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"Dead right Maidit. You've got the game sussed mate you are the guru of all gurus. Time to fill your boots here mate. Have you heard anything more from Cineworld (where your posts can still be viewed)"

.ANOTHER 'TANKER 'SPECIAL FROM LOSEIT?

We might not have to wait till Annual R release, end April before going sub 1....!!! (As i predicted)

And this year's account won't look good either- watch out for end Aug for the 6 monthy release.

Even if they continue the 60% increase throughout this year, their total gross will be circa 2.50m, of which only 30 % is theirs, so 900,000k,from which the operating costs have to be deducted -around 600k if similar to last years (where they made a great effort to get these down)- then the loans.....they are still looking at another huge loss this year and next.....meanwhile,ask yourself, how are these losses being funded?

Hence the' dire' business model .

End of this month and it'll be lambs to the slaughter ...

SuckO: What don't you understand abouth this company; "having a dire business model?"

As what we say only comes from the financial reporting of this company,( NB: not speciulation or dreaming of double digits), I coudln't agree with you more that it is indeed complete rubbish.

....that way Inept will definately get his 60p a share!

When the sp once again tanks upon release of the Accounts to . of a pee, i would not be surprised to see Peter the MM do a 50-1 share 'consolidation'in desperate efforts to raise (and waste) yet more cash....

To all the investers here, have a very good April Fools day!!!!

"I must say i got a little excited earlier on when they put the right price up of 1.525p for 10 min "

One can only laugh....

I was the one to point out the "elevated international gas prices have temporarily compressed spark spreads (the variance between electricity prices and gas prices." which means they are having to pay out much more in op costs than planned- that is the here and now, whilst waiting for the 'future higher lecy prices".

Only two peeps (the two Petes) dared to point out the emperor has no clothes for months on end because as this 'fundamental concern' (Note : analysts concern, not numty kids blowing all their pocket money) "has been described as having a dire business model in the long term".

Not one of you fans has addressed this point.

.19 a share ,here you come again!!!

Here's a little bit of help:

Share Price Performance: QDE has experienced significant volatility and a challenging 52-week range (roughly 0.19p to 213.50p). It has significantly underperformed the UK market over the past year.

Technical Analysis: As of late March 2026, various moving averages indicate a sell signal, with the price frequently trading around 1.5p - 2.4p, far below previous highs.

Fundamental Concerns: The company has a small market cap (around £3m), limited liquidity, and has been described as having a dire business model in the long term, according to some market observers.

Rebranding and Strategy: QDE has rebranded from Mast Energy Developments and is pivoting towards providing power solutions for AI data centers.

Analyst Viewpoint: There is no official consensus recommendation from major analysts, and some observers describe it as a "Sucker Stock," suggesting high risk.

Verdict: The technical and fundamental indicators suggest caution, with many signals pointing to a "Sell" or "Strong Sell" rather than a "Buy."

I am laughing, Lostit, I can assure you of that!

A little quiz for you: What happends when you mix hot air and wind together?

Ans: you get blown away.

The dust lies in your 'investment.'

Time has already spoken...

Yup..you sure go green once you buy and the price tanks.

PS I meant to also ask you the difficult Q of what you estimate the NAV to be ? Is it essentially worthless up and until they pay the debts off? They presumably own the land on Pye, (no doubt mortgaged) but the recon. generators must have limited shelf life?

Thanks- useful . I just couldn't. find the loan payments adding up tp 870k within the stated 12 month period.

You are quite right re lack of net profit - even without these loan payments -the admin costs + costs of sales together still make a net loss, even after they reduced the spend on the former...

Was that your .69 p buy, Zen? At least you cant loose much, tee hee!

Anyone else see something fishy in this from the june 30 2025 report:

"Pyebridge has drawn c. £2.77m from the finance debt facility with RiverFort, and has repaid c. £870k ..with in. the last 12 months from the sales of electricity plus a VAT refund"

Yet the actual accounts has financial costs as only 177,000 for this 6 months, and the year before -for the full year- has these at only 244k.

So 421k paid over an 18 month period..How does this equate to paying back 870k over 'the last 12 months'?