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IMO that could hurt the share price! I am sensing a bit of market manipulation here!

Market maker with too many shares on their hands? Pump the market on a Friday (loads of 'unknown' transactions. ) Could then leave it to fill or kill over the weekend when nobody sees what the lack of demand is!

Suspicious that I can't see sales to justify the increase in price!

1 or 2% more efficient than other low temperature rivals would be quite something but they are saying 25%! That is mega!

And Ceres are supplying Doosan. Ceres have fingers in all the big pies!

IMO This share price is going to fly! Ceres themselves have set up a second factory producing there cells. Bosch have done the same in Germany and a third in Korea not to mention Weichei in China. You would not get this kind of huge investment if they did not expect huge returns. No wonder there is already rumours of Bosch wanting a bigger slice of the pie!

Think it might well be time to top up. No reason for the dip and a lot of potential here!

Just pulled this off the PHE chat
Why the future of transportation is hydrogen.......Today 12:14
Jeremy Clarkson, former Top Gear presenter and current star of The Grand Tour, wrote in his latest The Sunday Times column that he now finds himself “consumed with the idea of using the familiar technology but tweaking it to run on hydrogen instead of petrol, so that the only waste product is water”.

My brother recently bought a Tesla Model 3. It takes him eight to 12 hours to charge it to full capacity at home or if he visits a Tesla Supercharger, he can add around 200 miles of range in about 15-20 minutes – a Tesla Supercharger basically offers a faster charge. He can get about 350 miles to a full charge, he has range anxiety.

Last week, I went in a hydrogen-powered fuel cell car for the first time during a visit to ITM Power, a Toyota Mirai. The Mirai refuels in three to five minutes and has a range of around 400 miles – just like the petrol car I drive today – except the only emission is water.

https://www.h2-view.com/story/why-the-future-of-transportation-is-hydrogen/

Massive potential here. it only has to hit 0.30 from 0.27 and that's more than 10%. This time a year ago it hit 0.7 I'll leave the maths to you!

With no apparent reason other than Fuel cells in general rising is it going to fly or fall off the cliff!

If this does end up with a finger prick test it will be a major boost in the fight against COVID. It was massive in the fight against malaria. Another plus is that It will make internatoonal travel much more manageble.

Just saying its a markets band wagon thing. It is not as if ITM have stopped being a world leader and stopped getting huge orders. They still carry on doing the job. IMO there is going to be a lot of money made on the way back up.

That's it I'm in! Three months ago they were twice this price and basically not a lot has changed. Hydrogen is not going away! Never could resist a 2 for the price of one offer! Just love the way Motley Fools etc can make the price of shares like this go up and down so much.

Oops! That should have been, Have no idea where LSE gets its PE ratio of 292.5 from?

Have no idea where LSE has got its PE ratio of 295.5

These guys just keep getting everything right. Rapidly becoming the market leaders in this technology and choosing all the right development partners. Now Doosan/Hyundai for marine applications. Already have Weichai (massive on the bus building side) along with Bosch AVL and Muira. So many branches for increased revenue. Definitely topping up at this price.

Did you calculate how long it would take one nurse to vaccinate the population of the UK as well?

Old news from back in September when FT launched what at the time seemed to me to be more like a personally vindictive attack than professional journalism. Possibly fuelled by their lack of experience dealling with media. All credit to iAbra for proving them wrong and getting it approved.

Wakey wakey Stock Market!

Potential for Massive reputational damage afoot here. Could well be far worse than 2017. https://unearthed.greenpeace.org/2017/09/14/shell-myanmar-government-rohingya-violence/