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At 8:15 the price was 2p (there is a post at 8:14 showing 2p) and the price was so close to 2p it looks like a buy to anybody but the 4 ticks and straightntrue! To be reported so late in the day , it was probably several partial fills throughout the day, or maybe even yesterday or earlier? Not cast iron at all, or LSE would have agreed with you! As it is neither say it was a sell?

ADVFN show it as a buy so revised 8m to 30M bought today.
That volume must involve at least 2 major players and it seems more than likely it went into auction with the buyer attracting several sellers? Sellers finding a buyer seems far more difficult unless it was on the books for several days.

Perhaps it was Matt Han**** spending his Celeb pay cheque :O) £400k is a big statement either way.

Buy Vol. Sell Vol.
8,315,061 6,252,938

Brokers must love this stock?

I am still looking for the interviewthat mentioned forward credits.

This article shows the expectations (from Paul and Michael) of the timber business more than credits! But it is the timber investors should be considering at the moment. Is it strong enough to turn the sp around? The estimates suggest yes, but can we believe the estimates?

https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/woodbois-ceo-interview-timber-business-carbon-markets/

If a major investor is off-loading , imho, there is a snowball's chance in hell of him selling off in the volumes we can see here!

What we are seeing is the get-rich-quick brigade dumping their plans for all sorts of volumes as it becomes blindingly obvious that they have made a boob in believing the guy who has scored hat-trick of gains (100%, 200% and 400% - does not matter what- all lies) and has watched this one go from a recommended buy at 9p all the way down to 3p recommended. He has not changed the fairy-tale , same content 2000% to 1000%, expect £1 is now down to 50p ....

Paul worries me! He was so slow to pick up that 8p+ was being paid on the back of his actions on carbon credits. He was in derivatives himself , he employed a manager who specialises in carbon credits (Micheal Floyd) , and both seemed to be suggesting there was a forwards market for anticipated credits!!!! Many thought the 1m acres would produce a stack of credits immediately and new growth would add to it!!! That is the giste of the 1000%! Selling the rights to the credits on a forwards market was sensible, and would have allowed WBI to buy virgin land for the ultimate reward from credits!!! Indeed he said that credits were funding the company.

These video clips are all less than a few minutes long ....

Confirmation of their interest in carbon is here .....
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19cJAmlUtUT1_IKkv8AaXUegWKUBjZKAo/view?usp=share_link

Further confirmation is here .....
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-MluLciVYdzVVJ0fLohUpjPi_Q1PQBRc/view?usp=share_link
And here...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MPG-nuUByqFxFAYL8Fh_ht7iIqPWKlnU/view?usp=share_link

The way forwards made it look like a no brainer ...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JSRHg_MQNqKxRRrnBEykJ8unKOD0Il4h/view?usp=share_link

AND HERE LIES THE RUB! PAUL puts the mockers on "the article" and his own words - no money to buy virgin land, no carbon income from existing 1m acres , so that leaves selling timber and veneers as the only game in town. (Until those mysterious men who want WBI to earn them a fortune appear?). The ones he referred to , thought that article was on the ball (as I did)? When did Paul realise the ball was punctured?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yIh69Ecg6kFz5iubtS92I28NEZC3uQGr/view?usp=share_link

I see the plastered idiot is back. It is tuesday of course. We'll see him again next week no doubt!
He'll be disappointed the videos are not Tom and Jerry if he has advanced to that level with his illiterate brain!

I am so tempted to jump back in at this price!

Oxymoronically if that is a word, people are giving me what I wanted - the number of trades has reduced enormously. I wanted that to as an indication that the 1000% rubbish was being ignored as it should be! At that point , the price should reflect what WBI is doing , and has been doing for years , chopping down trees for timber and veneers within Global guidelines.

There is a carrot in the wings , if the actual timber business follows the words of Paul Dolan then WBI will not take long to raise the cash to buy land for carbon credits within, say 10 years. Paul needs £100m and with well over 2 billion shares a share issue would indeed dilute an over-diluted share. If the Elon Musk credits record is repeatable in 10 years is a guess, but if so 2+ billion shares will produce a worthwhile dividend and a share issue might then be affordable. WBI might even buy back some shares but I am not certain carbon credits will continue in their current form. Qatar have paid billions to kid us the World Cup is carbon neutral - that may never be repeated , and is that where Elon Musk got his billions from?

