whysosoon. Thanks for the background on Jerome. I just happened to catch the last 2 min replay of BNN last night around 11pm. Listened to Jerome and his thesis on why EFL was such a compelling short for them. "Haven't had this kind of conviction to short for a long time" were the words he used.

Somehow, I felt like I was listening to the shrimpdick, biloshi, latrine engineer, chief engineer idiot that's beeen a nuisance on Stockhouse for years. Repeating himself about past promises and MOU's. He almost seemed irritated and somewhat uncomfortable as he tried to explain his rational. He believe's this will happen because this is what stocks in EFL's current position "usually" do. We'll see.

Sankar has stated on numerous occasions they do not plan to do any equity financing and he specifically referred to the dilution it would cause. In this case, his ownership keeps him very sensitive to any dilution techniques.

Anyone basing their strategy on EFL's past new releases may be in for a huge wakeup call.

I believe he even took time to attack the Daimler deal playing it down as to giving EFL technology that apparently, Daimler no longer wanted or was outdated. I believe this was an assumption on Jerome's part, because it was "given away" it had to be outdated and no longer valid.

In any matter, a very sloppy 5 min analysis IMO. EFL "IS" producing battery units today and should continue to increase revs going forward. To insinuate these latest announcements are bogus is serious stuff. We're dealing with Germany here. There is a credibility factor I do not think they will take lightly if EFL is NOT above board. They have more control than most are aware IMO. For Sankar to admit in the CC, growth will move "as fast as the German's allow it to" tells you they have a lot of input.