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Sharesport,

Sort of agree, and there are probably many holders such as myself, who have faith in the technology and still feel that in time the company will make good, but that does not mean that we can't still speak our minds, as to where the company and its management are going wrong, such as the main bug bear of very poor communication, false dawns (lost count of) and very misleading comments by management.

Having held as long as anyone on here, I have lost count of the times my comments of criticism have been shot down, only to see that a few months later, the failures that I have highlighted have occurred.

Are the current market targets going to end in the same, no sales, disappearing into the ether without trace and explanation going to occur.

Although I doubt it, those of us who have been treated like the proverbial mushroom for well over a decade, can't be blamed for our despondency.

Whilst like others, I would far sooner read positive than negative posts, we should also all beware of believing and agreeing with those good feel posts, at a risk of ignoring those posts that make us feel down.

We should not swallow good or bad comments without diligence equally applied to both.

I am still in the very positive camp, but lets see if our trust and faith is as strong by Xmas if we fail to see that trust and faith rewarded.

Hi RiskyBusiness,

No they didn't get to 48p in the last 12 months, I was just pointing out that the article stated that 38p was the 'all time high', and I now remember as ReoninV stated it has reached as high as 79p

I agree the article does have a point, but when the author can't even get a simple fact right (AFC Energy shares have been on a sustained downtrend since hitting an all-time high of 38.80p on 19th February 2020) when the actually reached 48p 2015, then the credibility of the whole article is knocked.

I also think they have even been higher than 48p. Problem is I am one of those very few holders been invested since the company first floated on the markets, memories fade.

Hi Draft,

I do not wish this to turn into a Covid, debate, but I must answer your posts re Covid.

Whilst I personally feel that we are well into the fear of Covid being far worse than the actual virus, to post such comments as you have is both irresponsible (dont really believe this thing is that dangerous and I can guarantee no one genuinely in the world has come face to face with someone with hardcore Covid.

An ex colleague in his late 70's, quite fit and healthy died of Covid and my daughter a Nurse has seen several Covid 'Hardcore'patients.

Hi Neilmc83,

If you want questions answered, although they are unlikely to expand much, especially on anything not building related, try acting a bit like a dumb country yokel.

As an investigator/interviewer for many years, a bit of the 'Columbo' act often gets you more info than not.

I was invested in a Broadband Fibre Tech company many years ago, and when they were doing upgrade work near to where I live, the county yokel act gained me info that should not have been given, by a lets humour him attitude.

I found out when and where the next few areas were to be upgraded, several months before it became general knowledge.

I think its because the MM's know that the spread won't make much difference to if people will deal or not.

I am sure that the spread will narrow, long before close as hopefully brokers orders will cause such a narrowing.

A cash call for the right reasons should not cause problems and can be a positive.

With the Peel payments, I can only envisage that they need extra monies for further DMG's being looked at elsewhere than the UK, where Peel do not have exclusivity.

It's not much use pushing for further development contracts, without sufficient monies pre sales push, as without such we would be far too reliant on Peel.

Sufficient monies would allow negotiating from strength and lowers the risk of, we need you, more then you need us.

Obviously all holders being human (I hope) want to see positive comments on a company that they have invested in to make them money, as it causes the lifting of mood and hope, especially when the SP is rising..

The opposite seeing negative comments, is something no one wants to see as it can depress, especially on a dipping SP.
That is why so called negative posts are more likely criticised than positive posts.

Uplifting or/and depressing posts are often based on what is actually happening or not happening, this is not always relating to ramping/de-ramping.

To those who are quite relaxed and accepting that there are no orders, (OK accepting the Extreme -E) that's fine, but for those such as myself, a very long term holder (since the float) I am definitely disappointed that we have no other orders for the EV charger from that long list of customers that according to the impression given by AB were clambering to buy.

I am still invested in the company. as I still think they will be a sucess, but that does not negate my thoughts on often agreeing with those who feel that progress could be a lot faster.

Or has a friend in low places!

Just found this, and although as yet nothing to connect ECK, no doubt the persons that will be running sections of the project mentioned, will be looking for payment, call center systems, so might just look at ECK through today's contract announcement.

Transport for the North (TfN) has today set out its initial plans for a £5bn Northern Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP), a 30-year investment plan of infrastructure projects to underpin greener Northern growth.

This includes rail, road, active travel and smart ticketing proposals; some of which could be started over the next six to 18 months to help the economy recover from the pandemic, and create around 20,000 construction and design jobs in the North of England.

The NIP underpins TfN’s proposed Economic Recovery Plan (ERP) recently agreed by the North’s business and civic leaders.

Today is the announcement of the first tranche of 166 projects that could help create job opportunities immediately.

As today's RNS indicates faith in the reliability and security of the ECK system, surely that must put the company in line for consideration.

Nice little repeat/extension contract.

With the big increase in the use of cards for payment, I expect to see a few more before year end.

As a retired diver, I never ceased to be amazed at the amount of plastics that sit at the bottom of most seas.

I have lost count of the number of plastic chairs, the type you see in those nice restaurants that sit on the edge of harbours, or in gardens.

There must be millions of these chairs, plus plastic crates, boxes and other hard plastics on the bottom of our seas and rivers.

Whilst it will never be practical to recover these plastics, the only solution is of course to prevent these plastics being dumped in the first place.

I saw an article in yesterdays Telegraph re converting these plastics, it was mainly about the huge PPE mountain of waste that we will have to deal with in the future, that mention a solution to heat up the plastics to convert into energy.

I can't recall further detail, only it was using heat of just over half the heating of PHE DMG, there also looked to be more end waste, leading me to yet another example of the PHE system not being in the public eye, although it looks far superior to the system in the article.

Hopefully as the PHE units come on line, this will change.

Not very IT literate, so hopefully someone else can find the article on the internet.

Hi Alwaysone.

Many companies issue shares at a token value that is completely irreverent to the actual share value.

I think that,s what you are asking.

He obviously could not talk as openly as he would have liked.

Yes, you would think so, but who knows with AIM.

No shares showing after 1421.

Thats bad even for this site.

Looking at the sp after the news that Bleepa was being fed out to the NHS during the pandemic, followed by the appointment of Phillip Prince on 15th, and now today's excellent news, it is clear that very few people are following this company and it is still well below the radar.

Of course the current sp is solely on the future promise of the company, which has to be huge.

Hi BlueToff,

Only significance i can see is share must be in demand, otherwise why so many being asked to pay full price to buy, plus being offered full price to sell.

This is often followed by an announcement, but with AIM there tend to be more false signals than on the main markets.

Have never seen so many deals at full bid and ask price for a long time.

Hi Draft,

You post caught me out for a moment as I read it that the Axis companies security level was at Substantial, whereas of course it is refering to the UK current security risk level.

Phew!