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Yes this company does have the potential but it still does not get away from the fact that it has nothing to sell. Yes the management can sell themselves/experience, but they do not have a product to sell. If I'm wrong then please explain what they have to sell with the exception of the "Five Year Strategic Review"

Here is the answer i received from ii when I questioned about purchasing BLU: Thank you for getting in touch via secure message.

"The stock BLU is available for trading; however, it is classified as a "phone-only" trade. This means that it cannot be bought or sold online and must be traded by calling our Customer Service Team.

If you would like to proceed with purchasing BLU, please contact our Customer Service Team on 0345 607 6001. Our team is available between 7:45am and 5:30pm, Monday to Friday, to assist you with placing the trade. We trust that we have answered your questions, however please do let us know if we can do anything else for you. You can continue to write to us by secure message. Our response time is usually within a few days, however, in times of high volume, we can take up to 5 days. If your enquiry is more urgent, please call us on 0345 607 6001.

We are open between 7:45am and 5:30pm, Monday to Friday, and 5:30pm to 9pm, Monday to Friday for international trading calls.

Best regards,

Dominika

I've assumed ALRT are not going to be manufacturers, so can I also assume we'll just be the middleman with the government providing ALRT with a contract to find and source xyz ? Would my understanding be correct.

Hi cbeadle, Thank you for the info, I assume you just call them and they'll send you the form........... The only reason I ask is that I received an email from ii which stated that they only offered a "Telephone Only " service for this share.

Ii only allow BLu shares to be purchase via the telephone, has anyone used ii to purchase BLU shares and if so, what was the service like? Cheers.

I'm not selling, I'm just asking a question. Has anyone tried to put a limit sell above the 25% of current share price? Would I put a limit sell on the answer is yes, especially if I wanted to stop short selling.

Hi, ii only allow "Limit Sell" orders @ a max of 25% higher than current share price, do other brokers apply the same rules or is it just ii

Thank you MrH_m. I agree they can win contracts but they won't just be given cash.

No deal is guaranteed.

Can you explain why the government would give a PLC money unless it's for a contract? It might come a across as a stupid question but I honestly don't know. Thank you in advance for your answer.

Thank you steve626 and Serif for providing info with content, so refreshing. Cheers

Can someone please explain why the link that's been posted numerous times has any relevance to UPL

https://dayakdaily.com/sarawak-putrajaya-joint-declaration-affirmed-petros-as-sole-gas-aggregator/

Missing 4m shares from my voting forms! looked through past RNS's but can't see a date regarding when the number of shares owned would have been recorded, does anybody have info on this?

Why do posters have to provide false info.............. What part of 7% down is a "Strong Start". Hopefully it will turn, but for now please just provide factual info.

Looks like he's leaving

Took a couple of goes but just picked up 2.5m shares with ii, not the cheapest but happy for the top up.

Tried selling 400,000 shares with no joy, can't even sell 10,000 all with ii, so definitely not hunting for shares.

And the experts are?

I think you're missing my point Mannnan, I don't mind risk, all I'm saying it's no all straight forward. Why do you think the share value should be higher at this point in time. Anyway, I'm happy to wait as I do believe value will be gained in a month or two. Oh, and when I sell my 8165962 shares I'll be certain too let you know.

Mannnan, your message at 10:44 today "What is the big risk ?......we are just where it started" The big risk is that the drill has problems of some sort. What do you think will happen to the share price if there is a problem, it's hardly like to go up. So the risk is that the share price will go down, that's the risk. Conversely, taking a risk that all will be well ( no pun intended) , a risk i'm prepared to accepted on the basis of a good return. But please don't tell me there is no risk to my capital.