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The silence is deafening, almost deadly.

The fact that there is nothing that can be put out to shore up the share price is deeply worrying.

P*ssing in the wind.

kibuc,

I couldn't agree more. Private finance? No chance now (if there ever was a chance...). Public finance? Possibly more now than ever.

At 0.20, let's hope that INFA hasn't gone bust beforehand.

Pentangle,

I am sure that is correct, cruise ships would make perfect mobile hospitalisation units - or prisons!

Speedy_Gonzalez,

Because I am not trying (fatuously) to influence the movement of the share price;

Merely, I am commenting on the reality of the situation in which we, realistic, investors find ourselves.

Speedy_Gonzalez,

No, I don't see that "showing your frustration, impatience and anger towards the BOD and other fellow investors/posters is going to benefit market sentiment and any other potential investors here".

However, equally I don't think that posting happy-clappy thoughts will benefit market sentiment and any other potential investors here.

Anyone who thinks that posts on this irrelevant bulletin board will influence the share price, either way, should not be trusted with a shilling.

And that is the crux as to why I take issue with the more venomous posters here.

Speedy_Gonzalez,

What is it within my posts that draws you to that conclusion?

To the contrary, it is my own fear of losing money that leads me to lash out at the inept BoD for their (likely irreversible) destruction of a portion of my wealth, that I had once thought of as invested in a promising project, with sound long-term prospects.

I hope never to resort to the low-blows of attacking fellow posters on a bulletin board, however...

Ad hominem attacks are a reflexive, psychological, response from those in a heightened sense of fear. Quick to lash out at anything or anyone in range, in the hope of alleviating that fear and, ultimately, escaping the thing that makes them so afraid. Pretty odd behaviour on an investment bulletin board, though...

I, like every single other current holder of INFA shares, is nursing a loss.

Every. Single. One.

Something to ponder when considering the performance of the BoD over the last 18 or so months.

Speedy_Gonzalez,

I wasn't expecting anything, but others certainly were!

Si_Derman,

Indeed to you too; disingenuous at best, at worst...

thackers08,

Indeed, the market is singularly unimpressed by what some were expecting to be transformative news. Let's hope this news doesn't have the same effect as all the other previous "transformative" events...

dawski37,

AIM beats to a different drum; the continued collapse of the INFA share price has nothing to do with Cov19...

"de-rampers", apologies.

Tonyh1975,

I am in almost exactly the same position as you, yet have received dog's abuse on this forum, ever since I had the temerity to suggest that JW is not the Messiah, rather that he is not just a naughty little boy, but he has done (likely irrevocable) damage to the investment of medium- and long-term share-holders. The level of disingenuousness, some might even say outright dishonesty, on display over the last 18 or so months from the senior management of INFA is quite something to behold.

Of course, in the eyes of the blind like the arrogant, rude Razor Shultz, who famously doesn't care about the share price (!), it is all the fault of the "MMs", the re-rampers like thee and me, the protestors, again like thee and me - anyone but the management.

The share-price does not lie, children. Everything else is just noise.

And yet I am told that the EU funds are payable, irrespective of the decision re the marine licence?

As is, I believe, the style of these boards - go well.

dawski37,

Unlike many others', your posts are always considered and reasonable, especially in light of your commitment to the INFA cause!

I do not share your opinion of the way that the company has been managed in the last 12 months; we have had a succession of next week/next month/next quarter missives - every "next" leads us closer to oblivion. In my opinion, we have already run off the financial precipice, Wile- E-Coyote style, it remains to be seen whether what lies beneath is a trampoline, or a series of very sharp rocks...

Remember also that, less than 6 short months ago (prior to which you had committed your not inconsiderable investment), we were invested in a potential gas storage facility. The focus now has been switched, massively, to a formerly defunct shipyard. To those that suggest that there is excellent synergy in an energy infrastructure-focussed company buying up a (bankrupt) shipyard/heavy engineering fabricator, I make the following analogy:

If I want to build a house, I don't buy Travis Perkins to save a few quid on bricks - especially if I am already behind on the mortgage, have exceeded my overdraft limit and have maxed out my credit cards.

In mitigation, as I have posted repeatedly, the only chance of salvation here lies with the politicians.

Time will tell.

RazorShultz,

"Who cares?" An odd comment for a so-called investor.

I certainly do!

I suspect I am not alone.

dawski37,

Thank you for finally giving a comprehensive answer to the question I first raised many weeks ago.

whatamess,

You didn't answer my question...

Are you happy with the latest "news"?