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Some very cheap residues will be coming on stream no doubt.

Best see Burbles latest misings of what that could potentially mean to an EPS figure!

This explains it much better than I can... http://bit.ly/2FNrkx2

They must be getting scared, the message must've gone round the whatsapp group to try and destabilise the sentiment. first Frazer and Godfrey, now Corpral Jones has piped up! :D

An excellent explanation of todays RNS from the iii artist formerly known as TheHog2 over on the shareholders forum ( http://bit.ly/31U6mpQ )

"I'm afraid I don't have time to read all the comments here (I have had nearly 50 private messages which probably said the same things) , but my quick glance here shows that JPM has things about right:

"I view this news as a huge positive, it’s all about the future and ensuring staff and board are rewarded. There would be no point to this RNS unless the board knew the company had a future and the fact they’re doing it now is highly significant. "

This is correct in many ways, options vesting at 25% now and 25%pa over the next three years is about reward and retention during this critical period. They can't be sold unless, exercised, and paid for, with the associated CGT liability. And most importantly the non vested portions can be withdrawn on poor performance. Also most importantly they will be worthless if the company fails.

They have long exercise periods exactly because the most likely time to exercise them would be on the sale of the company. Non execs have 8 years, as they would all loose their positions on takeover. The execs have 10 years as they usually end up staying on inside a new company for a while.

I would have preferred us to know the performance targets to be met, but really I think we can guess. But I do know that no remuneration committee would dare to issue these options without the approval of the major holders. They have put in the bulk of £50+ millions between them over the years and have far more to loose than us, and they are bound to have inside knowledge. So if they are relaxed, then hopefully, so can we be.

I have a suspicion about the 7.5p price that I would like to share. These agreements tend to take months to agree and I have a strong suspicion that they were inked in when the sp was far lower. The catch 22 is of course had they been agreed now at say 21p by the time they finally got to RNS the sp might have been 60p so they would seem cheap at any point . Of course, as I wrote above, if they cock the job up they won't be worth anything so there is a big incentive to achieve.

So do I expect a hot RNS tomorrow? I have no idea. What I do know is if the company is failing there would have been no point in the whole exercise.

I, for one, won't be laying in bed worried about their options tonight. "

Yes, poor Lionel, I must admit, he was SO viciously attacked (which I might remind, was by suggesting that selling MSAR isn't at all like selling double glazing!) I'm surprised I'm not on an assault charge by now! ..Snowflaking is a classic sealioning tactic by the way. But still, he's been invested in here since 2014,no, 2013, no 2014.. Yeah right.
It's like watching episodes of 'Dads Army' on here sometimes, we just cant occasionally resist tuning in to watch for the same old 'we're doomed' lines! It's the same old cast that pop up too, they were here in December if you remember, helpfully warning us not to invest in the Open offer (up nearly 200% now BTW!)

So, what happened this week with the SP then? A common theme on the forum is that the MM's received a sizeable buy limit order and they needed stock, so they pushed the price down to trigger some stop losses, this started some panic selling and more stop losses which freed stock. By Monday afternoon, the Dad's Army cast were out in full force! Then, surprise, surprise, a £43k order appears on Tuesday morningand the price starts recovering ..Funny that! Just guess that's accepted practice to be wary of!

Sorry Snowflakes, REAL QFI investors are a seasoned lot, we fully get the product and it's game changing potential and that game is now certainly afoot!

So, who do you think you are kidding Mr Fancy/Brookemia/etc.etc?

No Dig at you intended there Nimrod but I await the "where are they going to get all the water" posts ;-)

Yes, QFI have said all along that waste water from the refinery process can also be used, Crude oil can contain up to 1% water, any more and there's a risk of excessive corrosion in the refining process. So, roughly, if the percentage of residue left at the end of the process is over 3% of the crude, additional water would be required for MSAR manufacture!

Rabigh 3 Desalination plant in KSA will be able to produce over 131 Million gallons per day of desalinated water. 20k for a MMU or three is literally a drop in the ocean. Theres money saved by burning MSAR to power it too!
https://www.aquatechtrade.com/news/aquatech-news/worlds-largest-desalination-plants/

Another Troll concern quashed!

There might be enough leaks to wash the pinnipeds away!

Keep it up Petergar! LoL

A fantastic find by Vince on the forum..
https://ccrc.kaust.edu.sa/KRCFF/Documents/8%20Schrecengost_Diversely%20Fueled%20Power%20Generation%20in%20the%20Middle%20East-min.pdf Read from page 14 and note the similarities of some of the graphics.

Desparate times indeed ..if you're a shorter!

Let me think?.. Perhaps the release of two major RNS's last week with massive potential as explained in the Burble files?

Or is it because there's a 'U' in the month?

Let me think?.. Perhaps the release of two major RNS's last week with massive potential as explained in the Burble files?

Or is it because there's a 'U' in the month?

Sealionel? Classic symptoms. Don't be drawn in BP!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning

A lot of people in a lot of places have no doubt been digesting Burble's latest figures over on the forum!

What's that you say B61? Just ONE MMU operating in license mode for only 18 hours per day is worth a conservative £6.5 Million per year to QFI! ..WOW! ..AND it's worth a heck of a lot more to the customer. No wonder these agents are piling in.

It's all there in black and white bit.ly/2WEBO7E

I wasn't putting you in that 'pop-up' category petergar to be honest! Anyway, thanks for the 'compliment' :-~ ...We notice you haven't been on the forum since all the exciting news started rolling? Perhaps a catch up is in order?

Talking of which, a new 'Burble File' is due to roll soon which should have some interesting figures to say the least.

http://bit.ly/2WEBO7E All genuine investors / interested parties welcome. You'll require a Tapatalk ID. Some corporate members, you'll need to validate your email address and it looks like some mail servers probably put TT stuff straight into your Junk folder so keep a look out for that.

The 'Concern Trolls' will soon need counselling! :)

I wouldn't say it was disrespectful LF, I was probably displaying my ignorance of your business.

But I certainly understand the mechanics and qualities of MSAR and the industries they are targeted at, something you seem unwilling to look into to any depth.

I think where you get peoples backs up is you have a tone reminiscent of many seen on here before (one in particular) who seemed to be on a one man mission to 'educate and save investors from this terrible company'.
So, you haven't answered the initial question, why do you always appear when there is good news?

Spot on salinger.

I'm sure salesmen for commercial property are 'ten a penny' but where do you get 'salesmen' for a potential game changing new synthetic fuel?

There was a question in this vein at a recent AGM (was it you LF?) Which was explained in words similar to Salinger's below by the BOD

Also I don't think Refineries have any front doors that they can knock on!

Lionel, you are about as reliable as a Lada.

you said in January... "QFI MUST pull their fingers out of the ***** and get some real sales people in to the company. "

So, if your current arguments are to have any credibility whatsoever, what do you think Aleph, Al Khafra, Redline, Bitumina, Younes Maamar, and to some degree Freepoint are if they aren't salesmen contracted to secure and deal with customers for MSAR?

The company has totally changed in a year now its released from the 'Low Hanging Fruit' / Big oil mentality of Ian Williams.

..Of course, you could join the shareholders forum to enhance your clearly lacking research?

"For the record I am a long term holder with no short position"

...Klaxon rings!