RE: Sambar9 Nov 2021 14:43
Sambar,
balanced discussions are great, but the points you raised have been addressed.
The Warrants situation is clearly a positive. There’s no other way of looking at that, more money and a higher SP. ..and if your worried that people would exercise them for a measly couple of pennies profit, do you not think they would have done so on the last spike?
Your point about time commitments of the board is purely speculation, and I don’t think anyone who actually holds SNT is worried about the commitment of RP. The news flow has been excellent recently.
If it was a lifestyle company, like so many others on AIM, they would not be making new appointments, setting up a subsidiary in the US, striking deals, and commissioning reports into new areas of growth.
Your point about revenue is a good one, we need more money - the company is in a transitional phase and we will have to see where this comes from next. As you’ve already brought up, this could be by the exercise of warrants, it could be from further orders of the existing and improved boiler tech, it could be from the new licensing deals, and I’d definitely put my bet on Athan Fox securing some public or private funds for our projects. If you’ve looked at his work through his battery recycling companies you’ll be well aware of his capabilities on that front!
You come across very bitter Sam, I don’t think any reader of your posts is learning anything apart from that for reasons unknown you are willing for Sabien to fail.
SNT is a hard one to have faith in because it does attract the ‘pump and dump’ crew as you put it, but that’s part and parcel of small caps on AIM, and it doesn’t depreciate from the potential here.
Your welcome to your options Sam, and I’ll join you in stamping out any baseless ramps, but the same has to apply to baseless bashing.
If you really want to help would-be investors make an informed decision it’s best to stick to facts, rather than throwing out opinions and extrapolations from a clearly negative biased standpoint.