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@Etoteipi.
Agree with all you say, except the 'maybe a gamble'.
If this country/world is serious about the ESG programme, then Hydrogen has a central role to play.
The electric car won't be around long, a bit like the cassette or Betamax.
So, i'm hoping Hgen will, in time, be a real winner.
I've tucked it away at the back of my bottom drawer, but kept it in view!!
Good luck to us all.

Better to reply late, than never!
I'm very pleased with progress so far.
The IPO was dis-appointing.
General take up was only 35%, plus 1 investor stumping up £25M.
So, my thought was price would flop, and yet it's held it's initial price.
Plenty of exciting projects ahead for this company.
Incidentally, i wrote to the company, re: flotation. Got a reply directly from Dr JJ.
Long term hold for good capital growth, i predict

It does very little if anything to help share price.
But does raise EPS.
EPS is a gauge by which executives are measured, and often have an incentive scheme, linked to EPS.
So executives gain. Nice little earner for them.
The continued reduced dividend, has dis-couraged many big pension company investors who use the dividend to pay monthly pension payments.
Hence, continued low share price, but executives have benefitted.

Brilliant Pete.
Have you thought of charging others for watching your paint dry?
You could use the income to offset your 'losses' on the SP, in the last 6 months.
Les is threatening to steal your thunder with his own new game, of watching his grass grow.
For me, i'm busy calculating the autumn leaf fall off the huge weeping willow adjacent to me.
Any-one got a reliable formula?
I can provide tree height, branch count and span.
Hopefully, we can get some excitement back here, soon.

Not sure you are correct Happy.
Zero benefit from the last buy-back here with BP.

Stand in line, Denby.
We are all now watching Newbie's (Pete's) paint dry. He is very kindly providing all the excitement on here, currently.
The line is quite long, but you will get your chance to watch the paint soon.
Of course, you could always spice up your life, by betting on whether Ian will lose his keys in the fish pond, again.
Or......
You could invent your own game for all of us to play.
Whilst we wait for this never ending saga called Eur to play out.
Perhaps, we could have a 'guess the total legal fees' game!!!

I can't, T2R.
I only see buy-backs benefitting executives on an incentive scheme, since EPS improves.
Neat way to feather their own pockets.

I thought Expresso's were the old, now died out, coffee bars, originated in USA.
And Espresso was the coffee they served, which has been retained, if you want froth, with a puddle of coffee at the bottom.

No.
They show on my purchase document.
But, not shown in my account.
Perhaps give them a couple of days, to sort out?

Yes, i feared it would fall, too.
So promising start.
Will watch my investment with interest.
From small acorns!!

Mojo.
Just read your 13.59.
I didn't take it as derogatory.
Hydrogen has a big future, and is likely to replace electric for vehicles, etc.
Yes, they will take off on back foot, due to 60% short-fall on IPO.
Likely to take longer for them to make their mark, now.

It is, mojo.
An interesting development.
Not the best launch, ever.

Now, now Smithy.
Calm down.
Re-read my post, and then look at recent IPO's.
That would be more sensible than your approach.

Managed to pile in at mid £0.30, 9 or 12 months ago.
Bought more at £0.45, £0.70.
Sold at a bit at £1.25.
Now holding 48,000 at £0.44.
Will top slice more at £1.50, and more at higher.

INEOS are interesting currently.
They've just put up 25% of the capital for a start up hydrogen company.
I've had a dabble in it too.

LSE site locked up C3.00pm.
Happens sometimes.
Be ok in morning.

I'm ok with the results.
All in all, fairly neutral, i would say.
Company needs to turn 'we will....', into 'we have...'.
Then we will be off and running.
Needs more time. Probably a couple of years.

This is common sense and easy to read. Well, it would have to be, since it's american!!
But, it also fits Glen's current situation, and supports a rising SP.
I questioned Glen's buy back into coal, but look at what the article says coal is doing!
https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/us-energy-sector-chronic-atrophy-and-could-be-good-thing-energy-investors

I hope you're right, Billy.
Take it back, to SP only briefly (i believe) seen in last 10 years.

Billy.
Yep, i would think they've managed to rack up a few quid.
We should benefit with increased SP and divi.