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Jim800 what you don't understand is that this is just perspective. You can see the bad, more pessismistic side and call it "realistic" or you see the more optimistic side. Simm is taking a more productive way. Seeing the facts and a possible brighter future and is not crying for the sake of crying and I would say he has a more stable mind to invest in the stock market, while you have the attitude of a addictive gambler. The way you are all handling it, is just not healthy, because there is no distance between the "real you" and the stock market Jim800. You even don't understand, that he don't contradict your opinion, because he knows that there are definitly issues at hand which needed to be solved, but he is able to point out with facts, that a possible brighter future is a head. We just need to wait for news. It is so plain and simple.

I like you Simm. You are the good conciousness of this chat group. Even though the nay sayers wouldn't admit it, but they need you as an emotional support on the way of success

@pander12 At least my mania is life-optimistic. Party pooper :D

The next news of EQTEC will be either phenomanel or catastrophic. It is so intense and at the same time I have so much fun, because it is the first time I'm so invested in a company mentally and money wise. If the company is getting his Apple Moment. It will be so life changing for me.

@pander12 It is like these toxic relationsships you should take a distance at a certain level. Because mentally this isn't healthy ( and this is my utmost earnest response without insulting someone intentionally) and why is it not healthy? Because information value of the rants every 2 or 3 days doesn't change anything about the situation. You can stand on the street and scream to people " but palumbo lied to me. See my investment it is garbage" and it will be more productive than a chat with 20 guys, who are aware of the situation. Because then you will probably get arrested and then you can scream in the interview for the I don't know Sun? Are you from GB I guess so, "because Pulambo lied to me" and it will have immediatley a brighter effect, because you are going viral. So be a insane person, but not in this chat, show your trueself in public, so may be then palumbo acting different.

@HH77 And still important enough to post a comment. This behaviour is so delusional . We had this in germany 85 years ago.

At least it's nice to see that people are emotionally connected to the company. I mean, look at Foxyjoe. That's passion.

It's funny how people can't stop messing around for more than 3 days until the neurotic phase mentally breaks through

:D for every rant one euro or pounds in the swear jar

Can't you be a bit more productive? Instead of complaining 2000 times about the current management, just contact EQTEC and ask for information and copy the answer into the chat :D? This is the way, guys, instead of the neurotic behaviour

@BurrenBoy They are in the test phase with their recently built plant. As far as I know, there are no further contracts. Of course there are people who are happy about the progress because there is news and progress. But EQTEC is at a much higher level with its business partners, the construction of plants, its technology and all the experience that comes with it. The progress seems to be faster, but they are just starting to utilise their technology. Something EQTEC probably already did a decade ago. It is possible that Powerhouse will face the same problem as EQTEC in the future, namely finding investors that are reliable, professional staff trained in this technology, etc. etc. Just looking on the sp per share doesn't help. Because that can change with a finger snip

@burrenBoy Yes, even if the technology worked, few would invest in eqtec in times of economic and political crisis. Because it's not a no brainer. Because the investment you have to make is immense. You need the investment and the political support of the government of the country concerned, the authorisation of the authorities, all the components from the supplier (which they probably don't have in stock, but only on call). You need specialised personnel who can assemble these components and maintain them around the clock, and so on and so forth. What you are doing is a ‘milkmaid's bill’ in German. I think in English it would be a naive facial expression. The only valid argument is that the communication is poor and you and some others are confused and angry about it. I can understand and sympathise with this attitude. Instead of criticising the company or management in chat, perhaps you should be bombarding Palumbo with demands for updates via email or phone.

Dude did you bet your pension or your mortgage for your house with the investment in EQTEC :D?

I hope so. I want to feel the emotion when an investment is successful. So I can brag that my investment was a success and call myself an investment entrepreneur while silencing my critics for my poor stock market decisions in the past. And when people ask me how I got rich. The only answer I can give is: ‘I don't know. Investing in Apple was too boring’.

@bnino33 "mismanaging so called projects and funds" . they had to file a lawsiut against logik developments and many investores withdraw of projects, because of corona and the ukraine war or weren't very reliable . there was and there are certain risks call it want you want, but crying about eqtec missmanagement is bull****, if you ignore the circumstances. if eqtec is a lost case for you why even bother? there are 1000 of stocks who are probably a better choice to invest in.

But what disregard? What I read from Pulambos statements about the situation is that businesspartners are not eager to invest despite what was negotiated before and they pulled out of many projects, because of all the crisis + may be somekind of learning phase for the approvements of legal issues, because of certain laws and requirements in specific countries. + they have to improve their tech. Of course the management isn't perfect, but they are flexible enough to change the strategic long term goals of the company with somekind of success . Everything depends on the near future, until then wait and cry in silence. You can carry out the hate parade after the company has failed and become insolvent. It all just take time and this is a goliath task, which have to be solved with ( I believe) 28 working people in different countries.

It is just the momentum. You can critize the economic state of the company and just observe the company as a economic biotop, but as I said before the whole world economy is in a recession. The invest climate is bad and when businesspartner are inefficient your options as a fairly new company are limited ( again EQTEC is a tech company. It doesn't sell eggs in the supermarket) . The share price is actually no indicator if the management does a good or bad job, if you include the circumstances for the past 5 years the company is in, because this value is imaginary it just mirrors the trust of the investors. It is rather you believe in the tech and the potencial or not. The only point I critize is the communication, nothing else. Because if you only look on the share price you are crying because of the loss of the money you invest and just for the sake of it. You have no solution for the whole problem. But if you are smart enough to understand that this investment was a high risk high reward investment, it doesn't make any sense to cry about the shareprice, because you knew from the beginning at the start of your investment that you can loose this money in an instant. If this isn't the case. Don't invest money in the stock market. But crying for sake of crying in the internet doesn't build pressure on the company nor on the success of the company. It is just an unhealthy addicted behaviour. Like crying for loosing a bet in horse racing.

I mean, if all the naysayers are wrong with their moaning and lamentation. Will you write Pulambo an apology letter with a red kiss-lipstick on it?

@Foxyjoe And what consequences do you draw from this?

The really sad thing is that adults cry for years instead of drawing the consequences and simply selling the shares they own. But no, you have to whine and repeat the same phrases day after day, month after month, year after year and for what? Because of your unfulfilled expectations and money that is long gone, but apparently the hope remains that everything will get better in the future. But I don't understand why you have to cry if you decide to hold the stock. It's so illogical. There are toddlers who behave better in the supermarket when their mum says: ‘No, Jeremy Pascal, you're not getting the sweets’. It feels so neurotic and contradictory.