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And your point is?
Under 1p, under 10p so what. Most here are waiting for 30p+. We've waited this long a little while longer won't matter
Morocco will open soon then the paid trial begins. I don't really care if we're under 1p, it's the outcome of that trial and the other prospects that count
Sp irrelevant at the moment??? A further drop of 9% soon be under 1p.
Wonga
So your comment about 'we are going nowhere' was specific to the SP? Because if you believe the RNS's (why wouldn't you if you're still invested), we're not 'going nowhere', we're just about to start a paid trial in Morocco. So I was responding to your ambiguous comment
The current SP is largely irrelevant at the moment. We don't need to fund-raise, so unless you need to sell it's just a number
I really don't understand long-term holders losing faith now. If you believe the BoD and the amount of opportunities that are being generated you should be looking forward to a very exciting time (in my opinion). Where would the SP be if Maersk hadn't changed policy. Or we hadn't got tangled up in the unpaid electric bill in SA. Either of those contracts would have made this company, both? We'd probably have been bought out by a major for a very hefty price. It's all still to play for, definitely not the time to be emotionally throwing the towel in. Less than a year ago Mike Kirk was topping up his ISA at 7.1p per share
Keep the faith
FYOZ,
I admire your optimism and I am neither de-ramping or thick! As a long-term holder of this stock I have seen many false dawns, but remained optimistic the product would succeed. I have built my shareholding considerably but my latest purchase will be my last. As such, why would I "de-ramp" or even want the share price to fall?
You should not jump on every negative post as if there is an agenda behind it. I simply posted because I am no longer optimistic and have more or less written off the invested capital, (while praying for a miraculous turnaround in fortunes). Everyone is entitled to an opinion, without the need to be labelled "thick".
Yes, the company has many irons in many fires, but equally history has shown their inability to convert "irons in fires" to a commercial contract. This is reflected in the share price collapse. Just look at the share price graph! The peaks are less peaky and the troughs are deeper and more sustained than ever. Unfortunately the general shareholding population do not share your optimism for QFI.
We've been through oil price surges to over $100 a barrel and more recently the lead up to and introduction of reduced sulphur regulations. During these apparently opportune times to capitalise on the benefits of MSAR, we are still without a commercial contract and I believe this will likely remain the case.
Time will tell and as a holder, I will be delighted for these sentiments to be proved wrong. I don't want the company to fail, I want it to succeed and I want to be rewarded for the faith and capital backing I have given the BOD over the last 8 years. BUT facts are facts and dreams are merely fantasies.....