Has anyone got any ideas why VLR continues to fall? They are one of the few Fuel cell company to have actually successfully comercialised their product and the potential for future growth is huge.

:o) Morning Silvermede.

I agree. Forgive my little outburst. Actually the current market cap is barely more than the co's net assets (almost 7 mil, most of which is cash). They have no debts and appear to be well funded, although at this SP they had better pray they don't need to raise too much by way of extra funds in the near futre (unlikely at current cash brun rates).

I'd say the current SP is a decent buying opportunity, but agree one has to be patient. Any positive news ought to make the SP rise; it's too surely low for mildly bad news such as project delays to have much of an effect. If I was liquid I might think about getting some more; I'll just have to stick for the time being.

Volume of shares traded so far today has also been next to nil - which I think is a good thing - shows there's very little panic going on.

ST, until VLR is cash generative the MMs will have a field day. :-)

Oh to be a market-maker . . . . :o)

Actually I regard this one similarly to QTI - the products are at or close to the commercial stage, just waiting for it to feed through into serious sales. Will keep watching and DYOR'ing.

Read the latest RNS and you will see exactly why sp has fallen again today

Cynic, I read the results earlier and didn't think they were all that bad. This co is trading at a value barely more than that of its cash in the bank.

Meanwhile the other fuel cell co's are further from commercialising their product and command valuations in the hundreds of millions.

So much for efficient market theory. Still, I'm not panicking, as ever.

I hasten to add that only around 82,000 VLR shares have been traded today, so the price drop is an invention by the MM's, not the result of a sudden lemming-like rush for the exits by a large proportion of shareholders.

Would tend to agree with cynic here

The difference here compared to other fuel cell co's is blue sky. What market is VLR going for -- not huge by the look of it. Technology that is theirs looks a bit sketchy and by there own admission it seems most of the cash will be gone by end of 2007

All this does not say the share is not cheap -- if they get a return on their investment of any reasonable %age it should do OK, plus Shares Mag seems to like it so we could expect a push this week or next

Sitting on the sidelines as seems to need a catalyst i.e why invest now?

Soul* .... Voller is running at an operating loss so the money in the bank will be trickling out if not faster .... further, they do not expect to be selling commercially (I think that is what it said) until end 2007 .... all too far away to warrant chucking monmey in, I think

Yep, I can agree that profitability is looking a little distant- however, what a contrast in this half of the year with the first half, when all of these shares were roaring away regardless.

Patience is the key.

and then reality struck home!

how cheap is this llooking!

Too cheap for me - regret to say impatience got the better of me and I dumped my stock last week.

Some news must be coming up soon

good move today, look like traders have fun on thsi one - short it all the way down to 29p then buy long together- makes sense

why didnt i sell at 72.5p !!!

why did I buy in again at 38p !!!

Why do i bother at all ??

and I know if I sell em now they're go up, but if I dont they're only go down !!

Yes thats a predicament, I sold at 50p

I'm back in - 26p a share. Why?
Voller remains at a huge discount to its Fuel Cell Rivals
Some of its products are already commercially available
The potential for Military application of Voller's technology is Huge
26p a share is fantastic value considering they soared to over 70p 6 months ago
The spread that MoneyAm indicates is wildly innaccurate, I bought for 0.5p above the market price suggesting an acceptable spread of 1 - 3%
Market Cap is only 4.95 Million!!
I anticipate a return to coverage in shares magazine etc after they have recovered from the burns of tipping it at 70p
The recent run suggests that Voller has found favour once again, volumes are up and newsflow should give the share price a boost back to a 40 - 50p range.

GD Potts.

VLR looks cheap considering its potential

Exactly, and althouhg not on the same path as Ceres and CFU - Voller is much closer to delivering commercialisation of more of its products, it has surpassed milestones much quicker than expected and, I believe, will be one to fly in 07.

waiting for 23p again