Err, energy crisis
And, Utah could be huge, it might just be the foot in the door for tar sands projects around the world, something we hadn't even considered a few years back
It's incredibly cheap right now. The next news about a deal will probably 5 bag from here. If I wasn't so overweight in QFI already I'd be piling in
"I didn't realise that the Saudi's were ever on board"
Enough said
Is that why you think they need a Sales Director?
"The 0.4p plus with a spread at the time I looked made it not possible to get out with a profit"
Monday 21st March when you posted 5 times on the UJO thread, even mentioning RBD, you could have exited with a small profit. But you never noticed the RBD SP
You need to stop digging
Interesting debate, if you bought in recently and we get an announcement this month (hopefully meaty enough to raise the SP significantly) would you exit at say 7p with a 350% gain? That would be mighty tempting, but for us old campainers, it would be nowhere near enough to compensate for the years of frustration. Does that give the long-termers an advantage to maybe stay in and realise (hopefully) the huge gains we're expecting?
"Im so bored reading post about it moving by pennies both up and down."
Yes but if you'd only just bought in a 2p rise would probably give you a 100% gain, easy to see why some are getting excited
"Fyoz....not really taken in what I said."
I'm not interested in 'taking in' what you write. I'm simply pointing out that on 21st March, instead of lambasting West Newton on the UJO thread for 2 hours, you could have sold your RBD shares and got at least your entrance price. And I'm 100% sure that you were aware of that
So spreading your bile on the UJO thread was more important to you than recovering your losses?
"By the way I am not sat in front of my lap top all day as you may think, and if the price for and hour or two goes above my exit price then I may actually miss it"
Another lie
It went above 0.4p around 18th March, and on the high of 21st march you spent 2 hours posting carp on the UJO thread
"and later more recently after finding a lot more about the company posted that if I could exit with a profit I would"
Another lie, what you actually posted was:-
"As soon as (it ever does which I doubt) gets to my entrance share price of 0.4p I will be out like a shot."
You never said anything about exiting with a profit, and the bid did reach 0.4p
That's the problem for liars, they have to remember every lie they tell
"The reason why this is 1.7p is because people have leant to wait for results rather than promises."
You're entitled to your opinion, but I think it's because we've had the rug pulled from under us twice now by so called 'committed' clients, so we wait for a really committed client to follow through
AKHM
If we hadn't experienced the disappointments with Maersk and KSA, I suspect the SP would be much higher. At the moment we have a failure legacy to get over. One decent contract might erase that though. A 2nd and possibly 3rd would certainly see a huge jump in the SP (in my opinion), I'd expect each new contract to add 6p-10p to the share price, depending on the client, projected volumes etc. All just my opinion and looking through my rose tinted glasses
"did they leave good jobs to join us or were they picked up off the dole, anybody know …."
Pointless reading anything you post now
Time to ramp up the PR and get this message out
"Of course it's a precursor to a Placing"
You've been saying that for the last 18 months. So you're going to keep repeating it every week in the HOPE you'll eventually be right?
Why don't you mention the real information here, the exercise prices have not changed, lowest is still 0.6p, that sounds like a hugely confident statement to me
"Of perhaps of more concern to me is the way in which we appear to move attention from one development to the next big thing"
I don't see it that way. Before we just had MSAR to offer, which is still an attractive prospect for say a refinery wanting to use it's residue for power generation, steam raising etc. Now we also offer BioMSAR, which may be a more attractive prospect for a refinery to sell a greener fuel once the market exists. Two different markets surely and why not go for both at the same time?
"We need a Commercial Director who can let the World know about our product and then sell it to them"
If only it were that simple. We don't have a PRODUCT, we have a process. We have to convince clients to use our process, either to consume the output directly themselves for cost savings, or to sell it. The latter option being particularly tricky if a market doesn't readily exist
So, we keep chiselling away at the dam wall in the hope that one day we get it to crack