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Does anyone know why trades on this site have been stopping well before close of play, several days latterly.

Yet again no trades shown for the last hour, whats happening to this site!

Yet again no trades shown for the last hour, whats happening to this site!

As I understand it, an auction is usually when there is a bid quoted that is higher than the offer, the auction then gives time for the inter dealing of shares between a buy and sell order to correct the order book.

More often occurs in shares that are volatile or looking to be over the trading day.

flues should of cause be fuels, although very apt when you think about it.

Oil prices have always had yoyo periods, sometimes over very short periods, sometimes long periods, but on the whole they recover to previous the dips or increase to those pre dips.

From oil prices 20 year graph https://www.macrotrends.net/1369/crude-oil-price-history-chart

As soon as the Coronavirus plus the tensions over trade between the USA/China and of course the as again tensions between many middle eastern countries (again always a yoyo effect improve the oil prices with recover as will the oil companies sp.

As to long term oil will be a victim of new flues, but as we are already seeing, oil is slowly running out and as some companies go to the wall, I doubt very much that it will be the bigger oil conglomerates who go to the wall.

The strong will survive at least for the next 10/20 years and with diversity they will slowly allow the time limited fields (they all are) to close turning to none oil as we are already seeing a start with Shell, BP just to name 2.

These top of the game companies could easily regain there big profits, from oil and then from the new markets they are turning to.

Manabouttown,

Not knocking the RNS as I thinks is fantastic news, but until I see prove of 'annual fee' I won't take it as read.

My link says Page not found. Can anyone post another site link please.

SP level as I post.

Without this virus that would equal at least 10% up.

Obviously the single mention of AFC should have read PHE. Shows that the post is a copy of my post on AFC, with me missing one alteration. Same applies on here with PHE that applies to AFC.

Sorry for any confusion.

I think we all except that PHE along with all companies are, or will be hammered by the Coronavirus.

If we look back at history, from the WW1, The great depression, WW2, 9/11, black Wednesday and so on, the markets have always recovered, sometimes in weeks/months but on the odd occasion a couple of years.

So for the first time, I am not too bothered if my shares loose double digit percentage figures.

We know that Companies like PHE (IAM) type shares can contradict the direction of the main markets, so even if potential customers are waiting to see how the virus develops, as soon as the number of infected persons starts to reduce, AFC could be one of the first big recovery movers there is.

We will survive this, unless of course the fatalities reach Armageddon numbers, but if that happens, a massive sp drop would not be one of our priorities anyway.

I think we all except that AFC along with all companies are, or will be hammered by the Coronavirus.

If we look back at history, from the WW1, The great depression, WW2, 9/11, black Wednesday and so on, the markets have always recovered, sometimes in weeks/months but on the odd occasion a couple of years.

So for the first time, I am not too bothered if my shares loose double digit percentage figures.

We know that Companies like AFC (IAM) type shares can contradict the direction of the main markets, so even if potential customers are waiting to see how the virus develops, as soon as the number of infected persons starts to reduce, AFC could be one of the first big recovery movers there is.

We will survive this, unless of course the fatalities reach Armageddon numbers, but if that happens, a massive sp drop would not be one of our priorities anyway.

Daz9643,

But to put new high power cables in even a few hundred meters is very very expensive, coupled with a long waiting time. Also of course as we know the current power generating system is often near total capacity used.

As for loosing car parking spaces, as EV's become more popular the EV charger spaces will become full with probable waiting EV's. Companies have no choice in gearing up the number of EV chargers that customers will demand or vote with their feet or more likely their wheels

Level 2 trade book.

Yes planning permission will be required for every site, but as all councils now must have green credentials, they are far more likely to push through such applications than object. The Cheshire West and Chester planning committee were very enthusiastic in their judgement.

Also most if not all sites will be in or near industrial premises sites, so I see very little problems being met in the future.

The future is for PHE both green and rosy.

As I understand it, if commercial premises require the infrastructure to be able to connect their EV charges to the main grid, the often mentioned several thousands of pound would be paid for as soon as that infrastructure is completed.

When it comes to the price per kwh that businesses charge for public charging, I doubt that the full infrastructure cost would be priced in, as their main concern is enticing customers to shop/stay at their premises.
Most companies will be looking to be first movers so as not to loose out to competitors.

An example near me is a brand new Lidl which has several EV charges, and is less than 500 meters from an Aldi that opened several years ago, which has no EV charge points.
I am 100% certain that the Aldi store will have to follow the Lidl stores lead

So such as an AFC EV charger, where there is very little infrastructure cost appears to be a winner.

Whilst I have no problem with anyone posting comments that are totally opposite to mine, I do draw the line of those posters who if a RNS was released stating that planning permission is now being held up due to the discovery of the richest seam of gold ever found in the UK, and it was being split between Protos/PHE 50/50, YellowFI would no doubt state that such a RNS was negative as PHE should not divert into the area of mining and should stick to what they know about.

i have given him the benefit of the doubt until now, but he can obviously see nothing positive regarding PHE and posts so many .none facts. that he is now on my blocked list.
No doubt though that some will still answer his/her posts.

As to newts on the site, I doubt this very much as the site would have been checked already and if newts had been found, I doubt the planning permission would have been granted without a separate restriction naming newts.

I am certain that I recall a comment from either PHE or Protos that from planning permission to first completion would be less than 12 month.

Can someone confirm this or is my memory playing tricks.

All previous RNS's are still there, but not this mornings.

Perhaps its a secret!!!!!