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Every existing shareholder is ring fenced when it comes to any compensation awarded. Assuming it is. Afterwards our shares in LOGP will be swallowed by the RTO shenanigans.

Surely the turning point was ZPHR seeking to double their acreage?

At the time they were in the doldrums and subject to papaduke's hatred but I viewed the increase as incredibly positive.

Could the magic dust falling on ZPHR also find its way to falling on TOM?

The other end of Utah but the oil's there.

...Zephyr Energy is attracting investment and the SP is rocketing. Meanwhile TOM goes nowhere while all it needs is small change from a billionaire investor of which there are many. It's so sad.

ATG: "no more can kicking" let's hope so!

G_G_G: the ultimate pumper and dumper or the man with great insight? Obviously I'll opt for confirmation bias but no disrespect intended. GLA!

extrader: I lurve Renault Kangoos! Did you know they're a cult in Japan? There's a video on YouTube of them all getting together. The problem is finding one with a petrol engine as a mere enthusiast like me is very unlikely to do the mileage a diesel engine demands. There's always the electric version which I may well end up buying but also bear in mind the Mercedes Citan van looked much the same as a Kangoo . A few happy days spent as an agency driver delivering for Volvo Truck & Bus sealed my approval of the Renault Kangoo. As for old houses: I'm all for them until they turn into a money pit. On the other hand, if they're still standing after 700 years what could possibly go wrong? Got my eye on a 14th Century house in Suffolk and also a converted oast house in the same town for less than half the price. We'll see.

# 1 on Monday? Unless trading is suspended over the weekend pending an announcement. Where did I put that Maserati brochure? Only joking - terrible cars! Just replaced my 15 year old Panda with a 10 year old version which will probably serve me to the end of my days - it can't be long now!

If the herd should arrive before COP would there be huge sells to keep the SP down?

Catbert: Institutional investors have mostly shunned ZIOC and they've had plenty of time to invest! Any decent hedge fund ought to have been buying lately but where are they?

Up almost 12% according to Google Finance - buy now while stocks last! That's another aspect - how much will the herd be prepared to pay?

You've convinced me to increase my holding by 15% to 804,131 shares but I won't be suing you if it all ends badly! To raise the funds I bailed out of GEO with a 55% loss where I had been prepared to watch it recover or even rocket after selling the Namibian assets. I suppose I'm following my advice to a very annoying ZPHR investor: "Surely it's simply a case of investing one's capital in whichever share appears to offer the best return, according to one's skill and judgment. Whether you're in profit or loss with any holding, if you think another share will be a better investment then go for it! At the very least, hedge your bets. Waiting for a loss-making holding to "pay you back" is crazy if it means missing out on the likes of GGP." We'll see. Hopefully ZIOC will dwarf GGP. GLA!

Company website reluctant to tell investors much about management's previous history. Mr. Churchouse also formerly worked at Critical Mineral Resources Plc, as Chief Executive Officer & Director, KimCor Diamonds Plc, as Director, Empire Metals Ltd., as Executive Director from 2015 to 2018, Savannah Resources Plc, as Director & Technical Director from 2010 to 2011, Golden Prospect Mining Co. Ltd., as Director, Carlton Resources Plc, as Non-Executive Director from 2011 to 2012, Ubecorp Ltd., as Non-Independent Executive Director from 2012 to 2013, KEFI Minerals (Ethiopia) Ltd., as Director, Iberian Mining Ltd., as Director, Sarah Rossi Ltd., as Director, New Cyprus Copper PA Ltd., as Director, JCI Ltd., as Senior Mine Geologist, Gold Fields Ghana Ltd., as Senior Geologist, Anglo American Plc (Namibia), as Senior Geologist, and Gold Fields Namibia Ltd., as Senior Geologist.

Totally agree BITt! No reason why GEO shouldn't be the next GGP but it may take some time. Selling the oil assets would speed things up and I hope that's their top priority.

It all smacks of conspiracy and greed. God help us PIs!

GEMD currently # 1 Top Riser up 79% - I'm expecting ZIOC to be in a similar position later this month. Or possibly the exact opposite!

You are so inconsistent, papaduke! If you've sold 3m shares how are you trapped in a barrel? And if you sold your son's 2m shares and he's up x3 already then what's holding you back from emulating him? Unless, of course, all those shares were not sold at a huge loss - maybe you even banked profits? I'm 71 and AIM is the only way to hit the jackpot I badly need as a pensioner in rented property (rent just increased 15%). I'm hoping ZIOC will buy me a house and ZPHR will furnish it.

What happened about PYX being investigated for corruption?

There is only one answer: Get it over with! I don't care about maximising the value of the asset - I simply want a decent return on my investment NOW!

I could be dead before a single ounce of iron ore is produced and the overlords aren't getting any younger either - Mick Davis is only 3 years younger than me while Clifford Elphick is 6 years younger - what a difference 6 years make! 6 years ago I did not have mobility problems or get breathless putting my bin out. To be fair, that's a 300 yard round trip where I live.

Something is very wrong with the SP - why is it necessary for it to remain around 7.4p not that buyers are forming a queue at what anyone would think was a bargain price. It needs investigating before small shareholders are screwed! Alternatively, a bold hedge fund needs to start buying aggressively and see where that leads the SP. Fat chance! They're all in it together. Considering the £billions that the Zanaga Project will generate it's shameful how small shareholders are about to be screwed by the overlords. £1 a share for small PIs is peanuts in the grand scheme of things so why not pay us? The overlords are welcome to £10 per share in due course after ZIOC supposedly changes hands except the fingers in the pie may well be much the same!

futsal = ****phobic idiot. don't get many bushfires where i live, whereabouts are you bombalaboy? pleased (hardly the right word) i'm not the only shareholder who is "extremely wary" about zioc. i am no longer young/middle aged but i still have a genuine need for extra cash!

"Materials that feed a fully-financed production base are currently being valued at an average $23/t of attributable, recovered Fe units, while those that are unfinanced and show limited DSO potential are being valued more conservatively at $0.04/t." 4 cents to 23 dollars equates to a 575-bagger!

There's a huge difference between companies who are actually mining the stuff and those merely looking for it. The quick way to get the SP back to 0.45 and beyond would be to sell the Namibian assets.