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back up again...

why because you said so? Or trying to give out fear? IF placing comes it will be to fund this new licence and be welcomed. However think they will secure other licence first and do it all in one if they do.

cant see it close above 0.9 tbh,... be great if closes above 0.8! Hopefully not below 0.70...

another attempt at 0.7 stops perhaps. "herd" has moved on for now it seems waiting for re-entry price.

" We are well financed for our current activities."

"Profit handsomely": Investors in junior exploration shares have had a tough time in recent years. The lack of buying interest in AIM listed exploration ventures has gone on for nine years. The cycle will turn. The critical factor is to be among those ventures which are placed to benefit from an upturn. Investors good enough or lucky enough to select the right vehicles will profit handsomely.

profit taking hour... come back after lunch... seems its bouncing off 0,72 every time forming support there... imo.

exactly... they wouldnt award it to someone with no money to actually use it now would they??

oh look... RISING AGAIN... lol.

how many shares get mentioned in the top riser... so many "why not put profits here or there..." Dropping now - well done all who sold above 0.8! Chance to buy back... imo... but who knows this is aim.

perhaps yes... but tomorrow... well who knows...

shaking her a bit... hopefully hold above 0.8.

whoop whoop... rising again :)

clear the 0.8's first... then hopefully next stage... 1p possible today... but see how it goes I guess.... dyor and dont risk what you cant afford to lose eh?

1.09 52 week high... so yes... has potentially a lot more in the tank... ramp ramp.

ONDON (Alliance News) - Shares in Clontarf Energy PLC jumped on Tuesday after it said it was awarded Block 18, offshore Equatorial Guinea, in a recent bidding round. Shares in Clontarf were more than doubled on AIM to 0.738 pence Tuesday following the announcement. Clontarf said the block covers around 5,056 kilometres squared of undrilled deep-water acreage, and it will focus on large structural and or stratigraphic trap targets. Under the bid terms, Clontarf will take a 70% stake in production interest, and a 65% stake in oil cost recovery. An initial work programme will be for three years, although extendible, including seismic acquisition plus one well if drillable targets are identified. "Clontarf has long been interested in Equatorial Guinea's deep-water potential, which is among some of the most prospective in West Africa. EG-18 is part of the Northern Rio Muni Basin, which Clontarf has analysed. Our initial interest is in diverse Cretaceous sands plays, particularly a distal fan and turbidite channels visible on historic seismic," said Director David Horgan in a statement.

tight tight spread now...

boom 2 now in progress...

this is Ghana blow (groan)...

missed your shout this morning... shout louder next time... ;)