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Interested timing for Mulder to ‘call it a day’ here too, if I may be so bold.

Just saying.

Another 1 trade ;-)

I should also state, for the purposes of transparency, that I have 14 AIM stocks in my ISA, purchased at various points in the last 15 years (and excluding the ones that have gone bust) and CHAR is one of only 3 showing anything even close to break even.

I’m genuinely intrigued to know what AIM companies people on here have been ‘invested’ in (or can sight) that have put on more than 100% value in the last 2-3 years (since Covid kicked in), in the current financial climate.

There’s a lot of flack being aimed at the Chariot BoD (rightly or wrongly for their comms and alleged lack of news) but what other AIM companies (in any sector) have actually achieve a better SP performance, regardless of worse or better communications in same period?

This is a genuine question (so if the usual suspects could avoid making it person I’d be much obliged) and I’m genuinely looking for Companies or BoD’s of companies who have provided fantastic comms, have delivered everything they’ve said they’d do, and the SP has reacted accordingly, based on it.

Thanks.

KB, I hate to burst your bubble, but the only reason your (and others’) posts get removed is because they are pointless drivel, and completely irrelevant to CHAR.

Unfortunately for you, there are only 2 ways to reduce the number of posts you have removed. Post less often, or post something relevant.
I’m not sure which you’d find most challenging.

It wasn’t about regurgitating old info ffs, it was about looking at it in a different way.

P.s It also doesn’t matter how often you moan about the share price (you won’t change it), but that doesn’t seem to stop you, KB.

If you look at the numbers below, it could be argued that Anchois is presently worth ZERO (or even -£0.04) of the current share price, and that the current share price is made up entirely from the Green Energy (or every other) part of the business.

Just another way of looking at how cheap this company is.

From the Simon Thompson article on 3rd February.

“ In the near term, newsflow from Anchois is the key share price driver. That’s because Chariot’s 75 per cent working interest in Anchois’ 2C resources accounts for 44p a share of Cenkos Securities' target price of 63p (using a 50 per cent risk weighting and based on a risked value of $507mn). Positive newsflow on debt funding and commercial offtake agreements at Anchois would de-risk the investment case and warrant a material narrowing of the share price discount to Cenkos’ target.”

Calm down dear :-))

Exciting isn’t it, lol.

Course not Soup. What could possibly go wrong :-))

RNS tomorrow I recon

Don’t say you weren’t warned ;-))

ICB888, it looks like LSE are showing it correctly i.e. net zero (hate that term) for the +/- ones for today and 3.7m for the extra +I’ve one with total volume of just over 4m

Looks like 2 of them have cancelled each other out, but no way of telling whether the other one is in addition to yesterdays. Identical price to yesterdays.

Good lord!

Is anyone else reading this guy talking to himself lol.

I recon he’s buying again now and has just realised he hasn’t updated. Line in the sand now so that he can advise of new increased holding going forward, imo.

Pierre Raillard, Chariot’s Morocco Country Director, speaking on the panel at Economie Enterprises Summit in Rabat today about "Green Hydrogen, an export market?".

https://twitter.com/chariot_energy/status/1618638301992488966?s=46&t=kS93XGaJyqw3JlyQ295jrA

Probs just someone trying to build a position off the back of the Roadshow.

I’m sure we’ll find out soon enough, as window for news gets smaller every day.

….seems pretty extreme to me. Based purely on volume, it looks (I don’t know) almost manufactured??

I wonder if we’ll see any big delayed trades over the next couple of days.

Low volume due to wide spread? Lol

It’s the same MO here every day!! They are clearly widening the advertised spread deliberately (almost 20% at one stage) to put buyers off imo.

The actual purchase price is currently 18.59p, yet the Ask is displayed 5% higher at 19.45p.

They’re fecking at it. For what reason, remains to be seen.