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Lol is that a joke 🤣
Good first post.
"QED are just not that big or significant at the moment to warrant such an event."
MSC barely are, they got 6 minutes. COP28 is for countries and even then only the big ones and the at-risk ones are really integral.
"however likely the signing of the tripartite agreement coinciding with cop 28 is"
There has been absolutely zero indication that this would happen. Quadrise is not at Cop28 (because there is no evidence they are).
"due to speculation a fuel agreement was going to be signed off at COP28"
We've always done this to ourselves. It's been well over a decade of this.
"when there's a good chance that all the signatories will be in the same place at the same time"
Sorry but I believe Jason is not at Cop28.
Wolferlaf and Crownos, your updates are hugely appreciated, thank you both.
"is the ONE STEP CLOSER something we could be involved in or am I reading too much into it ??!!"
Yes!
"It's did we actually Decarbonise?"
Feels like a massive swipe at Maersk who are the biggest greenwashing con artists I've ever seen.
"I find the Utah complexities and various relationships with Quadrise very confusing."
Yep, I've never really understood the whole thing.
I'm interested in good news for the sake of the company not for the sake of the rally. As long as good news comes, it will be welcome.
Why would a market maker try and keep a share price stable?
In an open market, how do you think a market maker might do this?
"Mm keeps taking in people at 3.2 and then dragging it back down"
No.
So, with regard to midday RNSs, the FCA says that release of market sensitive information should really be aimed at when the market is closed. Obviously you can release information during market hours when you need to, for example in response to something external.
Legally, Quadrise doesn't have to issue an RNS. Quadrise has the responsibility of making sure the market is promptly informed of market sensitive information and RNS is simply a good way of doing that. But it's certainly not the only legal way, if it's a Times headline, that's more than enough. If another company releases the same information, also more than enough.
Shivest, you literally admitted you were a day trader a couple of hours ago. This isn't the place to try and move the market, no one cares.
Guy is sitting in his mum's basement, already 15k underwater on his credit card.
*No one* makes money long term day trading low volume stocks on the AIM.
Yup, buys are now just under 3.3
"commercial scale"
"blue chip company"
"our commercial partners"
Alright, fair enough.
Reminds me of when the LME lost its nickel