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I'd agree with that. The market is never a precise valuation device, some are way undervalued but could go down further, some are way over valued, but could go up more. To claim they always reflect actual values isn't helpful.

I'd agree with that. The market is never a precise valuation device, some are way undervalued but could go down further, some are way over valued, but could go up more. To claim they always reflect actual values isn't helpful.

Well, we now have George's valuation.
Surprisingly low, but hey, that's shares isn't it, each to their own calculation of risk to reward.

I said prospect. Didn't refer to it as a commercial discovery.
Perhaps you would like to put a share price that you think fairly reflects what Pantheon currently have?

There is a strong similarity between the Alaskan prospect and the Texas one. Both began as existing discoveries that had been abandoned for freak reasons. Proven presence in both cases. The Texas asset was dogged by operational misfortune/error.

Surely lessons have been well leaned and this drilling operation will benefit from previous experience.

One would hope so anyway.

Those of a positive mindset will recognise these appointments as an indication of how serious SiS are to become a world leading UK company.

And those of a miserly nature will inevitably be resenting the extra executive salaries.

IMHO this is a hell of a company being put together under SM

Exactly why the board has stressed that it will not happen.

Following the last results, it was obvious that the wait for next major news would be a while. China new year almost over, we hope it won't be long now. By Health has a lot of work planned for this year on Fruitflow, the trials to date have gone well, giving cause for optimism.

The last sentence is true, but there economics are the issue. H&B have been doing some promotion, and they have the advantage of physical sores in addition to online selling. For Provexis to increase advertising budget, the question of how to finance it causes issues. As revenues increase, a greater advertising spend becomes more feasible. I notice that the latest Facebook pop up is aimed at HIIT exercise folks, another growth pursuit where platelet aggravation can be a good reason to use Fruitflow. A cost effective way of reaching more potential.

A very short time when Sainsbury made a special offer, their normal price was 1.89, Waitrose was 2.29 when they had it, H&B over 2 pounds.

You simply can't be arguing that such a lot of sugary gloop had a prayer in the current health market place?
Fruitflow + Omega3 is sugar free.
Anyone for full fat dodo burgers to go with their Sirco?

It was at several prices, but all were more expensive per dose of Fruitflow than the current tabs price. Effectively with any drink, you pay for the transport of water, since that is by far the majority of what is in the carton.

Regardless, it is history, the future belongs to other Fruitflow products

The reply was to another poster, one who has constantly provoked for years.
Counselling? For a reply on a chat board? That's far from relevant IMO.
Yes, I do get irritated that Provexis get the blame for not promoting Sirco, when they clearly passed ownership of that on to MM. But the comment about Sirco is my real belief, it was nowhere near good enough to compete in a market where high sugar was a glaring misfit. Folks switching to Fruitflow in other forms was always going to wipe it out IMHO
The capsules can be taken with water or anything else a consumer may choose. If health is the criteria, something without sugar would win every time.

Are you saying that the market exposure of Fruitflow is the same as it was 8 years ago?
Really?

I would estimate that a global, full consumer blanket advertising campaign would come in at several billions.

Financed by?

You still can't get that Sirco was never the mass market way for Fruitflow.
Think about it. Here is your health promoting ingredient. Why not consume it with a quarter litre of high sugar, odd tasting, gloop.

Really?

I know, you liked it.

Disinformation I'm afraid. Long been recognised that all the small movements are not trades.

You MM lackeys will say anything won't you.

Where have you read that?
Is it a reputable source?

Comments about the spread are ill informed aren't they, we all know trades take part well within posted Bid/Ask.

Don't we?

Not in the slightest. When EFSA approval was granted there were many who made money trading this, presumably those that bought assumed that it would be possible to translate that approval in to instant retail mass market products.. If they did, they were wrong, but nothing that Provexis or DSM disclosed ever gave rise to that assumption. By contrast, By Health have a stated aim of launching retail products, they have the vertical integration to achieve this without needing to involve anyone else. Blue Cap status is the Chinese mark of authenticity in health claims.

You don't convince anyone that you are a new arrival here, just another here today, gone tomorrow character acting out a sordid role IMHO

Introducing the product to the world's largest consumer market, also the world's largest market for health related products, backed by Blue Cap authorisation and further medical studies.

And that is written off by a geezer who claims to have been around for years.

Y'right.
Pull the other one.

There you go, you have the answer. Make a small fortune every year by your astute trading, whilst never getting involved in any form of discussion.

Sorry if it all comes across as totally false, it just does.
Timing, immediately prior to an A trade ?

Make you own minds up folks.

What does your own research tell you?

The Sainsbury bit makes no sense.

If you'd care to take a glance at the Bid and Ask, you'd see that it hasn't changed at all.
Some kind of anomaly on this site maybe?

That's good promotion on your part.
To be fair to DSM, they don't sell to the public, but, if the support they have given to Provexis to launch Fruitflow +O3, and then again to support its establishment in Holland and Barret, and assuming that they have given similar support to all the Fruitflow brands to date, I'd say they are doing their bit. Wheelds is right, H&B is a big deal, given their number of outlets, plus their web presence, and their geographic spread. It's for them and the others to make the public aware, a huge task.