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Tiburn
On ZEN bulletin board there are posters who claim that 25 years licence renewal will be settled by brown envelope and signature bonuses to Congo Gov't officials. I have always thought that the dispute between them and Sefton was based on principles and refusal to accept the misconduct of the latter.
at least the string title perfectly sums up that response.
don't worry about all those cats flying around Irishmouse
Mind you , watch out for the low flying pigs currently.
so you expect us all to believe that you got in at the very lowest SP and then exited at the very highest SP in that 3 month period as shown on that chart.....
"perhaps the correlation is getting into these shares when there's a dead cat bounce"
I see you read posts as well as you do RNS's Tilburn
Ive done my research here
That's my point - you have not on the latest AAOG position, and just don't like this being pointed out to you, so just resort to insults.
As to your claim that you entered and exited ALL of these dodgy performing shares at perfect times ...…
For example, i too can look at AMGO chart for last 3 months
5p to 18p you claim
so you expect us all to believe that you got in at the very lowest SP and then exited at the very highest SP in that 3 month period as shown on that chart.....
And the exact same lowest entry and highest exit points for STAF....
jog on
Tilburn well done for equally "doing your research" and making 1 click to see my post history, perhaps the correlation is getting into these shares when there's a dead cat bounce, e.g. STAF 29p to 48p, Amigo 5p to 18p.
My secret is not listening to tools like you, hopefully nobody else does either
irish anyone can trade with hindsight, even Tilburn...
Keep posting you're a ledge in my eyes with the information your posting. I really appreciate the hard work that you do! Thanks!
see you duck the challenge on actually doing some research and debating the reality of this share at this time, just hurl insults.
As to AAOG - yes i was optimistic as they found oil - didn't see the board ripping off investors the way they did - do you get every investment right?
How about we look at some of your investments then where you post?
PXOG/PXEN - from a 2p spike to 1.3p now and a 75% spread, even worse than AAOG - is it even trading? spiked and locked in are we?
STAF - 150p to 26p in a year - nice trading - noob back at you
AMGO - 80p to 11p this year - fabulous Beevorma, whats your trading secret?
UKOG - from 1.25p to just 0.11, less than AAOG - well done
Just a selection of your trading interest.
Thanks for your contribution.
Beevorma.
Tilburn was as you say”pumping the same old bird” when the share price was .011p as I post the share price is .029p, that’s nearly a 3 bag in my book. Perhaps you should look in a little more often, as perhaps he could be right.
Tilburn you were saying the same things even under sefton, didn't go so well for you did it?
in the meantime keep speculating that someone is going to pick up this shell whilst Sarah issues shares every couple of weeks (who you said would be gone 6 months ago btw)
noob
Thats a pretty sad thing to do beevorma.
If your so interested in my trading approach, how about you go onto GGP and TXP and see how they are doing, just some of my other investments.
Im not pumping this share, I outline the current and emerging situation, which its obvious you have no understanding of whatsoever as this is in a completely different place to AAOG under Sefton - its poised for take off depsite your contentions.
Read my last post and come back with an objective counter to the evidence displayed - get up to speed in research and then we can debate on a level playing field rather than with your current erronous and dated understanding.
i like to pop on here every now and then to see if Tilburn is still pumping the same old bird.
she's in the mortuary now Tilburn, has been since 8p, move on...
Tiburn,
As always, an excellent summary from you about the current situation. AAOG is the perfect choice for an RTO and I am convinced that anyone who is still invested now agrees.
I do know why . Probably It cost money and Congo Gov't did not want AAOG under Sefton to do any more work on Tilapia. A CPR would have attracted more contestant like ZEN.
Thanks petroleum 1.
Why did Sefton not put out a cpr if all that was true ?
"I still am not sure if talpia was such a great asset" Irishmouse
Seismic data indicate that the reservoir horizon of Mengo and Jeno extend from the nearby areas where Majors are producing into Tilapia area. Seismic data also indicate it is best developed offshore and therefore an expensive offshore platform will be required. AAOG decided (on the cheap)to drill from a rig onshore to offshore. It emerged the the rig was not suitable to do the job. But they managed to confirm the existence of Mengo and Jeno through well logs and oil seepage to surface from Jeno through cement plug as confirmed by lab analysis.
Congo Gov't want 48% of the field which make it unattractive for majors to move in. However there are other operators who will accept that.
In conclusion you have 99.9% of proved undeveloped reservoir that everyone is killing themselves to own and develop. What is required here is big money and technical expertise.
Tiburn.
I still am not sure if talpia was such a great asset, unfortunately DS and JB made such a mess of things I wonder if anyone knows.
One thing I do know is that Africa is a very difficult and unstable place to do business, if the asset is fantastic the licence will go to an African operator,if not it will go to the highest bidder.
If I ever get out of this I shall never put a single cent into any African based company again.
Mouse,
I remember you called out some of the gloaters from Zenith board who came on here, so some justice.
We passed all the $3m of debt to them aswell, all liabilities associated with Congo now sit with Zenith.
I wonder what would have occurred if Align bid had been a success, would the Minister have approved the Licence or gone to market as now for Tilapia? We would have then had to bid against other companies with a lot more funds, probably little chance of success. It shows that Tilapia was valuable, Congo knew it and so will sell it to a company with the ability to get Djeno into production and expand the field rapidly - makes sense, its their asset ultimately and the AAOG licence had lapsed.
Meanwhile, AAOG are:
- debt free, low costs
- cash shell with attractive tax loss millions to leverage
- Major cap backer in First pacific Group, through Philex Mining and then Forum Energy Services holding company
- Substantial network to draw down from to support future operations and sales
- Forum are the main shareholder with 25% and will want that investment to prosper
- Many natural resources projects going cheap in these times
- The board is "actively" pursuing opportunities
Its our choice to believe that Forum will do what they said they would
Objectively they have so far:
- funded AAOG by direct investment and arranged finance draw down - confirmed
- Placed two directors - confirmed
- Conduct due diligence for an RTO asset - stated as ongoing by nomad approved RNS
- Announce RTO deal - pending, but it is the natural progression of actions to date
GLA
Zenith who seem to think that they stole our Congo asset for a mere 200,000 now have a share price at an all time low. Rather glad we got rid of it before the so called licence renewal. I seem to remember that some of their posters were telling us to sell up here and buy zenith, I hope nobody did.