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"For clarity, I have posted numerous times since December 23rd but all apparently on threads which have since been removed by the moderators (of which there have been many)."
Rubbish DickyH. I read every message and I don't recall you posting at all. This claim makes you lack credibility.

"BS all BB speculation is grown from hope rather than reality. It gets nurtured then it catches fire then the flames are fanned and then……ashes. What rises next?"
Crap NGR and you know it.
The speculation on this board was based on BT's and Edison's communications.
I will dig them out for anyone that wants them, but not for you because you already know, and are quite simply lying.

"NGR - Teading thru these BB’s you seem the most grounded business wise poster."
Monty, you think this because you are ignorant of the history of what has happened. NGR is trying to brush it under the carpet for some reason.

"It's hardly rocket science. An inflection point is the turning point of a business due to a significant change. That change is settling a dispute, being paid for it and validating the IP so we can monetise elsewhere over time."
Disingenuous. Rubbish.
If the inflection point was perceived to be a good thing then the share price would have gone up.
If BT had intended the inflection point to be perceived as a bad thing he would not have presented it as he did.

"I'm with you NGR. Some of the petulant rantings are going too far. Some obviously got their knickers in a twist thinking they were getting a Toyota for Christmas and were disappointed when they got a toy Yoda. You win some, you lose some. That's the nature of investing in loss making companies."
Idiot or ignorant.

"Instead the minute the SP went ballistic specifically due to speculation on these very boards, he stepped in."
The speculation on these boards was based entirely upon what BT has himself said.

"orders anticipated by the end of 23"......is that accounting FY23 or CY23?"
BT doesn't have a clue when.

Never has so much been written by someone who have so little to say. Same old, same old… Did this even warrant an RNS?
… And the market seems to think so too. No change. Company equals cash value.
Nobody believes anything you have to say Mr Tenner!

What are the chances of compensation via Nanaco's Professional Indemnity cover?

Gigwitty was a fraud, and he's been removed. NGR is available though.

"As with Conservative politicians there will be a job after the job waiting for those who help friends get rich."
Not so easy if your reputation is dragged through the mud. Even if nothing comes of this, where there's smoke there's fire... And I wouldn't vote him onto the board of any company I held shares in.

"How has BT benefitted from this? Financially for example."
Secure job, for example? Or so he hoped.
Bitcoin? We will never know.

I will be voting the Board out if we get the chance. No undue rewards either. How do we push for a vote?

Will Brian Tenner find it easy to walk into a new top job?

Apologies... I thought that only a commercial contract could drag this share out of the gutter... Perhaps a new CEO might give us a small lift.

Could this mean that Gigwitty was wrong, and perhaps the BoD aren't entirely beyond reproach? Surely not?

Hard to believe how BT could take this company from being in such a strong position with almost certain prospects (having Samsung by the balls).... to being such a worthless company with utterly unknown prospects.
Unbelievable.

What is the chart? Does it factor in the cash value of the company? 10p is a nonsense ... that won't happen for a few more months

BT won't answer any questions he doesn't want to. He will (like he did the other day) say things like "the litigation settlement was multiples of the value of the company when he said it was"... but he will forget to point out that as the share price grew from that point, he continued to say the litigation would be multiples of the value of the company, and in recent months it was a lie.

The other day my mate was bidding on a car. It was £200 at first and I told him that the car was worth way more than that and he should up his bid. It increased it to £500, and then to £1000 and then to £2000, and then £5000, and each time I said that the car was worth way more than that. Needless to say, he won the bid. The car was only worth £1000 in the end... but you know...

" I doubt the market would be pricing the 2nd payment in until it’s sat in the account (and/or distributed)."
Incorrect. The market will be factoring in a discount to the 2nd payment due to the risk of exchange rate movement, but other than that the 2nd payment is priced in.
The share price is the most stable it has ever been: Very little upside potential and little downside potential, other than the gradual drain of cash on a monthly basis.