I saw someone questionning why the price here does not rise when most trades are buys?

There is a fairly obvious answer of course!
When Debenhams and others emptied their stores within a few weeks, with people filling their boots with bargains , they were all buys but administration had moved to the next phase! Debenhams received loads of money but it is a small proportion of much greater assets that disappeared forever for a huge loss.

If everybody offered the original price of Debenham's goods they would have been rescued and that is what should be happening here!! 4p was low , and I reckon doubling your money from 2p should be achievable. People are taking the low number of trades as a negative and are selling at stupid prices! Timber is needed and there are profits to be made! 1000% won't come from timber any time soon but that does not stop it becoming more profitable than it has been.

Contrary to most opinions, I really think negative posts on LSE DO INFLUENCE INVESTMENTS.
Anybody who is not convinced that TG is going to produce the goods for us, and have halved their losses or even gone into credit, are bound to consider whether selling is sensible!

With millions bought at 3.5 while the share price is less than 2p , I do not know wht people are skittish! We are in the run-up to producing electricity within a year , and this is in our hands not a mysterious company like SM or the dithery govt depts , TG has been there before and made billions for his shareholders with 2 CBM/electricity companies! He has kept us afloat through Covid shutdowns and dithery govt demands and several years of dewatering without an income - managing the income next Autumn will be a doodle imho!

For newcomers, expect TLOU to plough any income back into the business, start small at low gas prices, expand production at higher prices, add Solar , was always the plan. We could have applied for 100Mw at the price we will supply 2Mw, up to 10Mw, from 2023!

The plonker Moagi, supported Kalahari Energy (Sekaname) who applied for 90+MW before falling by the wayside!
He criticised TLOU for not taking advantage of "the economy of scale" that KE would achieve.
£10m for 10Mw was the price at that time, and it is still the price TLOU quote!
If Botswana do not up their price , TLOU will sell to neighbouring countries on the Southern african newtowek (SAPP) at higher prices! Botswana will definitely pay the market rate imho, and TG will prove he is ahead of the game! The Doc knows it, and so do one or two of us on here! Believe trolls at your peril!

Moagi has perhaps £100 under his mattress protector that have George V 's photos on them.
He wants 240 shares per £1 , an old penny each! The Doc almost surely did OK from following Tony at Arrow or Sunshine or both and shares my confidence in Tony.

Being more sensible than me , he has clearly bided his time before collaborating with TLOU to get them over the finishing line. He probably loves Moagi crap because he got in at 3.5p instead of somewhere north of 11p like the pension fund due to incredibly low price that Moagi and others have helped to lower!

TG and the Doc could have taken advantage of the simpletons who sold so cheaply, and kept the price up, but both , no doubt, want to see their significant investments go the company not some simpleton who'll regret selling them in the future! If I was not forced to retire with my aneurysm I'd have mopped up lots more. They have been liquid gold for years , but next year will become solid gold. Tony has kept his word on dilution and we are still less than 75% of the billion shares that Moagi spouted on about! Sirius issued coming on for 10 billion shares , and people were not bleating about them , I think 750m is a perfect position and were TLOU to issue more , to us or the Doc, or the board , the remaining theoretical 250m are going to raise , imho , at least 10p per share or £25m which TG will work miracles with.

If some are handed out as a reward to the board in celebration of their success then there will be less working capital , so I hope not too many go that way.

Proof reading shows I skipped this lunacy!

"Profits are 5 years away still."

A profit is the difference between cost and income. Once Serowe is connected to substations locally and at Lesedi , and the substations are complete in Autumn 2023 , and then the whole lot is commissioned , we will start getting our first income! Whether that is manageable in 2023 is possible but it won't take until 2027+ !!!!!!

That income will exceed the everyday cost of keeping gas flowing, generators running, and wires conducting! A few TLOU and contractors will be attending for sure but will be relatively cheap. The cost of getting there and increasing the power supply is going to be spread over many years but will be covered by exponential growth as the costs of the stone-aged stuff are next to zero but the income rises for the extra power!

In 5 years I'd hope we will be building or will have built the next tx lines. It may not happen if TLOU Hydrogen servce stations abound across Botswana with all payments in Bitcoin!

