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simple :)

LSE is f*cked

just check the trade pages they are all from February LOL

its been sh*te for a few days now so just glad I don't pay a subscription for this POS

UT was 7p BTW

''besides they also ALWAYS talk their own book''

oh and let me guess you don't ... PMSL :)

http://uk.advfn.com/forum/search?q=the%20abbot&index=posts&post_poster=on

so JA is it just the 2 identities you have today ?

you be a busy bee on the blogs when it suits and funnily enough the same anger issue and cracks appear over on advfn as they do on here when someone poses an alternative view or dares to question YOUR own book

I expect the next FIB will be all yours :)

Tony, you don't need to be related to know the numbers as they are all published in black and white.

its an advantage of the Canadian market in there is no obfuscation or hiding all the important little details from shareholders like there is in the UK.

www.toscanaenergy.ca/2020/03/toscana-energy-enters-into-an-option-agreement-with-i3-energy-plc-and-announces-the-assignment-of-its-senior-bank-debt-and-subordinated-note-and-the-release-of-its-fourth-quarter-and-year-end-2019-r/

enjoy :)

LOL I can just imagine the family call:

yo Graham, its your little bro Ryan here, listen up and listen up fast ... my company is in big big trouble as we have insurmountable debt and the lenders won't give me any more cash ... we are currently producing our oil at a loss so the big picture I'm afraid is ... we are just about to go under and I was wondering (hoping and praying) if there is any chance you can help bail me out ?

sure no problem bro ... just leave it with me ... I'm an expert at doing great deals

remember Iona

nepotism rules huh

just saying :)

oh well I did try and tell ya :)

double digits soon huh

I'd say Schlumberger the biggest industry service provider in the world and with almost 100 years experience behind them might just be a little bit smarter than your young buck Paul

cash is king and by the sounds of it there's not an awful lot left

''I know the chap very well and he is a real whizz from other companies where we worked together''

a whizz huh ?

god forbid if he also did them in these

WOW such an impressive and eclectic list of liquidated / dissolved companies behind you :)

Mr Po**** entered into voluntary sequestration in Scotland on 23 August 2007, as a result of a personal loan guarantee of £1.5 million being called upon, which was discharged on 23 August 2010.
Mr Po**** was a director at the time, or within the twelve months preceding, the date of the compulsory liquidation or administrative receivership of the following companies:

· Joint-receivers were appointed to The R. Oak (Longton) Limited on 9 March 2007. Mr Po**** resigned as a director on 20 September 2007. Of total receipts of approximately £92,000, approximately £53,000 was paid to the charge holder. This company was subsequently dissolved on 5 May 2009.

· Joint-receivers were appointed to The Jolly Roger (New Ollerton) Limited on 9 March 2007. Mr Po**** resigned as a director on 20 September 2007. Of total receipts of approximately £196,000, approximately £162,000 was paid to the charge holder. This company was subsequently dissolved on 20 January 2009.

· S.L. Securities Limited (formerly Scotia Land Limited) was put into compulsory liquidation on 1 June 2007, with a resulting deficiency as regards creditors of approximately £3.75 million. Mr Po**** resigned as a director on 20 September 2007. The company was dissolved on 13 May 2008.

· Scotia Land (Bath Street) Limited was put into compulsory liquidation on 22 August 2007. This company is still in liquidation. Mr Po**** resigned as a director on 20 September 2007.

· Joint Venture Properties Limited was put into compulsory liquidation on 9 January 2008. Mr Po**** resigned as a director on 20 September 2007. Of total receipts of approximately £429,000, approximately £372,000 was paid to floating charge creditors. There were insufficient funds after the payment of fees and expenses to pay a dividend to unsecured creditors. The company was dissolved on 26 November 2009.

· Joint Venture (Earl Grey Street) Limited was put into compulsory liquidation on 22 August 2007. Mr Po**** resigned as a director on 20 September 2007. There was a resulting substantial shortfall to the secured creditor and after the costs and expenses of the liquidation there were insufficient funds to pay a dividend to any class of creditors. This company was subsequently dissolved on 16 May 2012.

I wonder what all those small businesses and long list of outstanding creditors would think if they could see and hear you now with all this free cash to invest and giving it the big I am

whoops wrong thread earlier - easy mistake to make when there are so many sh*tty green boxes LOL
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good to hear you resisted and have at least diversified for the time being fecm

I splashed half my new years allowance earlier today on a tasty looking oiler that's still paying divs so yeah my bad :)

my thoughts also go out to BoJo and his family tonight as its times like these that make you think what's really important in ones life and it sure as sh*t ain't spending your life posting drivel on what is now a lock down lunatics blog

ATB and stay safe

good to hear you resisted and have at least diversified for the time being fecm

I splashed half my new years allowance earlier today on a tasty looking oiler that's still paying divs so yeah my bad :)

my thoughts also go out to BoJo and his family tonight as its times like these that make you think what's really important in ones life and it sure as sh*t ain't spending your life posting drivel on what is now a lock down lunatics blog

