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ColonelNivlag - Further to Dr.Anomaly's post of 10.08 in response to your post of 10.02 I would add that some employees may be sub contractors so while there may not be many directly employed staff there would be staff who work for subcontractors.

superbarnet - In relation to your 07.52 post. I would not as you are risking causing yourself financial harm. If the current CEO manages to turn the fortunes of EQT around then EQT has the prospect to be as profitable as PHE. I would suggest it miught be more useful to make a complaint to the FCA about the article. If you have a copy of the article you should add it.

therixonator - It would seem that they do not want free members to read that article is it possible for youo to do a copy and paste of the article so that I can read it.

wiltshireman In relation o your 12.30 post I would observe that when ichallened him in a tweet to give the basis for his opnion as it was inconsistent with information in the public domain to date he has not been able to.

All these warrants must soon be fully exercised. THe ast batch did not have much of an adverse effect on the share price when they hit the market last week.

Boo80 - In relation to your 09.08 post I recall you once posted that you got PHE a share of a £33m grant. When I challenged you on this you were unable to provide proof of this. You therefore as far as I am concerned have a large credibility problem. So you will see why I am unable to accept anything you say at face value.

telephoneman In relation to your 19.52 post it was not my calculator that was at fault it was my mental arithmetics. You are of course correct in your calculation.

Nextyearrodders In relation to your 19.21 post there are two reasons why tomorrow might be interesting people who look at the share first thing will see these large trades and might think do they know something that I do not especially the 5m trade as that is around 2% of the issued share capital. In that case the herd instinct might kick in and everyone will start buying for fear of missing out. The second reason is these large trades might be the start of institutional investors moving in. If that is the case then we might see some more large trades pushing the price up.

I will be monitoring the during any breaks in my Zoom meetings over the next couple of days to see it I am right.

Some of these late reported trades amount to 1 -2% of the issued share capital and if they had been reported when done they could have affected how trading went for the rest of the day. It will certainly make tomorrow interesting

I am going to be tied up for most of the next couple of days so I expect that there will be little or no trading action until Thursday afternoon.

nimrod22 - In relation toyour 13.47 post I note from the same article they recommend you buy shares in a company that has just had to refinance borrowings from two lenders which are in seven figures. While advising selling shares in PHE which has NO debt and a balance sheet surplus. I am not sure about you but I would rather invest in a company that has abalance sheet surplus and nodebt than one that does not. In this case I am invested in both companies as they have complementary technologies which in my view both have a role to play.

This research note http://www.alignresearch.co.uk/itm-power/renewable-energy-disconnect-highlighting-major-undervaluation-opportunity-in-eqtec-relative-to-its-peers-itm-power-powerhouse-energy/ does not seem helpful in two years PHE has gone from a conviction buy from Align to a Sell. I note that Align have been providing udates on EQT over the last couple of months.

Can anyone with L2 access give an indication about what way the share price will be going based on what they can see on trades. Of course while keeping within the rules.

TheAnalyst In relation to your 11.24 I would remind you of this quote from the RNS that was issued in relation to the Peel option agreement. 'PowerHouse will, if Peel exercises the option, receive £500,000 as a one-off fee for granting Peel exclusive rights to develop the DMG® Technology in the UK.' So even without any operational DMG units on the exercise of the option PHE will receive £500,000 which would avoid in my opinion any need for a placing. So I do not think either company is in a better financial position than the other at the moment.

TheAnalyst - In relation to your 10.45 post you may wish to read page 36 of PHE's last annual report again. They have no long term debt at all. Also if you read the RNS fom today thye have cash balances of £280,000. In which case I wonder how you come to the conclusion that PHE are in a worse position than EQT. Before you make any disparaging comments about me I have shares in both companies. PHE has confirmed orders with Peel Environmental that would bring in fees of £5.5m per annum.

Kenny100 In relation to your 09.43 post I thnk it will be a new record for the first 4 hours.

To keep my bank manager happy I think I will keep the more substantial holding in my SIPP and dispose of the much smaller holding in my ISA which I will put back in later this month.

nimrod22 In relation to your 09.22 post I think on this ocassion TW has got it wrong have a look at the share prophets twitter feed there was a post on Saturday disputing his analysis. I have just checked the half year results from last year and with a month to go PHE is up on last year in relation to cash with further income to come.

The most interesting thing from the RNS is that PHE appears to hav generated significant sums of revenue without a working RNS. I am not sure how much PHE has received from all the warrant exercises but even allowing for this PHE does appear to have had significant revenues.

Desmond45 In relation to your 19.05 post of yesterday in view of this morning's RNS I think the gap will increase. PHE has announced cash balances of £280,000 and no need for a placing for the next three months at least. I think the fight should be against climate change not between EQT and PHE as thier is enough feedstock to keep the two in business for sometime.