At long last V.O.G is begining to shape up as a company, who could have done things any better? Jim V to his credit and without favour has proved most accurate and thank goodness K. F posesses broad shoulders. Many of the twists and turns have been outside K F's control but, at long last he seems to have control of the reins and from here on there is light at the end of the tunnel.
It is about time that KF issued proceedings against voger whose drivel is most defamatory and at times wide off the mark. Grow up and get a life you miserable individual as you have no idea about the art of successful investment. Witness the losses suffered by the hedge funds and the brokers invlved with the Swiss Franc this last week. If investment was that simple you would be complaining because you could not get a look in.
H F Oil needs to be kept at pumping temperature and needs line heating to produce combustion temperature. All this energy is wasted until the boiler is up to temperature. In addition the oil storage levels have to be monitored and the oil ordering has to be processed plus all the maintenance of the equipment incurring stoppages at times. There will not be any justifiable case for returning to the use of 3500 sec fuel oil.
computer error sorry! in on the act and it is those companies that messed up KF projections. Are those companies incapable or not?
7% compound growth rate at present, how soon before 10% and doubling the market size every 10 years. You do not have to be a mathematician to realise the market potential especially with all the big boys musuling
anyone would think that voger knows more than KF by the way he or she writes well, KF has brought us against all odds so close to the finishing line that I know who I would put my money on and it is not voger. I must admit the progression of VOG is a bit like "Jason and the Argonauts" you never know what is going to happen next!
I would expect Numis to take into account the NAV when they issue their research notes as it is being ignored.
Investment in VOG is for the long haul, how long nobody knows but quite clearly there are exciting times ahead and at £2/share I will be generating reasonable returns.
Provided the company's results when announced are as management predicted I expect the share price to be much higher.
Kevin Foo has received much stick from the blogs however, he has had to change his targets because of rapidly changing circumstances outside his control which in the medium term can only be beneficial to the company due to companies wishing to expand their operating bases in Cameroon.