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Totally agree Aim

Meant to say; All the informative posts and links on here from the likes of Haggis and DW have been very helpful.

Hi Klunk, thanks.
A friend of the family is a long term holder and mentioned them to my brother earlier in the year.
I first bought in at 78p a fairly modest amount, after reading about the Ex-E series and AFCs plan to supply all the power for the cars, I topped up in the run up to the first event. The events proved the AFC FC system worked and also gained plenty of interest from bigger companies.
The amount of interest since then has convinced me to keep buying on the drops. For me this was never a short term investment, the company is still gearing up to accept bigger orders (you don't get a factory built and hire lots of new people without being pretty sure of what's coming), this all takes time, and it's not just a matter of getting a company to sign on the dotted line , there is so much to sort out even before getting to some kind of pricing negotiation.
Important news will be released when it can be and anything other than important news isn't going to have an effect on the SP. Until big news is released we are at the mercy of market sentiment, and unfortunately for us and the AIM market, that hasn't been doing us a lot of favours.
I am relaxed about the long term, but like everyone else it would be nice to see my investment stay in the blue.
Then reading the informative posts and links on here from the likes of Haggis and DW, realised

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Probably like many on here I have most of my savings invested in AFC, I didn't get in early, with my average just under 59p. So far I have seen nothing to suggest things aren't going to plan at AFC, if anything these long periods of radio silence give me confidence that big things are happening behind the scenes.
Directors have been investing, our biggest partners have been investing, they have been employing new staff, engineers and project managers. We are now involved in projects we weren't even aware of previously (ZeroCoaster), with mind blowing possibilities.
At the moment I feel my money is safe, and the potential to make me a life changing profit is still very real.
As an investor you know there are risks, and you should know there are always going to be fluctuations in the sp, even if you are invested in a fully commercialised company.
If you can't afford to sit on your investment for at least a year and ride out the troughs, you have too much invested. As many have said on here, you are only down once you take it out.
If things don't go the way I hope, I only have myself to blame for investing too heavily.
I'm not going to come on here blaming lack of communication/information on deals that are still ongoing, just because I am in too deep. Doing that is obviously counterproductive to the share price and not in my interest.

I'm sure you have lots of nicknames Ade, I know you have many on here, I guarantee none of them are mensa!

The Share Price would still be struggling even if there had been an RNS this morning, market sentiment dictates the majority of share price movement unless there is a game changing RNS, and even then the rise would still be stunted by the market sentiment.
It is pointless ****ging off the company/Bond for lack of information, they will release information when they are able to and when it is optimal to do so. If they haven't released information about a certain test/contract/trial/integration/sale it is because they are unable to at the moment.
I understand the frustration some have, as we get nearer to full commercialisation people want to start seeing profits, however, these potential contracts will be complicated and for very large sums of money, therefore take time.
Please stop moaning every morning.
For clarity, I first bought in February this year at 78p and have kept buying throughout the year in the dips to average down to around 59p with a 100k holding.
I have great confidence in AFC, and still think there is very good news still to come this year.

The sells/manipulation still going strong, every minute, now split into smaller denominations to attempt to hide it.

In a way it's kind of reassuring that it's not just PI sentiment pushing the price down, that it is being intentionally manipulated down because someone wants to massively stock up but at a price they want to pay. Just a shame that there are people as you say Chippy, that will loose out by panic selling or from their stop loss setting once the buying back starts. Keep hold and don't get caught out.

Thanks Chippy, Looks like 90% plus sells are this automated type.

Hi, first time poster, I was just looking at the buys and sells and noticed lots of sells around 3k at precisely 1min intervals, why would someone do that rather than sell all at once? I mean it is obviously an automated process, but does that mean the seller is a company or PI?