Afc Energy Share Discussion Threads

[halfpenny] 15/6/2024 08:37

Great week with Higher Highs Next week as Success gathers momentum with plenty of Cash and Demand grows.

Future Brighter every day

[vatnabrekk] 14/6/2024 23:38

haggis, I agree, and I've said this many times. A short cannot possibly have an effect on the |S||P| as long as it is just sitting there. It can only have an effect a) when it is taken out in the first place and b) when it is closed or part closed. And even then it needs to be a significant amount.

the idea that a short is holding down the share price by simply existing is crackers.

[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 22:54

Good balanced article on International Rental News
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Plus a nice picture of an AFC Energy fuel cell genset in the colours of rental partner Speedy Hydogen Solutions, completed, and photographed by AFC at the end of the production line (the FAT testing area is directly to the left of this, as per AFC's presentation).
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[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 22:53

Helikon Short is NOT affecting the price, has not been for ages, it's too small
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Helikon shorted at around 12p last July
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Check the chart to see what the price did from there.
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Basically Helikon have only had one short dip to buy back on at 11.7p and they didn't take it. Since then the price has gone up to a high of 26p, their short did not keep the price back at all. And after this recent fund raise at 15p, did the Helikon short pull the price down? No, it had zero effect on the price because it is and always was too small to affect the price.
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So ignore the con men spouting about it on here trying to make out it has some influence on the price when clearly it has none, it's as much use as a chocolate fire grate, like the con men on here.
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If Helikon don't close it that their problem, it's not a problem for this stock no matter how many posts the bashers put on this board trying to scaremonger people into selling.

[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 22:30

But hey ho, it's not having any effect on the price, I was just looking at finally seeing the back of them and the con men off here that try to make out it's of any relevance when clearly the share price hitting 25p show it is not.

[daleyintoeurope] 14/6/2024 22:23

No they haven't

[jimmynan] 14/6/2024 21:10

Unfortunately I don't think they've reduced their short. It's just a reflection of the dilution of their short with the extra 10% shares in issue.

[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 18:17

Good balanced article on International Rental News
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Plus a nice picture of an AFC Energy fuel cell genset in the colours of rental partner Speedy Hydogen Solutions, completed, and photographed by AFC at the end of the production line (the FAT testing area is directly to the left of this, as per AFC's presentation).
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[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 18:12

They had shorted by around 16m shares at 12p so still have another 14,355,560 to buy back, and they will know full well they need to do it quick, as the price is only going one way in the next few weeks, back above 20p where it got to before the fund raise.

[halfpenny] 14/6/2024 15:57

Fantastic future and now ready to move rapidly with plenty of Cash in the bank.

Happy Days Ahead as Orders flow H2 now only Days away...adding more at these levels before a rush next week.

[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 13:21

Over 260 companies representing > $1.6 trillion in global annual revenue urge national governments to address the primary cause of climate change: burning fossil fuels.
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[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 13:09

Over 260 companies representing > $1.6 trillion in global annual revenue urge national governments to address the primary cause of climate change: burning fossil fuels.
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[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 12:42

Loads of news to come throughout this year including plenty near term

1) ii's voting through their own placings

2) Fast track deliveries of systems to Speedy Hire (from the scale up paid for by the fund raise)

3) TAMGO orders (as mentioned more than once in the fund raising RNS)

4) TAMGO mass assembly contract (something AFC have advised TAMGO want to do)

5) Acciona delivery of 50kVa system

6) Acciona order of multiple systems

7) ABB delivery of 200kW system

8) ABB order of multiple systems

9) EU mass assembly contracted out (AB visited Germany to speak to companies there about this)

10) USA mass assembly contracted out (Stacks are mass manufactured there already under contract)

11) Containerised Ammonia Cracker completed and launched

12 Strategic agreements with big Ammonia producers and/or users to commercialise the Ammonia Cracker, likely with the partner investing into scaling it up as per the ABB deal

