Over the last week or so there has been some heated debate on...

Over the last week or so there has been some heated debate on the worth of 14D's technology, with a number of posts being moderated for whatever reason. To all the doubters, if one can read and understand the article in today's (17/11/18) Saturday Paper ( http://thesaturdaypaper.com.au ) entitled The Energy Blame Game it is quite easy to understand how and where 14D's technology fits the bigger picture.

The only thing I haven't been able to find out, is once a TESS has reached its optimum operational temperature, how much does it cost (in energy) to maintain that temperature if the TESS is latent. I asked at the AGM what the heat loss is when that occurs, and what material is used for insulation. I didn't get an answer due to the fact that the insulation is part of 14D's IP.I also asked Kevin if once the Glenelg installation was complete and operational would it lead to immediate commercial opportunities. He quite amicably said to me, not if, but when, and yes it would lead to commercial results.

It baffles me that 14D's share price has remained so low, and the only reason I can think of is that after the IPO when the share price dropped, due probably to those who had managed to get hold of seed parcels at 10c, took profit. Then, when the share volumes were in the millions per day, some larger investors pushed the price above 40c. It is in their interest now to keep the price low until at least the installation of the Glenelg TESS is complete, working, and proven. They will then return buying as many parcels as possible. It's a small loss for a large investor.I think we of the converted can look forward to a bright 2019. To those doubters, it may be prudent to buy now and avoid the rush. It will be fast and furious. All IMO of course.