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Unless I've misinterpreted, the pipeline has yet to be laid. So gas sales won't happen in the short term. Maybe even the medium term.

I would therefore expect a re-rate to 0.6-0.7p over the course of weeks but then the SP will hover there for months until the pipeline is ready. Probably do a current WSBN style fluctuation close to the date gas delivery will start in a will they/won't they impatient rise and fall pattern.

If EME don't sell, once the gas starts pumping, I'd expect a reasonable jump, then a slow, steady climbing SP over time. I'm reluctant to throw out any numbers for this, as I simply don't know at what rate or to what ceiling this could reach.

If EME do sell their full share, we will still get a re-rate but then who knows?

What I'm leaning towards is EME will sell a portion of their 8.5%, maybe like 3.5% or something in which case, again, the SP will climb but will have a lower ceiling, but EME have released funds for other projects while a steady income is still guaranteed over the next decade.

I fully agree, a huge re-rate is coming. But it can take several weeks, possibly even a couple of months. I'm not saying don't be excited. Everyone here invested should be very excited. I'm very excited! Just don't be downhearted if it doesn't happen next week.

No BeardedDragon, I don't believe that is so. It'll finish in a low blue or a low red. But above 0.10p

As others have said. This isn't a case of having incredible potential, the maths currently just does not add up. The MCap must rise several times to accommodate the annual income. When this happens, I can't say. But it must happen.

It doesn't matter if this doesn't rocket up today. Lots of trades from across the day will come in after close. Monday will be a big day. As everyone points out. £5M Mcap. Over £12M annual income. It doesn't add up. Sometime soon, this will get a rerate or get bought out.

Either way, we win.

Gutted I missed this yesterday. Jumped in today and plan to hold long term. Let's see where we are in 12 months.

No brainer* Apologies.

I missed this one today, as I was busy and only gave OBD my attention when I was on my phone. Safe to say I'm jumping in here tomorrow. If it does go down temporarily I can handle that. Getting in around 0.1p when it seems like 0.5p is a conservative estimate is a no trainer. Even if it took to the end of the year or even to the end of next year to hit 0.5p, a 500% increase on an initial investment does not come around often.

Can anyone summarise for those who weren't able to join?

Now let's see if tonight's webinar helps the price out tomorrow.

MILA also got hammered when they produced excellent drill results earlier this month. Sometimes the market reacts completely opposite to how you would expect it to. You just have to patiently hold sometimes.

Surin, I'm not sure what you're seeing, but his logic makes sense to me.

OBD has a fantastic opportunity to sell itself tonight. Which in turn will heighten the SP tomorrow. Now is the perfect time to buy in, or buy more. It's not ramping. It's common sense.

Okay so the webinar tonight to discuss practical implementation of the Episwitch sounds very promising.

If there is any more significant gain in the SP this week, it'll happen tomorrow then.

What's 7pm tonight?

Oldsharedog - glitch in the matrix I think, sadly.

Yesterday was big news. The market knew it and acted accordingly. Today it has settled (possibly retraced).

For those of you worried about this just being a pump and dump. This is not WSBN. It's not a mining stock with only the potential for a win on the cards.

The positive results from the Pfiser trial is just the start. Other companies will want to collaborate. OBD themselves will want to explore the technology in other areas and applications too.

So perhaps now it goes quiet for a time. But it will get loud again. It's just a matter of time.

As I say, let's see where we are at the end of July. OBD had a great day yesterday. Today was quiet.

If it ends red I'll be astonished. A weak blue rise seems likely given all the buys.

Let's see where we are come Friday afternoon. Or by the end of the month. Somehow I can't see yesterday's impressive rise being a one off with all the attention OBD are getting now. You can't ignore results long term.

Dealer55, you're right. The volume has been consistently up all day which makes the sluggish SP growth today a little baffling. If today is a quiet day though, one could do worse.

The buy to sell ratio alone should have made this rise rather than fall today. Once the MMs stop fiddling about behind the scenes, this will continue it's upward trajectory.

Please can you link the report Cricket81?