That's a better rebuttal, I have no idea who is closer to being...

That's a better rebuttal, I have no idea who is closer to being correct about the chemical risks, but at least you took the time to explain your point of view.

To be honest I'm not worried about the bromine factor as much as I'm worried about shareholders being shafted by continued delays and deliberate withholding of market sensitive information.

Why is there still only two compatible inverters? RFX's own announcement said there would be more listed months ago.

Why haven't more installers been trained?

Why is there only one container load arriving in aust from flex?

Why haven't Redflow ever managed to sell any ZBMs or LSBs before?

Why did the control freak Simon knife Stuart? And why is he leaving with over a million performance options with a strike price of 19c?

To be honest I think all shareholders are being used as pawns as Simon goes about "his" science project with scant regard to commercializing the product in a timely manner and delivering actual financial returns.

If the product is so great, why aren't they selling it by the shipload already?

These are all valid questions each and every shareholder or potential holder needs to consider.

There is cash burn of approx $3 million each quarter and each delay puts holderd one month closer to another capital raising.

Maybe it will be like the last one where Simon got as many as he wanted and actually increased his stake in the company by buying well below market price? Who knows?

Maybe I will go and check the whirlpool threads for some clues...