Sorry I wasn't implying others did not have a right to be...

Sorry I wasn't implying others did not have a right to be annoyed over delays and lost opportunity and to say so.

What I was pointing out is that many longer term holders are finally "giving" up and this often indicates prices can move higher. There also appears to be some smart buying at the moment.

Your other point about the quirky process - you may find in Asia that this approach is not that uncommon.

SE's approach has enabled a significantly lower cost of build. There are numerous examples of cost blow-outs in Australia when outside consultants are involved. Just analyse all the large Aussie companies involved in LNG projects.

Hope this helps.