get the raw or part processed rock mainly to China. The cost did and still do seem prohibative just look at operating mines in Australia. They were all going to be $AS50.00 a share, but it didnt turn out quite how we were all being told.
Hydrogen sector is very much a different thing. Production and up take will just keep going imho as will infrastructure growth.

NEL HYDROGEN REDOX Flow hydrogen generation and battery storage. Note the last few lines in the report suggesting results in a couple of months. Article posted 20th April 2020 so could hear news soon?
"While the PNNL team experimented on a single cell measuring 10 square centimeters, Ayers and her colleagues at Nel Hydrogen proved that the technology could work even when scaled up to a five-cell stack measuring 100 square centimeters. They plan to spend the next few months fine-tuning the system and eliminating kinks, such as how to minimize damage to the pumps caused by the acidic electrolyte, before commercializing it. "https://spectrum.ieee.org/energywise/energy/renewables/storing-renewable-energy-hydrogen-redoxflow-cell

NEL HYDROGEN US Department of Energy award funds to Proton Onsite Nel's subsidury company.
https://www.spglobal.com/platts/en/market-insights/latest-news/electric-power/033120-us-doe-awards-nel-subsidiary-funds-for-reversible-fuel-cell-research

NEL HYDROGEN subsidury Proton Onsite. FYI.
http://www.protononsite.com/

Nel Hydrogen & Exelon aim to demonstrate integrated hydrogen production, storage and utilisation at an existing nuclear-power site as part of a US Department of Energy project.

https://www.theengineer.co.uk/nuclear-norwegian-hydrogen/

NEL HYDROGEN BUY ProtonOnSite company who ...

"Proton OnSite recently was awarded a contract in China to have its generating units used to refuel buses that run on hydrogen."

Just waiting ....
https://www.nhregister.com/business/article/Wallingford-s-Proton-OnSite-acquired-by-11310267.php

"NEL HYDROGEN Nikola and IVECO that are moving into the European market. On the industrial side, we also see a lot of news from big players. Ørsted has announced initiatives in this space. Nouryon has announced big initiatives. The last one was Shell and Gasunie, probably the biggest initiative we have heard about so far. And then obviously Yara and SSAB, et cetera, et cetera. So there are more and more evidence that this is gaining speed and momentum. And we also see large industrial gas companies and large industrial companies taking a position in the industry, which is another evidence of things that things are moving. We saw Linde taking a position in ITM and in Hydrospider. We saw Air Liquide take a position in Hydrogenics and FirstElement Fuel. Previously, EDF has taken a position in McPhy. Weichai has taken a position in Ballard. And Cummins has taken a position in Hydrogenics. So the big players are trying to position themselves in this industry, and Nel is now one of the few companies which are truly independent. "

Would BP try to gain entry after their decision to turn quickly to environmentally friendly product ?