[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 12:12

Loads of news to come throughout this year including plenty near term

1) ii's voting through their own placings

2) Fast track deliveries of systems to Speedy Hire (from the scale up paid for by the fund raise)

3) TAMGO orders (as mentioned more than once in the fund raising RNS)

4) TAMGO mass assembly contract (something AFC have advised TAMGO want to do)

5) Acciona delivery of 50kVa system

6) Acciona order of multiple systems

7) ABB delivery of 200kW system

8) ABB order of multiple systems

9) EU mass assembly contracted out (AB visited Germany to speak to companies there about this)

10) USA mass assembly contracted out (Stacks are mass manufactured there already under contract)

11) Containerised Ammonia Cracker completed and launched

12 Strategic agreements with big Ammonia producers and/or users to commercialise the Ammonia Cracker, likely with the partner investing into scaling it up as per the ABB deal

[1collijo] 14/6/2024 11:45

Keep it to this type of input Yellow. No edge, just plain simple facts. No conjecture or spitting bile about AFC. If you are in long term with a broad portfolio to soften the blow, then accept it may take a little more time with AFC to come through for us all.

[yellowf123] 14/6/2024 11:27

Jimmynan,
The medicine seems to be working.
I am by no way a big player, although I do consider myself sensible enough to have a broad portfolio that is robust enough to overcome bumps in the road from a bad investment.
From what I read on this and other BB's, some including Haggis are all in on AFC.
That could be viewed as a very high risk play, each to their own.
Good luck to all genuine investors

[jimmynan] 14/6/2024 10:59

Yellow,I'm humbled by your concern for my health. Thankfully all good here. Love the way you continue your web of diatribe and lies. Now wanting to make out you are a big player. Comedy gold from a pathetic little man. Keep it going my old china lol

[1collijo] 14/6/2024 10:38

If you were sat in front of jimmy, all the pent up frustration would disappear in seconds

[babbler] 14/6/2024 10:26

No idea what you said as you are filtered.

[haggismchaggis] 14/6/2024 10:16

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AFC get a mention in todays news:

Sustainable fuel options for construction plant
14 JUNE, 2024
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Federation of Piling Specialists sustainability committee member Nirmal Tiwari on sustainable fuel alternatives to standard diesel for construction plant and equipment.
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The UK Government aims to direct organisations towards low-carbon energy sources and to achieve the net zero target by 2050. It is thus incumbent on us to take appropriate action to reduce the environmental impact of what we do before the charges for carbon emissions are levied through tax. Already, we see carbon taxation on high carbon industries, like cement and steel production, through the UK Emissions Trading Scheme. The London School of Economics (Grantham Research Institute, 2019) expects these charges could average at £50 per tonne – ranging from £40-100 across sectors – and rise to an average of £75 in 2030 – ranging from £60-140 across sectors. It is therefore likely that the government will impose these prices on organisations, and the red diesel duty change is a good indication that these will come about in the not-too-distant future.
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Speedy Hydrogen Solutions, a 50:50 joint venture between Speedy and AFC, has been set up with £2.5M funding from each company to purchase 30kW H-Power from AFC Energy.
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HS2 Ltd at the Euston station uses AFC Energy’s fuel cell technology. On the site the H-Power Tower is charging JCB’s electric construction vehicles in partnership with construction joint venture Mace and Dragados.
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[hugotanha] 14/6/2024 10:14

Nor gunna lie, I am indeed lol

[yellowf123] 14/6/2024 10:03

Jimmynan,
You really should seek therapy for that pent up anger issue you have, it can't be good for your health pal.
As a genuine holder with likely more shares than most on this BB.
They do however only make up 20-25% of my portfolio, most of which is invested in US Technology stocks. AFC has been the worst performer over the past 4 years, I did not through choice participate in the 15p price chance. My view being I have enough of these shares already and don't believe in "averaging down", you can often end up throwing more money after a bad investment by doing that.
I would like to see the share price rise, so I can exit at somewhere near by buy price.
Seek help & get well soon Jimmynan.