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'...You're the only person on here posting on here...'

Ok, if you say so. Or should that be - if I say so - since I'm the only person on here posting on here. 👍

I'll just leave this here for any new potential punters in DEC. I'm guessing you didn't heed my warnings, bensi ?

😉

September 2022 - £26.00

9th February 2023 - Tanos II Deal Announced. The fix is in, and is exposed by me on this board.

March 2023 - £19.00

September 2023 - £17.50

March 2024 - £9.50

September 2024 - £8.50

October 2024 - £9.00

'...I'm fine... Can you imagine an investor coming on this board just to be greeted by idiots like you...'

You're confusing investors for gamblers if you're referring to potential punters in this dog.

Hopefully, I've saved some potential gamblers from blowing their wad here in the past (almost) two years I've ben warning, first on ADVFN, then here.

You're welcome. 😊

Lol, bensi, calm down dear. 🙄

Asp1, how can anything you post be taken as lies, spin and ramping DEC when you freely admit, when challenged, that your posts are based from what you sort of remember ? You should delete your account, now you've been found out as a fraud.

'...GG, you are quire right , I stand corrected it went from ~28 GBP in 2022 to around ~16 GBP in 2023 (not 13 GBP). The dangers of relying on memory.

However this performance created the window for shorters to jump on the bandwagon and push DEC out of the FTSE250. Shorts dramatically increased at the start of 2024. No spin just my thoughts and I am always happy to correct statements if my facts are wrong...'

Asp1, having been called out for the liar you are, your attempted retraction, and subsequent attempt to tidy up just one of your lies, makes no sense at all.

'...However this performance created the window for shorters to jump on the bandwagon and push DEC out of the FTSE250. Shorts dramatically increased at the start of 2024...'

Shorts dramatically increased, months AFTER the resignation of Williams. After years of share price growth. after years of honest trading ? Remember, the share price only started its' relentless journey south, after the fraudulent Thanos II deal. A deal that Williams clearly could not live with, leading to his resignation a number of months later. Yet, you claim he's to blame for all the ills of DEC ? How does that work, in your befuddled little mind ?

At the time of the announcement of Williams' resignation, the share price stood at £16.30.

'...Eric William joined DEC in 2017 the year of the IPO in the UK market and then left in 2023 after a period where the share price decreased from ~28 GBP to ~13 GBP....'

Wow, asp1, how misleading is this statement of yours ? Let's take a look at how the SP performed during his whole tenure as CFO, shall we ?

In 2017, the share price was around £13.

2018 range of around £16 to £24

2019 range of around £19 to £26

2020 range of around £12 to £22

2021 range of around £20 to £25

2022 range of around £21 to £28

2023 range of around £23 to £16 (January to September)

2023 range of around £16 to £14 (September to Dec)

2024 range of around £9 to £12 (Jan to Date)

Anything to say now, asp1 ? Any more lies or spin that you'd like to add ?

'...Rrb, after college, Rusty spent 13 years steadily progressing into multiple leadership roles within the banking industry at well-known institutions such as Bank One and Compass Bank, prior to concluding his time within banking as CFO of Compass Financial Services...'

Yep, it's a cult. 🤣🤣🤣🤡

asp1, are you going to give us a top 350 countdown every day now, or just when DEC share price rises so that your posts continue to be skewed to the positive (no matter how tenuous and intangible the positive spin you can find may be) ?

Also asp1, waiting for your Chinese takeaway is NOT considered to be travelling in Asia.

Also asp1, you never did explain your conflicting posts I pointed out a couple of days ago. It's kind of hard though to come up with a consistent story when you lie so much. 🤷

'...Asp1, you wrote YESTERDAY that you stand by your post of March 2023 - this one - '...DEC buy assets extremely carefully (always accretive & long life), this locks in a healthy positive cashflow delta at time of purchase. They then insure their cashflow risk to make sure all the debt associated with the purchase can be repaid in a reasonable time frame. So as you say they are super conservative and give up upside in order to ensure they can always repay debt & dividends etc...'

BUT you also wrote YESTERDAY -

'...MrG123, I believe the root cause of the problems for DEC stem froms poor performance from the previous CFO, Eric Williams and why ultimately Rusty had to replace him. From memory around Q3 2022 the share price peaked around 28 GBP. It then started to decline and Eric williams left around Q3 2023 (which I think is a good thing)...'

