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"What evidence do you have that their is a big seller ?"

Oh me Sir, please Sir!

None. No evidence.

"Assuming that’s part of why today has been a bit muted again"

For a microscopic four and a half grand bed and ISA? It won't have had any effect at all.

Phil's done a bed'n'ISA.

Sharebel is the absolute worst. Not only is he trying to drag the share down but the usual way to do it is to tell the truth without saying any of the positive aspects or news - he just makes up nonsensical lies and vomits them up here. And worst of all, they don't have any effect. His shorts must be burned constantly.

In other news, I do believe there is a slight but genuine uptick in the share price - we were previously slipping down through the threes but this trajectory seems to have been reversed.

Beyond the actual benefits of these sorts of JV trial contracts, the BD potential is massive. It gets word out in new locations (Australia and Canada here) and among new people - not just the JV company but people in the various companies that work with them.

Notwithstanding Morky's incipient stroke, more information on Reddit.

"which sounded to me like he is far from sure it will start then"

Well this falls between incorrect and downright misleading. He is as sure as it's possible to be. I'm going to get it my car tomorrow and drive my kid to school. Unless I wake up and it's stolen or has burned to a crisp overnight or somebody's slashed the tyres or whatever.

"They must deliver starting next month with installations etc"

A quote from Jason: "well, it won't be April, I'll tell you that for free".

Let us all keep our expectations in check.

With regard to Asia, there was a large finance package of which the MSAR trial was a part and the delay of that finance package (third party) had an effect on us. It should come back with their other projects - it wasn't specific to us/MSAR.

Corporation tax is 25% making the value of the tax losses £15.75M or about 0.78p per share.

For those who might have missed the presentation, a recording can be found on the Quadrise Reddit sub.

Agreed, it's quite an incredible RNS, one where they'd have the opportunity to update the market with either an absence of deadlines or delays (Q2 turns to H2 etc). But they haven't. They've kept to Q2 for everything, which is just round the corner.

"When and if we get LONO we still need to sell it to people that know they need it now"

Those testing it are already waiting customers.

"you would expect companies would have bought us out whilst its still cheap"

I've already dealt with this, but again, we aren't cheap - we're fairly priced - and a purchased would have to offer multiples of the share price in order to accumulate enough to take control and then they'd (most importantly) have to make more out of the company than if it were independent. You could as well say, Amazon uses a lot of trucks and electricity, why don't they buy a truck company or electricity company. Sometimes they might, but only when it's financially beneficial to do so - the numbers are often best to remain a customer. Think how many companies are going in the reverse direction and selling their large property portfolios in order to go back in to rent the same office space.

"year end" depends on what's happened by then. If we've completed a LONO and made Panama and Utah progress, 20p will be dust. We've already hit 8p on less than all of these.

So, it went back down again during the day? That seems maybe the most relevant thing tbh. Maybe wait a few minutes before posting next time.

"Is this the MF article or anticipation of interims causing the rise today?"

Neither. There's been no rise. We're up 2.4% today, within the spread. Down 6.9% on the month. Too small to mention.

I really think being bought out isn't something to worry about. It's broadly a misunderstanding of how buyouts of public companies work. With sufficient funding and a large and long pipeline of business opportunities, it would be very difficult to collect enough shares at a reasonable price do complete a buyout. Consider: an entity offering, say, 15p now for half the shares available. They're not worth 15p! They're worth 3.5p. The buyer would have to offer something wildly beyond market price and have a reason for doing so, a reason for paying dramatically more than the market, in all its wisdom, feels they're worth. For me, a buyout is simply something that won't happen, this isn't the right company for it.

It's so cringe

I'm positive about the interims. Why? Because there exists "news" that isn't RNSable, not because it's secret but because it's progress type news. News that previously announced things are progressing apace isn't something to be separately announced but is something you might hear in an interview or at the interims and I think we'll hear that. Except Morocco. I'm ignoring that to be honest, they're just incredibly slow and I'm not letting it irritate me. Much. But I do believe our various other projects are all systems go.

Even better to take announcements literally and not to extrapolate. "Aim", "goal", "target" etc mean exactly these things and nothing more.

"Stocks need press, PR, excitement"

No. Stocks are equity shares in companies. In order for share prices to increase (beyond short term volatility), the COMPANY needs to be more successful than it was previously. This success will generate higher prices, good public relations, interesting news stories, and general chatter and this will in turn drive prices higher. But it's the progress of the company that is the underlying driver, not banal chatter. Because, with the sheer weight of nonsense chit chat on this board, the share price would be at £10 otherwise.