the big dilemma, page-19

.''On the contrary, I actually believe in this technology and I understand that Glenn Fozard and the rest of the board have a huge task ahead of them, and I have chosen to back them and am simply looking forward to more clarification that I think is forth coming ...I also believe that the options are underwritten which will give the company working capital and as such I am not supporting all this dooms day oh the sky is falling in until I receive more clarification....and interesting to see that wall of support,

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Believing a technology from the perspective of a public company requires investors to also believe , given all factors, that it can be made viable. Commercial.

This implies commercial return for dilligence, transparency, and hard work, at fair value.

The company due dilligence must create shareholder value ( all shareholder's) and include but not be exclusive to, dd on fwd estimates of the price of BCE's competitors including medium ranking coals, SOVEREIGN RISK ( patents? WEC factors)

There's plenty of reasons to raise eyebrows wrt yet another fwd thinking Coldry dream, if indeed it works physically but can not be significantly substantiated as 'Commercial''


''so someone knows something even if I or you don't'' .

attitudes someone knowing something and acting (trading), even if you or I don't is referred to from time to time as insider trading.