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250,000 top-up this morning ...All looking good

250,000 top up this morning …..All looking good

I can trump £74k loss. When Maersk stopped its trial I took a 6 figure tax loss. Keep a few shares and been steadily building for the last couple of years. already showing a profit on the current holding average circ. 2.4p

Colins...Well said lets move on now

unless it is to count the cash….Very funny

Colin Think you are mixing up True Institutional Holdings and those which are share holdings for their many PI share dealing clients....So my few millions QFI shares are included in the Barclays holdings of 44m. I also think our ex FD Hemant Thanawala has his holding in one of these vehicles....I don't think QFI has had any new real Institutional investors declare a 3%+ holding in the last 5 years....I wish we had many but to date the fundamentals for QFI just does not appeal to them

Colins "Who would make the decision to sell. A great many shares are owned on here by institutions who would be happy to take a good profit and get on with their lives"
Which institutions?
I would be over the moon with 50p yes please

TechyRob..However I prefer your scenario :)

BP I agree cant wait to see which RNS we get next. What do you think will happen re the SP on the current batch of RNS's we are waiting for assuming they are positive. For myself I not expecting great gains in the share price in the near future I think that will come when commercials are agreed and commercialisation start, or when a few institution take a position in QFI. What are your thoughts.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/939655?__twitter_impression=true

Tomco and valkor ……. Think they are talking about QFI at 3minutes 40 seconds?

https://ir.petroteq.energy/press-releases/detail/372

Sorry should have read (40% cheaper than Jason for the same gain)

Jason has 3m option in the last grant at 7p. If he exercises at 59p his proceeds will be £1,770k, He will have to pay £210k for the option (which the company gets) and tax say at Circ. 35 % £546k giving him a profit of £1,014k…Just over £1m
So for the BOD to get a meaningful retirement amount of money they really need to get the SP up significantly to reward them for their years of service. Watch this space
As a comparison a private investor with 3m share purchased at 2p would have a strike price of 36p (approx. 60% cheaper than Jason for the same gain) to achieve a similar gain £1,020k assuming share purchased via sipp or isa. If taxable at 35% the strike price would be 54p ( 10% cheaper than Jason) for £1,014k

However their nearly double the amount of shares issued now. So at 50p the company would have a market cap of £500-£600m

Risky taking a profit now with a few imminent RNS's due over this week and February. Sit tight and I'm sure you will be rewarded for your patience.

I would say theirs loads of risk still at QFI hence the current SP. However I like the odds which is why I've added over 1m shares since the RNS. Im hopeful 1 or 2 of the current prospects make it through to commercialisation and other new prospects join the party over the next couple of years.
A good signal to me to show the company has de-risked is when we see a number of institutional investors acquiring sizable holdings in QFI. I will keep acquiring on each positive RNS

Someone just purchased a few at 3.9p

Or stay in Spain with a row of Ferraris parked outside

https://biofuels-news.com/news/btg-and-goodfuels-to-invest-in-marine-biodiesel-production-facility/

Jackg123
Thank you