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I haven't said this before but for the first time I would like to see quadrise employe a PR company to get us into the mainstream media whether it's a popular science magazine or even the BBC but I have first-hand experience that this sort of thing is possible and really not overly expensive. We have, even right now, a persuasive story to tell and it should be told.

"more value out of it by owning it than by buying it"

By buying the product I mean

Unless it catches them unawares, which is the thing. 40% doesn't come at once. It starts off at 1%, then 2%, then it snowballs. As it does so the share price explodes and it becomes progressively and then exponentially more expensive to acquire. What I've said here before is that in order to acquire Quadrise as a shipping or power company for example, you have to get more value out of it by owning it than by buying it - and it can be difficult to sell fuel to your competitors, it's a conflict of interest. For me, the most likely acquisition scenario is an independent spinoff run by an independent consortium like all the IT technologies (USB, HDMI, Blu-ray etc) or the airline alliances.

"over ten percent of the world's fleet, which sounds relatively small"

Uh...not to me....

"I think there is a long way to go yet off the back of recent news"

I definitely, definitely agree with this. News is no good unless people *know* the news. Our story is simply no widespread enough for the share price to have reached it's potential based even on the progress we've already made. We haven't yet been written about in mainstream publications - this sort of thing will have as much of an effect on the share price as more progress.

"should be we get the expected Morocco successful trial and Valkor money in January"

Finger in the air, feels like there should be 3.5p in this.

"but bought near the top of the market"

I think my original buy price was around the 12-14p mark, about 150k shares in January 2016, but have bought and bought since, one tranche around 1.4p which I felt very clever about. I'm a bit above break even at the moment although it's never mattered to me - I've always been of the opinion I'd sell the majority of my shares post-commercialisation or walk away with nothing. Like a game show. 5p or 10p makes no nevermind to me because I'm equally unlikely to sell at either price.

That's how you know a 12p buy out will never happen

Thank goodness, removed all my stress now

I'd never miss you out fyoz 🎄

To the rampers and the traders and the shorters and the long term holders, the chartists and the researchers, the forum members and the LinkedIn commenters, the endless optimists and the perennial sceptics, a very merry Christmas to you and your families.

Quadrise, from its very inception, has been a company that probably won't succeed but if it does it'll change the world. Except now, for the very first time, the first qualifier has all but disappeared - now Quadrise probably *will* succeed.

"60p that’s a stretch"

Why? Because it would represent an abnormal percentage return? Based on the deals on the table and the likelihood of success, I think it's conservative. By next Christmas all the various trials and negotiations will be concluded, we'll be on the other side at that point.

"If one bought some shares today what they might be next Christmas."

Our Leandra will have returned from her 4000 hour voyage by then. OCP, Panama, Utah, all done. 60p?

"sold out and made 100% and 140% profits respectively"

My dad has sold out with a profit. Nothing like the self esteem you get from being a financial professional and your own dad doesn't take your advice.

"but MMs trying to keep a lid on it"

Using their space lasers, one assumes.

"charts can, and do show, some good"

Do charts ever provide information otherwise unavailable to the rest of the market? If so, why is this secret to/not availed by everyone?

"In your opinion, so probably you think the same way about anyone that just does charting."

I do. I believe the world is round and the moon landing happened and charting is nonsense. Just my opinion. I didn't see anyone here, or anywhere, whose charts in November of this year predicted the price rise we've seen. There were no big positions taken. Charts are nonsense.

"The sage that is Zak Mir"

I, too, am a world class expert at predicting the past

Needle in a haystack.