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Is it me or is Roland the split of Max vin Sydow ;)
As u can can see I'm incredibly chilled as I know what I good investment this guy is so can have a bit of fun
Sign of a very confident investor.
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Just a good job you are not WRITING it right then.. lol
It should come as no surprise to see the increased levels of PR coming directly from the company and it’s associates. Much welcome, long overdue, but more importantly the compelling narrative behind it.
The net is being cast much wider and this can only bode well for the company.
:-)
Rare_ groove even if there is no RNS tomorrow this will still climb, the writing is slowly being wrote on the wall matey.. the key is slowly turning, unlocking the treasure inside the vault, join the party fellow.. it’s going to be a belter..
Bring it on Mr Roland, good luck Gordon and all invested here, exciting week incoming me thinks.
Clues keep dropping. News is very imminent now. When will the RNS drop is the question however also adds to the anticipation….
"Twitter Update @oilexltd CEO Roland Wessel with the #India Project Office (IPO) staff at the #OEX India Vadodara Office Update to follow!"
https://twitter.com/Share_Talk/status/1510626720843546627
To clarify... r3tarded
You're gonna burn tomorrow first thing ******ed grove lol
The RNS updates here usually stink the place out, I wouldn't get too excited!
...that have pinned their colours to the mast with the Monday RNS thing. I hope it happens.
.. Update from Oilexs official twitter account!
"If there isn't one tomorrow there could be trouble at Mill"
My buying in opportunity.
They tend to release anytime so no panic if not first thing.
Hard times at the mill.
https://youtu.be/cEuj1geBo6I
Seems everyone waiting for the morning RNS(apparent).
If there isn't one tomorrow there could be trouble at Mill
Yes, with the increase in prices, the flow rates should hopefully make the company cash positive, at least initially, until the rates decline. That all becomes irrelevant if the refrac is successful.
Toptuf. Yes, I gave my reasons for regarding all this stuff as nonsense, in my post of 10.22 this morning. Of course, if the buying pressure was vastly greater than the selling pressure, it would be impossible to hold the price down, as we have seen on a number of previous spikes,and hopefully will again.
It's all pretty compelling at this point as an investment case no doubt!
Mr.I. in fact profit would be more than 3 fold as all of the additional 200% would be cost free. If they were making 20% at the previous price it would in theory be 220% now.
I have avoided any direct involvement with you in the last week or so but today's post needs to be answered. If you have any proof at all, other than people not sharing your rosy view of the company's prospects, that posters on here are being paid by a broker or brokers to hold down the share price I would be very interested to see it as, no doubt, would the moderators of this board. If you wish to include me in this group of 'derampers' I will pass the information on to my solicitor who will be in touch with LSE early next week. If you would like to name the brokers concerned I imagine they likewise will be instructing their solicitors. This is no idle threat as I am fed up with reading this type of baseless conspiracy theory on a platform that ought to be reserved for mature debate, which includes people having the temerity to disagree with you. Lastly, why would a broker pay anyone to hold down the share price of Oilex when the company have managed to do this all by themselves for most of the last year?
JR an oversized portion of super ramping won’t do us any harm I suppose chap..
Whack on plenty of FOMO, positive sentiment, wider media exposure and I feel that the sp could in fact be far higher than 0.42 in the coming days and weeks as AIM often isn't even about fundamentals at times and far more about just getting on a roll and being in the right place at the right time which OILEX seems to be right now I think it's fair to say!
immediate re-start of gas production from two wells (C-73 and C-77H) is ready to go https://twitter.com/Share_Talk/status/1510242506843242497?s=20&t=BRGkLMz4MiWxB4XY7XaEEA
excellent post Jasper.My feeling too
John… I take a slightly different view on the share price because that gets driven by so many different variables - volume, sentiment, liquidity, fundamentals, asset value to just name a few.
The initial flow rates will not give a real true idea of the asset value; the success of the refrac programme and future flow rates will determine that. In addition booking reserves properly in a revised CPR can then really start to crystallise more accurate value.
Market capital today for me is linked to the company’s assets and potential future projects. On that basis I think that the current market capital of £18m bares no reflection on the assets and projects they have in play.
On production next week I would hope we would start heading more towards a £30m market capital which would be a price around 0.42p.