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00 holder what a bell end you are Tram are in for a hiding as you have had and continue to for posting misleading scaremongering propaganda and as for the news jug head wait Wally wait as the Trams gonna run you down.🤣🤣🤣

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-------"This legal action signals the end of negotiations, and therefore, no deal, no money, no San Leon Energy."

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---What a stupid conclusion to jump to 36800.

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-Why on the earth do you think that SLE wanted the Palantir stock in the first place--certainly not as any form of investment, but rather as an asset that can be exchanged for cash.

-Whatever the " ins and outs " of the case are, it does sound like all contracts had been agreed and signed , but Tram did not complete their side, and deliver the stock.

-That being the nitty gritty of the case, SLE will undoubtedly win and gain control of the stock, (no matter how much mud Tram try to sling around), and that will in turn generate the cash SLE have been after.

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-The reason it has taken so long appears to be down to TRAM, who it seems, have TWICE reneged on a deal, and maybe SLE will now seek some sort of damages as well as gaining the stock agreed to in this latest deal.

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-A court case is now maybe only a few days away, and then we will all know the full story and be able to make educated statements rather than wild speculations about---" no deal, no money, no San Leon Energy."

Your attempt to divert our attention from the true meaning of this court action is rather poor bluerill. The court action in itself is not the important point. Who wins or loses is irrelevant.

We waited for news that the childish bambino Sam245 kept shouting would come. The news came. It was very bad news.

This legal action signals the end of negotiations, and therefore, no deal, no money, no San Leon Energy.

What a shame SLE holders have their money tied up in this fiasco at this time of volatility and fantastic worldwide trading opportunity.

Excellent googling as always, bs. This is indeed, by all accounts, an unreconstructed positive for sle and most of the Nigerian O&G industry in general. Kyari was apparently deeply corrupt even by Nigerian standards, and worse still, from what I'm hearing, believed he was untouchable given Tinubu's razor thin parliamentary margins. Apparently not and that is a good thing, not just for the industry, but for the political future of the country generally. But, thinking selfishly, does this then make it a bit more likely - at least on the margin - that OF, with or without a resolution with TRAM, is able to close on a major funding deal? I think that's a reasonable take, yes.