Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[dlg3] 31/7/2018 09:33

Alchemy31 Jul '18 - 09:26 - 901 of 901
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Not often a rise is underdone.

ONLY WHEN THE MARKET HAS NO CONFIDENCE IN THE NEWS......THEY DO NOT BELIEVE WHAT SCOTTY IS SAYING, COME TO THINK OF IT, i DO NOT EITHER..

[alchemy] 31/7/2018 09:26

Not often a rise is underdone. The number of shares here is quite large , so the marcap per p uplift is not insignificant . But considering the whole operation is de-risked, £20 m is too modest imho. The old phrase , accumulate on dips. .?

[dlg3] 31/7/2018 09:24

Alchemy go on then give it a go...

[alchemy] 31/7/2018 09:21

Other interpretations are available.

[dlg3] 31/7/2018 09:15

What is wrong with the mega order you were all saying is a done deal!!!


thebigchap31 Jul '18 - 08:38 - 895 of 899
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what we need now is one or two more confirmed order RNS's to bounce off of this current share price and we are out of the single figures for good. From recent interview and news back of the mood from the AGM im pretty sure they are already done deals we just need to have them confirmed to the market!

[dogrunner11] 31/7/2018 09:13

china rebar standards

[brucie5] 31/7/2018 09:01

Gspanner, hey, no problem. I regard these boards as places to learn, not to be protected from contrary viewpoints.

[gspanner] 31/7/2018 08:51

Brucie, sorry if a bit terse.

There was an economist article posted a while back, suggesting reason for current rise - (Not yet Vanadium flow batteries). Cannot remember the exact reason cited.

Of course it’s all just symptomatic of broken commodity markets driven by speculators derivative bets not real use. I bet open long bets are a better correlation of the Vanadium price than documented increased use.

[gspanner] 31/7/2018 08:46

There is also a significant boost that should occur with the announcement of the financing. I would assume this is well in hand if not basically agreed) given the clear confidence from Scott when asked in the two post RNS interviews.

[pierre oreilly] 31/7/2018 08:43

It's a recovery from a very oversold position. A year ago, the price was double the current price and obviously at that time they didn't have a 1000 unit order in the bag. I suppose the best indicator of a new peak will be when dig and dog belatedly buy in and start their silly ramping again. The perfect contra indicator.

[thebigchap] 31/7/2018 08:38

what we need now is one or two more confirmed order RNS's to bounce off of this current share price and we are out of the single figures for good. From recent interview and news back of the mood from the AGM im pretty sure they are already done deals we just need to have them confirmed to the market!

[ts0mev] 31/7/2018 08:34

Brucie5, unless another big win is being announced I expect the interim results to 30th June, sometime in September to reinforce the share price Looking forward to that.

[brucie5] 31/7/2018 08:09

Well, I've been told.
;)

Anyway, back to Red, I'm curious to see how this recent recovery holds.

[chicken01] 31/7/2018 08:03

I'll give it 10 mins and this thread will be flooded, please don't respond.

[dlg3] 30/7/2018 23:08

Japan are doing the same as my friend, that was the reason for my visit to Japan, I returned home just before the AGM or I would have been there.

Japan has already begun mining poop for gold, and they’re having a lot of success in doing s. In Suwa waste facility in Nagano, Japan, the ash from incinerated sludge is producing more than 1,890 grams of gold per ton, while Japan’s world-class gold mine – Hishikari Mine – is only producing 20 to 40 grams of gold per ton of ore.

It’s not only gold that we’re finding though. There are also other precious metals, such as silver, platinum, copper, and vanadium in the sludge. Kathleen Smith of the US Geological Survey says some of these metals can be sold and used in technology such as cellphones, computers, and alloys.

[dlg3] 30/7/2018 22:55

Imergy the vanadium battery manufacturer that went bust were extracting it from ash from power stations...

[dlg3] 30/7/2018 22:53

He will be the next Bill Gates...

[dlg3] 30/7/2018 22:50

a guy called pro. Duarte Graca Santos, bit of an odd guy, when he finds out how to do it I am in big time.....no need to mine!!!

[dlg3] 30/7/2018 22:46

vanadium is in seawater, a friend of mine is working on how to commercially extract it ......