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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Verditek Plc | LSE:VDTK | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BF2C0424 | ORD GBP0.0004 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.12 | 0.11 | 0.13 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Business Services, Nec | 509k | -1.87M | -0.0034 | -0.24 | 443.72k |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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07/11/2020 20:06 | I don't think much of wind turbine blade heaven though: | weyweyumfozo | |
07/11/2020 19:38 | I don’t know where to start: IPCC admits that there is no significant warming; artic and antarctic ice is greater than it has been for a decade; some glaciers are indeed receding, others are advancing - using selective evidence is not science; sea-levels are not rising (ask Nils-Axel Morner who has been studing this for 30+ years); incidence of extreme weather events is flat (not rising). Abusing those who disagree is unhelpful, and advances the argument not a whit. Until commentators stop ignoring crucial evidence (eg hundreds of cold records broken in the USA in the last few weeks) we will continue to be asked to approve unaffordable expense to combat what is unalterable. Hansen told us that New York’s west side would be underwater by 2009 and that the arctic would be ice free by 2013, yet his credibility is never questioned. The UK’s national grid announced a few days ago that capacity is on the margin as alternatives to mainstream generation (wind etc) fail. The cost of alternative power is a heavy multiple of that of conventional power and will massively augment consumers’ bills. Lets stop the lies, special pleading and graphic ignorance and address this in an unbaised, intellectually responsibe, adult fashion, with regard to all relevant evidence. | erinvale1 | |
07/11/2020 19:19 | The "we must have coal because what happens on calm evenings?" is a weak argument deployed by the fossil fuel lobbyists to confuse amateurs and delay the inevitable. The way to overcome intermittency of renewable energy is *storage*, *redundancy* and *interconnections*. * Store wind and solar energy (for example in electric car batteries, or home batteries, or industrial storage) when there is an excess. Release it when there isn't. * Build more capacity than you need. The costs of renewables have fallen so far that you could install twice the capacity you need and it would still be cheaper than coal! * Interconnect with other countries. It will virtually always be windy or sunny *somewhere* in Europe. The UK is installing an interconnector to Norway to take their hydropower or send wind power. We're even considering an interconnector to Iceland's huge geothermal power reserves. But sure, have a number of gas (not coal) fired power stations ready to spin up for the rare occasions where there is a genuine and unavoidable shortfall in energy production. It won't happen very often when the renewables storage, capacity and interconnectivity are fully in place! | cyberbub | |
07/11/2020 19:05 | For the denialists/conspirac Speaking of greed, the one thing you know is always correct is money. The big money never loses. And the way you know that climate change is happening is insurance. Because homeowners on Florida coastlines, or people in the UK living on flood plains, are starting to find it difficult to get home insurance (at any price). So are organisations that have a lot of infrastructure like bridges and pipelines. It's been proven that tackling climate change will cost about 1% of GDP for the next 50 years (creating jobs and profits in the process). But *not* tackling it will cost multiple times that. Which option makes sense? Only an irrational denialist, or the fossil fuel industry (or a politician paid by them) can pretend otherwise. | cyberbub | |
07/11/2020 18:44 | FFS *of course* Greenland was free of ice hundreds of thousands of years ago! But there also weren't 8 billion humans in the world, of whom a very high percentage live near the sea and coasts!!! And there weren't vast numbers of human structures, and business practices, or any agriculture, all of which depend on predictable weather patterns and the temperature ranges of the last 200 years!!!!!And even if you believe that rapidly rising sea levels and unpredictable extremes of weather are irrelevant for humanity, and you care only about money, then you should be massively supporting renewable energy as it is now far cheaper than any form of energy other than already-built nuclear power! And it provides energy independence for every nation that is either sunny or windy! No more depending on nasty Middle Eastern dictatorships!With this level of rationality from people who you assume have the intelligence to invest in the stock market, we really are doomed! :-( | cyberbub | |
