@Snake26, I've appreciated your posts here as I've found...

@Snake26, I've appreciated your posts here as I've found valuable insights into them, particularly being a tenured holder from the previous project and raises. Definitely not here to discredit you as you've provided a balanced view.

Let's elaborate constructively about these options as you've suggested as being the key indicator.

As I alluded in my previous post. These are the facts regarding VALOB that I can see:

i) Expiration date 31 Dec 2021
ii) 425m options with a strike price of 0.015
iii) These options, if exercised will provide VAL with $6,375,000 in funding



What am i missing here? Could you please elaborate on this statement "the options are telling us the complete opposite I’m afraid"?

Additionally, could you explain what this statement means - "a raise here would need to be attractive - you could easy be trapped long term with a SP sub 1"?

If the share price is significantly above 0.015 prior to 31 Dec 2021, option holders would definitely be exercising before then which means a capital raising wouldn't be necessary? $6,375,000 is a significant amount of funding.

Imagine a scenario where CPS and their clients who bought into VALOB having their options expire worthless end of this year? what a disaster that would be - a theoretical monumental loss of $4,250,000 to option holders?

Additionally, would the Directors of VAL allow that to happen and forgo $6,375,000 in critical funding? I would have thought that these interested parties would ensure they do whatever is necessary in order to push this share price significantly higher before the year is up.

And if you are suggesting that CPS and associates are in control of this stock, then clearly the facts I've just mentioned would be more than enough incentive for everyone to get the share price moving before 31 Dec 2021.