Ceres Power Share Discussion Threads

[mcmather] 25/4/2024 16:34

2 mins – nothing new / groundbreaking.

25 Apr 2024
This week Tony Cochrane, our Chief Commercial Officer, and Jon Harman, our Technology Delivery Director, explain why Ceres’ SOEC technology stands out from the crowd

[brucie5] 23/4/2024 16:40

Thanks. Cwr certainly gives potential Far Easter exposure with Weichei, Doosan and Delta...

[ch1ck] 23/4/2024 15:49

BruceTop 4 other top holdings in terms of invested funds and potential upside.Ashoka India up 30 percent NVIDIA up 100 percentAPPLE building a position after recent fall.THG 120,000 shares currently sitting on a 20 percent lossAlso have Broadcom, Coterra,Eli Lilly, GAMES WORKSHOP, marks, Palo Alto, Rio, best buy , Broadcom,I have pivoted into the US Japan and China as the UK has been weak till now

[book5] 23/4/2024 15:05

Hydrogen shares up

[book5] 23/4/2024 11:26

This sector has suffered a lot; I expect some restructuration.
The market will favour us if some of our competitors go out of business or adopt our technology.
Hint: Compare the share price graphs of different companies.

[lawson27] 23/4/2024 11:02

Breaking out of recent, GLA

[brucie5] 23/4/2024 11:00

What are your other top 4, may I ask?

[skinny] 23/4/2024 10:47

I also added last week - chart wise, I'm not sure about a bottom as yet though - to me, its been printing lower highs and lower lows for the last 2 years or so.

I added on the back of the update.

Time will tell, but Ceres (to me)are well placed to succeed in this arena.

[brucie5] 23/4/2024 10:30

Brave man Chlck. I think you're right about the bottom given the picture on the 5 year chart.

[ch1ck] 23/4/2024 10:26

For the long term investors we have held through the prolonged fall and delayed contracts.It looks as if the price has formed a bottom and is trying to move up from here.A move above 160 will be an indicator of a direction change and I can't see why we can't get back above 200 quite quickly.I piled in last week and more than doubled my holding making it one of my top 5 holdings in size and potential future gains.Like another here I also hold Oxford Bio but don't see the scale to move up like Ceres could.Safe trading all

[lawson27] 23/4/2024 09:08

Want to see an assault back to 180's for starters here, GLA

[book5] 22/4/2024 13:14

Cwr’s share price needs to detach once and for all from CellPower Inc. and the Global-X-Hydrogen Etf

[brucie5] 22/4/2024 09:26

papillon21 Apr '24 - 21:29 - 2410 of 2412
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Papillon, this is all in the rear view; CWR share price is now back at where it started 5 years ago. I wonder what your chart would be saying then?
My strong hunch is that we're now at the bottom of the decline, with revenues penciled in to double. To be sure, it's not cheap on p/sales, but this is not just any kind of story and it has cash to see it through.
I have in on my watchlist along with two other shares, OXB and ONT, which I now hold and both of which bear comparison as pre-profit, high cash value, IP rich, bombed out charts. They have all had dizzying falls.
What makes me hesitant to reenter CWR is that there seems as yet no catalyst for moving the share price one way or other to challenge the current trend; £1 would be capitulation; and £2 would be BO- both of which for me, reversal/buy signals.
Obviously, NAI.

[book5] 22/4/2024 08:27

CWR would benefit if a main competitor goes belly up or subscribes to our technology.

[papillon] 21/4/2024 21:29

free stock charts from uk.advfn.com


CWR log chart. A "Death Cross" appeared on this chart before the end of 2021 when the share price was circa 1000p. The chart has remained Strongly Bearish ever since.

[fundenergy] 21/4/2024 18:51

You can read the Mail article here: hxxps://gnews.org/m/2505803

MIDAS VERDICT: Ceres is very much a 'jam tomorrow' stock. It is still loss-making, and a more lacklustre attitude towards green energy of late has hit sentiment. Barring a huge breakthrough, it is unlikely to recapture the dizzy stock market heights it reached in 2020. However, as the partnerships it has signed begin to bear fruit, it is likely the share price will come off its current lows. Ceres shareholders should hold.

[mirabeau] 21/4/2024 14:45

Tipped in Daily Mail

[skinny] 21/4/2024 09:07

If you have an interest in hydrogen powered flights or tidal power generation - this is worth a watch.

[skinny] 20/4/2024 12:42

Yes, November 2021 :-

[frdjacob] 19/4/2024 18:45

(Think this is from 2021)The joint development agreement will aim to improve and accelerate RFC's technology through the use of Ceres' capabilities in electrochemistry and device engineering. In exchange for the work done, Ceres will receive an 8.4% shareholding in RFC. Ceres has the opportunity to assess RFC's technology in this period and if the technology proves compatible to Ceres' strategy, Ceres has a 12 month option to acquire the balance of the outstanding share capital in the company for up to £25 million. This comprises a 50% initial payment on exercise and a 50% deferred payment based on commercial success, both payable in Ceres shares.

[frdjacob] 19/4/2024 18:39

How much of RFC Power does Ceres own?

[book5] 19/4/2024 18:18

They continue working with Shell
Latest news from Feb 2024
RFC Power announces continued collaboration with Shell GameChanger
FEB 2024
RFC POWER
RFC Power, a spin-out from Imperial College London, has been developing a manganese flow battery, with the support from ShellGameChanger RFC’s long-duration storage technology has potential to contribute to the flexibility required by a low-carbon energy system, enabling the increased utilisation of locally generated renewable energy and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

The next phase of the RFC- Shell GameChanger collaboration builds upon the successful demonstration of RFC’s technology in real-world conditions and will focus on validating the low-cost potential of the manganese flow battery at grid scale.

“We are keen to continue the collaboration with RFC Power and are excited to see what the next phase will bring. Open innovation is important to accelerate decarbonization. Fast-track to decarbonization requires radical ideas, novel technologies and startups and entrepreneurs play a key role in this journey. They bring a different mindset and fresh perspectives to the net-zero challenge. Our programme helps startups to de-risk, scale and accelerate their development,” says Akilah LeBlanc, General Manager Commercial Innovation Partnerships in Shell.

Tim von Werne, CEO of RFC Power, commented: “We are very excited to announce this collaboration and continued support from Shell GameChanger, which comes as further validation of the unique technology we have developed at RFC Power. We have been working closely with experts from Shell over the last couple of years and are pleased to build on this productive relationship. The demand for safe, reliable long-duration storage is growing. Combining Shell’s expertise, global reach and financial support with RFC’s innovative energy storage technology makes the difference.”