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I am happy now that we are still in AIM as you don’t have to pay tax to buy them. There was a time that arbitrage kill the SP in UK market. Now feel it has disappeared.

you are ****ed by `indians. then didn’t have the london sock exchange. good riddance

According to Marketwatch BE energy surged 27% on the back of robust pipeline. Whereas CWR surged 30% on the back of hot air and watching BE.

@Clued You haterate for lovely Russian & Chinese investor or supporters is not appropriate in these forum. Chinese’s invest large amount of money in clean energy projects in UK

They have already made a bid at 85p. So if they buy at higher price, they have to the same price to existing shareholders. Because they are bound by takeover code.

Helios can’t pickup stock in the open market unless they are prepared to pay higher price than their offer as the current price is around 93p.

If the update is good, the sp could move up on its strength go pass 110p. Then all have to bid high to trestle control away from current management

So what? This scum trying hard to make few bob by shorting. Delusional

Just counting cash. Who give a $hit about shareholders

My be this is the opportunity for AFC to supply hydrogen to Aberdeen CC at £10/kg as they already have the buses.

325m goes to bookers. How stupid this placement.

At least you could open a bottle and drown

There are lot more positive info in it.

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/AFC/final-audited-results/17475216

I heard it other way round. This is going to go up to 300p

I just turned positive after buying and selling (No shorting) over 5 years. Today just moved on the whole buys and sells, but current holding is still under water.

I received notification for extra begging bowl at the special EGM. I said NO to all resolution. Had enough of supporting the lavish lifestyle of there MGB.

I will wait for it to drop to 150. It may take few days to get there. It’s still overvalued and more room to fall

At £10/kg for hydrogen this demo unit would produce sales of £1m a year. So few of the 500kg/day modules would produce at least £1.6m/year each. That’s a lot of revenue. I don’t know how much it cost to produce a unit?

All miners have their own way of selling ( all commodities) Some may have contracts with many different outlets which buy from them regularly and may also trade surplus with COMEX or other exchanges. This applies oil, other metals, agricultural products etc. The price paid varies on many factors. My hunch is using one of the benchmarks plus or minus a set figure or percentage. If you are selling to a trader, it would be always minus as they need their markup to sell that on.