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He's all three. And seriously underwater, which is why forced to risk a 10 year prison term for fraudulently inciting mugs to rescue him.

The co doesn't want suspension. It knows the reason why it should be. So soes the fca, but can't be bothered with minnows, even though this one has lost investors tens of £millions and continuing listing will lose them even more

Approaching fast. Not far from 4p now, when cash warrant holders won't bother and Krugel won't get their cash. He'll be bust. And fca won't have any need to decide what market sector it should put QDE into.

With copper slowly but seemingly surely approaching $12000/tonne, you'd have thought a few Aussies would be sniffing around.

Yes, I know $13,000 is probably necessary these days. Even so, there must be some with an eye on the future.

Its revenue. Not profit. And you haven't discounted it over its life. Childish way to value a miner

Of course we know the fca is not quite a bright as you Mr TraderMan. But I think they might eventually, and painfully, conclude that your moniker is sone sort of guide to your motive.

Interested to see the fca's acknowledgements of your 'blowing the whistle' on your professionally qualified betters Mr TraderMan. Have they told you they are piling up evidence against them ? Need to know to so as to prepare our defence .

"It's not just the data centres it's all the other sites their getting up and running hindlip should be first half of next year see what else they got planned. It only takes 1 RNs to improve the price"

Pardon Me. What 'all' other sites would that be ? Not tumbled to the fact I suppose, that Hindlip is 75% owned by Powertree who has has a £4.5m loan to Hindlip that has to be repaid out of the mere £1 million a year profit it might produce if lucky, and that Mast gets only 25% of what little is left. Pyebridge is similar owing £2million to Riverfort. Any others will be even less value to Mast because it has no cash to buy even 25% of them. On top, any little left for Mast shareholders will have to be shared among nearly 290 million shares.

But it seems numbers don't mean anything to your airy fairy method of investing. So good luck with it.

Mr Trader. Do you think the fca doesn't know who are the market abusers here and who are merely telling the truth. Your drivelling inability to understand the evidence and distort it is digging your own grave. You have yourself given the fca the evidence it is you and your chums who are trying to abuse the market. Note well, that the fca has plenty of evidence to nail Krugel. When they do, you and your chums will be aiders and abetters.

Cash from the remaining warrants is only enough to get Mast out of insolvency with less than £5million over 'to expand' - which costs almost £1 million per megawatt. But looks unlikely most will bother. If they do, they'll sell immediately, pushing the shares down even further and making more warrants cash less and less likely. Ironic really. Mast couldn't even get the 'death spiral' financing most pre-toast companies can get. This warrants wheeze was the last resort, but leads to an even more vicious death spiral

When that happens Mast really will be toast. No one will cash the remaining warrants so Mast won't get the cash it desperately needs. Expect a few more desperate last gasp 'agreements' with Mickey Mouse 'major global players'.

Err ! Mr Trader Man. What 'big player' would that be ? Lead us to him/her/it.. So kind !

You think 60p and some 390 million shares for a near insolvent, nil track record company forced to give away over 95% of its shareholders interests to outsiders , is 'normal' ?

Sadly, I think any 'normal' person would consider your thinking to be far from normal.

Not unreportable. To sell warrant shares a holder has to notify Mast to exercise them, so Mast knows the full picture. The 2.99% cap is irrelevant if a holder exercises and sell immediately- as he would- otherwise no point exercising . Next two months will see more and more uncertainty as remaining half warrant expiry approaches, and whether enough to get Mast out of hock. The lower the shares, the less incentive to cash and the less cash for Mast. So watch for more and more wheezes to keep the gullible faithful.

LSE still getting it wrong, so market cap looks too low. Actual no last week is over 83 million. When all pre-paid warrants are admitted (as will have to be) by their expiry in Jan, there will be at least 104 million, and if Mast gets the cash it desperately needs from half the cash warrants by their expiry in Jan, at least 221 Million. Even then, after its current year losses, it will still be near insolvent.

James Simon is the same blockhead who was buying Met1 all the way down. Its shares have been bumping around the same bottom price for three months now, as they were before its own Warrants scam in Feb. Mast is not quite at the same stage yet. When its remaining six month warrants aren't taken up in Jan, it will be bust.

Pile of dead cats has been hoarded last few days. They'll be deployed tomorrow. Dead again the day after.

Never heard of facts and figures being referred to as 'crap' before. Funny that.

What's that tragic screeching noise I hear pervading the ether ? Wailings and gnashings of teeth methinks from the depths of Trader's little lair.

How can anyone persist in his delusions against all the solid information piling up ? Its a mystery. Only feasible answer is he's been let out of an institution for those with learning difficulties.