Oracle Power Share Discussion Threads

[tomboyb] 15/11/2019 13:08

Brandon hill placing was at 0.25p -

Was in a previous Brandon-hill stock -

Did quite well there -

[tenapen] 15/11/2019 13:00

Oracle Power pushes towards formal agreement for Thar

Philip Whiterow - Wed 13 Nov 2019

Cont...

[tenapen] 15/11/2019 12:02

Khan was hopeless or as a poster suggested here, he was very clever !. He claimed a fat cat wage for eleven long years and produced 'Nothing'!. How he got away with it for so long beats me !.

That is the past and finger xxxed for the future.

Regards.

[lisae123] 27/10/2019 16:37

Please see SKIN - about to move up.

1) Laboratory grown human skin that can be tested on, instead of testing on animals
2) Only commercially available option of its type.
3) Exploiting high growth technologies such as Artificial Intelligence
4) Human skin cloning duplicates test subjects
5) It is an Ethical investment
6) Exploiting CBD market
7) Cutting edge Woundcare -Visual diagnostic wound dressing that changes colour to indicate infection or improvement of the wound under the dressing.
8) Expanding laboratory space by 100% to accommodate the rate of growth due to be RNS any day
9) Currently negotiating further contracts. (8 CBD we know of and others) due to be RNS soon
10) Fully funded - The growth of the Company has been so well supported and received by
the market that all corporate activity has been achieved, funding in place to accommodate the continued growth.
11) Meeting its objective of increasing the average revenue per client as it evolves into a multiple revenue stream product and services company
12) Four Blue-Chip (US and EU) client agreements signed
13) owns 9.35% of Cellulac plc
14) Algzym - A patented enzyme-based technology which bursts algal cell walls and releases Omega 3 oils in a simple solvent-free process.
15) Company moving forward at a rapid pace.
16) Major relationships already built with billion-dollar companies
17) Sales routes for products already in place in multiple countries
18) EU laws changing to force companies to stop beauty and pharmaceuticals testing on animals.
19) EU laws changing to force companies to stop making claims they can't back up scientifically.
20) EU laws changing to force companies to comply with more rigorous testing before market launch.
21) Presenting at major US and European Skin and Dermatology events
22) Presenting at major CBD Exhibitions
23) Strong, dynamic and driven board
24) CEO is an owner of company/major investor

The chart is primed for a great entry'

[medved5] 24/10/2019 20:19

1.4 Billion tonnes yeah mate in whose ownership, what do Oracle shareholders have ? Sweet FA

[medved5] 24/10/2019 18:04

And so the next shift in place will get the same , this is a dead duck

[tenapen] 24/10/2019 17:56

Hi Medved5, Time will tell ! but 1.4billion tons of coal is worth more than a ball of chalk !.

Khan made many fatal mistakes ! i think 'hopeless' is the polite word for him at Oracle. But he got very well paid for eleven long years and produced Nothing in return, so he isn't 'stupid'.

Regards.

[medved5] 22/10/2019 20:27

Oracle made the fatal mistake to involve the Chinese. This will go for a ball of chalk.

[tenapen] 10/10/2019 17:33

Or maybe not :-/

[tenapen] 10/9/2019 18:38

Just maybe the trend is now up ! .

[escapetohome] 02/9/2019 20:20

Ive been to this beautiful country.

But I’m not tempted at all by these shares though, not at all.

I do wish the company well all the same, and hope it bring prosperity to the people.

[tenapen] 02/9/2019 20:01

It should have happened years ago! but finaly Khan has been ousted.

The share price won't reflect the above good news anytime soon as we all know oracle need to raise a lot of new money leading to major dilution of present holders. Also Khan is one of the largest percentage holders and If Khan decided to sell, either in spite for loosing his seat on the gravy train or knowing big dilution is coming! It will keep the share price depressed goi g forward. Obviously

[targatarga] 02/9/2019 13:42

The trend is definitely down!

[targatarga] 12/8/2019 12:18

It surprises me how people get conned into buying these.. Rinse and repeat!

[tenapen] 07/7/2019 13:30

Khan did not take a pay cut to go along with his de-motion to become 'London Office boy'. Don't feel bad for the failure, he still pockets a annual wage of £140,405 + £4,895 pension. For that he attended 5* board meetings and 2* nomination committee meetings. Not a lot of work ! but i guess it would be his job to put out the litter bin on a friday !.

Mr Scutt, who was voted out last year, but who was then re-hired as a advisor at a cost of £2,000 per month, attended all 11* various board meetings, including the renumeration meeting ........ no wonder they wanted him back !. An outside impartial person would surely look at the 'no progress made' to the cost of having a six man board (for the past eleven years) and cut the Fat Cat salary's of the lot of them.

They still do not know who owns the land,
"The next stage of the process is to carry out a detailed land ownership survey of the mine and power plant areas to identify the land owners and thier families .......... prior to land acquisition procedures ....."

It continue's, but as they are the same words of failure we have read in previous reports i will advise you to read back a few years.

Hopeless.

[tenapen] 19/6/2019 17:13

c£550 per day office boy !

Nice work if you can get it !.

[linke] 19/6/2019 13:23

Probably he hasn't recieved any cuts. If he still there.

[tenapen] 18/6/2019 18:49

The share price is holding up well after such a poor set of results (Preliminary).


Khan is still employed and in charge of the London Office. I wonder if he took a pay cut or his he still getting paid c£550 per day ! for producing .... NOTHING !.

It was a year of dilution to pay the Fat Cat wages, with much more to come.

[mdchand] 03/5/2019 09:25

lol for all we know, they've signed away all everything for 2p.

[tenapen] 03/5/2019 08:38

After all of these years, we know this Bod are either stupid or lazy ! Both qualities required to go all the way to China and sign the MOU to great pomp and ceremonie, without even reading the text first !. We are talking China here and not some stiff upper lip British gentlemans agreement.