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"the wording is very often carefully couched so as can be interpreted in differing ways"

says the master of obfuscation

about the SP

When we get a 1p+ per share special dividend from the sale of WN the SP will adjust accordingly

greggreen, have you forgotten it was originally a gas play and now it's oil?

Thanks to lobserman on the forum:-

Hosting Company: Quadrise Fuels International
Conference Title: Quadrise Fuels International - Interim Results Investor Conference Call
Conductor: Mike Kirk, Chairman
Jason Miles, Chief Executive
Mark Whittle, Chief Operating Officer
Scheduled Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Scheduled Time: 10:00 AM
Time Zone: (GMT +1:00) Greenwich Mean Time
Estimated Duration: 1 hour
Dial In Number(s):
UK: +44 207 153 8944

Thanks Prep

Can't help thinking MSAR isn't catchy enough, in fact it's probably not a good idea to have any product name with 'SAR' in it at the moment. I'd like to see them market it with a suitably slick name, something like EcoSyn, which kind of reflects the benefits of the product. Suggestions?

I think it's until travel restrictions are lifted, I doubt the virus will go away for a long time yet

1400 too cryptic for me

As we keep saying Indigo, we just need one to get the ball rolling. One success will encourage others who are considering the merits of switching to MSAR. Hopefully there'll be a rush to be second

Feeling quite relaxed about my investment here even though I'm well under water now. One contract should sort that out when the world returns to some kind of normality

A far deadlier agent of death will still be among us when the Corona virus crisis is finally over, tobacco. Tobacco kills up to half of its users. Tobacco kills more than 8 million people each year (World Health Organisation figures). More than 7 million of those deaths are the result of direct tobacco use while around 1.2 million are the result of non-smokers being exposed to second-hand smoke. Let that second figure sink in, 1.2 million people per year dying because others around them smoke. How come it's still legal to smoke in public when it's a far bigger killer than the virus we're now 'social distancing' from? So far 8,000 people have unfortunately died from Cv in the last 3 months or so, but in that same time passive smoking has killed 300,000, or around 23,000 a week. Corona virus is small potatoes compared to tobacco

Now don't get me started on obesity . . .

"With this lowly sp, is this in danger of being taken out on the cheap?"

I doubt it when major holders and the BoD bought in at 0.9p

From the agency agreement RNS last June:-

"Alejandro Rojas, Managing Director of Redliner, said:

"Redliner are delighted to be representing Quadrise for the introduction of MSAR® technology and fuel to our clients in Mexico. QFI has already identified a number of opportunities for the deployment of MSAR® technology in the country, where MSAR® has obvious economic and environmental advantages over existing fuel oil sources.

Looking at the new directives issued by the Mexican government for the refining sector, and the resulting high demand for domestically produced fuels to reduce costly imports, we believe that our cooperation will rapidly add significant value to the country and enhance QFI's profile and business in the region.

We look forward to working closely with Quadrise and we are confident that MSAR® can be a highly attractive fuel option for the refinery sector and power generators in Mexico today."

' . . . the Company continues with its business development activities where permitted to do so, including a team of three QFI personnel visiting South America during week commencing 9 March 2020 alongside Freepoint representatives, for a positive follow-up meeting which included a visit to a refinery and nearby powerplant.'

Come on Freepoint

Spain and Italy also consume almost twice as many cigarettes per capita as the UK does (Wikipedia). The virus evolves into a respiratory disorder. I'm convinced there's correlation between smoking and how seriously it affects those catching the virus. I live in Spain and the initial emergency measures last week for Madrid and Galicia, allowed 'estancos' (tobacconists) to remain open as essential suppliers, the same as supermarkets and pharmacies

The objections are silly. Loss of habitat for dormice and loss of foraging area for barn owls. If the farmer next door decides to plough one of his fields that's a far greater area lost

Let's see how it plays out

Was it Persi?

So, wishing someone dead get's the post removed but not a ban

OK if that's the rules

3rd filtered

I've reported your last 2 posts

I don't mind an argument, I can take some stick, but you've crossed the line this time

If they don't ban you I'll filter you anyway

3rd

At the time of the vote there were approx 1.75b shares of which about 390m voted yes, 0 for no, so in election terms about 22% of the electorate voted yes. Your apathy in not voting no, and others who were against, allowed a minority to win the vote. No gripe from me, I voted yes. But to constantly harp on about the yes voters stupidly giving in to GW when you couldn't even be bothered to register your own vote is pathetic

Got to be in it to win it etc

"They are a bunch of school kids spitting their dummies out everytime anyone asks anything out of their range"

Let's remind ourselves what this clown said less than 2 weeks ago:-

"There are people on this site that are part of a scam with the BOD"

"Fyoz The excuse of majors sniffing round and data rooms and NDAs is wheeled out on every stock on AIM by dreamers and tampers."

But is it the stated strategy of every company on AIM to find undervalued assets needing investment, firm them up, then sell them on?

I think not. Also, another reason why I'm not griping about our SP, it's irrelevant to the business model unless we need to fund-raise, which is unlikely at this time