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The rise has only just started Sam12345

He's peddling his arrogance over on the FUM board at the moment blackwash

Some possible reasons for the recent increases-

News of an impending contract is leaking, friends & family buying

Long term holders 'averaging down' now the future is looking more promising

Fence-sitters and lurkers are being stirred into taking a punt

TA indicators are positive bringing in momentum traders

Newbies are becoming aware of the mind boggling potential of this company and are buying in

Thanks and same to you ttaa, now we just need this to get a move on

boblondon "Add in oil and the SP has the potential to hit 1p"

I'm hoping for a bit more than 1p Bob

Strange trades this morning. 7 of them ended in 96 within an 8 minute period

Don't know what it means, if indeed it means anything

14-Jun-19 11:47:50 4.85 80,337 Buy* 4.50 £4.853,896
14-Jun-19 11:47:28 4.8325 103,383 Buy* 4.50 £4.854,996
14-Jun-19 11:46:09 4.8325 103,383 Buy* 4.50 £4.854,996
14-Jun-19 11:43:03 4.8265 62,074 Buy* 4.46 £4.852,996
14-Jun-19 11:41:37 4.75 63,073 Buy* 4.46 £4.852,996
14-Jun-1911:40:59 4.7485 42,034 Buy* 4.46 £4.851,996
14-Jun-1911:40:20 4.7252 105,731 Buy* 4.46 £4.854,996

LF "I simply disagree with the strategy to rely solely on third parties to sell the product,"

That is not the only strategy. They are still in discussion with Maersk and KSA is still active. Both of those projects were ongoing before the new business plan was implemented

To think that this business is like selling property is way off the mark. The product only exists as a method of utilising the bottom of the barrel. It can only be sold to an end user once a producer has agreed to make it. That involves disrupting production at the refinery or fitting it into a planned shutdown, which may be 18 months ahead. How would that work with a team of salesmen on 3 month contracts?

I absolutely believe that the BoD have got the right strategy now. Influential partners that can negotiate between the many parties involved in their specific region. I also believe if this strategy had been adopted say 3 years ago, we'd be shareholders in a very successful company now

The trades look like PI's piling in. Has something leaked and those in the know are telling family and friends?

petergar "The share price is ticking up nicely but it's not going to hit double figures anytime soon"

Curious as to what you think the SP would be if say tomorrow we had an RNS saying 'KSA trial back on track' or 'Shell Pernis to supply MSAR to Powersaraya', or 'Limetree Bay to be powered with MSAR fuel'

I'd say well into double figures . . .

Correction, you only need 3 minutes, the funding issue is raised at around 21 minutes in, and answered over the next 3 minutes or so

Some 'long term holders' seem to be unaware of the current position regarding funding. I don't understand why 'genuine' holders' choose not to listen to the investor call, it's surely worth 80 minutes of your time if you're invested here

https://www.quadrisefuels.com/sites/default/files/2019-05/quadrise005_small.mp3

petrgar "unless they come up with something concrete who is going to lend them money or re-finance the firm before the end of the year"

Listen to the conference call. Not a problem, funding has been offered, the BoD are presumably exploring all options and or waiting until we're in an even stronger negotiating position

LF "We are 3-4 months from going out of business"

Why don't you listen to the latest conference call instead of wasting your and our time with nonsense such as this

Funding is not a problem. We have already been recently offered more favourable terms than just a few months ago. Those terms will probably get even more favourable if we can sign a contract before we absolutely need it

Suspect it's an LSE glitch petergar, iii is showing a cloe price pf 4.09

TheOrns

Last year I wanted to shift some funds from my poorly performing SIPP into shares in another stock I hold. My advisor at the time was horrified that I was already so exposed to one stock, she talked me out of it (and wanted me out of half my shares). Well she practically said she wouldn't have anything to do with the transfer, so I let it be. A few months later she moved to another company and I acquired a new advisor (about the 5th in 6 years or so). He took the time to listen to what I was saying, did some research himself, and finally agreed that it was worth switching. By this time the SP in the stock I wanted to move into had gone from 2.3p to 8.3p. He sorted out the transfer for me and enjoyed watching the subsequent rise to well over 30p, and encouraged me to let him know what other stocks I was invested in. I truly hope your advisor is of the 2nd type, willing to properly review your situation, risk appetite etc. I should have stuck to my guns with the one who didn't want to help me. Sometimes us PI's know far more about a sector of the stock market let alone a particular company, than they will ever know. And so few of them will take the time to assess our appetite for risk, what other assets we have. They're like doctors with a prescription pad, who've got a minute to diagnose and get the prescription written. The IFA's are all about safe returns and commissions on getting you into a particular fund. Most of them should hang their heads in shame

Unprovoked attack . . .

Sell all your other stock, re-mortgage your house, max out your cards and put it all in QFI

Don't do any research yourself, don't join the forum, waste of your valuable time, trust me it'll be fine

Didn't want to disappoint you, ha ha

"just cannot sit back and let others have their say without an attack"

pot, kettle, black

"expectation management here isn't great "

Who's expectations?