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When is his ever going to break out upwards?

Being built. Hopefully another upward push soon.

LR did nothing for VOG but bring the pain.

Laurence Read is a deal maker... lmao.

constipated.

selling going on. strange. must be the day traders, or rather intra-day traders.

can almost hear the good work happening by our boys out there.

on the west-African-ern front.

i am not sure I would call it "shot up to 43 from the dizzy depths of 32p" given the heights from which it fell.

Perhaps, "steadfastly returned" is a better way of putting it.

some support.

... yet, this would need to be a "clear the deck" move including removing the BOD. They should not be allowed to so easily pivot from the 2017 placement presentation and the 5 year plan that they have so disasterously fumbled.

plus, if they got the proof of concept right in Cameroon then they could export the energy well system across Africa with CNG and telecom provider partners and farm in the gas from those with stranded local finds and no route to market.

BUT, IMHO, we do not have the BOD will the skills to competently sell or deliver this.

1.5M MoMo users is not to be snuffed at, if they all need energy - which they do (given MoMO is dependant on a device).

a mobile vendor could rent a CNG container or energy well (with deposit, and insuranced cost) and they could buy gas from GDC at discount and sell at premium....? maybe?

energy wells may not be completely impossible....

https://www.businessincameroon.com/telecom/0111-8526-mtn-cameroon-won-300-000-additional-mobile-money-users-over-a-quarter

MTN International group reported that over the third quarter this year, its local subsidiary succeeded in attracting 300,000 more customers for the Mobile Money (MoMo) service. This implies a quarterly increase by 24.5% and brings the number to 1.5 million users from 1.2 million a quarter earlier.

Let’s recall that this market segment is still controlled by Orange Cameroon. Thanks to a partnership with the local subsidiary of the Nigerian banking group UBA, Nexttel Possa which is Cameroon’s third largest mobile operator will also launch the MoMo service.

these are computer manufactuered pages.

...which state nothing of the state of cash position.

Thank goodness this B.B. wasn’t spammed with the initiative Q crap.

Lol.

Sorry to see you go Surf.