Scotty leave him alone. When your incontinence pads need changing it is best to do immediately to save washing the mattress protector.

I have replied to each of his pointless points in this link.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BZT2sXG6ST52gamtpWr8zrQMKgruehGf/view?usp=sharing

I saved this on May 4th 2022.
Compare it to today's link @ https://www.the-financialnews.com/?p=4057
Reality check? First half 1-0 Argentina + 3 VAR OFFSIDES! Now 1-2 to Saudi!!!! after 53 minutes
Once Paul told us no credits from those 1m acres - it disappeared but was resurrected after a few weeks to show it is a scam!!!!
I signed up to the financial news as an author to see if I could find the culprit. It has servers in Amsterdam and Ukraine and the owner had a London address but appeared to be in Ukraine! Has the site been hijacked? Has he died in Ukraine?But there are clones of that article with Ronald Brown replaced by another name! I'll leave it to you's to try and stop because I don't know who you can approach to shut a site down! Google and the other search engines could help I suppose. Still 2-1 and Saudi keeper has made a few brilliant stops with a lot of luck!

"
Here is Why This London Stock Is Ready to Jump Over 1,000%
May 4, 2022  Time to read: 2 min.

Published by: Ronald Brown

Those of you who have been reading my articles know that the last 3 stocks I recommended went up 243%, 325% and 430% respectively.

Stunning gains by any measure.

But today, I am confident we could make over 2,000% with a single stock.

The reason for that? Impeccable timing."

..........

"These 1,000,000+ acres have the potential to generate billions of pounds for WoodBois and its shareholders.

Oddly enough, it seems very few investors have realized the magnitude of this development and that has left the shares extremely undervalued at this time.

WoodBois could easily become London’s most profitable stock for investors this year and that is why I am recommending readers take a close look at it right now.

A good price to buy shares of WoodBois right now is under 9 pence (£0.09 per share) before it gets to £1"

Jay I recommended you get out of this share but see you did not heed my advice!

After your nice little post I have to tell you it is "Dire here". I'll leave you at this point - you can take a horse to water but it can still die of thirst mate!

WBI 4p to 2.125p , TLOU 1.35 to 2.7p , was good advice and it is going to continue that way but you declined to drink! Was that the thing to do? Nay or neigh you say. I'm done here!

The trades here are due to a multitude of bogus articles that people believe are true despite all the evidence against them since they created a 8p - 10p price. As people buy , twig that and sell , the volatility is making the traders behind the articles a fortune.

Punctuation? You need fool stops, No1!
You undersell yourself btw, you are clearly a number 2!
I won't be shedding any tears for you when you are so effing skint that you have sell your WBI holding to put 10p in your electric meter while you wait for your home to be repossessed!
Is that clear enough for you?

Your post is just the job though. I would not invest in a company which has your backing.

Guys, you need a reality check on here to forewarn potential investors who expect 50p any day soon. They need to know is pie in the sky!

The key is the number of trades every day , 112 in the first 40 minutes!
My favourite stock does not do 112 in a week because most holders are long term. There will always be the odd, very odd imho, investor who sells out of adversity and my heart bleeds for them, but why do they take such low prices???? If nobody sells below a certain price, the price will become that value , will raise confidence in the share price , and the target can be increased.

Paul Dolan said that the price reflected half the value of their assets (forests) when it was above 4p. I don't see how carbon credits can be achieved unless even more shares dilute the excessive 2Bn issue you have currently. Timber is limited to 5 trees per of existing hectare of forest once every 20 year, but the profits from that are expected to increase after 20 years of losses. That is the core business and they were talking about needing £100m to break into carbon credits. They need vacant (no trees) land to populate and attract carbon credits over maybe 5-8 years before they become significant.

I think you should publicise the lies being circulated about carbon credits being payable to Woodbois on their 1m acres!!!!! Paul has made it clear than any credits from existing trees will go directly to the Gabon Government. Woodbois need to create new forests which they cannot afford yet! At 2p they are well under valued , don't accept less than 4p for your shares, from 4p aim for 8p in time. Sounds easy but there is a saying "money does not grow on trees".

I hope new investors still buy shares but in timber production over years , not non-existent carbon credits in a few weeks!!!! The crooks want a volatile shareprice to make money here.

