Redt Energy Share Discussion Threads

[ch1ck] 13/3/2018 08:29

I do think this share has been traded aggressively by a team of guys, if history repeats its self as it it did last Sep when the price was at this level we could see some large buys coming in accompanied by some top level ramping.I would rather see a slow climb at 45 degree angle than this ramp and sell culture we have seen over the last few trades, but if you identify it for what it is and dont get too attached to the stock you can make amazing returns.There will be a time when this share breaks above 16p and powers on and with the news flow and sentiment could not be too far away.Dyor safe trading

[ch1ck] 13/3/2018 08:15

100,000 shares traded this morning at the open. Could this be the start of the reverse of the recent down trend?

[alchemy] 13/3/2018 07:51

Sunshine being saved in more and more of our tanks . We'll rise by more than 6.5 p in one day sometime this year.We need each delivery to make a contribution and a growing order book. Soon as . Please Scott. I suspect the latter is in place. I trust the former is soon, cos what's the point of commerce without a contribution on each item you sell? That fund of £100 million , ok as far as it goes, but at 16p that'll be what we're worth alone. Mind you we are going to be a major player in : - renewable storage, time shifting, grid enhancement .Our services , stacked.

[gunsofmarscapone] 12/3/2018 18:34

What do we think is driving this value destruction to shareholders? Fwiw over the next ten to fifteen years we are aiming to develop holdings in certain non-hydrocarbon technologies in order to mirror the transition in economies towards renewables.

The problem is, this one has been on our watchie for several years now; that would now appear to have been a logical decision.

[alchemy] 12/3/2018 08:44

Yes, to the new web-site in particular.

[cheek212] 12/3/2018 08:33

I think perhaps the market has yet awoken to REDT, and of the potential future of their product. I read on a daily basis all of the industry news websites and tweets from companies trying to bolster the Vanadium flow industry, with increased newsflow almost on a weekly basis. However, REDT seems to be rarely mentioned despite the fact that we have over 50 machines up and running, with another 43 on order, as at the end of December 17. I have seen no other company or competitors mentioned that have anywhere near this level of product sold or up and running. I do think though it will only be a matter of time before somebody with deep pockets puts in an offer - I was reading an article yesterday stating that a lot of the mining companies are looking to push into both Lithium and vanadium battery manufacturing given their access to the metals required for the storage. The big question is, do any of these companies have deep enough pockets to afford us?? Time will tell!

[ch1ck] 12/3/2018 07:19

I can see a strong opening after the deal of EON with RWE was announced today. The move into renewables should focus attention into storage with this stock being in the forefront on non lithium storage.I'm glad I started buying last week as I could not see a reason for the fall and with the two positive announcements from the company it looked like the price was being manipulated.As part of my research I noticed that new website is clean, easy to understand and has lots of good information.If the price continues to fall from here then i have read things wrong and it would look like a large holder is reducing there position. Lets see

[dr darkstar] 11/3/2018 19:19

I read it too. I can't see one possible link to the technology for the grid. More of a plug for Tesla imo

[cheek212] 10/3/2018 08:13

Many thanks- I never check there!! Must start doing so!

[ianous] 10/3/2018 07:47

Its on Nex exchange; 597,537 bought at 6.8pence timed at 1615hrs yesterday

[cheek212] 09/3/2018 22:09

Where is the 600k trade reported? I can't see it anyway.

[gspanner] 09/3/2018 19:26

WELL good to see someone pay 6.8 for 600k or so at end of the day when I paid 6.65 for 150k earlier. Plenty of shares now, pretty sure I will laugh at any anxiety about this in a years time. It really has to be part of the future of energy storage.

[alchemy] 09/3/2018 19:13

I read that. Your conclusions, don't in my oh so humble view, follow from what we read in this quite good but perhaps behind the times article.

[owenski] 09/3/2018 19:04

Gives a bit of perspective and a reality check on the REDt ramping crew.



RED is still very much at the starting blocks and no guarantee that it'll succeed as a money making business.

[alchemy] 09/3/2018 08:31

A.M. must not watch Andrew Neill late at night.

[alchemy] 09/3/2018 08:14

Dog3 look at spark order news has given SEE ing Machines this pm

[dogrunner111] 08/3/2018 21:05

I remember September 2016 peeps buying at 15p and all the cheers about share price ready to rocket.A year later after a massive drop it recover to highs of 12p and ramping was uncontrollable.Now 2018... more reality check. Throughout that period ramp has been shameful. A lot of people amounting losses. Scott, have you spoken to Bloomberg today? Get some tips about a career move. Maybe hospitality... like waiting tables

[dogrunner111] 08/3/2018 19:45

Somehow i am glad Tradermel keeps buying. The savvy sells at these highs.But keep going TRADERMEL the signs are all there in big bright red.Lol

[alchemy] 08/3/2018 18:48

Volume is Jabil's issue.

[pierre oreilly] 08/3/2018 17:24

eu grants etc will stay the same in monetary terms as they are for a couple of years, with the uk giving the grants and subsidies instead of the eu. That was clarified several months ago.

[netcurtains] 08/3/2018 16:25

Cheek212: What I mean is the farmers 'expression of interest' in the grant money (I think) ends 31st MAY (not long) and the money is coming via the EU rural fund (also could go at any time)...

It seems to me REDT could get flooded with orders if its not careful as every farmer will want to get every single penny they can before the UK pulls out of the EU (if it does - I guess there is quite a bit of doubt on that if we're honest).

[cheek212] 08/3/2018 16:02

I suspect they will have the capacity, it's whether they make any margin on the machines that I wonder about. There will be add on margin though if not on machine orders.Given that the number of production units jumped from 16 to 54 in the last quarter, that's over 3 machines a week - assuming a 12 week period which it wasn't due to Christmas shut down for most companies. The only thing that worries me really is potential delays due to planning requirements and also getting approval to connect to the grid which seems to take a while. Scott said that they would not RNS every machine unless it was a mega deal or something out of the ordinary but I do hope they give us a quarterly update in terms of the orders, customer selection, pipeline etc as they have done in the interim and half year RNSs.