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All now resting on CE, which to me is almost a 100% certainty.

Markrops,

I for one am not saying you are not an investor, but I still think you are wrong.

Many companies that have either done well, during the Covid pandemic or have just stood still (and there are many) have with-held investments over the last 12 months and as the pandemic situation eases they will be looking to invest in areas where it will bring benefits.

Also, as planning permission, as you say can take many months, the sooner plans are submitted, the better, with such plans meaning that if it is a single DMG unit, or multiple units, it will be a single application.

Hi Philorkil,

Having invested over 20 plus years, I am fully aware re the monthly release of total voting rights.

I am also ware that there is a leeway of several days, so to me the timing is ridiculous (look through the RNS lists on Monday, I am sure you will see several companies releasing).

If by the rules (without leeway) they had to release today, they could easily have done so after hours, up to 1800hrs.

There was no need to put such a meaningless RNS out this morning, when the company are fully aware of the RNS we are all waiting for.

This says everything we need to know about the influence of some on the board.

My theory is, the fall in the share price is being caused by day traders, getting into the mass of such traders selling such as RMS, getting into shares that are high percentage being held by shorters.

As most are probably looking at RMS and similar, that they are at very small risk of missing out over the next couple of days (I disagree and think it is very risky being out of RMS) , they are putting their money in the short term gamble that took off in the USA and to a lesser extent in the UK, on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Several very unloved shares, that the big hedge funds were shorting, had gains of over 200% yesterday, with one going over 300% before settling back, still in the 3 figure increase zone.

As soon as the dust settles, the money will start flowing back into what look like very solid investments, such as RMS.

My theory is, the fall in the share price is being caused by day traders, getting into the mass of such traders selling such as PHE, getting into shares that are high percentage being held by shorters.

As most are probably looking at PHE and similar, that they are at very small risk of missing out over the next couple of days (I disagree and think it is very risky being out of PHE) , they are putting their money in the short term gamble that took off in the USA and to a lesser extent in the UK, on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Several very unloved shares, that the big hedge funds were shorting, had gains of over 200% yesterday, with one going over 300% before settling back, still in the 3 figure increase zone.

As soon as the dust settles, the money will start flowing back into what look like very solid investments, such as PHE.

I agree it's very nerve racking to see the sp drop as it is doing, but all the fundamentals of why we invested in PHE are still there.

My theory is, the fall in the share price is being caused by day traders, getting into the mass of such traders selling such as AFC, getting into shares that are high percentage being held by shorters.

As most are probably looking at AFC and similar, that they are at very small risk of missing out over the next couple of days (I disagree and think it is very risky being out of AFC) , they are putting their money in the short term gamble that took off in the USA and to a lesser extent in the UK, on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Several very unloved shares, that the big hedge funds were shorting, had gains of over 200% yesterday, with one going over 300% before settling back, still in the 3 figure increase zone.

As soon as the dust settles, the money will start flowing back into what look like very solid investments, such as AFC.

I agree it's very nerve racking to see the sp drop as it is doing, but all the fundamentals of why we invested in AFC are still there.

Always good to receive a confirming RNS, but surely this was a forgone conclusion.

They now need to push PR regarding this all over the media.

Hopefully the SP will gain today, at least as much as yesterdays loss, but I can't see it going much above 70p.

Mind you, with only just over 2 months to go before the first race, that race itself will bring huge PR to AFC.

Good times ahead, means just that bit longer to be patient!

Just seen a picture of Potpec lake, Siberia, which shows that so much waste (mainly plastic) has been washed from landfill, down rivers into the lake, that the lake itself now resembles a waste tip.

I appreciate we all know and have seen many such examples of the damage waste is causing, but the situation will only get worse.

Bad for the planet, but good for PHE and shareholders.

Hi Skymonkey,

Your right when you say the 'The Board acknowledges that following the Placing and the conditional grant of the Warrants, few Shareholders have expressed their concerns about the potential dilution that may arise to their shareholding in the Company when the Warrants are exercised,.

But do you believe the comment,' few Shareholders have expressed their concerns ' after all they would say that wouldn't they.

Homer25,

See Roommillers post. He is correct.

Getting bloody annoyed now regarding these warrant RNS,s.

If the company are trying to wind me up, they are succeeding.

They better follow up with a RNS that actually makes us less likely to jump through the nearest window, or I'll go mad, mad I tell you.

Fully agree Agusta,

Still fail to understand why some posters continue to feed them.

As soon as I see any name on my ignore list in a post, my reading stops there.

All those who reply are doing, is helping these persons block up the thread.

Never seen anywhere near as many late trades before, on any share,

Often as we know, sometimes L/T often marked buys are in fact sells, and visa versa, but after checking todays intraday chart, can confirm that all marked as buys, are buys.

As we know the market news often leaks like a sieve, especially the AIM, so for a rare exception, I am going to say, it bodes well for tomorrow.

Homer55,

From what Gareth inadvertently let slip months ago, I am 100% certain that the NHS have already approved the mask on condition it passed all tests (which it has).

As for all being approved after stringent testing, the NHS purchased millions of such masks, plus other PPE without even seeing such equipment, never mind testing, (think China made, delivered PPE all paid for then not used, Government still trying to get refunds).

Looks like the company are determined to keep ahead of things, making their already very secure payment systems, even more secure and easier to use.

With card payments increasing year on year, especially over the last 12 months due to the virus situation, Echo are in a very good, high demand area, and as I think we all except, none cash transactions will become more and more a smaller percentage of all payments made.

Corrado999,

If you have time, still post your opinions on here.

I for one, have no problem regarding posts that disagree with my views.

I would far sooner read a post containing reasoning views even if I disagree with them, than those one liners, that just state Boooooom or Bust.

Corado999,

I have no reason to think you are not on the NHS front line, as is my daughter.

Before I retired, I was also an emergency worker on the front line, often working double shift and once working a 26 hour shift, so I do know what such work entails.

But I doubt it is the main body of your post that got people riled, it was the inclusion of foul mouthed insults that will always stand out in any post, asterisk symbols or not.

Not picking you out, as there are several posters on here who loos their argument, in the same manner.

Hi LordSim,

To define where any vehicle is made, a certain percentage of the vehicle denotes the country of origin.

Can't remember the exact percentage, and too busy today to research, but for example, if say a car made in Sunderland only contains 33% of components made in the UK, it would not count as being made in the UK, as per the EU rules (apologies if you already know this).

So anything that increases that percentage, such as batteries made in this country would lessen the percentage of a vehicle made abroad, resulting in some vehicles being nearer to by definition, made in the UK, plus of course less expense re transport costs and not being held to ransom by EU countries for imported parts, particularly France.

I always thought the threat by Nissan to leave the UK re their car production was an empty threat, even allowing for a No Deal Brexit resulting in tariffs.

Nissan have factories spread over several countries, and if tariffs had been put on cars made in the UK for sales into the UE, the Sunderland factory would have been as busy as ever, making cars for a captive market, as many buyers of BMW, Mercs, Peugeots and the like would have turned to UK made vehicles as those imported here would have increased costs of several thousand because of those tariffs.

My next car will be a none EU made vehicle, possibly a Nissan, Toyota or Honda.

I am certain within a couple of years we will have mega EV battery industry.

Saying that, I am a great believer in Hydrogen powered vehicles, whichever way it goes, all good news for AFC.

So its no so much helping to sell out cars in the EU, it's more as paying less .

Slight bad bit of news re the commissioning taking a tad longer, easily being overshadows by the excellent news re the mask now having past the EN14683 standard.

Only looks to be a formality for the CE being granted.