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"No more excuses."

Agreed. But no idea what this means

"The SP cannot tolerate further failure to deliver on schedule"

"If the Maersk trial was successful"

Erm....as a fuel trial it was unarguably successful. As a trial that would lead to a commercial contract, it was clearly unsuccessful since it didn't do that.

"a signed contract with Morocco"

It would also enable Quadrise to raise money by borrowing.

Why are you questioning the void? Information is contained in previously released RNSs.

"I think we can all agree that all segments of possible commercial avenues are key to QED's success, but as much as MSC is a key focus for most, I certainly wouldn't downplay the Moroccan trial or pit it as a small fry compared to MSC."

I genuinely, honestly, think the size of any project is completely irrelevant. I absolutely don't care about which contract Quadrise gets, whether the other fail completely, or anything else. All I'm interested in is that Quadrise gets a commercial contract, and soon. They can deal with the rest after that.

"When QED can assure ii’s that it’s not a basket case currently priced to fail, then the sp will increase into the pence, the teens and beyond."

Agreed, apart from the II part. It'll be individual investors (which will appear on the books as Hargreaves or whatever) who will pile in.

Our old friend will need to start selling those blocks of bitumen again

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-67153460

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Give it a rest Indigo"

Immediately, when someone answers the question

Who did the guy sell the shares to?

"The trial would run for around a week on each fuel, making 2 weeks in total."

And would these trials necessarily be back to back or would there be some intermission between them to allow for preparatory work or something?

"it was a gamble worth taking ."

It is, definitely. Not definite that you won't lose your money of course, but the odds are hugely in your favour at this price.

"The SP shows what a joke the AIM market can be when a £20 trade can drop a SP by 18%."

I agree with the post except it isn't the AIM market, it's the size of the stock. The AIM just contains a lot of these small stocks (on purpose). Stocks that can't even get onto an exchange like OTC stocks are so much worse. But this is a great opportunity to remind people to disregard the share price and focus on the company.

Actually, that's too depressing. Go for a walk or something.

It's the weekend. Market is closed.

"But the confirmed and actual start of the MSC trial with the refiner/blender/bunkerer on board"

What is the status of this as of now? What are we waiting for currently?

Indeed. Half of those 4 years were a waste. But I'll take his point regarding a couple of years of close collaboration.

And then....is the thing. It works, everyone is happy it works. And then what, and it what probable time scale. At a guess.

By doing what?

"Who cares?"

Exactly correct.

Same reason it's up 12.5% this morning on no news.

A properly edited, properly formatted, investors fact sheet on Quadrise. Why to invest as it were. Up to date, completely factual, not shying away from past failures but calling them the vicissitudes of fate as they are....oh and publicly available and only a single sheet of PDF.