Afc Energy Share Discussion Threads

[knigel] 16/5/2012 07:29

RNS out - gives reason for share price increase..another 1-2p upward movement today imo

[dashton42] 15/5/2012 18:32

Someone, somewhere, must know something - but it isn't me...!

[mdchand] 15/5/2012 15:36

AFC seems remarkably perky for no particular reason (which as we all know, generally means there is a reason). Wonder what is could be?

[new tech] 11/5/2012 22:26

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[solardave] 11/5/2012 19:48

Looks like the new management are letting it fall for low price options during the forthcoming funding round. Link Energy are probably keen to average down aswell.

Do a closed funding Round at 15p (or less) and clean up!

[beeezzz] 11/5/2012 16:54

Yep your right, still in profit though!!!!

[titus10] 09/5/2012 23:04

Er, that would be last May, eh Beeezzz? A bit late, though, I'd have thought - I took my 165% profits and ran in early Feb 11, when it was clear from the chart that the project had stalled. After that it was all about "anchoring", or what used to be called the "delusion of reprieve".

Best of luck if you're still hanging in there - it just could happen!

[beeezzz] 09/5/2012 13:52

The yearly graph says it all, everyone deserting the sinking ship by the looks, no news means no orders means no profit, with European leaders continuing to faff around like headless chickens nothing is going to change soon.

Sell in May is the old adage, looks good to me.

[solardave] 04/5/2012 22:03

Ianous

Thanks for the reply; why exercise if he is not selling?

[ianous] 02/5/2012 18:57

Solardave - how did you come to the conclusion that Tim Yeo is selling?? The recent RNS said he was taking up warrents, see below

An application has also been made for a further 400,000 new ordinary shares of 0.1 pence to be admitted to trading on AIM pursuant to the exercise of a Warrant Instrument dated 17(th) April 2009 by Tim Yeo, Chairman (the "Warrant Exercise"). The warrants have an exercise price of 3.13 pence per share.

So where did you get the info that he is selling??

[apeman2] 01/5/2012 15:40

do politicians pay taxes, I thought they created a charity to hide all their tax obligations.

[beeezzz] 01/5/2012 10:43

Same patten as all AIM stocks which don't make a profit, slow decline in share price Concludes in the same old analysis funding issues.

[beeezzz] 30/4/2012 17:46

Probably to pay his tax bill.

[solardave] 30/4/2012 10:13

Why is Tim Yeo selling at this price? Also he knows that a fund raising is on the way so should have privileged information?

[beeezzz] 27/4/2012 14:07

Z...Same as Dyson worked in shed in his garden, now from small acorns etc etc.

I would point out that major industries would not be involved with company that operates out of a shed if they did not expect a game changing product.

[outfly] 26/4/2012 23:17

What a dog.

[zhockey] 26/4/2012 13:29

How do guys expect a bunch operating in a shed in Surrey can out perform Siemens?

[rovi57] 20/4/2012 16:07

come on Tim stir this company up, matey

[holism] 13/4/2012 09:38

beeez- yes this looks like a long term gem, however I would guess confirmation of a successful three month trial with Akzo Nobel would give the share price a significant derisking. Good news in this market is a waste of time, I liked the small announcement at the AGM, it keeps things ticking!!

[new tech] 13/4/2012 09:31

Commercialisation Agreement with W2T:

[beeezzz] 12/4/2012 12:41

Well the AGM did little to boost the SP, I feel we need a great deal of patience with this company, like all R&D companies they tend to burn cash before they make any money or not, however, markets pricing in a fundraising if no revenues over the next 12 months.

[rocha16] 11/4/2012 19:29

Why is giving exclusivity to a start up company a good thing?

[beeezzz] 11/4/2012 16:10

AIM stocks are suffering badly in these debt fuelled times, it's a shorters paradise, any company on AIM which is not profitable is being shorted, simply because they expect a fundraising at some point, so until the revenues come in I can't this share price going ballistic, not yet anyway.