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No. Of shares before OO
No. Of shares after OO
Divide by 8 = No. Of warrants

BEFORE OO = 458,482,117

AFTER OO = 580,317,053

DIVIDE (any number combination (add, subtract, multiply) of your IQ choice) BY 8 = utter poppy****

its hardly surprising after all these years this numpty is still losing money

CORRECT answer to your question LR is of course as per the details laid out in the RNS

"As a result, the Company has raised in aggregate gross proceeds of approximately US$10.4 million (£8.5 million) pursuant to the Capital Raising (including pursuant to the Placing, the Subscription and the Open Offer) through the issue of a total of 121,834,936 New Ordinary Shares and 60,917,237 Warrants"

ergo it's 60,917,237 warrants with the option to exercise (or not) @ 9p a pop

IF all of the warrants are exercised the total number of shares in circulation would then be:

(580,317,053 + 60,917,237) = 641,234,290

c'mon Essex its not rocket science

but then again neither should be remembering just how many shares one 'claims' to be holding this week or how many different aliases one has operated under during all of those years

ain't that right Garbled :-)

Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc (PRD), the Jersey-based Oil and Gas Company with operations in Trinidad, Morocco and Ireland. is pleased to announce that it has conditionally placed 60,000,000 new ordinary shares of no par value in the Company (the "Placing Shares") at a placing price of 5.5 pence each (the "Placing Price") to raise £3,300,000 (before expenses) (the "Placing")

FWIW.... perhaps you should go write a book Graham telling the world of your unparalleled business achievements instead of wasting your time waffling about your clear and obvious oil and gas industry inexperience on a faceless blog

but hey as the positively bias sheep keep telling me

WTFDIK about OIL and GAS

5.5p lovely stuff

oh and PS...

a gentle reminder for the GRH fan club

despite what you might think.... there is no such thing as a free lunch...

toodlepip x

1 year since the 100/1 (16,426,953,124 shares) consolidation at circa .3p or roughly 30p in post consolidation (164,269,531 shares) money and yet at a SP of less than half post consolidation price, the single and biggest risk (post RS report) question still remains

will the much hyped (non dilutive) RBL be secured and delivered before the end of Q3 as promised or will Arthur have to once again resort to dipping into his trusty old long and strong retail pockets and issuing yet more of his oft promoted 'no pain, no gain' confetti

I sense there's a pattern forming and no its not just in old toppy ups pump and dumps

BTW

I know they say times are hard but I couldn't help but notice old Art's waistline hasn't suffered

brings me back to one of my favourite ever Art quotes, when asked by the presenter (via a shareholder question) on one of those interviews from a few years back, 'how much money was left in the coffers' his reply was 'how should I know, I'm not an accountant'

priceless it was and just what every shareholder needs to know

a CEO that doesn't know

you say laughter, I said at the time LOUDER

"nobody bashes a bad stock"

is that the same as saying

nobody needs to continually ramp a great stock

either or neither jiddy

it can't be both

I rest my case :-)

there is definitely an Art pattern of proven v probable v possible forming here

www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAqxmOnSKFk

you say proven, I say not yet

you say probable, I say not yet

you say possible, I say not yet

you say imminent, I say not yet

you say either, I say neither

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJHbTuVcSwE

you say laughter, I say LOUDER

Arthur may well be (in his own mindset) a fantastic old school geologist but the simple FACT is, as a CEO and businessman, not a single cent has been returned to all his patient LONG TERM UK investors :-)

2018 on the verge of signing the funding package required subject of course to jumping through a few 'operational and err um money lending' hoops...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTOr2StPFTQ

patience was the cry way back then

40 years in the business eh ?

nothing whatsoever to worry about

LOL :-)

" Then there are some posters who feel the need to tell us they have sold out !!!! why??? "

LOL surely we could ask the same about a certain individual who feels the need to continually tell the world and their dog (24/7 whether at Butlins or onboard cruise ships) that they are always buying and/or topping up, are holding millions of shares at 'X' price and yet strangely that same individual never ever announces (or at least not in public) when they are top slicing or selling !!!

8 long years you've been at it now with the exact same MO

https://www.lse.co.uk/profiles/opulentia/

12 posts already today and yes you are still full of it

tralalalala x

car crash ?

