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One of the many recent interviews by the CEO Adrian Pocock for those who haven’t seen; http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/stocktube/9771/infrastrata-plc-in-a-strong-position-as-it-advances-gas-storage-project-9771.html
Have you got a link to the Article JFK or who was the reporter?
Go and speak to those who carry out that operation not on a company who already has enviro approval and who are building gas storage facilities. When you turn the heating on in your home during winter or heat yourself some soup when you aren’t well can you honestly guarantee with certainty where that product comes from and how it was extracted? No, ergo - you are a hypocrite. I have no time for those who complain whilst living the same cushy lives as others. Furthermore your post bares zero relations to what Infa are doing.
Interesting article today about anticipated worldwide increase in demand especially from China,and oil majors acquiring supply side positions. Must have positive implications for gas storage.
As on person has already stated that LNG will come from the UK then this will most likely come from fracking and will damage the environment like coal pits under the land.
Waste in the fracking wells destroying the waterways for years to come via the toxins out in the ground for years to come.
Trillions of litres water used in a few square miles which would be close to your home.
Large amounts of sand needed.
Large amounts of waste to be destroyed in land fills or in the sea.
Some of these toxins kill fish and even the lorries carry the warning signs on them and you eat the fish.
Now the government wants fracking all over.
The government has not learned the mistakes of neuclear waste which is now going to be dumped in the sea beside Wales.
The big gas companies don't care what damage it causes you all they want is money money and more money by whatever means.
Yes you know that the sea has the power to harness electricity and the new wave pistons could be put in place quickly and save you from future toxins.
These sea pistons genators are not like those large windmill types.
These work like a car pistons. With the sea waves 24 hours 365 a day you have power stations all over the UK and Ireland and great parts of Europe and the USA.
So why does our pension companies want to destroy the land by investing in a toxic waste which will cost you more to invest in insurance to even stay in your home near a fracking site.
Will these same investment companies even insure your home for a high premium price?
Let's say you in ensure for 400 now will they ask for 800 next year.
Let's see you try to see your home worth 280000. You may not even be allowed as that fracking well is close by it
For the sake of your children ask your self do you want security of electricity by toxins or a safe renewable sea wave gens which when the gas runs out will keep on going for ever..
Director buys and COO John Woods holdings broken down by Dave Marshall; https://twitter.com/rapiddave_uk/status/1028735699346960384?s=21
Infa will motor,this is massive .check director buys
drilling ban. If Ireland do ban offshore drilling then their reliance on imported gas from the UK, Europe and the US (LNG) will only increase. With this ever greater dependence will come the need for storage to ensure a degree of security should these supply lines become stretched at times of excessive demand, causing price spikes. Storage helps to smooth out such volatility.
Maybe Islandmagee could be used for LNG imports from the US now the EU have agreed to start importing more LNG from the US. Ireland is the perfect dropping off point. A LNG trading hub maybe
DM marking his territory prior to Malcy picking up the baton next week. All positive publicity and timed well.
It's a juicy and salacious insight which is why when those RNS's start to land we should see some proper movement
At present though, we need the seller(s) to depart and then we may see stronger gains but at present each gain is being sold into so again patience required!
The pi who wrote a blog on infa a while ago just tweeted this! https://twitter.com/rapidDave_uk/status/1027874133642813440?s=19
'pounds',
Bad grammar.
that's hundreds of thousands of pounds not the stuff you sprinkle on your ice-cream before strolling along a deserted beach with your missus
I'm not sure if this is underplaying or overplaying the company's future valuation but I'd be happy with 2p in 6 months or less. Such a figure would get me out a hole of my own making.
Advice - do your research and be patient. Lack of patience as cost me hundreds of thousands, literally.
No wonder. Next week's interview is eagerly anticipated by significant investors, who are still adding too. COO purchasing sending out extremely positive sentiment here.
Big buys coming in today and pretty much all buys so far, .70 on the cards shortly I feel.
2 x 1 mill buys just gone through plus another at 8.01 this morning :)
Voracious? Good word, maybe not the best use in the context of share buying though ;-)
You really cannot ask for more than that level of financial commitment from a COO. His open market buying has been positively voracious
spud, I'm in profit here so I am happy about that. But I have never been happy about the cackhanded manner in which the FEED finance was raised. It effectively destroyed the sp and, in doing so, the shareholding of many investors who voted in Adrian and Peter Wale at the Requisition.
The board were "inside" but obviously not at the moment. I am going to agree with you that it is disappointing AP has not bought any after saying in the proactive interview he would be! However the fact our COO has got 3.77% of the company surely must make even you a little happy Setanta?
provide impetus for the sp is if the CEO, Adrian Pocock, were to buy a substantial number of shares in the company as he indicated he was about to do in his interview of a few weeks ago. He is obviously not "inside" at the moment as the misguided spud suggested. He has not bought a single additional share in INFA since he joined the board. Hardly inspiring! And John Wood is up to 3.5 % against Adrian's 1.23 %
John Wood has added on today's dip
provide impetus for the sp is if the CEO, Adrian Pocock, were to buy a substantial number of shares in the company as he indicated he was about to do in his interview of a few weeks ago. He is obviously not "inside" at the moment as the misguided spud suggested. He has not bought a single additional share in INFA since he joined the board. Hardly inspiring!
We all have reasons to sell but nothing has changed with infa In more than 12 months following infa Mondays rns was the best I've seen! Coo has approx £200k invested here