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Lemon Ade, just face it, you sold your AFC shares when you should have bought. If you'd at least held you'd have made quite a bit of money. So you lost out by being a trader not an investor. Big deal. Get over it and move on.
Meanwhile, stop trying to scare others into selling just to lower the price for your benefit.
Ade, you poor thing, most other shares in the sector sold off this morning too. The point is AFC is still hugely up over the past two to three weeks, and after in your expert opinion you sold at the bottom. If I were a speculator not an investor I find I'd probably make more money doing the opposite to what you advise on most occasions.
Psychic or psychotic? Guessing the bottom is a fool's game. The advantage of being a patient investor rather than a gambling speculator is that you're far less likely to lose out in the long run, as well as not having to panic check the selling price every hour of the day.
"Unless BJ pulls one out of a hat and it’s wearing bells and blowing a whistle, I think I’m actually going to vote for the Green Party at the general election."
I absolutely agree with the sentiment, both with not supporting an incompetent Prime Minister, but with supporting the Green Party. But given the First Past the Post system in the UK, the most effective action may be to support whoever is best placed to eject any local MP who doesn't have a strong record of environmental responsibility (provided that the next best placed has a better record of course).
Free, when you say "not everyone has the luxury of being able to wait the months or even years", you're clearly not an investor, just a trading speculator. If you don't have patience, perhaps it's best you put your money elsewhere. You wrongly claim that AFC "keep saying that sales are imminent without backing it up" : they never said sales are imminent, they informed us they expect multiple orders in H2. We're only in mid-September for crying out loud.
The converging wedge pattern that has been developing on the share price chart over the past 6 months, lately narrowing to a point, is now breaking pretty decisively on the upside. That's no guarantee of course, but on a balance of probabilities, things are looking rather good. Hang on to your seat belts :)
You're likely better informed and more correct than me! I just couldn't help noticing the wedge of two converging lines on the one year chart leading up to this week, and that we appear to be breaking out of it on the upside rather than the downside. But as you say, the proof will be in a pudding of greater volume.
I found it strange, indeed frustrating, that a company with such remarkable, essential, patented technology and extraordinary potential should see its share price languishing has it has done below the price of a recently over-subscribed institution share offering. But now, finally, like a patient suffering the pain of chronic constipation, the emetic that is a market awakening at last appears to be stimulating progress. With the myriad potential applications of AFC Energy's technology, numerous large international firms keenly interested, and the company shifting from R&D to production, I sense blast off is imminent. Hang on to your toilet seats.