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AFC Energy plc (AFC)     

niceonecyril - 22 Feb 2010 10:38 - 110 of 1468

RF If the patents hold,are you saying their's a problem?
Greekman, yes excellent news and IB is a dap hand at keeping the markets informed via RNS's.
cyril

required field - 22 Feb 2010 10:50 - 111 of 1468

This is not the only company doing this....quite a few in the USA...but AFC looks a very good bet !.

Bumble bee2 - 04 Mar 2010 18:36 - 112 of 1468

Next news is possibly only 2 weeks away - I'm sure as usual AFC have been very busy behind the scenes. The link with Linc Energy in Australia may prove to very usueful in helping to promote AFC (see last RNS) I am happy to hold!

required field - 05 Mar 2010 17:08 - 113 of 1468

I think that the rns's are mixed up with Arsenal Football Club ! AFC....

niceonecyril - 08 Mar 2010 09:44 - 114 of 1468

Some real interest here this am,with trades in excwss of 17.5p earlier and settling around 17p. Is news on the horizon, as i can't find anything to ustigy such a leap?
cyril

greekman - 08 Mar 2010 09:44 - 115 of 1468

Posted this on a competitors thread yesterday, re AFC and RHPS.

Several years ago when a subscriber to RHPS I ran a test portfolio on their tips, buying only shares in a handful of companies over the time period of about 3 years.
I found that well over 75% (can't recall the exact figure) of the shares tipped rose on opening, mainly due to the fact the MM's knew that many PI's would buy into the tip and the fact that these shares were by definition fairly illiquid. The sp would then fluctuate a bit during the day, usually closing below the days high, but still up.
I am sure many day traders feasted on this idea. So I would think if tomorrow follows the usual pattern, the sp will open higher than Fridays close, fluctuate a bit, then close up but lower than the days high.
The caveat is obviously that if AFC have a news issue the above will be blown out of the water.

As to RHPS tips, I found that it was helpful in that I would research a company mentioned, biding my time till the inevitable loss of interest dip and that is when I bought into the few companies I ended up investing in.

I just hope AFC is as successful a tip as SEO was a calamitous failure (I have strong feelings it will be).

And today re the sp and availability of shares due to someone stating that they can only get an online quote to sell 5,000 shares max......

I think they are just playing the market as usual. I expect they will try to make the most of today, with risers and drops to test those committed to AFC or just in for the short ride.
They will play to the fear of those new punters that are in due to the week-end tip.
I wonder how many will get in today without doing any research at all. They will be the most vulnerable to todays fluctuations.
The spread of 4.4% which is a bit less than normal might also be worth keeping an eye on.

greekman - 11 Mar 2010 08:26 - 116 of 1468

Results Out.

I wonder how many investors will be disappointed in there being no news of further contracts or the like but I never expected any major new revelations because these need to be disclosed immediately in an RNS.
The results to me look excellent, especially the forward looking section. I especially like this statement,
'We believe that the successful commercialisation of AFC Energy's fuel cell system technology will be as important to a hydrogen economy in the 21st century as the internal combustion engine was to the petrochemical industry in the 20th century'.
Over the top!, possibly but who knows. I wonder how many people said, when the first motor car (internal combustion engine), went past, 'IT WILL NEVER CATCH ON'.

So to the sp.....At present value, probably about right.
On a future value of possibilities, I would not dream of a forecast except to say, The Sky really is the LIMIT.

I would sooner things move along nice and steady without the 'flannel'

Those who were in Stanelco and perhaps still are, will remember their results which were continually filled with up in the air projections/promises.

I agree there will, as said be many who are disappointed, and possible many short sighted investors will sell on the results.
To me I am not looking for 'jam today or even tomorrow' but honey and champagne several months down the line.

As you all know, I am the IF man, and yes again there are still ifs and will be for some time, but my confidence in AFC are higher than they have ever been.

niceonecyril - 11 Mar 2010 08:39 - 117 of 1468

Re-testing recent highs.

Preliminary Results for the year ended 31 October 2009


AFC Energy PLC (AIM: AFC), the low-cost fuel cell company, today announces its preliminary results

for the year ended 31 October 2009.

Highlights of the year

Successful trial of initial Alpha fuel cell system at Akzo Nobel in April 2009

Second chlor-alkali partnership signed with Ineos ChlorVinyls

Significant progress in both electrode specification and system design.

5 further patents applied for

Technical and management team strengthened to support anticipated growth

Operating costs further reduced

Since the year end


2.2 million raised through share placing and option/warrant conversions

Cash balances at end February 2010 of 3.19 million.

Heads of agreement signed with Linc Energy to exploit underground coal gasification

SuperGreen Power Station project initiated with WSP Group plc, CEL International and Air Products as confirmed world class partners

Agreement with Centrica plc for reservation of future capacity


Ian Balchin, CEO commented,

Our objective is to develop and commercialise an alkaline fuel cell system for the 21st century at a significantly lower cost than any other fuel cell system. We have made considerable technical progress this year and have deepened and widened our commercial relationships with key partners. Our Alpha system fuel cell will be further tested by both Akzo Nobel and Linc Energy during 2010 and we remain on track to deliver our first 50kW unit in 2011

Tim Yeo, Chairman added,

I am delighted that new management team has accelerated the technical and commercial development of the Company beyond R&D and towards revenue. I firmly believe thatAFC Energy is now fully equipped to prioritise and develop its many commercial partnerships during its next phase.
cyril

required field - 11 Mar 2010 12:43 - 118 of 1468

Very promising indeed....could take off like the space shuttle at some stage !.

niceonecyril - 12 Mar 2010 13:31 - 119 of 1468

Yes and doing very nicely today,hitting new highs with all trades so far "buys"
cyril

required field - 12 Mar 2010 15:25 - 120 of 1468

Is this going to go like the old ITM of a couple of years ago ?...

niceonecyril - 15 Mar 2010 11:18 - 121 of 1468

Aother good day,which in todays market is quite something?
cyril

niceonecyril - 15 Mar 2010 17:19 - 122 of 1468

A trade of 90,000 @ 22p near the end/
cyril

required field - 16 Mar 2010 08:18 - 123 of 1468

It's twinned with CHAR....lifting off now....

required field - 16 Mar 2010 09:49 - 124 of 1468

23p and climbing....crikey !..

niceonecyril - 16 Mar 2010 16:09 - 125 of 1468

Seems unstopable,looks like pi's like the technology?
cyril

required field - 16 Mar 2010 20:45 - 126 of 1468

Up again tomorrow....?...goodie,goodie...

niceonecyril - 17 Mar 2010 08:14 - 127 of 1468

Yes,now paying 25p.
cyril

required field - 17 Mar 2010 09:22 - 128 of 1468

Floor 26...anybody interested in floor 26...no....doors closing....doors opening...floor 27...anybody interested in floor 27...no...doors closing....

niceonecyril - 17 Mar 2010 09:27 - 129 of 1468

26.27P at present, with pi's still happy to buy?

this Broker note is for 325p year end, can't seem to access it myself?

http://markets.ft.com/tearsheets/analysis.asp?s=AFC:LSE
cyril
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