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>If house prices had stagnated or dropped

I'd also factor in the money that the parents never spent on the mortgage which likely benefitted the children at the time. Crazy for the children to think the bank would essentially provide them a 25 year interest free loan.

Topped up at below 144. Surely will seem under valued when the 10p/y dividend hits.

IIRC movements of holdings beyond 3% that move by 0.1% deserve an RNS within 24 hours. Someone moving ~136M shares suggests someone who already has a major stake. Surely if there's no RNS that suggests a new stake builder below 3%.

Yet, you don't have to.

I think most of us would prefer just the 3%.

>Buy or sell hard to tell, obv both but was an institution offloading?

Surely we'd expect an RNS as it's over 1% either way

Ordinary trade at £1.162 worth £134M.

>spending 24/7

Yes, the reaching reeks of pressure.

Would appreciate the importance of going round the U-bend 'at speed'.

"my calculations"

You're prophetised about 50 iterations of your calculations. sit back down old lad.

You're basically saying no one thought Amazon would make loads of money but they did, and AFC could do too, presumably it would be reflected in the share price.

Not exactly compelling.

Hydrogen has a future in the energy economy, I don't think anyone would argue with that. And AFC are in a great position to capitalise on it.

Isn't that where the gunpowder is, that capitalising on it...

Amazon sells 12 million products to ~billions of people.

AFC will sell hydrogen related products to the margin of energy demand that cannot be electrified.

Surely you're comparing apples and oranges. There is a huge demand for hydrogen but it isn't as ubiquitous as general consumers forking out x% of their disposable income, surely.

Point of order: garbage is a North American term. It's rubbish, here.

The spread about now is 1.7%. Sellers selling at the price you quoted. Hope that helps. This is what MMs do.

More volume, tighter spread. No mystery. Hope that helps.

>4. Awaiting update on Tamgo deal with Saudi Arabia & 16 other countries.

Especially with their visit to AFC. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/afc-energy_hpower-hydrogen-fuelcells-activity-7140355785821184001-DUfp/

1 month ago, news awaits.

Do you honestly think anyone is going to base their decisions on Ade's sentence or two about his latest 24 hour prediction.

The copy/paste stuff really isn't necessary. StockCheque does seem to provide much of the unique and useful information to the board as well as his own insights, but I don't see how drowning the board in "he says, she says" posts does anyone any favours, unless this is their preferred way to kill time.

Maybe a NY resolution to not drink (as much) (during the week)?

Your posting history suggests you're wrong a lot of the time. You clearly are a bit obsessed with this share. 233 posts, 30 days all saying what "I am clever, I predict X, I conflate absence of evidence with evidence of absence"

If your motivation is to suck the life and passion out of any thinking person's mind, you do seem to be quite good at it or certainly aspire to it. You certainly put the time into it.

Not hard to see why people would imply that you're paid to be around here when even the long term unemployed have better things to do.

You said that yesterday, and you posted it on ADVFN too.

Presumably you either have a lot of time and/or you think people reading the board have a short attention span.

Disingenuous nonsense, by any stretch of the imagination.

Bless, let's ignore all your provenly wrong short term professions and start talking about your longer term ones.

RE: Hydrogen and "Ade"

20th December, price 18.94p "2 Rusty metal boxes on the back of trailers pictured at some airfield. Yeah this looks like a company that's worth 1B MC..."

4th December, price 15.00p "Hydrogen companies are all up anyway with COP giving a push.

So todays rise here is nothing but COP sentiment very disappointing day for AF"

Oh dear. 25% the wrong way in the space of a month. 'must be the spread'