The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
So lets say four weeks from now we will either be crying all of the way to the bank or crying like a banshee.
Either way we will have an answer to at least one of our holdups.
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No he has already I am sure owned Woolies shares and has his leftovers invested here.
Should have put his money into tech shares a few years back. Maybe he is a Jonah.
Well the RNS looks fair comment to me. At least they are getting on with development of the project and appear to confident in achieving their aims. Getting the correct samples to QFI for testing. No point in producing a sub standard product and then feeding us bull**** as many small aim companies do before taking their money and running.
Tell me BP, if your crystal ball is close by can you take a look, a deep look, and see if you can see an image of Barking in there, no doubt he would be the angry looking one clutching his wallet and sitting by the clock. I believe in a bit of fortune telling, long story but one of the reasons for my holding in QFI. Just wondered what he looks like.
Happy day ahead.......
Damned accurate that CB by all accounts BP. So will buy a few more, I didn’t find that much but it all helps.
As for sheets, been thinking of that and realised that something similar was used to get around the world for thousands of years, it was more or less perfected during the 18th century, took a long time and a lot of effort. Trouble was it would not allow a sailing ship, that’s what they were called, to travel in a straight line. Very green, bio effective but unfortunately time became of the essence, and direction, especially in a battle was a nation builder and then in the 1840’s by accident, trial and error the basic propeller was invented and along with steam power the world changed. Steam was created by the burning of wood and coal. Not convenient to handle but it worked. Towards the final days of the Century the Diesel engine was invented and adapted for marine use and again the world changed. Diesel was easy to transport and use and there was a lot of it.
The rest is as they say is history and one day, who knows, MSAR will be a part of that story, I hope......
Hi BP, you've found that crystal ball of yours it appears. What does it say about mid 2022 and the SP.
Not sure about Indigo but need to know as just found some money down the back of the sofa!!!!
Do you not feel it strange that we should have four very positive pathways open up to us in a relatively short time, all delayed to some degree by COVID, where would we be now if the Chinese had not dropped that in our laps, but my thoughts are that Mike must have a pile of unaddressed requests to sort out or will we, as mentioned a few days back, suddenly be surprised by another project hidden behind an NDA.
Why would we suddenly have the opportunities we have, all arriving at once, and no others.
Could a big surprise be in the offing.
Good luck all, you have put your money where your mouths are, by now we should all now of our allocations etc and yes I now have a very odd number of shares to contend with, so what’s next.....
When the good news comes it will without doubt be posted at 7am. (U.K. time)
At leat it will give us a full day to celebrate, all being well of course.....
Ha OneAussie, you should know this, what do you get if you cross a sheep with a kangaroo.......
Just purchased three Aran sweaters from Ireland and paid there VAT etc, total invoice was £167.00
Just received an invoice from FEDex for £69.77 for importing to UK.
Original duty £18.35
VAT £39.42
Advancement fee £12.00
The world has gone mad.
Quadrise Fuels International Plc Ordinary Shares 1p (Open Offer Basic Entitlements)
************ £1,080.55 33,333.0000 £0.0000 £0.03 -£1,080.52 -100.00% 0.00% 0.00% £0.00 Oil & Gas
This does not show any extras as yet but I am told they have been applied for. If you work the above out it works out at 3.24p or thereabouts per share. As I mentioned all very odd. Not sure if the 1,080.55 includes my extras which would then bring the price per share down. We can but wait and see.
Hello Wonga,
What a lovely day, but just looked into my account and my new purchase plus extras is shown at 3p purchase price and then the whole amount has disappeared shows a loss on my account of £1000.00 + but just spoken to my broker who assures me that this little exercise has been a one off and he has been assured by phone that all is in order and in place and the correct figures will be shown soon, the 3p per share was only there as they had to show something. All rather odd if you ask me but as long as it turns out correctly I will be a happy boy. I guess we are both going through the same problem.
My opinion for what it is worth, and as other posters on here know, not a lot, MK will allow this to settle down, they must have been incredibly busy over the past few weeks, months etc. And once the dust has settled and the share price has consolidated at the 4p mark news will begin to flow. If this is positive, and there will be a lot of it, the SP will easily be at 15p later in the year. That for any share is an incredible rise and I like to think I am being conservative in my thinking.
