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[andrewhbruce] 24/12/2024 09:30

Mike the good news is that they eventually ‘grow up’ and go away. I have like many others filtered Pigoil, so no longer get his swill. Happy Christmas every body and all the very best for 2025.

[chris0805] 23/12/2024 17:54

A large chunk of my work is on data centre cooling. Believe me, the energy consumption of these is huge. We recently completed one of 40.5MW cooling capability. Incredible what goes into those buildings. This was a £1B plus project.

[nigoil] 23/12/2024 15:23

You're not selling it to me mike290 as you are no better than rabito aka scot, in fact it wouldn't surprise me if you weren't one of the same!

Panr = STRONG SELL

You don't want to be in this dog over Christmas!

Massive unavoidable dilution coming!

TICK TOCK

Simples!.... :-)

[dan de lion] 23/12/2024 15:19

One just wonders if those in charge of the UK have added in all the extra demands for electric power with data centres, all vehicles electric and all centrally heated homes on electricity.
With homes the biggest demand for electricity will be on freezing cold days with no wind and no sunshine.

[mike290] 23/12/2024 14:44

All (except Nigoil, obviously),

Whilst perpetual attention-seeker Nigoil keeps falsely claiming that Scot126 is Rabito79, I'll keep repeating that I have met both Scot126 and Rabito79, briefly, after a Pantheon AGM.
Therefore, Nigoil's repeated claim that the two usernames are the same person is complete rubbish - just like everything else that he writes😁

[darcon] 23/12/2024 13:28

Japan's policymakers have doubled down on natural gas as a transition fuel according to their new draft energy strategy as reported by Bloomberg energy daily today (see below).

I know a company that could help supply them with some of that gas they need. All they need to do is help provide it and a pipeline with some financing...



From Bloomberg's Energy Daily today (received by email so no link):

"Japan’s power demand was long thought to be in terminal decline. Not any more.

The nation’s new draft energy strategy, published last week, sees electricity generation jumping as much as 22% through 2040 — a dramatic turnaround for an energy-efficient country with a declining population.

One of the biggest reasons for the abrupt change is the boom in artificial intelligence and the plethora of power-guzzling data centers needed to fuel it.

Japan isn’t alone in feeling the impact of the AI revolution, of course.

China’s power consumption has been growing faster than GDP since 2021, which the International Energy Agency attributes in part to emerging industries like AI. US electricity demand is expected to climb almost 16% over the next five years, more than triple the estimate a year ago, according to consulting firm Grid Strategies.

The bigger question is what the surge in demand means at a time when countries are also rushing to decarbonize. And here, Japan’s 90-page energy strategy has an answer.

Tokyo’s policymakers have responded to the challenge by doubling down on natural gas as a transition fuel to complement intermittent wind and solar. They’ve also abandoned a Fukushima-era policy of reducing dependence on atomic energy, with the government now calling for maximum utilization of nuclear and renewables.

Renewables are expected to make up 40% to 50% of the power mix by 2040 under the plan. That’s a significant improvement, but not enough to align with Japan’s goal of reaching net zero emissions by midcentury, according to BloombergNEF.

Unfortunately for the climate, this is a tradeoff others may also decide to make, prolonging the role of fossil fuels in energy globally.

And it’s not just gas that’ll be needed to plug the gap. In some of Asia’s biggest economies — and even in the US — coal could be around for longer, too.

Japan’s plans expose an uncomfortable truth. Even for the wealthiest populations on the planet, energy security — including the need to feed a power-hungry technology sector — still trumps near-term climate goals."

[arcadian] 23/12/2024 08:35

For a start we all need to digest again the wise summary of olderwiser2 which transcends our minor differences about the short term and current mood. Where it is is less important than where it is going. Let`s hope that all the crew are working hard for all of us over the Xmas period.

[forwood] 23/12/2024 01:08

Helpless, a weekly chart can be bullish and a daily chart bearish. Timescale is everything. I don't do 'micro minute' charts, whatever they are! This is a daily chart.

[nigoil] 22/12/2024 10:44

Poor ole ramper known as rabito aka scot still won't answer my simple questions!.... LOL

He should be ashamed of himself, I mean £1.40p down to 10p!... TUT TUT

Massive unavoidable dilution coming sooooooooooon!

TICK TOCK

Simples!..... :-)

[arcadian] 21/12/2024 20:10

Yes Things have moved on and so should we.

