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Not only Saltfleetby but they will have a go at Balcombe sooner or later.But for me Saltfleetby will do hope to at least double my investment,and before you say anything else I trade my money on what I think not on what anybody else thinks.That way I have only myself to blame.
At least the company as gone from nowhere to somewhere with this board after they picked up the pieces left by Vonk & Tidswell.
If they wanted to sue anybody it should have been Vonk and Tidswell they alone caused a massive drop in the share price.It had nothing to do with this BOD.As I see it at the moment this BOD are pulling their fingers out and I see a profit with my investment very very soon.
And if they were to lose and costs were awarded against them ...
Any action group trying to sue companies over share price crashes on AIM are on an absolute hiding to nothing. They never get anywhere and the only way they can win is by not spending any money in the first place.
The lawyers love it when these naïve bumpkins arrive. I've seen it dozens of times. They come in with their made-up ideas of how they have been robbed and of course the lawyers tell them that they have such a great case that they are going to do the job on a no-win-no-fee basis. But this is just salesmanship. Fast forward a month or two and the same lawyers that promised that the case was cast-iron and wouldn't cost them a penny suddenly start demanding a small retainer for their work, just to cover costs. The bumpkins cough up as the retainer is only small and it is divided between many people. Fast forward another month or two and a further request for money arrives, this time bigger. If they pay it a third arrives etc etc.
And all this is before they even come to the killer - that should it ever go to court the barristers are going to want another large chunk payable up front and with no guarantee of winning.
I can remember reading dozens of times about shareholder action groups being formed when the shareholders have lost money on their investments but I cannot think of a single time that they have been successful . It is just another way that the foolish are parted from their money.
PS: I should add: I think the action group were wise to let drop their legal efforts. I think the exercise would have proven expensive, both financially and in terms of time.
It shouldn't be forgotten that the "BS" posted is, in fact, plan B, a way of admitting the failure of plan A, to mount a funded legal challenge to ANGS.
Postalot , your statements concerning market behaviour are without fact and wildly speculative. But as long as it favours ANGS, I’m sure Flagstaff will not protest to Admin.
could not agree more ocelot
Market tends to anticipate developments about 6 months ahead, so it is about now that the share price should begin to reflect the achievement of first gas.
Rockhopper have been at it for 20 years and still not producing oil in the Falklands.Two years is nothing in the Oil and Gas Game.
We are very close to production Sconnybotland it does not happen overnight,the end is near if you can not see that sell up. I am not fond of pessimists full of doom and gloom.
The CPR was published on 05/03/20 (on that day, the share price surged ahead to touch 1.25p during the session and almost 30% of the company's share capital turned over) and they are working on progressing the project at the present time.
Yes baits the future looks good hence why I am happy adding more and holding
This will be a lot higher once the gas is being piped to the grid.