Velocys Share Discussion Threads

[ironswi] 08/5/2018 12:24

Is any know why share price crashing ??

[kirk 6] 08/5/2018 11:36

That target is 28p in the next MONTH

[brucie5] 08/5/2018 10:00

Zak Mir's favourite chart, currently. (And he likes TERN a lot.)

Target 28p.

[cpap man] 08/5/2018 09:57

Great looking chart at VLS with the GAP now being filled

Can see VLS in the relatively short term going up to 40p+

[jimmyhoffa262] 08/5/2018 09:03

They seem to want to drop the share price each time a small sell appears

[trinko] 08/5/2018 08:53

I agree Jimmy

[jimmyhoffa262] 08/5/2018 08:51

Should move back up slowly over the month of May to recent highs. If not over 30p

[cpap man] 08/5/2018 08:47

Great looking chart at VLS with the GAP now being filled up to 40p+

[on target] 07/5/2018 18:14

Shows how much analysts know.

[new tech] 07/5/2018 17:39

Analyst Price targets for VLS
Feb 2018

Numis 35p 'Buy'
Canaccord Genuity 40p 'Speculative Buy'

I would personally revise the above targets back up in the context of the very positive announcement on 4/5/2018 that VLS has received a "notice to proceed" action to commence manufacturing a biorefinery for Red Rock Biofuels in Oregon, and received a $6 million down payment (with the project expected to deliver $15 million revenues to VLS during the construction and early operation stages, and an additional $30 million or more over the project life).

P.S.
Feb 2017 - Canaccord Genuity 110p 'Speculative Buy'

[brucie5] 07/5/2018 15:02

Ok, no need to answer that. Vls has 'transitioned' to renewables, and jolly good thing too. Interactive investor also am excellent source of research.

[brucie5] 07/5/2018 14:39

Anyone tell me what happened to the natural gas Opportunity... Everything now seems focused on biomass. Has the other slipped by the wayside?

[shirley83] 07/5/2018 14:32

Shame brokers give such a low 30p target

[brucie5] 07/5/2018 14:07

I should add, this was of course December 2014...

[brucie5] 07/5/2018 14:06

Gosh, what an extraordinary interview, on several levels. At over £2 Malcy calls it one of the most exciting companies he's come across, and with the fundraise recently completed it sat with 50m in cash, and a list of blue chip investors any ceo would be proud to boast. So what happened?

[brucie5] 07/5/2018 12:23

Thanks, will check it out. Think I may have seen it before cos I've been in and out here some years now. But last week doubled a holding that was already overweight for me. If we do get lift off, I'd expect to see quite a few likeminded punters dusting off their notes about this. No doubt questions still remain around actual revenues and time to scaling up, but that might well be from a higher base. I'm seeing that still at at least 30p.

[kirk 6] 07/5/2018 11:32

This time tomorrow we could be over 20p....this time next year we could be over £2

[englishlongbow] 07/5/2018 09:30

Interview with Velocys CEO
Dec 2014

[brucie5] 07/5/2018 08:55

Does the link still exist?

[englishlongbow] 06/5/2018 23:45

There are literally hundreds of sites around the world where VLS technology could be used to convert natural gas into liquid fuel instead of flaring it off just because it is often uneconomic to transport as gas (and landfill gas sites). Malcy did a brilliant interview with the CEO three years ago just after the shares were 240p. It should now take off big time.

[brucie5] 06/5/2018 19:46

Steady on..

[kirk 6] 06/5/2018 14:19

I'm putting as much as I can in here

[brucie5] 06/5/2018 14:07

Great posts on the LSE thread, puts some the gloom to rest, I think. What a great technology, proved, partnered and funded, just at the right time. just need ukgov to pull its finger out and see the opportunity to support green fuel. BA seem entirely persuaded. I see significant economic and environmental commonality with REDt. Holding both for a better, greener future! Enjoy your bank holiday.
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[jace86] 06/5/2018 12:29

Sitting duck for a takeover! 1.50 would give just shy a market cap of 500m... if stats from Envia prove the sites efficiency and profitability a bid wouldn't surprise me. Just if other stakeholders would approve given how much they paid a few years back.

[kirk 6] 06/5/2018 10:40

Wow I thought I was optimistic with 50p! £1.50 and I will be ordering an island in the Bahamas