Itm Power Share Discussion Threads

[volsung] 24/3/2023 08:16

Green tech and hydrogen just the latest dot.com bubble

[baldrick1] 24/3/2023 08:13

70-75p ..next down move.

[baldrick1] 24/3/2023 08:12

70-75p next down move..

[5barney] 24/3/2023 07:46

He also last week explains the real usa debt n before I see anywhere else he said they had stopped the bleeding
170t in unsecured loans on top of the 30T no chance of much getting paid

[5barney] 24/3/2023 07:41

This weeks brokecononics was a little inspiring for Itm sufferers
Think his name is Dan Tubb n he’s about the only guy I listen to. Once a week on lotus eaters it’s free
Anyway he was talking bout growth new tech companies share price often rockets up as people read what they have. But then collapses when they get hit with problems inexperience etc. But then the shorters but eventually if they’re one of first the problems iron out an rockets up again
He talks of a friend that invested £50k during .com boom at Amazon a year so later it was worth only worth £400 He held on 5 yrs later it was worth £1.6m
I dig how he explains things he’s not a utube pumper he doesn’t promote companies just explains things

[moontheloon] 24/3/2023 07:25

Wonder if each bit of short they close they put it long? To balance out the hedge?

[grahamwales] 24/3/2023 07:14

EasyJet bets on hydrogen aircraft to end flight emissions



In addition to a green jet fuel mandate, EU legislators are considering taxing kerosene for the first time.

May focus the minds of air operators.

[norbus] 24/3/2023 07:09

Getting there. I had asked Alvera how will the market diffrentiate e.NG from Methane. Well, that might be sorted

[norbus] 24/3/2023 05:21

Desalination calls for scale to get to 50 cents per cubic meter; The reality is only there in scale. that provides all the water needed oceanside for electrolysis. Oyster was an unrealistic dream as the cost puts it out of practical usefulness. That said, an insight into the planned USA national debt rising from 33 trillion today to 51 trillion in 2033 means printing dollars, if that remains the international currency

Horrendous inflation follows, and only real assets can preserve their value.. Land, Water and Energy.. Hydrogen will be one of a number of non fossil energy assets.... You do not need to be as clever as skinny to work it all out.

[theclaw] 23/3/2023 18:22

Slight short reduction dated 22nd March.

[gimmethefax] 23/3/2023 17:28

That said, relying solely on wind for our power (not that anyone is suggesting that) could be strategically stupid, especially defence-wise? Tactical nukes over off-shore wind farms would be an easy strike, with minimal, and perhaps even zero, loss of life.

On the flip side, you would be removing the target areas away from the population, perhaps reducing risk to life?

I don't know.

[gimmethefax] 23/3/2023 17:17

It would also provide evidence for the viability of a completely renewable nation, using windmills.

Buying foreign wind turbines and then turning them off when the wind blows too hard is a truly ridiculous idea.

[gimmethefax] 23/3/2023 17:14

Oyster would still have been good as proof of concept, for the first marinised electrolyser, demonstrating the awesome potential of ITM Power's technology and ingenuity.

Sea-water to Hydrogen is an almost ridiculous opportunity, and I mean that in the most positive of ways.

[gimmethefax] 23/3/2023 17:07

A huge mystery. I'd like to think that he was in a state of panic and embarrassment, realising that he was way out of his depth and unable to deliver on what was expected and stated, rather than believing that he was stroking his own ego in a rather overconfident manner.

That could easily be forgiven, along with the coverup, as illegal as it may or may not have been.

Another poor soul brainwashed by the satanic death cult unfortunately.

[5barney] 23/3/2023 15:57

Denis live collapsing like the share price lol
Kick the EU n anything to do with it Really Germany not known for the live if U.K.
list in a postcard anything they’ve ever done for U.K.

[norbus] 23/3/2023 15:40

Oyster sounded great then. Romantic even. I doubt it was ever economic to desalinate at that scale.



An 11plus child could have worked it out. WTF Cooley was up to is a mystery;

I am hoping Rehfyne is not one of the 10 that had to go since that is a massive market and ITM already has the CUBE

[grahamwales] 23/3/2023 15:27

Could tie in nicely with Port Talbot freeport and Tata needing Green Hydrogen for the furnaces at the steel works.

[skinny] 23/3/2023 14:23

Yes, I guess ITM are on the side lines until (hopefully) the next update.

[excelsior] 23/3/2023 14:01

Very low volume Skinny...Plug and co on the move in the US

[skinny] 23/3/2023 13:49

Interesting :-

[gimmethefax] 23/3/2023 12:49

It is a real shame that the team, under Cooley, could not get further with Oyster.


Dennis has so much to navigate - imagine trying to rebuild reputation, in a totally new mega-industry, during such incredible economic and political times?

A world full of deception.


He will make a name for himself.

God bless him.