An Open Letter to PANR management.4 Nov 2025 11:55
Dear Max and Eric,
Greetings from the trenches of the AIM market, where caffeine is strong, patience is thin, and the share price charts resemble a rollercoaster designed by a sadistic theme park engineer.
Let me begin by saying: we love PANR. We really do. We’ve read the RNSs, we’ve watched the interviews, we’ve even tried to understand the seismic data (though most of us still think “porosity” is a new crypto coin). We’re here because we believe in the vision, the assets, and yes—even you two.
But lads, we need to talk.
You see, the market doesn’t like uncertainty. And for the last month, PANR has been about as communicative as a teenager asked how school was. Silence may be golden in some circles, but in the world of retail investing, it’s more like a flashing neon sign that says “Panic Now!”
We’re not asking for daily updates (though we wouldn’t say no to a weekly haiku). We just want to know someone’s steering the ship—and ideally not while blindfolded and humming “Que Sera Sera.”
Now, we know institutions are important. They bring the big bucks, the suits, and the PowerPoint decks with more acronyms than a NASA launch. But spare a thought for us humble retail investors. We’re the ones refreshing our trading apps at 6:59 a.m., clutching our mugs of instant coffee, whispering “please be green” like it’s a sacred mantra.
We’re the ones explaining to our partners why “investing in oil exploration in Alaska” is a sound financial decision, even though our portfolio currently looks like it’s been hit by a snowplow.
So here’s our humble ask: communicate. Not just with the institutions, but with all of us. A tweet, a video, a smoke signal—anything to let us know you haven’t been abducted by bears or joined a silent retreat in the Brooks Range.
Because when you keep us in the loop, we’re not just investors—we’re believers. And believers hold through the dips, the doubts, and the dodgy market sentiment.
Yours in hope, humour, and a slightly bruised portfolio,
The Retail Resistance (aka the people who still think “LTH” stands for “Long-Term Hopeful”)
P.S. If you’re planning to release news, please avoid Fridays at 4:29 p.m. We’d like to enjoy our weekends without needing CPR.
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