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Maybe, and if so that's some consolation! This share will have its day. It's a slow burner, but the fundamentals cannot be ignored forever.

The profit margins are in fact high. It's more sales we need, but the latest Indian deal is a very good step in the right direction.

Fox Marble gets a favourable mention in the Small Cap Movers article in the Mail last Friday.

Just because the sp has dropped considerably does not mean the company is going bust. As I mentioned in my last post, they have cash in the bank and revenue is increasing. There is still hope, but they need to get moving with some proper sales in India.

The delayed trade timed at 8.36 looked like a sell to me. The later one could well be a buy. Fortunately, as I have said before, we also have a chunky buyer around mopping up the sells to some extent.

If you look at the Atlantis twitter feed you will see that installation of turbines in Phase 1A continues.

3 trades all day despite a good RNS shows just how 'off radar' this share is. As more people realise the potential here we should see strong growth.

... the delayed 100k sell from 8.36

Great news. Gets better and better. Still below the radar for most PIs so a great level to be in at. The more projects we are involved in the more regular the news flow and the better it gets for share holders.

Off loading in large round number chunks - e.g. The three trades just now totalling 50k shares. Been going on for ages and I am convinced this is what's keeping the sp down at this level. He has to finish sometime though.

I look forward to you posting the Q&A in due course. Thanks.

Please ask what the current cash reserves are and whether CG anticipates needing to raise further finance before the company becomes cash flow positive. And when does he anticipate the company becoming cash flow positive? Thanks

Some stonking late trades today including a £4m buy.

Notmuchinsales - I agree a further fund raise is a possibility, but not a certainty. To be honest to RNS individual orders/'specifications' is unusual, but I think the point is to underline the quality of the product rather than boast about revenues which, at this stage, are not impressive. Like perkylad, I would rather hear about shedloads going to the Costa del Sol but i have no doubt they will have some mediocre marble to flog too. I am close to 50% down here but I am not selling. I dont think this is going to fail. Given where we are, they will be able to raise funds if need be. That would be painful in the short term but immaterial in the medium/long term. It's been a long haul and painfully slow, but I do think we are on the cusp of a turnaround. Just wish I was a fresh investor going in now, but hey!

Sorry Dubs, only just seen your query, but others have replied.

I agree that the interview was excruciating but that was the fault of the bumbling idiot doing the interviewing. Given the nature of the most recent RNS I am sure that nonetheless CG managed to get across the key message that HE wanted to get across: namely that the recent specifications and orders are further evidence that Fox's marble is of sufficient quality to be featured in the very top end of developments around the world. That will build reputation, and reputation will drive bigger volume sales in due course. Nothing wrong in focussing on the big markets either. Great price to get this share in my view. Once revenue really starts to flow this will be a lot higher. Revenue will build and ultimately we will begin to show profit, even if it proves necessary to raise cash in the short term. That obviously depends entirely on whether cash comes in quickly enough. I think there is a fair chance that it will. The risk that it won't is probably largely priced in given the amount of cynicism on this board. If we were guaranteed to avoid another cash call this would already be climbing higher in anticipation of the next lot of results. A few more big new orders and sentiment here will start to pick up. Those who get in early (and yes this is still an early stage company even if it's taken a while to get to this point) will benefit whilst the cynics eat humble pie.

Has reaffirmed its buy recommendation with a revised target of 124p.

Well, maybe not millions, but a hell of a lot!

Millions of shares being hoovered up at bargain prices out of hours, that's what!

And the price moved over 8% on a mere 3 trades of less than £3000 in value, which gives an indication of how quickly this will rise when confidence sentiment comes back to this share.