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Whatever the background of the tweet, Roland Wessel or Synergia are not the best communicators. They need to change that, because even with all the technical aspects they have to take care of, they can't always send their shareholders into absolute silence. This is unsettling and leads to bb participants writing emails directly to the Indian authorities. Which is not very smart and may cause further delays.
The so-called "joke tweet" could have been posted on the bb by a comedian to present himself personally as super-smart. As one bb participant ultimately wrote: “Each bb seems to attract its idiots. I think we've found ours….” :-)
It's very interesting how constant delays, lies, missed deadlines, debts, increases, 12-month warnings, etc. suddenly turn into a big, happy celebration. Nothing official has come from PREM yet and we should wait and see what comes in writing.
I'm not sure what's going on and whether the GOi will come soon or never. But Roland should get in touch with us from time to time just to give us hope. If Synergia doesn't give anything more, the share price will crash completely.
Arewethereyett
Hey, sell all your shares this week as a big rumour on the block is that King George has run off to a Caribbean island and is whacking all the PREM money on the head with lots of women. So a disastrous RNS can be expected after hours DYOR ;-)
I've said before that a company doesn't live by waiting. There was the statement, but what should he say? That's completely the wrong attitude. No matter if everyone is waiting for government approval, there must be news, for example, he was at the ccs workshop. There's a lot to be made of this - you need a PR employee who is creative and can spread charisma and enthusiasm. Waiting, waiting, waiting is deadly for a company.
Gordon1237
Correct, the CEO also has a responsibility towards his investors. At Roland, I miss a proactive flow of information to fuel the share price. These very long silent periods are simply counterproductive and allow the momentum of positive news to evaporate quickly. That's not very professional ...