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Latin so Roman .. I’ve seen Brad quote it a few times ( Latin).. I remember it from my business/Law degree back in the day!

This seems to me like constantly shuffling a pack of cards but still only being Dealt the jokers

Should be looked at over the mid/longterm .. but here and many other AIM shares it not even over the short term .. it’s over hours, days or weeks but definitely not months hence why most make a lose.. Many do little research and follow a spike jumping in …then wonder why they are holding a stock that has dropped Alarmingly and are left holding the baby as they say.. I guess it’s all about choices.. patience wins the day in most cases unless they were a basket case in the first place!

Ok then let’s call it …* dodgy ??

* credible

The Aim is fraught with danger... there are many Charlatans, Spivs and thieves a running doggy lifestyle businesses . And a few credibility opportunities.. hopefully Tlou will turn out to the latter. None of us no how long we've got left ....so both of you two have as good at chance as any of us ....Ceteris paribus

You only have look at his performance across the businesses he’s involved in .. excessive Salaries, poor performance .. high levels of dilution and debt and tanking share prices ! And awful businessman for his shareholders but a good businessman for himself and his directors club .. IMHO

I really don’t see how being paid money you’ve been owed for years is anything more that it is .. how this has taken so long to get the cash is beyond me. In normal business practice this debt would have been sold on to a debt agency after a few months of failed payments.. ok you wouldn’t have got the full ticket amount .. but would have got 2/3 at present day values .. when you take current inflation into account the extra money you’ve get now has been ravaged by inflation anyway

How not to run a business …..but the directors are still in place …..why? Diluted to death and excessive debt levels.. it’s unbelievable… Geoff ………IMHO

They will need to develop another gas field for that and all the infrastructure, poles and wires power plant etc .. so would Need a hefty chunk of capital to do that..but with an agreement to buy x MW per year in place I don’t see finance being a problem. But probably 3-5 years until that is likely to happen .. if at all .. but it does show how big the project’s potential is.. with a good headwind and plenty of good wi!l

'Never too much' if you've got enough gas sitting in the ground

I guess they could build LNG at Tlou then transport it by road.. that may be cheaper than importing ..I know sound energy are doing that in Morocco to supply some areas of the country and are looking at building a pipeline to for others and to export to Spain I believe

The price is rising on relatively small trade volumes which does suggest as I said before most if not all are holding firm . and what free float there is gradually being eaten into . Very Long way to go but I feel this is very positive .. showing the raise was done a very cheap rate and hopefully future ones will be much closer to the true value of the share at that time .

Things take time for full roll out in an organisation like the NHS …… But

Our independent committee has rapidly assessed the evidence for this simple swab test and NICE is conditionally recommending it be used within the NHS while further evidence is generated.

“The costs associated with hearing loss to the NHS are high, so driving an innovation like genedrive into the hands of health and care professionals to enable best practice can also ensure that we balance the best care with value for money, delivering both for individuals and society as a whole.”

Ralph Holme, Director of Research and Insight at Royal National Institute for Deaf People, said: “RNID is thrilled that this new rapid test, which we helped to kickstart, has been approved by NICE and can now be used to save the hearing of hundreds of babies a year across the UK.

So it’s more than likely to be rolled out throughout the NHS … and Europe one would think why wouldn’t it be ?

Our independent committee has rapidly assessed the evidence for this simple swab test and NICE is conditionally recommending it be used within the NHS while further evidence is generated.

“The costs associated with hearing loss to the NHS are high, so driving an innovation like genedrive into the hands of health and care professionals to enable best practice can also ensure that we balance the best care with value for money, delivering both for individuals and society as a whole.”

Star …Why would anyone spend so much time trying to tell everyone how bad their investment in this company is and how unlikely it is is to be successful. Spending day after day trying to find any scrape of evidence however remote or weak to prove this!.. it’s a nonsense for all to see! … and bordering on pathetic really!

And your point is ?

Going forward (mean in the future) and it‘s highly likely it will be ! But don’t let that stop your way of seeing thing!

Its a net saving not cost over time (opportunity cost ) even the NHS will see that. And also what about the impact on a child who is made profoundly deaf unnecessarily going forward. There's also the possibility of lawsuits for this failing to adopt NICE best practice, which may occur in the near future. I know if my child was made deaf unnecessarily i would be suing the health authority

I guess it’s all about resource's Brad and keeping control of everything at once . Tlou has a very small management/directors team currently. And not sure how easy it would be to expand that enough in Botswana to attacks a number projects at once , Without losing control of finances .. TG might once the project is proven start to address this… but after the rough ride to date . I think this is the sensible approach… after all without this approach in the past I doubt if this project would still be going!