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From my experience with Paranoid you know when you've hit the sweet spot cos he just comes back with a sarcastic comment rather than answer the point.

Agree, and it used to be one of my biggest concerns to a route to profitability and possibly a sale. But with so much other, bigger cr.ap now going on, it's just gone down the list of priorities for me. The only glimmer of light for me is that whilst we LTHs continue to suffer, Foo's royalty payments have also suffered. As to a future sale, I'm assuming the buyer could, if they wanted to shut down the royalty producing wells and use gas only from other wells producing at that time, if the royalty issue wasn't dealt with at the time of sale.

The inference from previous comment being, please give it a rest

Being the learned person that you undoubtedly are you will have come across the term "doubting Thomas". Quote "But Thomas, one of the twelve, called Didymus, was not with them when Jesus came. The other disciples therefore said unto him, We have seen the Lord. But he said unto them, Except I shall see in his hands the print of the nails, and put my finger into the print of the nails, and thrust my hand into his side, I will not believe" Therein lies the answer to your question. LTHs have suffered so many setbacks and false dawns that no amount of your talking up the share will persuade them to change. They themselves need to see the change. That doesn't mean they don't hope for better times in the near term. They just need to see the evidence.

I would suggest that at the moment, the royalty issue is the least of any prospective buyer's worries.

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re " I think they know that BMR and JLP are the right combination to get this project going" I'm more inclined to think that ZG think JLP are the right people to see it through. We just happen to own the licence and asset.

Yes, 7 months ago which is why I said I couldn't have traded it within the last 6 months. Some peak that was for a supposedly established and profitable company. A little over 1.5p old money when most LTHs first invested at 4p, 5p, 6p and way above. And that is of course after several massive bouts of dilution. And a peak which wouldn't have happened anyway if the company had been more honest about it's relationship with Eneo. Still you carry on waving the company flag on our behalf. Personally I'm just waiting for the next peak to exit. Like many I used to see this as a nice pension top-up. Now, like many, I'd be happy to exit without loss Not bitter, just frustrated that we mere mortals are totally impotent when dealing with greedy, self-serving, snouts-in-the-trough directors..

You just don't get it do you? My original post WAS about the company, whether or not it was what YOU wanted to hear. Your follow up post was specifically about individuals, rubbishing people who don't follow your sycophantic drivel. Assuming we are both invested here (and I certainly am), I don't see how I can make any more money out of VOG than you can. I certainly couldn't have traded it within the last 6 months.

Totally missed the point as usual. Also my post was in answer to your provocative drivel

There you go talking out of your ahole again. Anyone who posts even a slightly negative comment is in your eyes a troll. You might like to know that the Urban Dictionary definition of a troll is "One who posts a deliberately provocative message to a newsgroup or message board with the intention of causing maximum disruption and argument" I would have thought that could just as easily be applied to sychophantic or paid posters coming onto a board (with 33000 posts to his/her name), which has suffered much over the years from cr.ap management and then pushing positivity to such extreme that it appears to have the intention of causing maximum disruption and argument" Just saying. Are you a paid troll BTW?

Obviously some on this board are completely unfazed by the fact that we have had absolutely diddly squat news for over 3 months at a time when so much should be happening, and only bad news in the 3 months prior to that. On the assumption that any news is released promptly under stock exchange rules, and with VOG's long history of "no news is bad news", we can only expect a delay followed by disappointment. No doubt the sychophants on here will be expecting some cheer on Westmed, CNG, lots of new sign-ups (at $16 p/mmbtu, stuck gun recovered, flow rates from new wells, identity of new investors, Eneo renewed, new power stations hooked up, all followed swiftly by an uplift in the SP. Don't hold yer breath!!

Is this the hotline number you use for AB? +44(0) 774 702 0600

DIK promised us an update this quarter. Better get his skates on as time is running out. With several months timelapse involved, nothing less than a stonking RNS would be acceptable, unless of course you're PB.

Strange how 2 posters with total posts between them of over 91000 use this VOG board to push another of their investment opportunities. Beware the professionals bearing good news!!

Hi Eric. Thanks for the upload. You do have to wonder whether he just took his eye off the BMR ball with his fingers firmly stuck in so many pies. Probably spends more time at Black Sea as he finds it easier doing city wheeler dealing than getting his hands dirty in Africa. Hair looked remarkably subdued. Do you think he has a different barnet for each of his companies? Cheers matey.

It would be nice to think that now AB has more time on his hands, he is getting on with sorting out the Associates from the MA era. Extra money in the coffers would certainly come in handy.

Re"no matter what else BMR are now within 7/9 months of actual profit generation " How do you work that one out? I take it you mean 7-9 months before we start processing.

That's annoying. Topped up the other day as didn't want to miss out should we get a decision from Sweden. Pretty much expected a fundraise at some point but a tad pis.sed off at the price. No doubt someone is being looked after.

In the words of the old saying, "one swallow doth not a summer make". Slight improvement, mainly off the back of low value contracts and overseas sales, whilst most home brands sluggish. SP stagnation hardly a surprise, no matter how much we want to see it shooting up.