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The UK is a step closer to reaching its goal of becoming a ‘hydrogen-based economy’, following the launch of a new funding round for green energy projects.
https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2022/07/uk-bets-on-green-hydrogen-with-new-funding-round/
I have been traiding ITM since 2012 and have made a lot of money along the way. I got overly excited and sold mine out at around £1.20 and have only watched in amazement at them climb to £7 +. I knew this rise was based solely on the potential of hydrogen, rather than anything ITM had at the time. I'm still waiting to see what ITM are doing to underpin such a high value share. Yes hydrogen has to be part of the energy mix, but unfortunately, support is greater for electricity, which is a massive shame. I would love to get back into ITM but I honestly don't know whether this fall will stop i.e. why shouldn't it fall? What's propping it up even at £4 + a share, buyer sentiment?
I totally agree, nothing has changed with ITM, we knew about the Keele Uni project and this was factored into the share price at the time of this turning point. I have traded this share a lot, I love it. Waiting to get back in. No longer looking for the 50% gains, but 10-20% will do me just fine.
I too have been buying and selling ITM shares for over 10 years. I have made quite a lot along the way, but yesterday sold out at 98p, once again making a 53% profit. I will continue to buy and sell this share. Yes, kicking myself today, but a profit is a profit, and I have lost on other shares that I need to buffer!
I have owned ITM shares for over five years. I am a great believer in hydrogen as a key fuel for a low carbon economy. I have however traded this share a lot, which has been very rewarding. When you have faith it is easier to buy on the lows and sell on the highs.
To have big impacts on carbon emissions we need city dwellers to take up green forms of transport. Many of those living in cities do not have garages or other places to do electric hook ups. Hydrogen fuel is the way forward, it's quick to fill up at a filling station and you get circa 300 miles per "tank". We can never go totally electric with transport the grid could not cope with the load required, we need hydrogen.
After selling up at a big loss I have been watching this share. Still not sure why people are buying this with only a few days left to trade on AIM, then it is disappearing i.e. it is unlikely to be relisted elsewhere. I fell for this this share due to the great dividend payouts and have learnt a valuable lesson.
Please read yesterday's RNS - the company may choose not to list on NEX after withdrawing from AIM leaving with you not being able to sell or buy this share.....your pennies will be worthless. Do your own research....I sold at a loss of £1,200, but this was slightly offset by nearly £200 of dividend payments. Lesson learnt.
Given the dramatic fall in mainland Chinese shares, Chinese investors are now more likely to want to invest in Chinese companies that are listed on other markers e.g. Aim. JSI is likely to bounce back, rather than down.