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Imho, the build out of hydrogen access points should attract investor interest. I am watching F since they said they are committing $30 billion to their EVs.
It was unfortunate that DCRC was announced before DCRB finalized their date for going public.
However, while DCRB closed lower, it traded in a relatively tight range on low volume. Nothing unusual.
Merger with Solid announced today. Solid state batteries. DCRC. What do you think?
Right. Thanks.
I like the concept here, but why the Russell would include a company with no revenues is just odd. I think the share price remains unsustainable without something to back up future growth.
Batteries will be with us for a long time, imho, esp if it is less expensive to recycle lead as raw materials.
Copper may well be an issue going forward, until more is produced in the US or a viable substitute is found.
Cheers.
Thanks for your reply. Do you know if the conversion fees will be paid by The company? If not, then a hefty charge will be felt by small investors to effect the name and cusip changes.
There is a $15 price target by some analyst. Meaningless, imho, as it is just midpoint between original valuation and the high near $20 a while back.
Since then, hyzon has announced 2 new US factories, new patent pending technology, a series of collaborations/jv, and several actual orders. An order implies revenues, although no details have been forthcoming.
The end of the second quarter is very close, assuming they work on a calendar/fiscal year.
One more thing. Usually, a merger announcement generates some volume and share price movement. This seems not to be the case here. Is there some reason why not?
Following the merger, HYZN is valued at $10 per share or $2 billion.
This valuation excludes share price increments once trading commences.
Ok. Since the merger announcement, there have been significant movements by HYZN including 2 US based factories with construction to begin this calendar year, and a series of joint cooperative undertakings. I have not seen any costs estimates for the new factories or potential market valuations for the cooperative undertakings.
Any ideas how to value?
Finally, when will the merger take place?
Ok. In plain English, please.
A holder of DCRB shares will have an equal number of HYZN shares after the merger. Please confirm this.
Conversion of the shares requires 2 days advance notice to DCRB or the shareholder's brokerage firm. Please confirm this.
The cost of share conversion will be borne by the company, not the shareholder. Please confirm this.
Thanks.
It is moving, but not sustainable. Imho. Nothing other than gossip as far as I can see behind the move.
A huge number of Alto calls traded today. Huge. Not a lot existing on the put side. Options expiration?
There are a few million shares above the float. IMho, it will not be in ALTO's interests to issue more shares near term. The pps will rise as greater demand will have the refiners scrambling for ethanol supplies. The industry's 2021 production is by and large bespoken.
Court news. 3 petitioners re blending exemption withdrew their claims. This opens up the demand side significantly.
This company thinking is outside the box. Nothing static going forward.
See news today.
Agree. Two items could see a pop. Lithium patent and customers. And other events.
Are the new board members rain makers?
It was an informative conference call. Positive. The new board members look good for expanding in-depth knowledge of markets.
No. I tried, but no. Pity. However, on the bright side, there is a serious bright side to come soon! Lol.
Tried to register for conf call. My computer froze. Earth. If anyone can access, please let us know salient points.
Earnings are out. Insurance receipts covered debt and released trust and escrow money. They now are debt free and have cash on hand. The question is when they can/will restart production.
Imho, a good conf call will boost investor confidence and investors to commit $$$
Also, do note Freeport McMoran's announcement to expand US copper production. The ev market and other climate tech will push recycling and mining investment.
So good from so many perspectives.
Looking forward to conf call?
Look at fcX news.
Ah.
Today's news... FCx will expand domestic copper mine production to meet demand for EV and other climate technologies. Yippee. Moving from 1 billion tons to 250 billion tons copper production. Seriously big news.
I don't think so, as they intend to complete the the merger in q2. The merged entity will trade under Decarbonization ... initially, per one source. But that is unsure until confirmed.
Thanks.
I found an article that said dcrb was valued at $10 per share for the merger, but that was before the Monroe announcement and hyzon received the truck order. One article said the merged entity would be a subsidiary of dcrb and another said name/symbol are yet to be decided.
At $38 for a cusip change, it seems like an expensive brokerage fee to buy before such things are decided.
Perhaps the company will absorb the cost?
What commodity index or indices are useful to follow?
We don 't know how the other firm will be valued for purpose of the merger. Did I get what right?
Expect so. Also, I think that dcrb will merge with a $13 share price, so waiting to buy makes sense. Of course, if you intend to get lots of shares maybe there is more flexibility when you enter.
We need to know if the intention is to trade as dpac, or another cusip and name/symbol. If change cusip, then expect a hefty mandatory charge on your brokerage account. Bummer, but wait to buy until the merger details are known.
Are you looking at lode?
No, that was me being unnecessarily succinct! Lol aqms has its paws on basic materials for batteries. cool.
Batteries are a big deal.
I'd like to see another leg up today.
Well, lead and lithium are essential to very large markets. Aqua is in both and with the technologies.
Cool.
Yup. Weeded. More to come, methinks
Will aqms and comstock merge?