Iofina Share Discussion Threads

[benny hanna] 07/7/2013 17:37

New thread.. Much discussion about what impact IOF's production may have on the wholesale price of iodine in the future. IOF, being vertically integrated, is at present, using all production for their own purposes. It is likely that raw iodine production will eventually outstrip their ability to use it all, so then, of course, the wholesale price comes under pressure. The question is.. When. Expansion into the present retail markets, while introducing (or re-introducing) our production in to existing and new markets may extend that time-line, without influencing the wholesale price. (elegant marketing strategy on their part) Again, there is a logical and practical limit to that course of action, but let's have some thought and discussion on this subject...

[bogg1e] 07/7/2013 17:23

durden, managed to find 20 mins in the hectic heat to send it off. Have a good weeknd

[neddo] 07/7/2013 17:03

what are the odds nuttley that you are giving on iof being 20p, say January 1st 2014, 10 t0 1, 20 to 1, if you are so sure? put your money down , I am sure their are a few on here will take you on , I am sure there is somebody reputable on here will hold the cash up front.

[bogg1e] 07/7/2013 14:38

Durden, sorry mate, there are about another 10 people who have asked, i have you on the list. Im rushing about like a loon today, then off for the week, so it will have to be next weekend, if you don't mind

[durden82] 07/7/2013 14:26

Bogg1eI haven't received anything, I would be grateful if you could forward to me too. See post 4783, thanks very much!

[bogg1e] 07/7/2013 14:03

Quick question - the 15 year convertible bond at 6.5%. Does this mean in 2 years time, Iofina can either pay back 15m + 6.5% (more if accumulative), or they can issue shares to the same value of the owed sum? If so do we know that price the shares will be converted at or how much extra shares it would create? Thanks.

[candybelle] 07/7/2013 12:39

Bogg1e
Received and working perfectly. Thanks very much for your efforts.

[bogg1e] 07/7/2013 12:01

Candy, i have written a microsfot .xps doc - similar to a pdf but as its microsoft you should, i hope, be able to open it! Sending it now.

[bogg1e] 07/7/2013 11:55

HI all, will send. It may not be til next weekend as I am away til friday. Candy - i shall try to find a workaround. If anyone else in the meantime could pdf the doc i sent or send the original to people who need it i would be very grateful. You will be pleased to hear the 16 pages of Iofina calculatins etc is now ready. I first send it to friends and family, then when i know whether they can invest or not, i send it to others. I expect to do this next weekend in regard to IOF.

Sg1 - no problems. QFI is like Iofina, not everything one needs to know is immediately apparant - they are a small player in a very large market. The sheer size of the industry makes regulations complicated and progress slow. But i'm sure its worth the wait!

[bogg1e] 07/7/2013 11:45

will do writz. Have a good weekend.

[candybelle] 07/7/2013 11:20

Hi Bogg1e would you mind sending the docs relating to IOF & QFI to me again. You sent them to me a couple of weeks ago but I kept getting an error trying to open them. I have just moved house and am using a different broadband company as it may just be something to do with the previous setup - not sure! Thanks in advance.
Margaret

[gaztop63] 07/7/2013 11:12

Hi Bogg1e,I too am a long time lurker and have some QFI shares within a SIPP. In the future I would like to buy more in my personal account. I am also watching IOF.Therefore, I too would appreciate a copy of your notes for both companies if possible. [e-mail] obliged aquire.

[neddo] 07/7/2013 11:07

sg
I don't think that iof haven't been exactly shouting from the roof tops either?

[superg1] 07/7/2013 09:17

Thanks Boggle

I can see what you mean about that rns though there is a lot that they haven't said.

[writz] 07/7/2013 08:26

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[jppatterson] 07/7/2013 07:42

Hello Boggle.
I would be interested in your two reports If you are happy to share them.
Thanks

[n3tleylucas] 06/7/2013 23:40

hitsha3,

Great posting from Leicester.

[n3tleylucas] 06/7/2013 23:39

Noujay,

Why do you assume I have many avatars? 20p? Yeah, that's my price here.

Worth around £25m atm.

What's with all the Water Hall posts, all seven?

Who are you?

Odd.

Night.

[bobsworth] 06/7/2013 23:21

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[diggulden] 06/7/2013 23:07

Hitsha, try to cut down the multiple posts mate, you can edit and add to your last one if you really want to.

[hitsha3] 06/7/2013 23:06

Good night everyone, SG keep up the good work, all the best.

[hitsha3] 06/7/2013 23:04

Good target N3, i am suprised you are not the richiest man in the world, you know so much, man you are good.

[bogg1e] 06/7/2013 22:54

sg1, MSAR did work, the formula was simply tweaked. MSAR runs immediately in any appropriate engine, which is most HFO and diesel and some gas/combined engines. However for use at sea, the rules are far more stringent and so even though the fuel worked at sea, the formula was simply enhanced to make sure the regulations were met, and they were met, additionally the economics of the fuel passed as expected. This is why Maersk are now moving from the trial on the soro Maersk (2nd largest container vessel globally at the time - the emma maersk is slightly bigger) to testing the fuel on a range of ships that will consume 10 times the amount used in the initial trial. Thereafter Maersk plan to roll out to 200 ships, which represents approximately 5% of the global marine fuel market.