Soolaimon
16 Feb 2018
Re: The Worst News Possible. Zan,Sorry to say that it now appears that there is no market for Gas with the Botswana Government cancelling the RFP process.I'd say that this share is a SELL for now as there are far better opportunities elsewhere.Good Luck to all.First line, where is your evidence of a permanent cancellation?? we have been asked to re-submit? and also there will be a pilot at some stage in the not too distant future?Why would you sell now? answers on a postcard please?Better opportunties elsewhere, please list in order in which you rate these said opportunities together with your reasoning?I look forward to your in depth comments.RegardsSool
zanthrus
16 Feb 2018
Re: The Worst News Possible. Not so Noble,If the quality of the resource is of a sub-standard nature then there will be no takers. If the resource itself is not viewed as a priority by the nation's governing bodies, then it will remain unexploited. If there are other more desirable solutions based on political necessity and/or money then, again, it will remain in the ground.I do not short shares. Never have and never will.Good Luck to all.
Noblenoggs
16 Feb 2018
Re: The Worst News Possible. Zan, thats a load of codswallop. aEvery nation has market for natural rescourses if recoverable. Taken out a short poision have we.
zanthrus
16 Feb 2018
The Worst News Possible. Sorry to say that it now appears that there is no market for Gas with the Botswana Government cancelling the RFP process.I'd say that this share is a SELL for now as there are far better opportunities elsewhere.Good Luck to all.
Soolaimon
16 Feb 2018
Re: whoever's at fault...... Buzz,I agree wholeheartedly but these posters do need to be shown up for what they really are on occasions, empty messages with stupid sell rec's do no one any favours and they also mislead other investors and or potential investors.This stock is still a screaming hold or buy and this weeks shenanigans are a mere blip on what will be a very successful outcome, imho.Bring on the reserves news and then we will see where we are?Sool
buzzard stubble
16 Feb 2018
Re: whoever's at fault...... sooldon't take any notice of IT to get an idea of what a tragic character this is , go over to the TLOU forum on ADVFN where IT posting as Donkey40 and blistersIT is currently talking to itselfch
Soolaimon
16 Feb 2018
Re: whoever's at fault...... Zan,I also note your last sell rec was 13/12/17, sp 12.38p, rising to 17p over the following weeks!!! how did that rec work out? or did you forsee the drop months months ahead? ie bit of a Mystic type? I also note your not very favourable about this company or it's directors? therefore do yourself a favour and move on, I'm sure this board will not miss the wise words of Zan!!!If you want a few good tips let me know.RegardsSool
Soolaimon
16 Feb 2018
Re: whoever's at fault...... Zan,"You ask some questions which must be construed obtuse to the subject of the matter at hand whcih is TOILET ENERGY. (like most fools you get personal - and that is a mistake).Personal and fools, Zan, was it or was it not you who started the personal comments, Colm? what was it, etc etc, I'm sure you can see it for yourself if you re-read your post!!! go on have a look theres a good chap.Now as for your silly boy comment, "How can the board of TOILET ENERGY stop the share price falling to 3.5P ? hang on why I get by breath back will you.What an amazing question, how long did it take to devise that little gem?Answer to your question is of course;How can the board of Tlou energy, correct name I believe, stop the share price rising to, let's say, 25p???? there go on fill your boots Zan.Now I don't mind constructive debates, but when poster stick up a sell signal based on absolutely no facts then I challenge. I agree it's been a poor week for Tlou, but my and many other opinions is that this will eventually work to Tlou's benefit and move things along a little quicker.This for me was in any case a 2/3 hold at an average price of below where we are, patience is required much of the time especially on aim. I'm confident TG and company will get this sorted and back on track sooner than we think and with imminent news on the horizon in respect of the reserves then I see the sp back into the teens very shortly. But as I said I can wait patiently there is no rush at this stage, let the board do what they do best, turn small m/cap companies into larger ones, past performance should give you the hint!!Good luckSool
Noblenoggs
16 Feb 2018
Re: whoever's at fault...... It is obvious something is off the straight and narrow here. Before tendering TLOU must have known the rules and regulations, the safety and build spec, the location and connection requirements before tendering for the opportunity to produce a gas fired plant for the production of power from the CBM.TLOU must have been working to some plan agreed between themselves and the Botswanan government.To put it in context, 10mw of power is only slightly above what the power capacity is required to run a 5th generation offshore drilling rig all be it diesel fired.Have the owners of existing plants, assuming they are in private hands, become fearful of the competition. Are there certain vested interests here? Are our competitors in the tender getting in through the back door?What will TLOU now do with the gas they will produce? Are there other gas fired plants operating out there that will buy the gas?Yes we do need a statement and way forward statement from our leader but so far I have found it difficult to speak to anyone about what is going on. I am sure however this is just a temporary set back.
zanthrus
16 Feb 2018
Re: whoever's at fault...... Thankyou for your kind response Soolaimon.You ask some questions which must be construed obtuse to the subject of the matter at hand whcih is TOILET ENERGY. (like most fools you get personal - and that is a mistake).Let me ask you, if you will, one relevent question about TOILET ENERGY?How can the board of TOILET ENERGY stop the share price falling to 3.5P ?I await your reply with fervent expectation.
Soolaimon
16 Feb 2018
Re: whoever's at fault...... Zan,Very informative post thank you. Tell me do you anything about this company and what it is all about? Tell me about the reserves stockpiles they already have with much more to come? I think you are wrong but as ever we will see.the way can you tell me where Lord Lucian and Shergar are please, you apparently know everyone else's exact location!? RegardsSool
zanthrus
15 Feb 2018
Re: whoever's at fault...... Swindon,The CEO is in Brisbane, Colm Clueless is in Dublin and Wacky Gabacky is in an air-conditioned office somewhere in Gaborone.How can anyone expect success with that logistical nonsense. If Gilby thought this company was worth saving he would be in Botswana at the Ministry's offices or onsite at Lesedi, every day until this calamity is resolved.But he won't and this company is now for shorters only.
Swindon41
15 Feb 2018
whoever's at fault...... Whoever is at fault here - either TLOU for 'misunderstanding ' the brief or the Government Ministry Officials for changing the goal posts- this is an appalling indictment of business relations in Botswana.....,what a mess up. Am sorry for all those private investors who took things on face value and were still holding.
once more unto the breach
15 Feb 2018
market update Update from boss TG would not go amiss asap
zanthrus
15 Feb 2018
Re: News Total disaster.The goalposts have not been moved. They have removed altogether, so its game over for TLOU and I agree with all the countless PI's who sold today, because they were smart, but not as smart as the ones who sold yesterday.Nae luck eh - Buzzy boy ??HA HA HA HA HA HA....
