Apologies for any offence. What I meant was that at 1.7c there...

Apologies for any offence. What I meant was that at 1.7c there are very few, if any, holders who are doing so at a profit. My assumption is that if you are holding you are doing so in a losing position. Perhaps a bit blunt. Sorry.

Lion,
I have spent a lot of time in Cameroon. Both recently and many years ago. Hence my calm reply to your comment that I have "no idea what is going on in Cameroon" and my question to you in response.
I do not assess the support of the current Cameroon government for SDL at a 100% level. In fact far from it. I also do not make the direct connection you make that even if they were "100% behind SDL" that therefore the project "will happen".
I asked what evidence you have for your statements and it appears you have none other than SDL publicity.
Feign indignation all you want and dismiss me as ignorant at your leisure.
History tells a clear story.
The future will too.
My prediction in response to Serena's question above is that (consistent with my assessment at 10c and specifically at circa 4c 12 months or so ago and in which I have been correct) SDL will continue to drift downwards getting below 1c before the end of the calendar year and will eventually be placed into administration with a total loss of all shareholder value. I see no alternative in the current environment. Sorry if this disappoints. If this causes anger then please relax - if you disagree and I am wrong all the better for you.
If you are a holder the good news is you can sell now and buy back in cheaper later on.
Good luck.
J9