The wait...

Might change the topic to something a little more constructive (and positive).

This company is now in the best position it has even been in, we've found a market for not one but both or our technologies and with that will come more opportunities in the years ahead. The market has a funny way of looking ahead- way beyond what we imagine so I would think the SP will rise well before the Techno-Economic Feasibility study has been completed- the market will react in anticipation. Patience is the key here.

I'd expect the SP to slowly but steadily increase in the coming months.

Now before you flame me for being too positive- I've held this stock for many years (7+) and have averaged down and ridden through the valley of death like other LT holders out there- it's been a bloody hard slog. The big question mark (grey area) for me at the moment is what was management doing for most of last year whilst we were waiting on the Indians to sign the agreement? Surely we weren't sitting on our hands doing nothing, wouldn't some of the prep work have already commenced- I find it baffling that we waited until the signing to then look one another in the eyes to say "Well- what now?".

There must be more progress behind closed doors that we are not aware.
Anyhow- how about some intelligent banter? Put your fighting gloves down.

Talking points:
- Foz, did he get his options for the two micro-seconds that he was eligible?
- What's the true structure for ECT India and when will the shareholdings be finalised?
- Keith (genius) has been working on some additional patents, any details?
- The Victorian Fuel Supply opportunity- how to make it more than just an opportunity and how wide spread is the opportunity.
- Media, wasn't the Australian High Commission going to write a story about this great little achievement ECT has managed to pull off? I recall a note saying they would put together an article.