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Coldfishpie,

I fully accept and understand that it is traveling restrictions keeping AB from attending.

My posts were purely to show that with ABB representing, instead of AB, it might actually be a positive thing.

Seance,,

No prob.
I looked at it this way.
If you are presented with what looks like a good product by the inventor/manufacturer, that turned out to be falsely represented, and that product was recommended by a person/organisation that promotes/represents many such products/companies, who would you be mostly angry at. The initial company or the promoter.

As to Coldfishpie,

Not sure who he is referring to.

Usually more buys than sells occurs as the sp rises, but often there are more buys than sells when/as the sp drops, as more buyers see a bargain, and less sellers hold hoping the sp improves.

If something at AFC was not going to plan, it would be risky enough if AB presented, but just imagine how much higher the risk, if ABB as presenters gave out none truths or/and false info.

That would damage not just AFC, but would damage ABB even more so.
Also consider that it would cause a deep, irreparable split between AFC and ABB, and that is why I have no prob with ABB, representing AFC instead of AB.

Remote locations can indeed be very busy places.

I have been to Egypt at least 13 times, and seen many projects in the desert, some on quite a large scale, most many miles from any energy source, all energy being supplied by diesel generators.

Although as we can see on TV, E- extreme attracts very few actual on site supporters, most not directly involved with the racing will be there at the invitation of the back-up systems, which of course includes AFC.

The companies IP and its product are now even stronger as a secure payment system.

I first bought into Eckoh in 2017, increased holdings a few months later, and topped up in 2018.

This share has been very good to me, as I have always been in profit, except for a couple of brief slight dips over the first few months, a rarity in my portfolio, as all my holdings are in the AIM.

Still below most peoples radar, as can be seen by the very few volume of posts per month, even these post numbers being low after positive news releases.

TL Williams,

Re the web site, agreed and thanks.

Hi Maidit308,

Not hating the web site at all.

Before I retired, I was self employed and am aware that a companies website is its modern day equivalent, window display to the world, and whilst I accept the main avenue to sales is direct contact with potential customers, a good clear easy to navigate website is important.

To say, 'have I got nothing better to do' is ridiculous. All I was doing is asking a legitimate question.

Just had a look at the companies web site.

If I was a potential customer or/and just looking what the company does out of interest, I found the site looking very bare and it is difficult to find out what the companies products are.

Is it just me, or do others feel the same.

Still feel the company have good products and the future looks bright, but you have to be more pro active on any companies web site.

Shame the uncrossed trade came in at .702, meaning the closing price was only 4% up.

U/T's are often misleading as to what buyers are paying.

It could though open quite a bit higher tomorrow, looking at the latest close buy prices paid.

ShareHunter786,

Has there been a NHS today re Official Conformation, as I can't find it.
If not please don't post such, as its totally misleading.

Hagismchaggis1,

You say, 'You may consider your car to be low polluting, but it's still polluting and adding to the total pollution that's causing climate change and the above issues. If you are happy with having that on your conscience then that's up to you.'

My conscience is as clear as it can be as I do several things for Green Purposes, but to say people should have a conscience if they use a petrol car, with one of the least polluting petrol engines arounds, even if they can not afford an EV is plainly ridiculous.
Of course I know my car still pollutes, I wonder if all the things you use are as green as they could be.

As I do not wish my posts to become as argumentative and holier than thou as most of your recent posts have been, I will no longer reply .

Hi Ade1234,

If your post was aimed at me, I tend to read Haggis's posts hoping they contain good readable and interesting comments, that his posts used to contain.
I must admit to latterly starting to read his posts, then quickly discontinuing to do so.

Haggismchaggis,

Having read your posts over many years, and finding them very interesting and often informative, latterly they are more taking the bait dangled by others and to be honest are becoming a bit boring.

Also, why continue to post re Autotrader and the sales of EV's. We get it.

I would love to buy an EV and will do so within the next 5 years, but do not wish to at present as my current vehicle, is a very low, polluting and efficient petrol car.
Plus at present I can't afford to update to an EV that would suite my requirements, IE a high entry vehicle due to a spinal injury.
Of course I could always filter you, but do not wish to as I did value your input, and hopefully you will get back to not posting repetitive posts.

Its alright all this talk re upgrading the grid, and whilst accepting that an upgrade is required, the main problem will be how to increase the power being put through the grid.
At present its like upgrading your car to a super powered engine of say 6,000 cc , but still having the same amount of fuel available as when you had a 1,000cc car.
Forget a wait of 9 months, as the quicker businesses/people want/need more power, the longer the waiting time grows, as its no good connecting more and more appliances to the grid, if that grid can't keep up with increased demand.
We have seen recently how low the available power is via the grid when the sun stops shining and the wind stops blowing, so taking all this into consideration, a system off grid such as an AFC charger, is a no brainer.

Yet again not a ground breaking, good to get up in the morning RNS, but Peel Hunt LLP are one of the biggest brokers around, so nice to have them on board.

Jackunion,

What has spelling got to do with credibility as far as investing is concerned.

My spelling is atrocious, thank goodness for spell checker, although even sometimes my spelling is so bad, spell checker can't even help.

I do though have a mathematical mind and passed 2 Mensa tests, showing me with an IQ of 148, not something I brag about, but I just get fed up of posters pulling others down because they either mis spell words or us incorrect grammar.

I wonder how beneficial this would be to the emergency services at major incidents.

For 13 years I was involved in attending/dealing with major road accidents, where sometimes persons involved were trapped for several hours (The Selby Rail Crash 2001).
Although Paramedics are very well trained, specialist advice re trauma injuries could be invaluable in many situations.

Feedback is still very much under the radar, shown by a single trade and no SP increase as I post.

I would increase my holdings, but although I am very positive re this company, I feel that my risk judgement equals my present investment.

Sorry, too quick a finger, meant to post.

AFC Energy signs hydrogen fuel cell supply deal with Urban-Air Port

Appreciate we are all aware of this, but its still nice to see a mention in yet another publication.