The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Klunk, what’s the plan? I’m hoping you’re taking the ‘fanboy’ approach wearing AFC t-shirts and asking for the engineers autographs; then, once their back is turned, don the diving suit, slip into the water (don’t forget the rebreather so there’s no trail) and hop onboard once you’ve established the least protected side. Take out the sentry (silently…..obvs) and don’t forget dogs. Pulling their front legs apart will kill but drugged meat is quieter. Locate the engineers cabin and check for relevant paperwork re sales/orders. Take a photo before you move anything so you can replace it exactly.
Quick update on LSE then back home for tea and medals!
I have no opinion either way. My philosophy has always been to buy when I’m comfortable and if fundamentally the company has good prospects. Then I hold and ride out the inevitable peaks and troughs until there’s a product or service which sells. I research thoroughly but that’s about it.
If the SP drops, so be it. I won’t stress because I’m not overcommitted. EQT ticks a lot of boxes.
Risky, I understand how you feel but it’s all to play for.
1. AFC had fifty qualified enquiries, the majority of which had multiple order potential.
2.they were working with partners to decide how to release this information.
I doubt we’ve gone from fifty down to just the two from Urban-airport and ABB, although I think most orders will of the leasing type. I’m not judging until year end.
I predicted £1.90 and that seems a way off, but i did say there would be a slow uptake as it’s new tech. Businesses don’t change until they have to or want to, and where money is concerned it’s often the former. My prediction/guess is still possible but relies on AB actually putting some news out there at the rate of one RNS per week which is unlikely. I doubt he looks at this board, but he’ll certainly be looking at the SP. The product works, there’s a market for it and I think there will be a huge price shift at some point, but it’ll depend on leasing numbers, a UK/European leasing agent and regular good news to stop the huge buy/sell down cycle which causes private investor jitters.
I’m in no-man’s-land at just over 56p. I can be blue or red by thousands of pounds but I’ve held because I believe it’ll come good. Not advice, just an opinion based on a changing economy and prevailing environmental factors.
It’s still an easy share to trade if you don’t mind running the risk of being out when an RNS lands. It fell into the 40’s and people were able to buy big and can afford to sell down all the way to low 50’s. Stop losses no doubt triggered on the way which exacerbates the problem. Then the cycle starts again until there’s reasonable news flow; it’s the only thing which will create stability and momentum. Doesn’t mean it’s a bad share or company, so I live with the peaks and troughs. Hopefully we’ll see leasing or sales of the ‘L’ series and increased interest in the ‘S’.
It’s easy for me to shrug my shoulders and appear relaxed, but I haven’t been in since the dawn of time and I’ve done ok by holding and not panicking with other companies. I’d still like to see some action re a UK/European leasing company but AFC can do this in-house if necessary.
Can’t see the Jullich or Acciona systems being delayed (they’ve had long enough to build them).
Still a company worth investing in, still some risk, but still worth the wait.
Not impressed by that interview. When I’ve finished the dog walk, school run, loaded the washing machine and finally sit down to eat my granola, I expect to see the nice happy lady asking the questions. Not impressed!
Always something going on and news never leaks. I’m honestly not worried at all. Maybe they have no intention of selling to the fifty who’ve made enquiries. Maybe ABB have already given AB some projected sales figures and he plans to stick with ABB contracts for the time being. He’d still be telling the truth that enquires have been made (but he’s not too interested in selling to them) and he expects to announce multiple orders (he’s announced one already from ABB) in the second half with others to follow, also from ABB. It’s feasible but unlikely as I’m sure the ‘L’ series has a place in the market.
I’m convinced that some on here don’t truly understand the value of ABB. if they threw us twenty more orders for 2023 delivery at £4mill a pop, would you still be complaining because only half the money is paid upfront? Thought not.
DW, as I said before COP; governments suck at this kind of thing and they’re too worried about being sued by the oil and gas companies. Environmental recovery is in the hands of businesses. I’m not sure why they fixate on 1.5 degrees because the changes in weather and climate will worsen long before then.
It’s not the end of the planet, it’s just the end of us as the dominant species.
Thinkin, I’m not sure that the market fully appreciates what they have here. I’m expecting a rise this week with another RNS soon. No doubt some larger sellers plus a few decent buys to come if orders are being filled. Why some on here are showing any negativity today is beyond me. ABB don’t make rubbish, so the AFC system is clearly up to scratch. One order £4 million is very good at this stage.
Seance, that was yesterday and I haven’t changed my mind. Today I’ve suggested that if people aren’t happy then they should be more proactive in contacting the company. I’ve also asked why the Boom comment, which was lost on me a bit.