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JohnZ
I'm not sure which is worse a liar or a hypocrite?..

BigEye
I entirely agree, and am sure members of this board are fully aware of all the sources of negative, and equally of those that accept the complexities and difficulties who are prepared to listen to what is being said by the company, and also understand that constantly whining (because that's all it is) is of no benifit to anyone except the poster, and does nothing for sentiment towards the company or share they are supposedly invested in.

are due to be added tomorrow. I would imagine that with the bid being lower than the placing price there will be no mass exodus. Hopefully news can again move us forward.

There is much IMO to be taken from the 27/09 RNS, and it would be a brave man to make predictions that are unacheivable given past statements and timelines.

Lines from the RNS:

'envisaged to provide sufficient capital until the Company turns cash flow positive from operation'

'we are confident of reaching those value-enhancing milestones for shareholders in the timeframes previously outlined'

'achieve our primary short term objective, to become cash flow positive from operations during H1 2020'

Yep the drop of 5.26% was timed at 08:08 the sa e time as the trade.

I rest my case !!

JohnZ
Anyone who says this is, or has been a good trading share is clearly someone with a finite understanding of the market. Anyone who professes to be an investor that only attacks a share is likely someone that has lost money on that share. Anyone who takes pleasure from investors losing money is clearly not a very nice person, which I am sure most will agree.

Location Sciences, the world leader in location verification for mobile advertising

Revenues for the H1 period were up 94%

4m for £26k :(....

As near as damn it!!

I've doubled my holding in the last month,.... I now have 2 shares :)

@ Full Ask

We have some seriously impressive clients/contacts, which begs the question why did they wait until now and sign with us? if theses others are so good??.

The World Coal Association 28th February 2019.

"Data from the IEA noted that in 2018, coal was the largest single source of electricity, contributing over 38 per cent to the world’s electricity needs. Coal use in the power sector grew by 1.9 per cent and was responsible for 40 per cent of the additional power generation worldwide"

"This is particularly true in developing economies across Asia and Africa, where coal is essential to enhancing energy security, supporting energy access and powering industrial development"

https://www.worldcoal.org/coal-consumption-expected-increase-need-low-emission-technologies-has-never-been-greater

The only case you have is the one with the two sticks in it, enough said.

You're right :)

pi
Your right it won't make any difference.

Rising coal capacity
Global coal capacity grew in every year between 2000 and 2018, nearly doubling from 1,066GW to 2,024GW. As far back as 1950, coal capacity has only ever risen – though this older data is less reliable. The rate of growth is slowing dramatically, however, with the 20GW net increase in 2018 the smallest in several decades.

The promise of cheap electricity to fuel economic growth has driven this expansion. Coal generates nearly 40% of the world’s electricity, close to its highest share in decades. And there are now 78 countries using coal power, up from 66 in 2000. Another 16 plan to join the club, notably Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.

https://www.carbonbrief.org/mapped-worlds-coal-power-plants

Pdyor

Norrab1
"Forget power plants and 10k monthly tonnage it ain't gonna happen.
Never was. Read the WTO report on fossil fuel powered energy. Please DYOR!"

So Norrab1 is here just to tell us it ain't ganna happen! Not really the words of an Investor lol

Pdyor

PDYOR !!

BigEye Be told!!

Norrab knows better than everyone lol

Sadly he is clearly ignorant (or not) of the fact that around the world there are over 600 coal-fired power stations under construction at the moment?—?in 25 countries and 62,500 currently operating In the world.

62,500 that’s a lot !!

Oh and the promise of cheap electricity to fuel economic growth has driven this expansion. Coal generates nearly 40% of the world’s electricity, close to its highest share in decades. And there are now 78 countries using coal power, up from 66 in 2000. Another 16 plan to join the club, notably Egypt and the United Arab Emirates..