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nada on social media - https://twitter.com/victoriaoilgas

nearly a month - nothing. in what is meant to be a transformative year.

small ord sale trades. some folks getting bored?

is good news?

3.370 average for the month (so far).

stop being misleading. makes the share appear like a boiler room stock.
OBA was 3.95 for last 3 days (2.012 / 5.303 / 4.590).

OBA was 3.95 for last 3 days.

https://twitter.com/Petra_Diamonds/status/1118871266365255680
https://twitter.com/PetraDiamondsIR/status/1118871369947799553

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dC0DseCyYE

so we are back of warp speed.
i can understand keeping a tiny short position, but all bodes well for us going long.
just need another big find or two and away we go.

even PPC is up 17%. And Peter Levein bought PPC a few rounds at their AGM a while back.
What is JW doing? Offering us the trimmings from his rug?

people said that at 19p, 17p, 15p, 13.5p.
could just be the stock is heading south once again, and BOD do not give two hoots.

support?

not the biggest market for these shares................

for a blue day Voggers.

(i should try reading top to bottom).
see you go there Samroy.

http://www.controlhidrocarburos.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Prod-Mensual-Fiscalizada-26-ABRIL-2019.pdf

LC - some of the other pipelines have multiples of 100K capacity.

the issue for AMER is the freaking permit to get going as an oil transport company.

how long does that take for a purportedly business friendly country?

not the biggest upgrade - but every little helps. esp. when further upgrades likely to follow as and when better Q figures roll in

... but are the gamgov fingers too sticky for such a pie?

SMTM - you might be interested in the info on the BLVN BB -
https://www.rigzone.com/news/200b_in_the_lng_project_pipeline-25-apr-2019-158692-article/?utm_campaign=DAILY_2019_04_26&utm_source=GLOBAL_ENG&utm_medium=EM_NW_F3

"... the “boom is back” for liquefied natural gas (LNG), Wood Mackenzie predicts that capital spending on LNG plant and upstream infrastructure will total more than $200 billion from 2019 to 2025.

In fact, a new Wood Mackenzie study anticipates that nearly 90 million tonnes per annum (mmtpa) of LNG capacity should take final investment decision (FID) and start construction in the next two years alone. Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractors and others along the LNG supply chain should get a “major boost” as a result, the consultancy finds.... "