Reenergy Share Discussion Threads

[don muang] 21/12/2007 15:05

PolyFuel still expects commercialisation activities in fuel cells in 2008/09

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - PolyFuel Inc said it still expects
commercialisation activities in fuel cells in electronic applications in
2008/09, adding it is "well-positioned" to finance the business into the second
half of 2009.
The developer of engineered fuel cell membranes said shipments made so far
in 2007 are more than double the level for the whole of 2006.
It added it will turn its focus to engineering support activities from
generic research and development of catalyst-coated membrane products.

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[asparks] 21/12/2007 14:55

Happy Christmas Don ;-)

[asparks] 21/12/2007 14:54

commercialisation probably around 2050

[don muang] 21/12/2007 14:46

Great. Made 500% on the warrants last year. Came back in to Common Stock a little early. But with dip yesterday I averaged down. So am now happy to hold them thru to commercialisation etc.

[asparks] 21/12/2007 13:31

How's PYF DOn?

[don muang] 21/12/2007 12:40

Not into MAT any more - got out without too much loss - at least I do not continually pump my shares around other non-relevant BB threads - unlike yourself....... and I do highlight my mistakes as well on the relevant threads ....

also I post both positives and negatives of a company unlike yourself with selective information. if you do read the MAT thread then you'll find that I commented "pity I can't edit the header to 'Interesting Company - Shame about the Share Price'

I presume you'll be checking these BB's even on Xmas Day to see if you can add some snide irrelevant comment....

[don muang] 21/12/2007 09:17

..... or perhaps they saw what has happened to CPO when it was involved with council waste..... ?

[don muang] 21/12/2007 09:13

.... so does that also mean they were 'fools' to buy in to it in the first place.....

[asparks] 21/12/2007 09:04

cos the sellers are fools?

[don muang] 20/12/2007 18:29

asparks .... any thoughts on why the three transactions in this stock since RNS have all been Sells?

[asparks] 19/12/2007 09:25

not yet but I expect I will be

[don muang] 19/12/2007 09:21

"The Company is in discussions with its advisers, bankers and shareholders
regarding the funding required to progress the Hartlebury Project"

R U being consulted as regards funding then?

[asparks] 19/12/2007 09:18

strange that there just happened to be 100000 trades yesderday!

[asparks] 19/12/2007 09:18

1st part of it Don. A big step on the way to commercialisation of their unique technology

[don muang] 19/12/2007 09:17

Is todays RNS the expected news?

[don muang] 06/12/2007 09:21

I assume that is a retorical question as you already answered it yourself on the KPR thread...

>asparks - 6 Dec'07 - 08:47 - 61 of 62
>hey, Don RGY suddenly up 9% today with no buys. News coming?

[asparks] 06/12/2007 08:47

why the rise?

[asparks] 27/11/2007 08:44

the spread has narrowed significantly in the last few days.

I hope that is significant?

[asparks] 26/11/2007 13:15

Apparently news is due in the next few weeks

[don muang] 21/11/2007 08:38

no but recent KPR placement had private take-up without any problems....
from your promotion of RGY I'm beginning to wonder if you've bet the ranch on RGY?

[asparks] 21/11/2007 08:19

no directors buying KPR either

[don muang] 20/11/2007 21:19

After extensive research I've reached the conclusion that this share is at its present price due to a vast conspiracy by a secret alliance of Hedge Funds, Market Makers, Central Banks, the Supreme Court, Paid Bashers, the Blackfriers Bridge Bankers Association, The Friends of Lundy Island Girls Grammer School, Kriek Beer Drinkers Club, The Confederation of British Massage Parlours, Henry VIII's wives, and the Shergar Home for Retired Pit Ponies.

And given the time of year then I have strong suspicions that Santa's little helpers are involved as well - although only on a small scale as they need re-energizing due to the seasonal excessive workload. I've heard that Herodotus says he himself isn't involved. However, he advises all investors to do there own research and wonders why the directors aren't buying shares in their own company at the present bargain price.

[tiltonboy] 20/11/2007 14:10

Indeed they have...from £465k per month to £372K per month...

Now what about the goodwill. How much will that be worth if they run out of cash?

[don muang] 20/11/2007 14:06

so. asparks, what's the monthly cash burn reduced to now....?