LSE:VLS has been undergoing some considerable downward movements over the years, but has now broken out of its (very steep) descending channel.
Looking at the 'business' it underwent a major setback early to mid 2018 with a leak in the reactor, which wasn't attributed to them, but they clearly suffered because of it.
Global Carbon Offsetting is growing momentum, and with the additional their investments from BA / Shell, this could mean some considerable blue sky ahead.
Who wouldn't approve of Biomass to Aviation fuel conversion ?
Add to this the latest performance targets (16th Dec) for the Director Share options require an average price greater than 15p by December 2022 - and really there's only one position to take on this stock.
Still a 'speculative' or 'risky' buy - but if planning for their plant is granted, and if they regained half their peak value, then a 10,000% increase in todays value would put them at £1.00
Risk v Reward !! - At those returns it has to be worth a punt - doesn't it ??