Member Info for SueJ

Held for 5 years, and I've recently madea 105% gain. I think it still has a way to go. Battery Technology is advancing in scale and with the level of technology

Yes agree, although it's a steady long term investment. The battery market has a long way to go. Several years more development and it will really take off as the technology develops and costs become more economic. I'm patient and think it's a hold with good prospects.

Looking good again (since I last posted in March), and on a nice trajectory upwards. Let's hope the COP talks result in some real low carbon and renewables commitments!

Still here and holding and a lot more optimistic!!

Nearly two weeks since I asked the question - where now? Another 10p down. Hopefully will turn soon. I'm optimistic and have cancelled my stop loss which would have triggered today!

So where is this price going? Slipped a little. My target is still 75p

Yes still progressing. Definitely inflation busting!!

Also BERI which covers the vital metals needed for the the renewable energy / storage future!

I've set my sell price at 80p by September. Looking at the price history and the general market that is my feel for a plateau in the price. I would be very surprised if the price goes up to £1 - could always be proved wrong !! If anyone's looking for another good buy then it's BATG which could more than double once President Biden gets his green energy bill through Congress.

Over the years I've bought a lot of art and craft materials from Works, which are really great value. All of this has been funded well and truly by the gains since buying at 17p last year. Patience is the game here and holding over the long term.

You are correct on BERI charges. This is well offset for me as I got a 5% dividend and it's gained well in SP. I definitely prefer ETF's.

Hello Cerea,
I also rate L&g Battery (BATG) and Blackrock Engy (BERI).
As for the unit trust funds you mention, the charges are far too high and pricing can be delayed by two days so you can't act immediately if you need to.

You need to hold this for a minimum of six months. Clean energy will rise over the late summer period as Biden's energy bills go through Congress. Always look at the longer term - zoom out on the graph. Yes I have taken a paper loss but I'm still up 64% holding for more than a year.

Hello Cerea,
Portfolio link =
https://fundcentres.lgim.com/uk/en/fund-centre/ETF/Clean-Energy/#Portfolio

Obviously we have a collective interest in clean energy. This is definitely a long term set of investments as things settle down following the hype phase!

The price tends to follow the S&P clean energy index. This has been subject to a fair bit of selling also linking in with the Nasdaq. This is a long term hold and will rise slowly over the summer as Congress passes more of Biden's clean energy bills. So hang in there and don't look at daily prices!

I'm sticking with HTWG as an H2 ETF. In ££ and hopefully less volatility.

My understanding is that these are rebalancing trades between market makers to allow them to have enough stock to buy and sell.... Which is why it happens just after close of trading.

Yes agree way to heavy on plug power. As an alternative ETF is RENG. L&G's version. A wider portfolio with a bit less volatility. Have a smaller holding on this. May switch more.

This makes interesting reading. https://www.iea.org/reports/renewables-2020

This does seem to be holding up well, considering what's happening in the wider energy market. Let's keep the faith!