Hello, Share Plungers. It’s time for an update on the volatile fortunes of a company that I’ve high hopes for and have often said so on this sparky website. You may recall that Ceres Power (CWR), the super-battery-of-the-greener-future firm, was used to seeing a regular small share rise over many months. Then its popularity plunged when a big investment company sold 5% of the shares...
Hello Share Painters. I recently told the sad tale of how a venture investment company IP Group (IPO) sold its 5% stake in Ceres Power (CWR) and helped cause a meltdown in the green power company’s share price. Today I want to look at why Ceres’s drop in value still looks a buying opportunity. And I’m aided in this task by a very positive outlook from Berenberg (the big German bank that is a joint broker to Ceres)...
Hello Share Bringers. The mystery of the strange behaviour of the share price of Ceres Power (CWR) gets no clearer to me. This promising company, which some people have compared to the remarkable rise of Arm Holdings, has seen a shocking fall in its value since a big investment outfit sold a big wedge of shares. That outfit kept only a few shares after selling its 5% of Ceres Power. And that's when the share price trouble started...
Hello, Share Graspers. Truth be told I’ve just had a pretty poor week. One of my biggest investments, the futuristic battery maker Ceres (CRW) has continued an unexplained fall. It began when a big fund sold about 5% of the shares. Though as I opined at the time, that was understandable and no reflection on Ceres. This was a fund that buys interests in bargain companies and comes out as a matter of policy when the shares have a bumper rise.
Hello Share Bashers. One of my favourite shares at the mo took a nasty 8% dive, though, as is the way with these things, it then recovered a bit. Ceres Power (CWR) has been a brilliant investment for me – about a four-bagger, I think. It’s been rising in big bounds over the last few weeks. But then came a bit of profit-taking and some of the gains disappeared...
Hello, Share Scramblers. You may be surprised to learn that I know an energy company which is not too far from its year-long high, despite the virus which has decimated many of its peers...
Hello Share Squarers. It’s not often I return to a company as quickly as I do with today’s offering for your further research, but things are happening at my fastest-moving stock Ceres Power (CWR). For some time there has been speculation on the net as to why the share price keeps on rising and who might be buying. Now the picture is a bit clearer...
Hello Share Makers. When I suggested a month ago that you take a closer look at Ceres Power (CWR), the share price was 210p. Today it’s 270p. That’s not far off a 30% hike. And yet there is still no sign of this remarkable progress coming to an end. The share is up again as I write...
Hello Share Fans. Few shares are rising fast in these desperate days. But it might be useful to feature one of my earlier choices which does seem to be on fire...
Hello, Share Plungers. Here’s a company which should please green investors. Its aim is to bring cleaner and cheaper energy to businesses, homes and vehicles. Ceres Power (CWR) researches and makes fuel cells...
At first glance it would appear that going long or even thinking of doing so in terms of Ceres Power shares would be something of a grievous mistake.
On October 6th I explained why at 2.205p AIM listed fuel cell company Ceres Power (CWR) was almost certainly worthless. My target price then was 0p and although the shares are up by 54% today at 2.5p the target price remains 0p. The issue is cash. Or rather lack of it. I think the Bulletin Board loons and assorted green investors are well ahead of themselves and here is why.