There will be recent investors who will have averages well below 2p and can double their money below 3p! If they expect to cash in and buy again below 2p to repeat the exercise then good luck to them! They might need it!

Their actions will be self-fulfilling to a point , their sells will drop the price because there are so few trades on this share - a non-market in practice. One of these days there will be a market , and when there is, the money will flood in because we are completely de-risked!!! I reckon it will be a rat race of new money from the get rich quick brigade as TLOU becomes known outside of a couple of bulletin boards.

We closed at 2.7p , below Zak Mir's 2.8p , and that is the problem as someone said.
There will be folk who are disillusioned at 2.7p as a consequence , instead of being overjoyed at the doubling of the price in one week.

Jeff bezos is a possible game changer here. He is insisting he will give away his $110bn fortune in his lifetime! The article I saw on him loving Gabon and wanting to help climate change there rang true. If he is made aware of Woodbois's plan to grow new forests on behalf of entrepreneurs who will buy the vacant plots for them - he could well jump at the chance?

Given his ambitions, he might make a gift of the land to Woodbois , and then Carbon Credits come into play big time!!!! Not like the scam article presents them, but there will be a fortune to be made once the trees are planted and a questionable number of years later they start to mature into credits! Carbon sequestration starts immediately at low volumes, but 4 years is claimed , as is 7 or 8 years , before the amount is that significant? But will it happen, and when? Too late for me at my age and I am disappointed that Paul's ready supply of land grabbers has disappeared or he cannot get decent terms out of them (which is what I expected). They are in it for the money and the number of years in trees is too long compared to renewable fuels or other Green energies that promise faster credits.

No probs npw , we all make mistakes.

The availability of shares seems to vary according to broker?
Thinking about Small Fry being pushed into 2 trades of 100k and 85k at HL for 2 commissions in the same session , I find it hard to believe! Small Fry I think you need to look at you settings. You must have selected something inadvertently which instructed them to do an instant fill rather than letting the trade fill over the day or even multiple days.

Terminology may vary between brokers? Beware of multiple days - the default is usually one day so one commission and the trade aborts at close (or during the final auction) if not full! You pay for however they got you , even if it is only 1 share!

You are charged on each day that you receive a partial fill. If you want to sell @ 20p you would be well advised to put a lengthy termination date on the trade! But beware of nasty people selling you 1 share to take the mickey!

My X-O trade that was recorded very late on puzzles me. I wonder if it was actioned in-house because my buy and another X-O customer with a complimentary sell were paired up? I don't know if that is possible! Bed and Isa could be done in-house for sure but they make it appear as if the buy and sell go through the exchanges (but do they?).

Winni , great minds think alike, I hope?
We must have been posting the same sentiment simultaneously.

Thinking about the top "sharegolders" link, it is not exactly representative of the supprt given to TLOU by each one.

The Pension fund @ 47m shares is miles behind the Doc with 143m, and indeed 6.36% looks pathetic compared to 19.23% , and TG's 34m @ 4.64% looks even worse.

But weighted averages which take account of the price paid for their shares plus the duration of their investments would turn that table on its head! Add in the risk at the time of the initial investment plus the value of the £ and AUD in those days , and I think TG could be top, followed by the pension fund , and then the Doc. And indirectly ( e.g. Small Fry @ HL, and others who have paid up to 17p per share) through our brokers our percentages are more valued. And TG has always been thankful to all of us!

TG has done his best to keep the share issues and dilution to a minimum, or he might hold many more shares! He could have looked after his own holding @ 1.3p but his money would not have gone into TLOU's coffers and he would be taking advantage of the poor fools who were selling! I have made no secret that I think he is a Saint .... he is working for us more than himself imho! And always has!

Invested Count top p or c paid when?
£5,005,000 143,000,000 3.5p today
£5,170,000 47,000,000 11p 5 years?
£3,090,909 34,000,000 20c 12 years?

ignoring the timing ... no criticism of anybody is implied - all our major investors are heroes!

npw - https://tlouenergy.com/shareholders/
shows 24m upwards only comes to 47% and several mainstream nominee brokers are included!

I am amazed how much the good Dr is ahead of the Pension Fund et al ..... I can see where MM was coming from now.