You can't have it both ways asp1, even in your fantasy world...'

Nothing screams desperation more than posting at 5am on a Sunday morning a load of 'what if' BS. 🤣🤣🤣

The dog that is DEC keeping you awake at night, asp1 ? 🤡

'...Hghotshot - completely agree...'

Of course you do, asp1, because this board is a cult.

The daily call is 'How brilliant is DEC ?'

The daily response is 'Really Brilliant'.

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'...A person with minimal intelligence knows that DEC can rejoin the FTSE 250 if the DEC share price increases sufficiently to give a market cap of between 101st and 350th on the LSE. This can be achieved if all other share prices remain the same, or even increase. There are, of course, other criteria which I will not weary you with...'

Which is EXACTLY the same as what I posted, though I removed the DEC-positive spin. Which I know upsets you cultists something fierce, lol.

'...if the share price recovers and all other constituents of the relevant indices see their market cap fall...' I mean, I know you believe DEC lives in perfect isolation in it's own little world free of the laws of physics and economics of the real world, but surely even a magical thinker of your caliber must admit that DEC is reliant on every other company see it's market drop in relation to DEC to se it scramble back into the FSE 250...'

Asp1, you wrote YESTERDAY that you stand by your post of March 2023 - this one - '...DEC buy assets extremely carefully (always accretive & long life), this locks in a healthy positive cashflow delta at time of purchase. They then insure their cashflow risk to make sure all the debt associated with the purchase can be repaid in a reasonable time frame. So as you say they are super conservative and give up upside in order to ensure they can always repay debt & dividends etc...'

BUT you also wrote YESTERDAY -

'...MrG123, I believe the root cause of the problems for DEC stem froms poor performance from the previous CFO, Eric Williams and why ultimately Rusty had to replace him. From memory around Q3 2022 the share price peaked around 28 GBP. It then started to decline and Eric williams left around Q3 2023 (which I think is a good thing)...'

You can't have it both ways asp1, even in your fantasy world.

'...Go on GG let's have your view, why so many shorts and what's there strategy?...'

Unlike the liars and rampers on this board, I don't speculate or come up with conspiracy theories on behalf of others.

Asp1, the amount of 💩 you write is astounding - '...Clearly if the share price recovers a little bit then DEC becomes a candidate to go back into the FTSE 250...'

Clearly, what you should have stated is '...if the share price recovers and all other constituents of the relevant indices see their market cap fall...' I mean, I know you believe DEC lives in perfect isolation in it's own little world free of the laws of physics and economics of the real world, but surely even a magical thinker of your caliber must admit that DEC is reliant on every other company see it's market drop in relation to DEC to se it scramble back into the FSE 250 ? Or re you really that detached from reality that you actually believe the BS you're spouting here ?

Asp1, do you remember giving these words of wisdom about DEC, back in March 2023 ? 🤣

'...DEC buy assets extremely carefully (always accretive & long life), this locks in a healthy positive cashflow delta at time of purchase. They then insure their cashflow risk to make sure all the debt associated with the purchase can be repaid in a reasonable time frame. So as you say they are super conservative and give up upside in order to ensure they can always repay debt & dividends etc...'

'...You should explain these figures to GG, he thinks DEC do not have any gas and it is all a scam...'

Poor Terry, you really can't deal with any thought more complex than 'gas / no gas' can you ? It's such a nice simple world you live in, everything is binary and anything more complex is a conspiracy theory. 🤣

Lol, Terry, you're such a simple-minded soul. Rusty loves you, and people like you, for sure, lol.

But a quick google tells you exactly why this - as with almost every DEC announcement - isn't the great deal Rusty presents it to be.

'...liquefying natural gas (LNG) is quite expensive. The process involves cooling natural gas to around -160°C to convert it into a liquid form, which significantly reduces its volume and makes it easier to transport. However, this process requires substantial energy and infrastructure, making it one of the most costly parts of the LNG value chain. The cost of liquefaction can range from $3.00 to $10.00 per million British thermal units (MMBtu), depending on the project and location...'

The costs are typically borne by the companies involved in the production and export of LNG. These companies invest in the necessary infrastructure and technology to liquefy, transport, and regasify the natural gas. Ultimately, these costs are passed on to consumers through the price of the LNG...'