RE:RE:RE:RE:Some Questions & And Answer Or TwoDumont,
You stated "You have heaps of questions here, 1Student, some of which were responded to at the call, mostly by company saying that negotiations ongoing ( But apparently looking good)."
Here's somewhat of a quoting of Mr. Nazarpour for you. "We don't control the strategic timeline". Soroush Nazarpour stated this when replying to a questions asked during the confrence call.
He was likely referring to what would be the timelines disctated by three seperate customers having provided offtake purchase agreements for VoltaXplore and also specifically the as yet simply not locked in primary VoltaXplore partner and customer, without whom no final investment decision with respect to actually proceeding with what has now been changed back to being the merely proposed VoltaXplore battery manufacturing facility.
Sheesh! You would expect the analyst asking the question which had Mr. Nazarpour replying with ""We don't control the strategic timeline" would follow up with asking Mr. Nazarpour to elaborate upon that strategic timeline comment made by Soroush Nazarpour.
"Some not answered, which takes me back to my question as to why you weren't asking your unresolved queries at the call? Lord knows, I dont have the answers, but I do seeem to have more confidence in management than yourself, thus do not seem to get so wound up as , perhaps, yourself."
You should note that at times I choose to ask questions which I already have a good idea as to what the answers to such questions would more than likely be; and yet, I ask such questions with a purpose in mind.
Obviously, I too don't have all the answers. After all, my name is not Soroush Nazarpour eh.
It's certainly nice that you have confidence in NanoXplore management. I would expect you to Dumont.
I too have confidence in NanoXplore management abilities. Although, I admit that at times you could hardly tell that I actually do.
My friend, should I at times seem to you as being "wound up" about NanoXplore management actions or lack thereof, perhaps you should keep top of mind and always consider that unlike yourself and even Mr. Soroush Nazarpour and every other company insider and any NanoXplore shareholder, I actually have more than 25% of my net worth invested in NanoXplore equities.
When one has more than 25% of ones net worth invested in one particular equities issuer, there certainly is something which can be specifically said about opportunity costs resulting from waiting around here with NanoXplore, only to hear at a conference call some popycok about NanoXplore possibly no longer proceeding with the buildout of the VoltaXplore enterprise without a specific kind and quality of capital investing partner first comprehensively committing for the long term to the VoltaXplore enterprise.
You stated "However, it does look just as likely as not that this will be a long, mildly depressing summer for shareholders unless some of the big boys kind of figure that this may be the last opportunity to establish a meaningful position as Soroush seems hell bent on not adding any new equity."
At his point, "the big boys", including Royal Bank of Canada representatives, would not be in any hurry to establish a meaningful position. After all, there would have to be a certain kind, quality and quantum of tangible deliverables conveying NanoXplore news which would be capable of having "the big boys" sense they could be missing the most optimal share price poiints at which to amass a sizable NanoXplore equity investment position.
By the way, be carefull what you wish for, i.e. "the big boys" simply never play fair when opportunity to prosper handsomely is on the line and NanoXplore "minority" equities investors present as standing in the way of such "big boys".
"Big boys" make bigger waves when they enter NanoXplore waters, i.e. provided they are not already positioned below within the NanoXplore waters and have all the opportunity to make anyone entering these waters their prey.
Finally, like other officers and directors representing other companies, NanoXplore representatives simply don't seem to care about the company share price appreciating. They earn their monies by way of employment compensation paid to them by and on behalf of "the company", along with additional lower exercise priced equities based compensation awards being provided for them.
Then, when those previously issued options awards are about to expire, they utilized the services of a privately acting broker dealer or broker dealers to facilitate the exercising of the options before expiry and then shift, ,shuffle and have such resulting vested shares dealt away on their behest to all too conveniently positioned party or parties, e.g. family, business associates and/or "friends".