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Yes, I know all about balls of steel but it's an illusion. Some investors win but most investors lose! Possibly because the winning investors take all the losers' money. Hopefully ZIOC will be the icing on my cake and I can stop wasting so much time on "investment" . I read recently that only 4% of AIM shares are multi-baggers by any stretch of the definition and I'm hoping ZIOC will liberate me. In the meantime I'm planning how to spend all my theoretical profits.

You made me laugh and PXOG shareholders are much in need of one. Obviously, PXOG can go one of two ways and if we're both shareholders we must be optimistic. Investing in Oil & Gas minnows is Extremely High Risk but PXOG looks like a Strong Buy yet the Market has disagreed with me for several months which is worrying and if nothing happens before Xmas I dread to think where the SP will be. I lost £thousands when KEA went bust but I'm confident PXOG is different. Prepare for sudden sell-off tomorrow? Timing is everything and I lost even more £thousands by selling GKP far too soon.

...is all the money I miss out on by not trading my holding. Theoretically I could've sold @ 25p and bought back @ 16p
and I'd be £18k richer but who'd want to have £18k in his pocket and miss out on £400k? Perhaps it's not so surprising that even at this stage ZIOC is so volatile but I'm losing my appetite for Investment. Post-ZIOC I'll be invested in Investment Trusts and let them worry while providing me with a rising income. In theory. Except these days a rising income looks like an endangered species.

...until there's suddenly Good News which sends the SP flying and then normal service is resumed. Worth adding to your PF on a long-term basis - could be worth £5 a share eventually. But eventually we all die.

2p would be better but what are the chances? I'm encouraged to think positively after reading numerous articles about the rising cost of energy which make sense and mean PXOG is very undervalued. Assuming PXOG delivers which the Market appears to be doubting but what does it know we don't? Usual high risk = high reward or you go bust.

Can only agree on previous performance. I thought about buying at 42p but decided against. Not sure punters realise the devastating effects to come of Brexit (and I voted Leave). Short term pain for long term gain but it wouldn't surprise me if FOOT falls another 50%. Too much money is in the hands of the rich and they can only buy so many shoes. Put the same money in the hands of the poor and FOOT would have queues outside their stores.

Further evidence to support shareholders wondering why the SP isn't a lot higher. I was hoping Whitbread would diversify and spend their £3.9bn investing in Zanaga! :) Let's hope "the Chinese" are keen to invest and none of the interested parties want to lose face. Potentially, ZIOC is easily worth £10 per share but my fear is that it's sold at mate's rates and us long-suffering shareholders don't get to realise the true value. First alarm signal will be GLEN offering to buy out ZIOC shareholders at less than £2.

First buy of the day and it's a big un! I really hope this is a coiled spring and not a damp squid.

Let's hope so but the Market continues to look a gift horse in the mouth. And quite rightly. Can't help thinking the SP should be much, much higher knowing what we all know yet it isn't. And that's with most of the shares in sticky paws.

Forgot to mention that Buys to Sells were 154-1 on Friday if the figures can be believed yet the SP carried on snoring. Hopefully not for much longer. Stay tuned.

BPC plunged 68% on Friday but is still valued at £31m and it's years away from production whereas PXOG is valued at £4m and the oil is more or less almost in the pipeline. Discuss. Thanks to ZIOC my PF rocketed 28% this week and as soon as it's up another 1000% I'll be thinking about increasing my holding in PXOG. It's very strange how the Market can ignore the obvious but that's how it works. I'm kicking myself for losing faith in my own research into PVG which is up 183% since 20 June. But it could've gone the other way - down 183%?

If ZIOC is such a no-brainer why isn't the SP over £1? Stand back as this Heresy is dealt with.

High risk high reward? Lack of news is not unusual. I suspect thousands of investors have stopped investing in AIM which doesn't help. Fundamentals are helpful and PXOG looks very promising on a future PE basis. If it ever happens.
I remain confident with PXOG my 2nd largest investment after ZIOC at # 1.

The new Director appointment must signal where this is going. However, I'm not expecting much of a rising SP - instead I think we'll wake up one morning to find the shares suspended pending takeover talks.

Buys to sells 145-1 and no movement in the SP? My broker says it's up 4.44%.

Today I increased my holding by 30% in anticipation of Good News - assuming the expected income materialises then PXOG is ridiculously cheap. I'm also encouraged by MoneyWeek's opinion that we won't be seeing cheap Oil again but I can't share their addiction to Gold. Store of value? I'm intending to stockpile food.

I think we are all positive and taking my family to Disneyland wouldn't enter my head! Each to their own. Let's hope your research and mine agree at some point: at least �2 or possibly �5 per share?

Are you American? Or is "folks" now English? N4P is my second largest investment but I can't share your enthusiasm. Typical British? There's a difference. Happy to hold while waiting for ZIOC to make me a millionaire after which I might invest more money.

You make a very good point which the BOD should be very keen to disprove by BUYING MORE SHARES.

Are you robots? Where are the negative posts? And what's wrong with them? Not including jay12 who voices my thoughts exactly. Perhaps we should all shut up until the Life Changing Event finally occurs? This year? 2050?