Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[cheek212] 03/4/2017 18:21

Swiss Tony - can I suggest you look on the Redt website to see the type of roles that they are filling. You will see that there are very few sales roles, mostly technical and engineer type roles, roles that will enable a Redt to install machines themselves, rather than have to subcontract out like they have done previously. You seem to think that just because they announced going Commercial in December 2016, four months later they should be announcing loads of battery sales. Seeing that we already know that these batteries are normally part of large infrastructure projects and subject to planning permission, then they aren't going to be flying off the shelfs with hundreds of orders overnight like a pick and pack product. And yes, I am happy to invest at this price and higher which is exactly what I have done. I would also like to see the price much higher but happy to sit and wait - 3 trading months since announcing commercial production and so I suspect orders will be announced shortly but this will be a very, very big market and there will be plenty of room for Redt and others to fill. In the meantime I prefer not to read the doomongers posting tosh but will probably have to in the short term until orders are announced.

[netcurtains] 03/4/2017 18:19

Swiss Tony: No I think you've played this all wrong. RED looks excellent. Its not a day traders share, its an investment - and its probably this year you'll start to see some return.

If you want to put money in shares that only go up, then clearly, you're a TRADER and not an INVESTOR..

Think what you want to be before slagging of investors and our company.

Start a day traders thread in RED and talk about the daily price movements there.

[swiss tony] 03/4/2017 18:05

Wake up and smell the coffee? Like the 3/4/5% drop every day because they aint sold one single unit anywhere in the world?

Cheek, if you were looking to invest in this company and news looks like being 3 months away, would you buy today?

Hiring lots of sales staff with zero sales seems a little presumptuous to me.
If I was running a company, I'd wait until there were a good few orders in, good feedback from the initial clients and lots of potential sales in the pipeline before I took on permanent staff at £ks per year.

AIM is a fickle market, if it drops every day, 3 months could be a world of difference.
If August comes and they have sold no units and need to raise some more cash at the end of the year to survive, would you invest?

Never get emotionally attached to a share, it will finish you.
All those who mocked us who were trading the highs/lows, I wonder how they feel with retrospect.

[spoole5] 03/4/2017 17:52

Last chance to get out at break even on the new shares. A finish below 8p would be very negative on the chart.

[alchemy] 03/4/2017 16:53

Yes not good. End of quarter analysis sure didn't work.Start of new tax year on Thursday?But I genuinely can't conceive of fundamentals going awry. I can see I and others were a bit "previous" though.

[alchemy] 03/4/2017 15:12

You wouldn't put either in a Dreamliner!Oh Boeing did. Lol

[iglenn] 03/4/2017 14:44

Wheez...research.

[anderson3] 03/4/2017 14:27

RedT keep employing people, they must be busy doing something.

[cheek212] 03/4/2017 14:24

Back then????? It was three months ago!! I think you need to wake up and smell the coffee chap!

[swiss tony] 03/4/2017 14:06

Pension fund managers never get it wrong do they?
I was massively bullish back then too, but things change in the real world.
The odds just got longer for Redt succeeding imho. And the longer they go without a sale, the closer they get to having to raise more funds.
The closer it gets to the placing price, the more people will sell for any kind of profit.
There is still 10% of me that think the company will succeed, but the negatives just outweighed the positives for me.
And IMHO, DlgDog really didn't help here, forecasting a sales RNS every week only leads to disgruntled shorter holders.

[alchemy] 03/4/2017 13:34

Cheek ..with you there but there are a lot of sells going through right now! All calls for intestinal fortitude.

[wheeze] 03/4/2017 12:28

Dig3, is there a difference in fire and explosion risk between lithium and redox flow batteries ?

[cheek212] 03/4/2017 11:48

Another new BDM role advertised on Redt's website.

[alchemy] 03/4/2017 11:41

Ah the bears' case.

[alchemy] 03/4/2017 11:24

I trust. It's my current model.

[alchemy] 03/4/2017 11:20

They've used us to raise loadsa dosh. But the reasons adduced are all valid. Timing, timing timing.

[chicken01] 03/4/2017 10:35

Troutisout...your comment is spot on, the ramping never ends, but I see no orders, and no talk of orders.April now and sod all to show for it, good luck in Jhb Scott, you will need it.

[dlg3] 03/4/2017 10:08

The redox flow battery concept is nothing new. A vanadium-based option, for example, has for quite some time been developed and refined by a number of companies from Asia, Europe and the U.S., Lorenzo Grande from IDTechEx told pv magazine at the recent Energy Storage Europe 2017 exhibition in Düsseldorf, Germany.

So far, he says, this technology has not yet achieved any notable market breakthrough, but all that could be about to change as redox flow batteries begin to compete with lithium-ion batteries on price.

Investment costs for lithium batteries remain the lowest on the market, but the technology’s output and capacity decrease at a faster rate than redox flow, which offers much slower rates of degradation. Grande believes that over the next 10-20 years, redox flow batteries can become cheaper than lithium-ion.

[dlg3] 03/4/2017 10:02

redT holds a global manufacturing service agreement (MSA) with Jabil, which is not tied to any specific location. As such, the MSA remains unchanged and the Company continues, as planned, to work with Jabil to optimise the lowest cost manufacture of different components of its energy storage machines by utilising Jabil's 90+ manufacturing plants across the world. This provides redT with a significant competitive advantage in the market. For the reminder of this year, manufacturing of small volume production runs and new product prototypes will continue to take place within the UK.


” The Jabil tie-up, which is a long term collaboration, is an interesting one in that it provides third party validation of the technology. It also reveals the ambition of both sides as the US firm will be looking to mass produce units for sale around the world "

[dlg3] 03/4/2017 09:56

keep them coming, just remember someone is buying what you are selling... now who could that be????

[dlg3] 03/4/2017 09:52

Get them sold boys and girls .......good luck..