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Ouch!! Someone got fed up with SYN, maybe that's he who should not be named selling up his last tranche?

I may have missed it, but did Novum / Quint sell SYN? how do you know?

For me, this interview wasn't about pumping the share price up, but more supporting the share price from falling further.

* depleted well

There was lots of great news in the interview, and also comments about not focusing too much on flow rates from a deleted well. It was a proof of concept for the fracing rather than total focus on flow rates,

It's about a steady rise with the price holding until news is confirmed

Price on the move, maybe the ShareTalk interview is in the can

T72

The RNS clearly states Mr Paul Ryan as the purchaser. I'm not sure anyone did think it was Noel

This BoD are certainly showing belief in Edenville, albeit just under £2000

I still stick by my 07 Oct 2022 21:43 post that I expect some news this week as I expect Roland isn't happy seeing the price where it is.

My own opinion is that anyone wishing to get in at these levels should do so this week. Not investment advice, just my opinion, do your own research and all that.

...at these prices before any good news begins to flow? Thoughts?

And why, pray tell, are there issues with that individual?

Digger, we will see once all the stockpiles of ROM are used up and they have to go back and feed the machines not from stock piles. Whilst one month at 4,000 is great it is as Noel said the consistency of producing 4,000 tonnes a month that matters.

EngTZ, Most of what you say doesn't really matter, your words are like saying the digger can only do 10 miles to the gallon. At the end of the day each part of the process will have it's own efficiency numbers, but what is important is what was stated in the RNS yesterday

"output from the wash plant has averaged 14.87 tonnes of washed coal per hour"

So it doesn't matter about efficiency, mpg etc etc because they all the efficiencies combine to get the coal through the machine, all that matters is the amount of coal that is spat out at the end of the process. We now have a stated fact on this "14.87 tonnes of washed coal per hour"

Well, the podcast is encouraging. I'll have to listen to it again, but the one thing I remember is that he said he would come back at the end of the month with actual facts/ figures.

It's a 50/50, but if he comes back with 4,000 tonnes and a set of new customers this isn't going to be sat at 14p for long.

If you want to average down, and are prepared to take a gamble on him coming back with good news, you have between now and the end of the month in my opinion. Do your own research and make your own mind up.

T72, did you just treat yourself to 10 more shares?

If the next RNS confirms 4,000 tonnes a month, a customer base and higher gate coal prices this will go nuts, in my opinion.

Today we still have some jam to sort out

Bull, what's not to like

They have to get to 4,000 tonnes a month
They have to get a higher price for the coal
"believes a potential customer base"

The facts that are in the RNS are good, but there is still jam tomorrow to prove, but we are on the cusp

Writing a paper about a pre-clinical study and presenting it at a conference is not the same as having a product that the big pharma's want to buy. ROQ are, in my opinion, about 12 months off of being in a position to offer the big pharma's something. The big companies will let ROQ spent the money developing medicines and once proved via clinical studies will be ready to buy ROQ. Waking up and smelling coffee is one thing, but banging on about ROQ in in some cases multiple times a day doesn't help anyone and, for me, desensitises any news that comes along.

Time to make money elsewhere and come back to ROQ.

It is great that they actually RNS'd that the machinery is working again and has been overhaul.

If we extrapolated the current production figures to get us to 4,0000 tonnes over whole month, so if we do the maths "output from the wash plant has averaged 14.87 tonnes of washed coal per hour, consistent with the initially targeted cumulative monthly output of approximately 4,000"

4,000 / 14.87 = 268.99, let say 269 hours, so it has to run 269 hours a month at 14.87 tonnes per hour to get to 4,000 tonnes. (yes they may get more per hour but lets go with the facts as they are presented)

So 269 / 8 hours a day means 33.625 days, so we know they are running it at more than 8 hours a day.
So 269 / 9 hours a day means 29.8 days a month running
So 269 / 10 hours a day means 26.9 working days, which gives them 3 or 4 days off a month to make it up to 30/31 days per month
Or 269 / 11 hours a day means 24.45 days of running giving them 5 or so days off a month.

Currently we haven't hit 4,000 tonnes, 4,000 tonnes is still jam tomorrow as it stands today but it is more positive.

It is great to hear that it is expected (note the expected) higher price for coal, but again positive news.

We need the cash, in my opinion desperately to stop a placement. The "planned servicing and repairs on the main machinery and wash plant at the Rukwa site, as well as the purchase of two additional trucks"..."Further refinements to operations will continue over the coming weeks"...."The Company is also ensuring an inventory of spare parts is amassed at site" are not cheap. We need coal out the gate and money in the bank asap or we will need a placement.

All in all some strong actual facts enclosed in the RNS with a layer of jam tomorrow.

UP 25% but I wonder how many will cash in on their profit by the end of the day and thus where we will be at the end of the day. I hope they don't use today's rise to get a placing away.

The 4,000 tonnes and new contracts will be the news that keeps the price up.