UK 17:11 Thursday, 8 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Hello Share Tasters. Did you watch TV news this week? Climate change, says the UN, must be taken more seriously otherwise the planet is ‘doomed.’ Not just inconvenienced, gang, but doomed. This year’s tragic changes to the weather show how awful the prospect is. We absolutely must migrate to clean forms of power. So let’s look at a company at the forefront of change, but with a share price that has fallen a lot in the last year or so.
Hello Share Twiddlers. This veteran investor was thinking of suggesting again that big oilers seem a reasonable investment, given the continuing high scarcity of oil and gas. But trying to avoid repetition, I turn your attention instead to a different animal that should also benefit from the energy crisis.
Hello Share Pickers. A company at the centre of the move towards green energy has posted a trading update which seems worth a look. Horsham-based Ceres Power Holdings (CWR) which pioneers fuel cell and electro-chemical technology is confident enough about its interim results for the first half, due on September 22nd, to provide a taster now.
Hello Share Squashers. It’s not often I suggest you look at the same share in the same week. But there’s enough data to add to my earlier posting on Ceres Power (CWR). Especially as the good news I imparted on a partnership with Shell (SHEL) has made no difference to the share price. It seems the City has yet to wake up to the potential here.
Ceres Power Holdings (CWR) does green stuff with fuel cells and electro-chemical technology. The share price has fallen lately, as encouraging news announcements have been in short supply. But the fact remains that we live in a world where governments have pledged war on fossil fuels and Ceres looks to have some of the answers. And now it seems the mighty Shell (SHEL) has come on board.
Hello Share Swingers. A green company I’ve commended to you before has suffered what I think is an unfair correction to its share price. I bought the shares for about £3 back in the day. They rose to above £15, but have wobbled back to now below £7. And yet the company’s fuel cells could be extremely useful to companies taking advantage of the backlash against mucky fuels.
Hello Share Squirmers. In his spring budget, Rishi Sunak failed to mention any green matters. Which is odd given the impetus taking place in the world. Not only are the major countries working towards being carbon free. But the curbs and, probably quite soon, the complete shunning of oil and gas from Russia, makes the environment revolution even more urgent.
Hello Share Smashers. It’s been some time since I’ve mentioned one of my all-time winners, Ceres Power (CWR). In the meantime, the share price has steadily fallen and now it’s relegated to one of my ordinary winners. But the selling has been overdone in my view. Especially as hydrogen as a fuel is beginning to look like the energy future. And anyway the results out this week look pretty encouraging to me.
Hello, Share Shearers. One of our loyal readers Colin has asked if he can have a bit of assurance over a company I’ve commented on before in this modest column. The firm is Ceres Power (CWR), which provides alternative energy through high-powered battery cells. Colin wonders if there’s a reason why the share has been off the boil recently.
Hello, Share Samplers. One of my favourite shares became a ten bagger in a year. However, just lately it's been in freefall. The share price has decayed so fast that there wasn't much chance to sell. And, as there's been no obvious news to cause the steady topple, I wouldn't have sold anyway. Now I think we may face a buying opportunity.
Hello Share Chums. It won't surprise you to know I favour green shares. About a third of companies I feature in this modest column are set to take advantage of the alternative revolution. This old punter believes many share prices will rise strongly in this area.
Hello Share Sharpers. One of my favourites in the race to make serious dough from the virus-enhanced green revolution has faltered lately. And though Ceres Power (CWR) is a muti-bagger for many of us, the shine has been tarnished recently by a doddery share price. This must be due to profit-taking, as I can find no reason why the company should clank into reverse gear. Except that...
Hello, Share Climbers. Though I’ve waffled quite a lot about Ceres Power (CWR), it may be useful to do so again as a buying opportunity seems to have arisen. Lately, the share has endured a decline, but I contend that this is temporary and that it can soon hit 1600p again.
Hello, Share Sweepers. Very recently, I wondered if the share price of Ceres Power (CWR) might be overheating. A tasty four-bagger in a year with a big negative p/e is something to consider selling. However, I did say that a big nugget of positive news could change everything. And that’s exactly what’s happened, with the share up another 11%...
Hello, Share Eaters. There are some companies that are currently hot in more ways than one. This old punter tends to look for firms trying to improve on popular technology. Being a fan of ‘the trend is your friend’ strategy, I also look for ventures which improve their share price day after day. And I’m in favour of companies with green credentials. Especially in these viral days when an increasing number of people want to preserve their health and the planet...
Hello, Share Plungers. More by good luck than insightful analysis, one of my shares is doing so well that it’s becoming a bit scary to hold it much longer...
Hello, Share Scriveners. Allow me to return to a promising company I’ve oft-recommended on this glittering site. Where I feel a company is very promising and that’s supported by a strongly growing share price almost day by day, then there’s no harm in my adding to an earlier tip...
