RE:Payne buys more sharesOne can only assume Payne is really banking on the Carbon Credits to take hold....there are a number of articles written by different authors in the recent tweets posted by Dynacert....I copied two of them below....
DYNACERT - ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS VERIFICATION
It has become quiet around the dynaCERT share in recent weeks. No wonder, as the Canadian H2 device manufacturer submitted its CO2 reduction solutions to an international carbon audit a few weeks ago. dynaCERT is applying for certification by the Verra Verified Carbon Program (VCS) for its products.
The VCS Program is the most widely used voluntary greenhouse gas program globally. Nearly 1,700 certified VCS projects have collectively reduced or removed more than 630 million metric tons of carbon and other greenhouse gas emissions from the atmosphere. If successful with certification, logistics providers, fleet operators and public transportation providers can earn valuable emissions credits by installing an H2 combustion optimizer from dynaCERT. It significantly reduces operating costs and boosts their green footprint. dynaCERT's systems can save up to 19% in energy costs, which is good for the environment and the expense budget.
Jean-Pierre Colin, Executive Vice President and Director of dynaCERT, stated, "In Canada and around the world, carbon credits and offsets play a prominent role in promoting a cleaner planet. dynaCERT's commitment to work with Verra to achieve global greenhouse gas reduction is consistent with the stated United Nations goals endorsed by over 160 nations worldwide in Article 6 of the Paris Agreement." It sounds very promising. The area around CAD 0.20 has been a successfully confirmed buy zone in recent months.
DYNACERT: DO NEW BROOMS SWEEP BETTER?
From a chart perspective, the dynaCERT share currently looks almost hopeless - yet investors have repeatedly pounced on it in recent months. The downward trend, which has been in place for about a year, has recently flattened out. However, the EUR 0.19 and EUR 0.26 marks continue to act as resistance at the moment. How can investors deal with this constellation? dynaCERT focuses on conversion kits for diesel vehicles and machines. Thanks to a device that pumps hydrogen into the cylinders, consumption and CO2 emissions can be reduced by up to 19%. At the same time, the Company offers telematics software that can also report these savings - especially for companies that want to become greener, documenting the savings is a must. In the past few months, dynaCERT has taken several steps towards a successful market entry, for example, through successful certifications.
Most recently, the Company parted ways with COO Robert Maier. What happens now? The market initially reacted positively to the personnel decision. In the meantime, however, dynaCERT has lost momentum on the stock market. Investors are probably waiting to see whether the operational progress of recent months will be followed by further steps in the right direction. The share remains speculative, but the value is always good for dynamic movements. If you have patience and a sense of market timing, you can add the stock to your watchlist. If dynaCERT achieves an operational breakthrough, the share would have great potential overnight.