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6.00pm BBC1

Alfred, at leasast larn to spel...........................

Simple keyboard mistake cat. Lol

Sorry guys, it was neither, and it’s not even certain that it was original anyway.

“The downside to Churchill’s prolificacy is it’s easy to put words in his mouth. Like Oscar Wilde and Mark Twain, Churchill attracts false attributions like a magnet. “People tend to make them up,” says Richard Langworth, the editor of four books of authenticated Churchill quotations, who estimates that at least 80 famous sayings attributed to the British Bulldog weren’t necessarily uttered by him.

That infamous Lady Astor exchange, for instance, probably took place between her and Churchill’s friend F.E. Smith, a statesman, and even then Smith was perhaps quoting an old joke.”

"Never was so much owed by so many to so few"

(Churchill)

Lady Astor: "If I were married to you, I'd put poison in your coffee."

Reply: "If I were married to you, I'd drink it."

(Apocryphal)

No lol

"Production casing has been run to 8,130ft and cemented. The Company will run cased-hole wireline prior to perforating target zones for testing, with samples of any gas recovered sent to an external laboratory for gas composition analysis.

The Company will test multiple formations from the bottom of the hole upwards. If initial results of a perforation are positive the Company will report gas composition to the market and perform an extended well test on the interval before moving on to the next horizon. "

What part of that is not clear?

We know you want a dip on Monday cat (you have admitted that), but you will have to do better than taking a small part of an RNS out of context.

I agree PompeyM. It’s pretty clear in the RNS.

Thanks for the insight. I guess if you are making a living at it then your knowledge and the time spent in analysis will be useful.

It’s not for me but I can see how it could be another tool in the bag for a full-time investor. As for being bore………….💤💤💤. Only kidding!

Anyway, of much more importance is the fact that my bottle of Bordeaux tomorrow needs to be bloody good to compensate for England throwing it away against the Wallabies this afternoon. 🍷🏈🫣

And I can’t possibly believe that MM’s would do anything underhand 😳😂

I see the value on main market under certain circumstances for some situations but I don’t personally believe they are anything other than a wet finger in the air on AIM. It’s too unpredictable, sentiment driven and open to manipulation in my view. But that does not mean that I mind others believing in them 👍

Only a personal opinion but I agree with Warren Buffet’s well known and published views on their value.

As much use as a chocolate fireguard

I concur Troajan and so presumably does whoever bought nearly half a million shares at the close yesterday.

Some useful and appreciated observations cat, but as your stated position is that you would like a dip on Monday, it is of course in your interests to spread doubt and uncertainty.

Great piece of ferreting Kaeran. x

No idea why LSE has decided to do away with capitals! Possibly our multiple account ramper used them all up lol

a touch of fomo and a little bit of froth, but reflecting back on yesterday, i can see a big week coming.

we are in the window now for a progress report on ingomar and rudyard. there were a lot of posters calling for news this week, despite very clear indications in the various rns's of the timeline and detail on the process and order of events.

what will the progress report tell us? we have no idea so will have to be patient!

the indications (and there are several) are that it will very positive, that is my belief and therefore i am sitting tight with a substantial (for me) holding. i can't be ****d to mess about with trading but i don't have an issue with those who do. i just don't like the condescending and juvenile commentary from some of those who do, and as for the hex v he1 animosity........grow up children, what's wrong with both succeeding?

there is no doubt in my mind of the enthusiasm and belief of the people who matter. at the end of the day we can all speculate as to what is down there and bang our calculators, but it is dm and bo who have the best idea and they can hardly contain themselves in the various presentations and interviews. they could be wrong of course but you can't fake the body language and non-verbal communication that i have observed. they believe and some!

i'm not sure of the significance of the conference and 'tweetgate', but i see it as a positive sign.

anyway, enough of this, it's the weekend and i am resigned to the wallabies thrashing us again as well as another ****-up by ****nal allowing the scousers and city to bugger off into the distance! i will console myself with a home made cottage pie and cauliflower cheese on sunday chased down by a rather nice 2010 chateau langoa barton that has been winking at me from its case for a while :-)

it would be nice to see an end to the petty sniping, downright nastiness and points scoring and for everyone to do well no matter what their tactics or who they invest in. we have the right to free speech in this country but did all those people lay down their lives in two world wars for some of what has been seen on this and other boards recently? food for thought perhaps.............................

I think most holders are hopeful that the news will be good next week, and that Monday is likely. But that is just an opinion of course.

No, that is a quote from one of his presentations a while back.