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Butcherboy,

Some consistency in your posts wouldn't go astray.

AEB have been listed since January 2011 so they are just shy of being listed for three years in what management have stated from the word go is a long term play until commercialisation is realised.

Yet in your previous post you are carrying on like a pork chop seemingly regretting your investment in AEB.

Now let's turn our attention to your post on your beloved EVM on November 8th, a mere six days ago where you stated the following:

'If you look at the overall performance over the life of the company it ain't so good. I think that simply reflects the time, money and effort required to get new technology to market.'

For those that don't know EVM has been listed since August 6th 2001, a whopping 12+ years ago and still haven't commercialiased their solar tower technology and even if they do manage to commercialise it in the future it is still at least a couple of years away at best.

From the two posts am I to take it that where EVM is concerned it is just a matter of the 'time, money and effort required to get new technology to market', yet when it comes to AEB (over a much shorter timeframe to boot) you regret your investment?

Not only are you already invested in EVM, but you're still buying too despite the long delays and the as yet unfulfilled promises.

'Still would like one more order filled please :-)'

Some consistency in your posts and less of the blatant double standards when it comes to AEB would be appreciated.