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Welcome back to the forum, @deividcole 
And thanks for sharing that news, you beat us to it.
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ā¦but it is showing as being 99.01% down on the day. Oopsie!
Thanks for adding this FT @Freetrade_Team
Bought a few for starters. Could go down before it goes up (hereās hoping).
Iām getting confused now between Hydrogen One and HeliumOne stocks.
Itās all a gas!
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A quick spark or naked flame should get rid of any confusion really really quickly.
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I predict a boom
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Thanks for the advice, CH4 producer.
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Thanks for adding, bought a small holding 
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Bought a small bag of shares.
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Helium One is on the brink of finding a motherload of Helium so it is definitely worth to buy. I bought into it.
Regarding Hydrogen One: Itās still a speculative business so I think I can make more money on buying specific H2 companies rather than an investment fund.
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Or lose moreā¦
The fund will be investing in a range of companies across a number of sectors, so potentially spreading any effects of volatility in the market. Something thatās more difficult to do for an individual investing in a few companies.
Am I the only one who getās confused when I see day graphs like this? What explains a constant even up down pattern like that? Isnāt that how manipulation looks?
No 
That looks like low liquidity to me, e.g. high bid-ask spread.
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To be fair, the spread looks to be less than 1.5% - you havenāt seen large spreads until youāve traded AIM stocks 
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CAGR is around 5% for the hydrogen market for the next few year.
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am I missing something?
You are seeing rounding down. If Ā£1.00 has increased by 0.36% it would now be Ā£1.0036 which is then rounded to Ā£1.00.
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Thank you, I had a very blonde moment there and realise the error of my ways. 
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Has anyone been able to find what HydrogenOne is investing in or is it opaque?
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