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Don't know why you don't just all filter each other and move on from personal discussion to share discussions.
I hear there is a meeting in Tanzania today with the TPSF (Tanzania Private Sector Foundation) hosted by the minister that completed the contract and PSA review to discuss the PSA terms and the amended law on international arbitration.
"They challenged me, and failed to challenge the rampers" is now your criteria, so just some personal beef as I was pointing out.
Neil, dip your dummy in some whisky?
Op, known as the troll who turns) a endangered species.
Yes Neil, after a look at your posting history I do say.
So your criteria for deciding who is a ramper is based on some guess the share price post by fjones. and yet you don't name any of the people with the very high guesses just a couple of posters you don't like. The very same posters that appear to post links to useful information.
Says it all .
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Neil Hannon, ramping some shares and deramping/trolling other shares and posters to make a little profit with no regard for others whilst pretending to be a good guy and posting lie after lie.
Probably the very worst kind you come across on these boards.
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Could almost be similar here. If this doesn't go up at least 200% when back on market it will feel to many that we have found a pound but lost a tenner.
Don’t worry yourself AA, Karma always wins even if they don’t believe, a bloke always rubbing people faces in it looked clum on Friday and when I asked what’s up he said he dropped his wallet with £1300, no one felt any sorrow for him and I rest my case with Neil, if he doing wrong he will get what he deserves too good or bad hopefully
Many are calling the bottom based on a 4 year gas cycle price based on investment in supply V demand. No idea if this deal will complete or not. Current European import price is back to the July 19 price.
I can't see natural gas prices staying this low much longer.
It has to be done within six months of first being announced, so 9th April.
The gas price has fallen since October from $2.33 to $1.84 per mmbtu.
That it the problem. We are probably overpaying big time.
IMO more chance of the deal falling through.
Neil, its quite ironic how you leave the same bad taste everywhere you post, also ironic that you call me a ramper ( as you are now on Enq, after trying to talk it down to 13p ( known on the board as " the troll who turned"
I have no problem with posts that differ to mine ( but I won't stand by and watch my investment be deramped by a troll with a obvious agenda,
The fact our paths have crossed on other boards is no more than coincidence ( one only has to look at the amount of negative posts you have done on Tlw, getting great pleasure from the attention with little concern for the investors who are hurting while having to read your tripe, you are one sad individual who is full of his own importance ( since joining lse in 2013 I have never used the filter but I make a exemption for you ( into the troll cage)
Well I find it comforting to invest in a company with a vision ( you stay within your chains of myopia Neil.
I'm with you on that AA, for the first time in our history, a sustained upside for more than a day gave us a positive trend and sentiment. BOD have let us down recently, which is a pity, as the delay will raise suspicion that it is just hope and we are going back to the good old days of jam tomorrow.
Normal Guy,
I hear what you say, if you are talking about the long term history but I was referring to the last year and half since this bod have taken the helm, they talk of being on the cusp of transformation and becoming a mid cap company within the next two years, I'm hoping its going to happen but nothing is certain as you know.
AA, one could hardly accuse a SOLOW investor of being a gambler getting "instant gratification" lmfao.
Really? HH and IOW? In real terms when all the running costs etc where taken into account? Maybe you are right.
You get a lot of backseat drivers on these BB Kejoglo, some who fantasize and speculate wildly both ways and others who post so vehemently on a subject they appear to know nothing about.
PS I do believe the company made money on it's old model when it sold HH and the IOW assets, but not very relevant to the new boards vision anyway.
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Kej, we have been given a reason for the delay ( so it's not nothingness as you describe,
Unfortunately we live in a age of instant gratification and things like this take time ( this was the reason for suspension in the first place )
The problem is, opp03ite, that having the majority if not all the shareholders in a state of near ignorance would also be a very good ploy if you were indeed doing sweet FA and getting paid very nicely for it thank you very much. Now this is a (not that new anymore) new BOD and although the details have changed the reality has not. Hence the "normal frustrated reaction for something you are not aware of and or don't understand." - is one way of describing the ongoing nothingness that we ALL have here - does anyone actually want that? If this share was not suspended it would be doing what it has done for at least three years, stagnating with a vague and ever rolling onwards one or three month "delivery of something" time and slowly dropping with quicker drops and little rises every now and then. Shareholders slowly lose and eventually will lose a lot more if a dilution is required, board gets paid, "consultants" get paid, other third parties either get paid or start circling looking for easy pickings at the death. Now whilst my synopsis of doom may not actually end up happening (and I hope it does not as I am a shareholder here again) I defy anyone to say that for the last three years this has not been the case - old BOD and new - and that apart from "hoping" rather than expecting or having any confidence in we are most likely looking at much the same. The last RNS seemed to me to be preparing us for it. Solo's original stated aim was to buy assets, add value and then sell for a profit. The first it has done with your money the second bit is debatable because the third bit has NEVER come close to happening!
Just hope they do as it would seem they could be out of their depth.
A normal frustrated reaction for something you are not aware of and or don't understand.
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"Just what do these guys do everyday to fill in their time". A= Have a laugh reading the experts on LSE Solo speculating that this "might, may, possible, if, could happen........and then draw their hard earned cash for the week. Must get quite boring in the office, a bit like groundhog day.
AA you say we are a couple of months overdue. You have only been here a few months i feel. Most things are a couple of years behind or have been cancelled altoghether. Steve I had almost forgotten the promise of a good dividend for the lth. Another false promise that has not materialised. I started a thread called groundhog day a couple of years ago and we are still there. Just what do these guys do everyday to fill in thier time apart from produce a very pretty presentation every now and then to attract a few more mugs. The change of name is hopefully to hide all the crap that has gone on under the guise of Solo. Just who would buy Solo shares when they have gone down over 90%. Rant over.
They have been very clear at least steve, the deal may or may not happen. The wait is way longer than any of us expected and very frustrating and the same for the Tanzanian assets although for political reasons.
I completely disagree with you on Ruvuma, as it is likely to be a very major part of the Boards 20000 boepd target. The current published numbers = 24,878,082 boepd gross or over 6,000 boepd to solo. I believe this can be exceeded considerably if the gov complete the Uganda and Kenya gas export pipeline as planned ad the 1Billion cubic feet per day demand and account for half or more of that target.
All depends on that licence to green light the project.
I sure hope they aren’t just spending these months and months trying to agree one deal that may still not happen. If it does not happen imo all confidence in the board will evaporate.
Our portfolio has been in place for over three years and still derives no income.
The Ruvuma saga goes on and on. Just how much patience will the aminex investor have.
September 2017 is two and a half years ago. Our board must be be losing theirs, We have millions tied up in Ruvuma. IMO the board will get out as soon as they can. A special dividend as promised a few years ago would be appreciated.
I am very surprised that other than the recent Rns saying that negotiations are continuing we have heard nothing. Not even about any smaller deals. At the current rate of progress can anybody see their promised daily output being anywhere close to their envisaged figure.
I hope the deal happens but I think I am in the majority to say that I am very disappointed in the progress the company is making at the moment. Our cash reserves must be going down. Salaries and all the fees involved in the deal making still have to be paid.