So onwards all to a bright future, a £1.00 party is certainly on the cards and in just a few years from now, all of those that are not as yet millionaires will be, unless of course they offload their holding. Stay strong, stay invested and don't bet more than you can afford to lose.
Glad I never played rugby.....
Left schooling at 15 but had my first job at 13. Nothing wrong with that :-)
Using the 3.15 multiplier, we see that the combined liquid fuels from an average barrel of crude oil will produce a minimum of 317kg of CO2 when consumed.
A while back I can remember reading how in Brazil they were allowing the Jungles to be destroyed to grow food, beans, but to keep the world happy these beans could not be used for bio fuels. So they simply grew their beans for bio fuel on existing arable land and kept chopping. The world is a sad sad place that revolves around the quest for a $.
Carbon credits, which I just looked up, are one thing and just look like a way of kicking the Cana round. Offsetting is I believe the creating of something to remove the amount of carbon produced by in our case 2,000,000 barrels of oil,
http://numero57.net/2008/03/20/carbon-dioxide-emissions-per-barrel-of-crude/
That link gives a good indication of the emissions from a barrel.
I would love to know how they offset the 2,000,000 barrels as they sit in their heated offices and no doubt driving their high end cars.
It would be interesting to know the emissions from a barrel of MSAR, anybody know. I can remember it recently being posted on here. That is the game changer.
How would you offset the emissions from the burning of 2,000,000 barrels of oil Indigo.
Grow a few trees. Give the Chinese money to not build a coal fired power plant. Give money to a wind farm. Create wooden pellets in Canada, ship them to the U.K. and burn them in one of our old coal powered stations. Give grants to households to put insulation in the walls of houses. And so on. My point is they still burn the 2,000,000 barrels when they could be burning. MSAR and certainly BioMSAR. Carbon trading is a bit of a mystery to me as I am sure it is others and I look for a simple explanation. It has always struck me as another way for the clever boffins to make money with very little of the investment being shown in the end result, a piece of very clever paper pushing.
Humankind are hooked on fossil fuels, at least for the foreseeable future, the amount used will hopefully decrease over time and ANYTHING that helps that to burn cleaner is a plus. If UTAH works for us that will open up billions of barrels of easy to access fuel globally that could, with modifications to the stations, replace coal as the cheapest form of energy to run them, and it could happen very quickly if the powers that be pull their fingers out.
The green Electric future that we keep hearing about has to be run on something.........
Macquarie Group’s Commodities and Global Markets group arranged and structured the transaction, allowing for the emissions of the two million barrels to be offset entirely, including the combustion of the end products.
Ha that will be the day. They still burn it.
I have no idea of what is going on. I informed my broker in an email as to my allocation and the amount I would spend should any extras be available and the full cost to be paid for the shares and this is what I have found in my account today.
So lets wait and see. I will be rather p***** if they have messed this up. The 3p was actually stated in two different letters in my account dated yesterday.
Just looked at my account and it states that my shares are 3p each. I have issued a complaint but has this happened to anybody else.
https://www.ammoniaenergy.org/articles/industry-report-sees-multi-billion-ton-market-for-green-ammonia/
More on green ammonia.
It strikes me that it is incredibly expensive to produce using a great deal of electricity in the process. Its as if the world will be awash with free electricity that can be used to produce this from turbines, hydro etc. So long as the world is using coal or heavy fuel oil to generate electricity one has to assume that ammonia will be made from power generated from this source. Same with the internet, EV's and all of other things that will run on electricity. Smoke and mirrors. They cannot all run on a few turbines etc. which is what is claimed in many cases.
MSAR is still a great option to run power stations, shipping or heavy machinery. We just have to be patient as the world wakes up to the potential. We have two guys pushing this on our behalf, Mike and Jason bless them, they are battling against global institutions that as yet have not seen the light, or are paid not to see it as they should.
Green ammonia, it cists a fortune and will create more in the way of emissions to produce than it will be worth or save when in use.