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Reading in between the lines, Directors dealings i should've known better, Donald Strange used to hold 400M shares, never declared a sell according to any RNS info, however he as since declared buys over th last 12 months which only equate to a total holding of 4M shares, which is peanuts but puts a positive RNS spin on this turd of a company.

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Another pi## poor investment i've made.

Institutions can afford to gamble on a turd floatiing or flushing, it's not their money i guess.

Blimey, i'm surprised, honestly never knew that, how the hell has it made it there, i thought they'd be regulated to some degree, seems not, you pay your peanuts you take your chance i guess.

Basically the company is about to collapse, i got out at 34p thank f==k

The company is dead in the water, it has nothing to do with history or charts, AIM company's are nothing but an outside bet, if you bought in at 0.15, youve made a killing, if ure a current buyer, sell up and buy a lottery ticket.

I can't believe people are still throwing money into this debarcle of a company, it's at junk status for a reason, it has no money or future.

I'd really like this company to do well, unfortunately it's out of it's league, it has good ideas but being from an power generation engineering background, stand alone powerplants cannot compete with the National grid. The grid still has 30% capacity, thats without importing energy from France's nuclear, which admittedly is embarrising.

I think a Rolls Royce SMR is the way ahead, not an old oil burner sat in the middle of a field.

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This is an actual AI search search of MAST broker ratings, which is concerning considering MAST is attempting to get involved in AI, i think it says it all

Broker ratings for Quantum Data Energy PLC (formerly Mast Energy Developments PLC, ticker MAST) are generally negative, with technical indicators showing "Sell" signals, a "Sucker Stock" classification from Stockopedia (indicating poor quality, value, and momentum), and analysts finding no recent target prices, suggesting caution despite ongoing development news in the flexible power sector, as its stock has significantly underperformed.

JT71, calm down and just admit youv've bought a lemon and advised other eedjuts to do the same, sell up and invest in something worthwhile.

At JT71 this is just a 'chat forum' its for people who want a rant, its not financial advice and not monitored by anybody, i just read and smile, you've got to admit it is comical for those that haven't been mugged off by MAST.

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One day Rodder's we'll be milionaires.

At JT71, if you need a guaranteed reliable 1GW of power you need to have 3 x1 GW of generation, 1 constantly on load, 1 in standby mode ready to synchronise as required and the latter will be in service mode. You've suggested that Quantum can 'export power' to the National grid (which it doesn't actually need) but is also an independant stand alone power plant which it isn't as its already connected to the grid. To put it in lamen's terms if you build a house with no electricity do you invest in 3 generators or buy an extension cable and connect to next door, it isn't rocket science.

Flaky National Grid Generation, Are you a muppet?

The National grid has a Max capacity of circa 100GW, the highest recorded usage is 70GW, so there is plenty spare. I'm not sure what generators they would be using, gas powered reciprocating or Gas powered aero engines, both of these have a life of about 25000 hrs which need servicing every 500 hrs approximately, steam turbine units (National Grid Preferred power plants whether they be nuclear or gas powered have a life of around 20yrs with minimal servicing, that suggests the 1GW flexgen will have no realistic place competing with the National Grid industrial powerplants which will be at least 20% more cost effective.

C'mon Liverpool, you can do it:)

It'll be a sad day when MAST collapses, its been so entertaining reading the bulletin board, how the FCA has let them get away with 5 years of chutney statements and RNS releases astounds me.

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Sorry my mistake, fat fingers! Now that figure really doesnt make sense, anybody?

800M canadian dollars is 440M GBP.