Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[chicken01] 14/3/2017 15:17

Netcurtains...I sincerely hope that you are correct. Been very quiet of late.

[netcurtains] 14/3/2017 10:53

Come on its OBVIOUS....
I've bought a lot more..

WHY?

Granting of OPTIONS to directors and a gerbil on the board.
We're talking significant orders...

Its going to blow sometime in the next few months...

Time to accumulate.

From the news item:

David joins redT from Jabil Circuit Inc. (NYSE:JBL) where he was the Director for Strategic Investment. He presided over the implementation of Jabil's investment strategy in the distributed power market, network optimisation and emerging technologies in developing geographies. Prior to Jabil, David worked at Hewlett Packard (NYSE:HPQ)

[alchemy] 14/3/2017 09:48

Yes interesting consequence .SSE puts electric prices up.The era of the PV and storage looms so SSE not a forward indicator ! Or am I too far ahead?

[alchemy] 14/3/2017 08:21

So surely all the work of scaling up a whole fractal is nearly complete?A little time to pass before Jabil starts squeezing them out.So we have hit an economic sweet spot for users , what contribution for Red does that leave .? I'd like to see a £3mill contribution visible , what turnover would that imply?

[tradermel] 13/3/2017 17:03

Don't worry I don't have the wrong thread; read through and the interest is in the positive view of the sister Battery market.

WEEK IN REVIEW: Metal markets get the spring in their step

LONDON (Metal-Pages) 10-Mar-17. The mood was more buoyant as the metals industry met at Argus Metals Week in London compared to last year. The overwhelming sentiment was that markets were on the way to recovery, with aerospace and electric vehicles sector generating new consumption for high temperature alloys and metals used in batteries and electronics - in particular lithium and cobalt. US engine maker Pratt and Whitney expects its metal demand to rise significantly in the next five years because of the sheer number of new engines that it will be producing to power new aircraft, the conference heard. This growth in numbers will more than offset any loss in volume from material economy and switches to additive manufacturing that uses metal powder and wire, rather than traditional subtractive technologies that start with ingots and mill products, where for event 100lb of metal only 10lb may end up in the engine. And around 200,000-250,000t of lithium material a year will be needed to meet global demand by the end of the decade, upcoming producer Galaxy Resources estimates, as the expanding battery sector will grow to account for two-thirds of demand. Lithium battery growth is pulling cobalt along with it, which, depending on battery chemistry, can account for 60pc of cathode material requirement. The cobalt market has been active recently. But this week, aside from isolated higher sales, the rally in prices slowed down and there was even some profit taking, keeping prices well below the $30/lb level targeted by the more bullish market participants. While Tesla’s new Gigafactory is expected to generate 7,000 t/yr of demand alone, speculative buyers are already holding on to a similar annual quantity ...

[anderson3] 13/3/2017 15:55

D Stewart 4 million options held.

[fieldhouse] 13/3/2017 14:25

All encouraging.
Someone in the know ?

[alchemy] 13/3/2017 07:55

Most likely. Unless Jabil asked him to do it with an assurance or two? Most unlikely.

[cheek212] 13/3/2017 07:52

I'm pretty sure that our new Commercial Director, announced last week and joining from Jabil, did his research before switching employers.

[chicken01] 13/3/2017 07:27

Personally, I'm beginning to get slightly nervous. Mid March, nothing reported, no information, thousands of enquiries last year but nothing concrete... Is just me? , but this is beginning to look a bit dodgy.

[bobby.ifa] 12/3/2017 17:07

Fair comments Pierre & netc. This is one stock I would fear to be out of, but having been here along time now, I am getting impatient. My worst lesson that I would not like to repeat is getting out of QXL too early as it went to 15 bag as I bailed out too early.I obviously want this to succeed but can't help letting off my frustration as this jogs along quietly. I have no choice but to be in this for the long haul, could just do with some more transparency & feedback from the Company. They provide a snippet from Camco's operations in Africa, but you don't know if the tweet is revenue enhancing for the Company or just an observation of an event/non-Camco deal. Couple that with dlt's unrelated copy & pasting adds to the tension. Yes the kitchen is hot, but I can wait for the dough to rise!

[pierre oreilly] 11/3/2017 18:22

That's right nc.

To me, it makes sense to either hold the shares and project a positive image, or, if there are too many doubts, then sell up. I think holding and whinging just doesn't make sense to me.

Everyone knows there are risks. It's a risk/reward situation. Don't stand in the kitchen complaining it's too hot.

I've never really known a bb like this. My main fear of aim companies was the slaggers moving in and continually badmouthing the company (and shorting gangs can drive down the price of any small cap imv). But here, we have to worry about shareholders effectively casting a lot of doubt on the company!. This is in a fantastic position imv. Orders for big industrial machine operating in a new area don't simply come thick and fast, anyone buying has quite a lot of planning work to do. I personally don't think it should be valued on orders yet, more on the potential, like most aim companies. That has value in itself.

As i said before, buy now before any real orders at 10p, or wait till the order book's full sometime in the future and pay a quid. But whatever, do what you're happy with, and don't spread doom and gloom.

[netcurtains] 11/3/2017 12:40

bobby.ifa: We might be wrong about you as an individual but clearly, just looking at the share price, we are right in a general sense. You have IDEAS in your head but you have NOT ACTED on them, instead you verbalise them here whereas others have ACTED on them and won so far. However, you have not acted on them (same as me) because there is a GREED and FEAR thing going on, and we suspect anything can happen and we would rather lose a few pence on a down slope then miss out on some mega massive rise due to some news.... We all understand. Its got us all. There is no simple answer. Just tuck them away for a few months and look again in the summer. Its a question of FAITH... Do you BELIEVE ENOUGH?? I do. I believe in this company.

[bobby.ifa] 11/3/2017 10:36

You can cut this out now! I have a large holding (for me) & believed in this technology, but as there is a wall of silence on orders I start to question. Seeing our competitors hoover up deals while we watch in the side-lines is worrying. The fact the flag-ship Gigha project has also fallen on deaf ears epitomises some of the problems. The recent appointment of the Jabil guy is re-assuring, but we need profitable orders for Christs's sake.

[pierre oreilly] 11/3/2017 09:01

Ah you mean they pump dump slag, pump dump slag. I thought at one time bobby was better than that, but obviously he isn't if you're correct. I always thought those sort of methods were strange ways to invest. Not sure anyone has become rich doing that but plenty have by buying promising companies at the right stage, and simply waiting for things to turn out as expected. Plenty waiting in the wings to buy these when there's virtually any news at all.

[netcurtains] 10/3/2017 20:39

Pierre: They have sold, but like the company and want to buy in at a cheaper price.
Look at all the variables and add it up.
They want back in , but at a lower price.

[pierre oreilly] 10/3/2017 18:18

Well why don't you just sell up and stop whinging on here?

Things take time. If you are impatient or don't understand aim then just move on. Please.

[cheek212] 10/3/2017 17:45

Very kind of you to say so.

[the stigologist] 10/3/2017 16:33

he's a nutter but great publicity for energy storage industry

[ianbrewster] 10/3/2017 15:48

Elon Musk offers to fix Australian power network in 100 days - install 100-300 megawatt hours of battery storage in 100 days

www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-39229255

[alchemy] 10/3/2017 15:48

Some pretty vacuous posts.