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Isn't it already poor. No-one is taking the bait from the strategic review so that just leaves the share price to continue its southernly trajectory. CH and CC are out of any spin but given their history nothing would surprise if there was a placing/death spiral funding agreed.

Why would a major shareholder presumably with greater access to info from Mr "the Chinese always have a plan" Poulden decide that supposedly being on the cusp of good news warrants them bailing out. Maybe they know that this will forever be just a lifestyle company.

What are the odds that come close to the end of August there will be yet another extension for the banking payments. Guess the BIOX plant gremlins will continue to raise its ugly head.

Fully expect more false dawns from those at the helm. Dangling of Circum liquidity event (how long has it been since GR first made such utterances), RHA production (by the time anything constructive happens fully expect the commodity market to have turned and GR will call upon another excuse from his exhaustive repertoire), Zulu (the new lithium saviour before GR uncovers another commodity to exploit shareholder dilution). As for actually keeping a handle of finances then the frequency with which suspensions now materialise does not leave much room for comfort.

When did the esteemed directors commence this strategic review to finally explain how they will generate real shareholder value. The lack of takers surely says it all. CH and CC must be ruing the restrictions imposed on their ability to continue the dilution gravy train.

So it seems that the new vogue is for there to now be a strategic partnership to resurrect sentiment. Given the appalling communications to date and the reluctance of anyone to agree to a commercial deal after some 15+ months then I will not hold out much hope. More likely for Mr Short and cohorts to announce another bout of dilution.

If a company is being heavily shorted can someone advise why/how the afflicted company never appears on the official FCA list of shorted companies. It just seems like a very feeble excuse to explain the poor performance of a BoD.

IRP ECHO and the 25 bag had the twitteratti on board. EDL will never have that kind of traction.

Another side step by Mr Reynolds before any tangible progress. Extraordinary that there has still been no feedback to the sales progress. Can only speculate that this lack of news coupled with the ongoing cash burn means that shareholders should be primed for yet another round of dilution.

Almost time for the school summer exodus so guess Mr Poulden will soon be announcing another round of dilution.

A late in the day RNS Operations Update after the markets opened to convey issues again with BIOX plant. A long wait ensues for sentiment to change, if ever.

Is the company now running on fumes and due a dynamic duo, CH and CC, specialty dilution. Hard to see any positives as the share price heads lower and lower.

This stewardship of GR says it all with this latest suspension. Is there a CFO overseeing anything? Seems more and more like GR is CHAIR, CEO, CFO et al. Guess we can wait for GRs "imminent" return from suspension.

Unbelievable, $3m on admin. On a par with the current market cap. BoD must believe that they are FTSE100 executives. Going nowhere.

What is the commercial opportunity for this IP Video Observer as to my layman eyes the consumer market has no interest. This seems further proof that their product is niche to their existing business model. By the historical evidence that does not have the commercial traction first vaunted as even IPSOS are underwater, closing in on 50%. Further proof that anything from Mr Reynolds and endorsed by TW are sure ways to lose you money with the one possible exception of OPTI.

How can anyone be excited that the only way GR could secure investment was via another AIM minnow. If ever there was evidence that despite all the protestations that we are sitting on great assets we somehow cannot get investment from major institutions. That tells the real story.

GR has surpassed himself as we head lower and lower. With no source of funds it cannot be long before he announces a new round of death spiral investment.

No doubt some will be excited by "has the potential to be transformative". However given the impeccable timing before the AGM and the historical evidence over the past year in Mr Short's inability to actually commercialise the coal despite the favourable circumstances then I'll retain a healthy pessimism that we shall see any accretive shareholder value.

A soft interview says it all and for how much. Guess the lurking AGM is the reason for his charm offensive. Alas he'll have to have real answers pretty soon.

Mr Poulden surpasses himself with yet another round of dilution when there is still no traction in either of his three dangling fruits of opportunity. Guess it will not be long before Mr Winnifrith pops up with some positive smoke signals of distraction. Strange how SXX prospered after his departure. Wonder why?