I'd say

over 300 tuned in to hear Art waffle on and on and on for an hour about... himself and not a lot else... LOL

Art: let me introduce myself and tell you a story

I've been in the oil field over 40 years and I've found a lot a lot of oil

I'm an old school geologist and let me tell you there are not many of us still alive that can read 1950's maps

I'm a brilliant geologist but I'm a **** businessman

in over 40 years I've failed to make a financial success of the companies I've run despite having raised millions and millions and millions from hundreds if not thousands of impatient and stupid UK investors

oh and can I just end by saying

the RS report will not get released as no one will make any sense of it and we will just get idiots on those blogs (that me and Ryan spend all day reading) misinterpreting it and as its a report that has been and will be interpreted differently by everyone that had a probabilistic input into it or reads it what's the point

you're darned rooting tooting right Art

what was the point

in any of it LOL

tralalalala x

eek is that really 18p now on the bid ?

quick take some screenshots and take action

call the cops

email the FCA

write to your local MP

jam tomorrow comedy gold :-)

indeed Charlie

TOTAL NET RISKED RECOVERABLE (Contingent Resources 1C, 2C and 3C) 27,826,000 BBLS

Frontier 1 : 23,747,000 bbls

Frontier 2 : 4,079,000 bbls

funny how the AIM jam tomorrow ******s love a BIG headline grabbing number, whereas I am pretty sure Mr Market looks at the here and now and just a little deeper

993 million barrels OIIP whoop whoop

28 million barrels RECOVERABLE doh

no difference there then :-)

"illegal trading"

call the cops

aye the keystone cops :-)

Ffs what is it going to take to get my 20p back

some drilling to prove up all those deterministically and probabilistically numbers

OR

another 1,000 ramptastic posts over the weekend from the Butlins Bolton redcoats :-)

50p ?

75p ?

100p ?

nope

18.86p to sell

tralalalalala :-)

PS

I predict more posts than trades again

keep it up peeps

it's quality entertainment

last time I looked they fill swimming pools with water

BUT maybe they do things differently in Butlins

quick someone tell the toppy grandkids :-)

PS
loving all these 'non industry' analogies btw

its comedy gold

"you can't polish a turd"

well that may be so rxdav, but you can definitely TRADE IT when said turd is continually promoted as being polished

IF anyone is in any doubt about constantly promoting polished turds whilst trading them just ask The Old Trout :-)

the thing is, IF and its a very BIG IF

this Smart Art business has (as you now claim) got this MASSIVE potential to earn more than all the other divisions put together I for one would like to ask the question as to why DC decided to sell it in the first place AND then subsequently agree to sell it for a million quid less at the bequest of some irate retail investor than was first agreed because IF what you say is true, nothing surrounding the timing, the raising of the money at 4p to pay for it or indeed the agreed and subsequently renegotiated sales price makes sense

OK you can call me a cynic if you want but looking at Smart Art past accounts and its recent valuations summit surrounding this 'massive game changing deal for LVCG the company' still smells

"If guys want to get mugged under 20p that's their perogative"

now why would anyone

buying 500k on a Wednesday @ 17.5p

27-Jul-22 14:34:10 17.50 500,000 Buy 87.50k

and selling them on a Thursday @ 19.08p

28-Jul-22 16:03:13 19.08 500,000 Sell 95.40k

be getting mugged ?

I'd say getting a 9% return (almost £8k) is not too shabby for a days work and a few rampant posts on a blog

retail investor rule number one

trust no-one, especially those who with red rosettes next to their name, with 10's of thousands of posts to their name or those that post 20+ times a day selling you the multi bag rag to riches mortgage free dream whilst always claiming they are holding long and strong, buying large or continually topping up

traders rule number one

be sure to heavily promote your buys in public but always remember to dump in private

after all its just business and all in a days work for some :-)

kept a log ?

for what... a half pence swing in the SP ?

for goodness sake, in case you haven't already noticed its Friday and the swing traders never like being on the hook over a weekend especially when they've got Butlins to attend

those dastardly MM's eh ?

me thinks some people need to get out and about in the fresh air a bit more :-)

28-Jul-22 16:03:13 19.08p 500,000 Sell 19.00p-19.50p £95.40k O

I wouldn't be surprised if its toppy up quietly offloading her 16.75p top ups :-)

lets not forget

she's got Butlins with the grandkids this weekend to pay for so don't be too hard on her

ramp ramp ramp and remember

its just business

no financial warning flags ?

"Additional capital will need to be raised to meet the costs of this technical work and to fund the Company's working capital requirements should a licence extension be offered"

"Any offer of such an extension is likely to be conditional on the Company demonstrating that it has sufficient funding to carry out a work programme and cover administration costs during the Licence term. The grant of an extension is therefore likely to be dependent on the Company raising significant further funds in Q3/Q4 2022"