[trading4good] 21/12/2024 19:50

Give the guy a break !
He has been attacked by many posters this year and it’s just not deserved .
He doesn’t need to explain himself to everyone at all ever .
Childish name calling on the other thread “ fourskin “ the disgraceful images etc etc.
It’s not funny and whilst it’s mainly ceased it needs to bloody well stop COMPLETELY.

Hope you have a great Christmas Forwood.
I for one enjoy reading the posts you make on here.

[probabilityofsuccess] 21/12/2024 19:40

Hi Trading4good - in case you aren’t aware, forwood has previously said he trades, he’s previously said he’s had a very large holding, has also implied (thanks Dean 👍) he’s not ‘in the share’ relatively recently on other social media, he’s said anyone selling to try and buy in lower is equivalent to shorters, has said he’s long, and has said that everyone talks their own book to some extent, and identifies as a technical trader and his trading style is opportunistic. Lots of different ‘positioning’ in those statements.

He obviously has every right to say those things, take those actions and hold those views (and I would always argue that he should be able to post what he wants!), but equally, by taking those actions and posting those views it’s not unreasonable for readers, in my view, to question motives at any given point (either explicitly, or by just looking at previous posts, taking a view and not commenting on it on the boards). I suspect everyone does that for most people who post - that’s life and how most people take a balanced view on what information to use and what to treat with less weight.

It looks like content was explicitly asking a perfectly fair question based on forwood’s previous posts, and perhaps he was doing so to help others (altruistically?) who may have been wanting to hear forwood’s answer, but didn’t feel comfortable asking the question? To be fair to forwood, he answered the question and everyone will take their own view on that answer and if it addressed contents query. I personally dont think there was anything untoward about what content asked. If people post charts, post about their trades, post about when they are holding and not holding on other social media, and comment on their view of others who sell to try to buy in cheaper, it’s not unreasonable in my view to just provide a different perspective/some balance/challenge to that.

Anyway, it’s nearly Christmas, and I’m sure, like Forwood, there is plenty of other stuff going on in people’s lives so all the best everyone and have a great one.

[trading4good] 21/12/2024 18:59

Well I feel I must comment .
Like Olderwiser I refrained from posting on ADVFN under my original name after numerous personal attacks from those who have seemingly disappeared.
Content , what’s with the attack on Forwood ?
That was out of order.
Long ,short ,whatever , all posts should be welcome and not subject to such ridiculous dissection.
You remind me of John Cleese in Monty python!
Screaming non believer at Forwood

[padamster] 21/12/2024 18:51

Another idiotic comment by Trump. He is so out of his depth. By the way I'm a long on Panr but anti Trump!

[arcadian] 21/12/2024 18:26

This will benefit us should the oil and gas flow as expected. Might even help that head ad shoulders hiccup.

Trump threatens EU with tariffs unless it makes ‘large scale’ purchase of US gas and oil ( MSN)

[probabilityofsuccess] 21/12/2024 18:04

Forwood, perhaps you missed the government shutdown being averted - that can be removed from your list for the moment.

[john henry] 21/12/2024 16:09

Forwood youve already kinda drawn it although i use candle sticks and intraday data.
where as you use closing data.

[forwood] 21/12/2024 15:37

Why haven't I posted? It's Christmas and yesterday afternoon I was shopping, and in the evening singing carols with my town choir in the local wine bar. Today, am taking a break from decorating the house and Christmas tree to write this and tonight have neighbours for drinks. In short, I had better things to do, as I hope do most Pantheon supporters.

Content, I think the question is not what I'm doing but what are you going to do, apart for insinuating ulterior motives? I regularly post chart views on here and have done for years. Mostly good ones, because I realise many do not like the negative ones but that is chart life, there's good and bad ones. I generally follow my own observations but I expressed some doubts about whether the H&S would play out. On balance I think it might, peversely, given the potential good news we have, because MACD and stochastics are also turning down. Also, wider markets everywhere have come off recent highs and those falls may not have stopped, with threats of a govt shut down in the US.

john henry, at present I don't see a 'possible ascending possible wedge'. Perhaps you could draw and post it?

Arcadian, I applaud your generous spirit.

[helpfull] 21/12/2024 12:57

Cor blimey guv!

fourskin caught out again with his micro minute charts.

He and other traders might need to get back in, quickly.

The weekly chart is primed for an upcoming golden cross in the Q1 2025:


free stock charts from uk.advfn.com


The ascending triangle could be the primer for the next move up.

The rise from the low of 15-16p when the Bollies were at their tightest has only started to develop.

Traders working their own book are abhorent.

Be careful.