Polyfuel Share Discussion Threads

[callumross] 30/12/2008 10:45

The shares have fallen 50% on a £100 sell! LOL

[callumross] 30/12/2008 10:45

The shares have fallen 50% on a £100 sell! LOL

[morgs] 30/12/2008 10:42

This is really wierd, there is no adverse media, infact the complete opposite.
In the last couple of weeks, Intel have been making big noises in the battery market. (Note who sits on both Intel and PYF boards !)



Is it going bust, humm good fun binary bet !

[asparks] 30/12/2008 09:48

Hi Don Muang, Happy New Year :-)

[asparks] 30/12/2008 09:47

looks like it was pie in the sky I'd say

[callumross] 22/12/2008 16:17

Yes, but no real selling. It fell on Friday on a 10k sale (£300) and fallen further today on a 37.5k sale (£375). Tiny sums. I guess it's just an absence of buyers.

[morgs] 22/12/2008 15:54

I can't make head nor tail of this, I am only presuming that the selling is purely on the back of the private equity stakes in the company. Force sales and all that.

God knows.

[callumross] 22/12/2008 14:36

This share is declining as if it was going to run out of cash. However, the last update said they had enough cash to last througout 2009. Anyone able to reconcile this apparent discrepancy?

[asparks] 29/9/2008 08:41

good news out from CFU today:

RNS Number : 5155E
Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited
29 September 2008



29 September 2008


CERAMIC FUEL CELLS LIMITED
("CFCL" or "the Company")

Achieves iNDUSTRY FIRST for Electrical Efficiency in micro-CHP System

Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited (AIM / ASX: CFU), a leading developer of high efficiency and
low emission microgeneration products for homes,
today announces that it has achieved electrical efficiency of 50% in its proprietary
NetGenPlus micro-CHP system, marking a first for the
fuel cell industry.

In February, CFCL announced that it had achieved similar levels of efficiency with its
fuel cell stack in a test station environment.
CFCL has now achieved the same result in a complete NetGenPlus micro-CHP system, comprising a
fuel cell module integrated with all balance
of plant components. The NetGenPlus unit has been operating at CFCL's facilities in Melbourne,
Australia in real-world conditions for
approximately 1,300 hours (or two months), using fuel supplied from the natural gas pipeline
and exporting approximately 1kW of electricity
to the local grid at 50% electrical efficiency.

Commenting on the achievement, Brendan Dow, Managing Director, said:

"So far as we are aware a system electrical efficiency of 50 per cent is higher than any
other micro-CHP product has achieved. High
electrical efficiency is core to the value proposition for microgeneration products and a key
driver of our strategy and product design at
CFCL. It is also a key requirement for commercial micro-CHP products - several recent
independent market studies have reinforced our view
that higher levels of electrical efficiency can create greater cost savings and CO2 emission
reductions for customers. We look forward to
similar achievements in our commercial product development programmes with our utility and
appliance partners in Europe and Japan."

[morgs] 24/9/2008 12:24

Doubled revenue, but not an explanation, come on guys!
I would like a hint whose buying the stuff

[pillion] 23/9/2008 10:06

PolyFuel H1 loss narrows slightly on doubled revenue

[morgs] 22/9/2008 15:20

Maybe, but a production date for the Lenovo power supply would be nice.

[callumross] 22/9/2008 15:04

don't think the trades are sells, actually - buys which were struck once CODE dropped the offer to 8p - not exactly buoyant, though! Guess tomorrow's results are all about the funding outlook as can't see any technological breakthroughs being announced.

[morgs] 22/9/2008 14:47

Only if the supply doesn't run out of ethanol first!

[asparks] 22/9/2008 14:41

last one out turn the lights off please

[morgs] 22/9/2008 14:38

So what will tomorrow bring?
Some selling today.

[pillion] 15/9/2008 13:54

'r0ss'
Good luck with PYF; -- my only interest is that I have it as a short in a comp



I am the Teeetotal one

[r0ss] 12/9/2008 23:44

Perhaps because they feel the share maybe worth £1-£2 in around 3-5 years; which would make it totally irrelevant to a LONG TERM holder as to whether they paid 8 or 9 pence for it.

[pillion] 11/9/2008 12:22

Why would anyone even consider this stock with a massive 30% spread ???

[asparks] 09/9/2008 15:16

I agree Pillion. The whole sector is suffering

[pillion] 09/9/2008 15:15

The chart is looking very much like sub 6p is imminent

imho, dyor

[callumross] 01/8/2008 08:22

well, the MM's are at least trying to clear the overhang from that 74k sale at 6p. You can sell at 7p and buy at 7.1p, virtually the bid price!

[jonwig] 31/7/2008 20:09

I suppose, Callum, the question is whether the selling (today a 74k trade @ 6p) is inspired or desperate!

In a different sort of market, the RNS of 16/07 would have been very well received.

[callumross] 31/7/2008 20:02

can I write off this investment, then?

[don muang] 16/7/2008 09:03

jonwig ..... well at least it bought a couple of buyers in so you got your modest rise ..... and if every subsequent £1350 worth of buys adds 2% to the share price then I'll be :-)

right, back to 'sleep' now .... see you after next RNS (whenever that might be)...