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Come true? Such as? The placement you’ve been predicting pretty much every week for a year? Your prediction that people who bought shares in Dec 21 would regret it? Your prediction that something was wrong with the Daybreak process? Your statements that you would sell when RBD shares were above 0.4 and leave this board?
Uggy - ripped up how? I don’t see that they’ve changed the business plan, just that until now they’ve failed to deliver on it which is of course disappointing, but different. Victory will hopefully change that anyway. Also >2 years of pandemic disruption really can’t just be ignored.
It’s one of two things
1) he never had a shareholding to start with, so he is a liar
2) Didnt sell his shareholding above 0.4 because, despite all the constant ****ging off of the company over the years, he knows that when Victory sale price is announced in 2-3 weeks time the shares are going much much higher, so he is completely disingenuous
It really could be either.
Persimmon - you seem to somehow have missed that the “guy called Christopher Connelly” who is now Secretary is the “guy”appointed today as RBD CFO. Clearly given the size of the company there is no need to have both a CFO and a Secretary and Chris can handle both. Your trolling has significantly deteriorated and become almost childlike. Are you feeling Ok?
Persimmon - I genuinely think this is the stupidest thing you’ve written, which is saying something. You really think you can submit a draft field development plan, give out an NPV number and reach a conditional offer for sale without all parties understanding the costs and requirements for getting the field onstream?? You really are a joke.
MisterPositive - 2022 and 2023 gas prices are not really relevant as Victory won’t produce gas before end 2024, at best. I’m as keen for a good price as the next shareholder, but realistically getting to 1p on a sale announcement would be a very good result
Mikey - no-one pays for assets based on current gas prices. Look at the recent Total/Kistos deal west of Shetland. Yes, the Russian invasion happened since then, but gas prices were already high when they announced that sale in late Jan, and it was for producing not development assets
Hi Persimmon - guess management will almost certainly take advantage of today’s share price move to launch the placement you’ve been touting for so long? Or will they wait until after they receive the sale proceeds from Victory? Very keen to get your thoughts, though of course you’ll have sold today at above your 0.4p PT. Right?
Thanks
Zzzzz. Would it have been better to get it done quicker? Of course. Is it good news that it’s done, as confirmed by the upcoming vote? Of course. But the latter is what counts. And also, wow! Another day with no capital raise.
You’ve been saying that for months, and been wrong the whole time. Your “analysis” is guesswork, but ignores clear statements from the company that they are fully funded for WN. And finally, if you really believed another cap raise was imminent then you’d have sold at 0.395 to avoid being diluted rather than quibble over the spread vs your supposed target price. You’re either a liar, or stupid. Or both.
The positive interpretation is the Russia situation must have significantly moved the goal posts in terms of number of parties interested in Victory, S&S implied as much in the live session recently. I’ll take a delay for a higher price