07/11/2020 18:29 | I hope sleepy Joe is fed some credible science on ‘climate change’ before he agrees to spend trillions on remediation, and that one of his staff reminds him that Greenland was free of ice long before cars, trains and planes. They might also point out, if he can take it in, that there is evident global cooling as a result of low sunspot activity - which none of the climate models factor in. Yes, clean energy is important for reducing pollution, but will have absolutely no impact on the climate, which will continue to fluctuate, as it has done since the dawn of time. | erinvale1 | |
07/11/2020 18:25 | Joe Biden knows there is no greater challenge facing our country and our world. That's why he is outlining a bold plan a Clean Energy Revolution to address this grave threat and lead the world in addressing the climate emergency. | smackeraim | |
07/11/2020 18:23 | Biden has one thats got to be a positive | chrispthomas13 | |
07/11/2020 08:56 | And DIVMAD. They are converting the leads. Look at the RNSs from June, July, August and the last one I belive was early October. | rogerramjett | |
07/11/2020 08:54 | They are not selling to the public but quite possibly a number of people on a panel of decision makers. They will have to go through the tender and procurement process of the business looking to add the flexible solar to their green energy solution. Given the global pandemic the time taken from enquiry to sale will be extended. However, it is expected that they could be on the verge of converting several leads into commercial orders. This is of course speculation but I don't think they could have raised the capital if there was nothing substantial in the pipeline. I would expect this to grow exponentially over the next 12 months and beyond as sectors accept the benefits of flexible, lightweight solar over wet fulls or conventional solar alternatives. | rogerramjett | |
07/11/2020 08:00 | I'm sure it must just be coincidence, but quite often I find that Companies convert a greater number of deals just after a fundraise, compared to just before one. | weyweyumfozo | |
07/11/2020 06:51 | Big question for newcomers is, why isn't Vdtk already converting these leads? What's the sticking point? Price? Stepping into the unknown or untried? Availability of product? | divmad | |
06/11/2020 13:30 | The other thing is that you should never expect investing to make you a millionaire, not over night or ever. Investing in VDTK should have followed research and your investment should have been with conviction. There may be times when you are down on the investment. Thats life. I think everything I own has lost value since the end of August. But keeping the faith will pay off in the end | rogerramjett | |
06/11/2020 13:27 | Do you think buy more at the price to buy ? | chrispthomas13 | |
06/11/2020 13:02 | Thank you very helpful response | chrispthomas13 | |
06/11/2020 11:14 | Chrispthomas. I cannot answer that exactly but rest assured VDTK are likely working very hard behind the scenes to secure contracts. With all that's going on in the world we should perhaps be a little patient but rest assured it is coming. There is no way they could have raised £3.5m in 2 hours if they had no pipeline. We could have hit Rock bottom here and there is only one direction from rock bottom. I am frustrated as I held from 4.7p to 19p and all the way back down. Sold a few at 12p and bought them all back plus extra at 8.8p a month back. So very frustrating. I have, I believe seen the darkest days here. There is potentially 3 catalysts before the year end 1. Further orders 2. Good Paragraf update. 3. Operational update which lays out strategic plans for the future demonstrating just how big VDTK aspire to be. If we get all 3 in the next 6 weeks where do you think the share price will be? Potentially investors cashing in on COVID pharma shares as what was potential becomes a realisation. Looking for an ethical new home. VDTK could see a lot of traffic. | rogerramjett | |
06/11/2020 11:11 | The 36k is a buy. I like the fundamentals here so I have invested a small amount. Hopefully this is a more friendly board than others. | tricky red | |
06/11/2020 08:42 | Ideally want those placing shares churned before the next contract win, which hopefully isn't far off.We expect to make further announcements in the near future as we convert our pipeline of opportunities. | parob | |
06/11/2020 08:33 | All buys bar 1 True price 8.18 to buy | dubois | |
06/11/2020 08:25 | Whens it coming | chrispthomas13 | |
06/11/2020 07:55 | Its coming. We've all been waiting for it. ATH in August didn't correspond with the perfect storm brewing here. Global business in a very large niche target market not serviceable by traditional solar. | rogerramjett | |
05/11/2020 19:41 | In US the solar stocks have risen sharply today due to prospects of a Biden win, Hopefully this will rub off onto us in a small way tomorrow | thomas11 |
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