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Revenues from the Group's d2p anti-microbial technologies - Are still only peanuts though IMHO! £1 would an infinitesimal % increase on Zero. But a turnover of £1 is not impressive. Neither is 0.5 million for 6 months.

Or is somebody in the know - no deal leak? An 8% fall in SP this morning is not really "normal"

No change of heart from me at all. On 22 May I merely commented that if I could have bought 2.2million shares at 10 pence each less than the market value at the time, I would have done so. (and then sold them). At the time they paid 15p each for those warrant shares, when the market price was circa 25p. Even at that cheap price they are underwater by 1.25p per share, whereas us long term holders are a further 11.25p underwater. That is called destruction of value. The question is, when, if ever, will any of these products really take-off and convert into real, substantial sales. Sales should really be increasing exponentially after all these years. As I said I have taken a profit and de-risked, so I can afford to wait and even write off the money I have still got invested. Not everybody who buys into the hype currently will have that buffer. Any way all the best to all shareholders here. Just be careful is all I am saying

The market has NO faith in this company or its products. The share price is plummeting. The market is normally right. Newbies should not got sucked in without doing proper research. There are a lot of people on this BB with blind faith. I still hold some shares but sold more than half my holding at a decent profit. I hope the company succeeds.

Isn't Brockham an Angus Oil project, and nothing to do with UJO directly?

The water is nearly up to my nose. I can only stand on tippy toes so long. That deep.

We first need to prove we can run one business properly. For example, cashew nuts might be fabulous, but with the common shareholdings of 3 of our directors in Capro, does this raise possible questions of objectivity, independence and even maybe corporate governance? Feel free to ignore me. I am prone to flights of fancy on occasion. I have been burnt investing in several AIM companies, where I should have realised the directors had very little skin in the game, but have still been rewarded handsomely . Imagine, if we ever need a big share issue to raise dosh, being already 50+% down, we would be diluted to oblivion.

We need to prove we can run one business properly. For example, cashew nuts might be fabulous, but with the common

FK1 Woe is us! Market doesn't believe in the strategy I suppose and "neither do the directors". That suggests we too should get out after the next decent bounce back (assuming there is one).

What's going on? Minimal volumes but SP marked emphatically down. MM s trying to collect shares? Not good to see this erosion of our value!. No choice really but to sit tight and see it out. How low can we go? Rhetorical question only.

See today's RNS. No concrete progress whatsoever, once again.

My situation exactly. Now I am in a real dilemma, because I have probably spent twice as much as I probably should on DKL (£30K). Logic says the SP must start going up at some point. The trouble is I now have a general "uneasy" feeling which maybe comes down to "just how much spin has been put on this business?". It seems perhaps that a lot of us may have got carried away thinking great fortune was just round the next bend. We might have "got lucky" with the harvests previously? No norms have yet been established.

"For the next six months, fastjet will focus on cementing its position in Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Mozambique, migrating to a new distribution platform and introducing three more turbo-prop aircraft and new routes in Tanzania. Next, it will set its sights on West Africa. Each case would be on a country-by-country basis, depending on the market opportunity and the potential for collaboration with the national carrier. “It is a matter of ongoing dialogue and relationship building with each country and each government we engage with,” said Bezuidenhout". You gotta laugh.

Any news on the latest in-flight magazine? No of pages, No of adverts? You gotta laugh.

We are almost officially bust, even as we buy new planes and witter on about expansion. Ah well, it is us the shareholders paying the price once more.

JL79 - very interesting review this morning. Would it be impertinent to ask your age and number of years investment horizon? ( I am nearly 63 and substantially invested in equities, especially oilies)

Philpot, I hope you are wrong, but those are might thoughts exactly. It is beginning to look as though a "bad" RNS is on the way. This SP plummet is a lot more than a "tree shake". It looks like someone is taking advantage of information most don't have. Or is paranoia setting in? The actual volumes of sale don't seem to have been that large. It's squeeky bum time, but my book losses are too large to get out now. Fingers crossed and hope for the best. GLA (except for any crooks and vagabonds)

hell is going on her?. This is turning into an unmitigated disaster. Somebody needs to give some real honest info. How can the share perform so badly without anybody taking any responsibility? It would seem that some people invested here are regularly privvy to information well in advance of us?

If memory serves me right you lost a small fortune here yourself' so you are also a sucker, are you not? Some of us only "invest" what we can comfortably afford to lose. First rule of investment! Best wishes anyway.

Nuri, welcome back, you were right! We stubborn old to��ers are likely to lose all our money. I hope I am not left as bitter as you though. One should never let sentiment rule logic. I am a sucker for lost causes though.