Are we really in trouble?, page-10

I too have enjoyed the discussion and it's a plus to see that many people are v +ve about the future. This is a view I strongly share...

There has been a welter of good news of late with the US funding situation top of my list, but this is offset (only to some extent IMO) by the details of the con note adj and associated issues. I feel on balance that, the gd news should be sufficient to improve SP, but there are clearly some more focused on the ST pain associatted with the con note goings on. We all have to make choices, so DYOR and act accordingly.

ST the key issue is the SP v the CR price of 2.5c together with any value ascribed to the free opt. I'll be buying more, but will wait and see what the most effective method is going to be. I suspect the SP will hover above the 2c and closer to 2.5c until the CR etc is out of the way, so the choice could be a close call. No doubt in my mind, however, that SHE is a winner. Not only has there been lots pf gd news, but also the Austn environment, politically and otherwise, is, after a long hiatus, trending into much more +ve territory.

One Q, how will the US research and the Austn experimentation inform each other? The link b/n these 2 elements of SHE strategy has not been made by mgmt to my knowledge.

Finally, I agree with earlier posts that, in the context of a renewables favourable environmet, mgmt should be seeking a greater profile through the media. Approaches to Catalyst is just one example that comes to mind. Even exposure in the daily press would assist sentiment and grow spt.

Pt