Powerhouse Energy Share Discussion Threads

[discusser] 05/6/2017 17:55

Plasma Power looks a worrying competitor, not a public company.
Anyone know of any significant differences/advantages PHE have?

[discusser] 05/6/2017 17:55

Plasma Power looks a worrying competitor, not a public company.
Anyone know of any significant differences/advantages PHE have?

[discusser] 05/6/2017 17:55

Plasma Power looks a worrying competitor, not a public company.
Anyone know of any significant differences/advantages PHE have?

[scrutable] 05/6/2017 15:34

Three questions:
1) I thought I saw saw reference once to tests on the prototype or related rig in Europe ( Munich or Geneva)Have I been dreaming?

2 )Why did someone quote RED as being much further down the road, when they seem totally involved in vanadium flow storage to improve on Li-ion.

3) Do we 0 have a date for these public demos?

[scrutable] 05/6/2017 12:36

It seems to me that noone in this country has actually seen the previous prototype contraption working and is able to ascribe a % degree of probability that we can expect economic performance on general waste -rather than a burst of gas for a short time from a specific waste source, which is what I suspect we have at the moment from test runs and a short piece of video..

The concept of the system and actual process is very,very attractive and if shown to be capable of working continuously on at least one major source of waste like domestic or hospital or agricultural or industrial could easily immediately multiply value and possibly share price cap, by a factor of ten and warwick will be delirious with joy, and relief. The current share price ,I think, factors in complete failure, so that any probability of success above 20-30% suggests serious undervaluation even now.

It's not scepticism (I am invested) but desperation for at least some facts of the kind which must have emerged from previous experiments and test runs.

What for example have been the problems arising from the tests?
Failure on certain types of waste?
Difficulties in maintaining temperature?
Meltdown of components?
Completeness of combustion at all times?
Residue?
Enforced discontinuities in production - ie stop-start events?

It would be helpful to know of any such hurdles still to be overcome.

warwick your investment must br grounded on more than hope and faith

[warwick69] 05/6/2017 11:23

Ok if you say so

[robo175] 05/6/2017 11:13

Warwick the MM make money going up or down your talking rubbish.

[warwick69] 05/6/2017 10:32

Wow just as predicted the day traders who bought first thing have already given up so buy 580k at 8.29 and sell two hours later at tasty loss just gifting the MM a nice profit What a total tool !!!!

[shavian] 05/6/2017 10:32

So, £500k funding without dilution? Nice.

[warwick69] 05/6/2017 10:24

Ive seen first hand where they posted a late very large buy trade after the market had risen so that it appeared as a sell and thus influenced the traders that a big seller was about and they marked it down immediately I reported this to the FCA and LSE and two weeks later the trade was amended with the correct time stamp but of course the effect they wanted had been achieved !!!They are so corrupt they use every means possible not to lose any money

[warwick69] 05/6/2017 10:21

I've seen first hand how they post a delayed trade as a live trade to make it a sale instead of a purchase and therefore to influence a change in direction

[warwick69] 05/6/2017 09:52

Rubbish mate

[warwick69] 05/6/2017 09:47

Yes but many people sell because there are so many negative views posted by the friends of the market makers