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"I couldn’t find any news stories about a person being found bound to a flagpole outside a police station with a tattooed confession on their chest in the UK. It sounds like a dramatic and unusual scenario, but it doesn’t appear to be a real event reported in the news."

The *second* worst thing about this lack of news are these posts.

"it's pretty pathetic when on a public bulletin board you can't express a free opinion "

Come now, you can and you have. And I don't disagree with many of your opinions. However, the ones I have an issue with are the ones that call into question the core viability of the company or the ability of the company board to *ever* succeed. Now...it may be true that these points are true but if you believe them, it's unquestionable that you shouldn't be invested. That's all.

"Then that same would have to apply to everyone."

No, monkey - only those who don't believe the leadership of the company will lead it to eventual success.

I said all this. Any legitimate interest (which includes as long as that legitimate interest lasts).

"These regulations require companies to disclose inside information that could impact the market price of their securities. "

Any company can delay the disclosure of any information for any amount of time for any legitimate interest of the company so long as confidentiality is maintained.

"If an analysis of past RNS’s and their frequency"

I don't think that's a thing.

1.6% is absolutely nothing

Https://www.ft.com/content/4de2e9ec-4c81-4fd6-a77c-ba8640bcf9ff

Come on Cargill - I know where you can bolster those profits!

And I should add to "no one else beating us to the punch with future fuels" - I am under no illusions about this company since I first purchased about a decade ago. But I have no doubt at all that the first roll out of a true marine future fuel will be us and ours. There's no sign of anyone else even close.

"getting on with it"

No they aren't. No one is. Someone's putting old chip pan grease in their engines. Wow. No one, and I mean no one, has beat us to the punch with future fuels.

In my past business endeavours I've always noted that the best business model is, quite similarly, a *subscription* model. Whether it's commercial side big business or your Netflix monthly payments, subscription is almost always better - beyond anything else it makes the sale price of a business so much higher than simply pointing to the revenue a non-subscription model business happened to achieve in the past

Irrespective of the profoundly disappointing MSC debacle (I think debacle is the right word at the moment) I am still very positive about the general direction of the company. My long and often painful experience with the company has meant that any timeline we're offered I will double or triple in my own mind, but it does seem to be getting there. I'm not really bothered whether the share price is 1.5p or 2.2p on a given day. I can feel the relative optimism or otherwise on this board when the share price changes these minor amounts but they both reflect the same sort of sentiment - the reality is the market cap is comically low and that doesn't change whether it's 15 million or 40 million.

I also want to know what we're *realistically* expecting now, and when. I miss 46G's timelines.

"By my calculations"

What are they? How much are Quadrise likely to get per barrel?

"now we seem to have a large group of shareholders who are sick fed up of this share and looking to trim down exposure, or get out completely"

Absolutely no evidence of this whatsoever. Completely made up.

"Or perhaps you have an alternative to QED's solution"

This is a very real question to which there may be an answer. There are many who complain about the leadership of the company and certainly there is much to complain about but there has never been any sort of solution that I've seen posited with any sort of realism (bar, perhaps, employees working below market rates or some such nonsense).

How long does it take to get 100 barrels out the ground? Doesn't sound like a lot. Have they started?

"Jason sounded really excited"

Things I now discount

1. Excitement

2. Confidence

3. Imminently

4. Just around the corner

China's new renard standards, “Production of rebar with the new standards will increase per annum vanadium nitrogen consumption by roughly 15%,”

https://www.fastmarkets.com/insights/chinas-new-rebar-standards-may-deal-another-blow-to-domestic-steelmakers/

And

"Why Scotland is at the heart of a global vanadium battery revolution,"

https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/24477540.invinity-grows-vanadium-battery-revolution-motherwell/