ATB and stay safe

LOL see what I mean :)

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yep the lunatics truly have taken over the asylum

95% down huh - like father like son :)

simples innit

fecm, funny thing is if you log out you can see them all

but on second thoughts, its perhaps best we not ... LOL

simples :)

I suspect its far more likely to be choking on all those little green boxes fecm :)

I had 10 solid pages of constant green drivel and sh*t and that was just playing catch up this morning from the weekends posts alone

anyway hope you had a successful day and didn't spend all your allowance in one go !!

whats thats milnrowmug ... you mean wine, women and song are more expensive offshore ?

well I never ... every day's a school day ... :)

I am old enough to can remember wine offshore and the occasional song (mostly karaoke at crimbo or a tea shack sing along) but women (as in ladies of the night) ... NEVER offshore, well not unless you classify a rig or a vessel being tied up alongside the quayside as being offshore LOL

anyway back on topic, I think it has become pretty clear to all long term shareholders by now that its about time AC just stayed one frigging place long enough to produce something that might give some crumbs of comfort to his backers

as they say in the trade 'show me the money' (IE show me something on the income line of the balance sheet) and I might just invest as I'm afraid in this current economic climate all this nonsensical globetrotting is nothing but a scatterbrain approached expense that current shareholders I expect can well do without !!

personally I like to see a business grow organically first and foremost and then use any profit cash generated to grow via the inorganic route NOT the other way about but maybe that's just me ??

ATB

looks like £300,000 already earmarked for AC's next 'business' trip which is a shed load for some wine, women, and song :)

LOL ... someone needs to learn to read faster as there's not that much in it ... :)

789p and dropping to buy now with Brent still looking a bit 'will she or won't she' shaky before Thursday's meeting

yup looks like the new season ISA early morning retail buying froth is over and its on for a big red finish

as they say only fools and rookies rush in :)

OK I've just managed to program the algo to re-post this every hour just to f*ck the loony tunes rhythm up

switching over to auto pilot now

simples innit :)

just thought I'd break up the string of green boxes on my screen with a grown up discussion

95% down huh

as Sharon would say: like father like son PMSL

SIMPLES :)

fecm, important thing is to spread your capital across a number of sectors that you believe will show strong growth once things get back to some sort of normality rather than put it all in one share or sector basket

one other thing they should have in this current climate is a very strong balance sheet with sufficient cash or readily available access to cash to survive a prolonged global lock down

the financial fallout from this virus will go on for months if not years so choose wisely and you should definitely be in no rush to chase the next big jam tomorrow dream for the quick bucks

AIM companies are for little short wagers whereas blue chip dividend paying companies are slow and steady keepers

oh and don't be in any rush to spend your ISA allowance for the coming year all in one go on Monday like some.

you have 365 days to pick and choose and don't forget there are some important meetings coming up sometime next week for oilers that might just have an impact on their future price.

IF oil drops Monday due to the delay in the Russia / Saudi production level talks, I'll be looking to add some BP and Shell if they follow any oil price drop but that's not investment advice that's just me looking at a much longer market recovery time frame

I read a really interesting article last week that talks about the history of big market crashes and the scary thing is that every big crash was followed by a little rallying bounce before an even bigger drop swiftly followed so my question would be, was last weeks little rise just the calm before the storm ?

my advice is to tread wisely and stay safe as the most important thing is for everyone to come out of this dreadful period of uncertainty on the other side fit and healthy and be able to once again rebuild their lives and finances

ATB

fecm, important thing is to spread your capital across a number of sectors that you believe will show strong growth once things get back to some sort of normality rather than put it all in one share or sector basket

one other thing they should have in this current climate is a very strong balance sheet with sufficient cash or readily available access to cash to survive a prolonged global lock down

the financial fallout from this virus will go on for months if not years so choose wisely and you should definitely be in no rush to chase the next big jam tomorrow dream for the quick bucks

AIM companies are for little short wagers whereas blue chip dividend paying companies are slow and steady keepers

oh and don't be in any rush to spend your ISA allowance for the coming year all in one go on Monday like some.

you have 365 days to pick and choose and don't forget there are some important meetings coming up sometime next week for oilers that might just have an impact on their future price.

IF oil drops Monday due to the delay in the Russia / Saudi production level talks, I'll be looking to add some BP and Shell if they follow any oil price drop but that's not investment advice that's just me looking at a much longer market recovery time frame

I read a really interesting article last week that talks about the history of big market crashes and the scary thing is that every big crash was followed by a little rallying bounce before an even bigger drop swiftly followed so my question would be, was last weeks little rise just the calm before the storm ?

my advice is to tread wisely and stay safe as the most important thing is for everyone to come out of this dreadful period of uncertainty on the other side fit and healthy and be able to once again rebuild their lives and finances

ATB

''Ignore the trolls and delinquent posters.. full of negativity rubbish..''

300p STRONG BUY huh

I bet there are many group think 'delinquents' wishing they had ignored your daily deluge of positive only claptrap now :)