Powerhouse Energy Share Discussion Threads

[zeppo] 13/2/2020 16:54

Seven filtered in a row.

Let's enjoy making money with the Hydrogen Economy!

Added some PRES today after being told that although their share price is well down, they now have a contract to provide Shell with pressure cylinders to store hydrogen as it is rolled out at their petrol stations.

Also taken small profits on two different hydrogen companies (less than 10% of my PHE sold very profitably) to cover SEQI Rights.

At £1:12 per Rights share, is a small discount, but I expect SEQI to continue to increase its quarterly dividend as it grows.

Still invested in 4 hydrogen companies as well as Shell who are moving into hydrogen and offer a divi, and now PRES.

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 16:41

Well deccer I so hope you and your chums are massively short of stock. That would make my day.

[elrico] 13/2/2020 16:32

Jak, Perhaps I am being a little dim...I don't recall drafting the investigate RNS.


BTW, the tech now works, in 2011 it didn't.

Jak - "This is factually incorrect. Why are you posting factually incorrect claims?"

Oh, hang on a min...are you suggesting the pyromex (or whatever it was called back then) actually did what the company claimed, and there was no need to ship everything to Australia and reengineer it?

[superbarnet] 13/2/2020 16:12

Lots of filtered posts just now

[cmackay] 13/2/2020 16:00

Yes, I can.

[deccer1] 13/2/2020 15:36

whatsthepoint,

Trouble is CWR, ITM and AFC have commercial products on the market and none present any particularly onerous development planning or funding issues for customers.

The market capitalisation of PHE at this price after the W2T dilution would be £56 million, so they would need dozens of systems running perfectly to justify that kind of price.

Blind excitement now but the coming dilution will wipe it all out.

LOL!

[cmackay] 13/2/2020 15:26

But the tech does work.

[elrico] 13/2/2020 14:55

Jak, can you remember how many shares were in issue c2011 when PHE spiked to 24p and how this compares with today? Ta.

BTW, the tech now works, in 2011 it didn't.

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 14:42

Jak Broken record springs to mind and just a little dose of bitterness thrown in for good measure.

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 14:40

Deccer Explain CWR £750 million loss making AfC £100 mil loss makingITM £500 mil loss making Blah blah blah blah

[deccer1] 13/2/2020 14:17

The makert capitalisation at this price after the W2T dilution would be £56 million.

They would need dozens of systems running perfectly to justify that kind of price.

Meanwhile they still have not even built and tested the first commercial scale one.

Blind excitement now but dilution coming will wipe it all out.

LOL!

[new tech] 13/2/2020 14:04

Buying something today because its expected to be worth a lot more in future more like.

[new tech] 13/2/2020 13:54

Tewkesbury

Early deployment of say 2 units per year in each of those 5+ countries or territories (UK, Spain, Japan, South Korea & other parts of Asia) means 10+ units per year looks achievable, after completion of the first one at Protos. Could even be 3 or 4 sites in Year 2 for the UK alone and as you say sites may take multiple units, so the 10+ per year could quickly become 20+ per year. Then multiply that up for the rest of the World, including every country in the EU, South America, Australia, Middle East, etc.

If they continue to draw a license fee from each unit, that also means reliable safe revenues growing cumulatively year on year, so it won't take long to build into a very substantial revenue stream.

[superbarnet] 13/2/2020 13:37

Despite the extraordinary 2 day rise this has further to go. 2p is the next barrier which could well be passed this month.

[whatsthepoint] 13/2/2020 13:36

This must be a new high on volume over 206 million including NEX And no real pullback that's a good rerate.

[tewkesbury] 13/2/2020 12:49

It will be rolling out in several countries simultaneously via PHE, partners and out-licensing. So roll out could be very fast and some sites will want multiple units.

[slartybartfaster] 13/2/2020 12:46

Jak, when the first commercial DMG is running at protus, your house of cards falls. 500k plus royalties pa, multiplied at pace. Not all sites will be like protus, some will be up and coining it in much quicker. The engineering side has passed all the tests including those Peel will have need assurance the tech works before committing funding.

[cmackay] 13/2/2020 12:19

Fair enough, my mistake.