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The Retail Resistance Rides Again: PANR’s Pigeons, Profits, and a Pipeline Full of Promise

In the latest episode of “As the Market Turns,” the Retail Resistance has once again donned their diamond hands and taken to the battlefield—armed with memes, market depth, and a healthy disdain for poultry-sized profits. Yes, we’re talking about Pantheon Resources (PANR), where the only thing more imminent than the gas sales agreement is the collective eye-roll at those selling out for a 10% gain.

Why Settle for Chicken Feed When You Can Own the Coop?

Word on the Level 2 street is that some of the “boys in the know” who scooped up shares at 25p are now cashing in for a modest 10% profit. That’s right—a whole 2.5p. Bravo, gentlemen. Truly, the Lamborghini dealership must be trembling at the stampede of buyers rolling in with their £250 gains.

But let’s be honest: if you’re sitting on a golden goose like PANR, why scramble for crumbs when the whole coop is within reach? The gas sales agreement is not just a whisper anymore—it’s a full-blown GSPA signed with AGDC, and the $250 million valuation is peeking over the horizon like a sunrise over the Alaskan tundra.

Feeding Time for the Shorters: Pigeons in a Panic

Meanwhile, the shorters are back—and it’s like tossing breadcrumbs in Trafalgar Square. They’re fluttering, flapping, and frantically trying to re-enter positions they so confidently abandoned. But here’s the twist: retail isn’t selling. Not now. Not at these prices. Not when the pipeline to profit is practically humming with natural gas and potential.

So to the shorters: maybe stop pecking at the crumbs and consider flying south for the winter. Or better yet, join the long side before the coop door slams shut.

The $250 Million Elephant in the Room

Let’s not forget the main event: the Gas Sales Agreement. With the precedent agreement already inked, the full GSA is expected to follow like a well-behaved Labrador. And with it? A valuation that could make even the most stoic spreadsheet weep with joy. We’re talking $250 million in potential value, folks. That’s not just life-changing money—it’s yacht-naming money.

Level 2: Where the Buys Outnumber the Sells and the Shorters Sweat

A quick peek at Level 2 reveals a scene straight out of a financial rom-com: buys stacking up like pancakes at a Sunday brunch, while sells are looking thin enough to be on a diet. The shorters are scrambling, the placing participants are sneakily assisting them, and retail? Retail is hoovering up shares like it’s Black Friday at a bargain bin.

It’s a beautiful chaos. A ballet of bids. A symphony of “not today, Satan.”

Stas can confirm :-)

Final Thoughts from the Resistance

So here’s the message from the Retail Resistance HQ: Hold the line. The gas is coming. The money is coming. And the pigeons? Well, they’re already here—just don’t feed them.

Now, who’s ready for a proper roast chicken dinne

Some Sunday humour.:-)

Dear Diamond-Handed Defenders of PANR,

We interrupt your regularly scheduled patience to bring you this glorious update: PANR surged 7.57% on Friday, and the shorters? Oh, they’re scrambling like squirrels at a lawnmower convention. Their spreadsheets are crying, their algorithms are sweating, and their brokers are Googling “how to apologize to retail investors.”

But fear not — they’ll soon be accidental allies in our noble quest to “normalize” the share price. What does “normalize” mean, you ask? We don’t know. Nobody does. But it sounds important and vaguely threatening, so we’re going with it.

Meanwhile, Dubhe — our celestial show-and-tell well — continues to shine like a disco ball at a geology convention. It’s not just a well, it’s a stellar asset, destined to be the Beyoncé of the PANR portfolio: sustainable, iconic, and always in formation.

Oh, and did we mention the gas agreement? That little signature just dropped $250 million into the development fund like it’s making it rain in a boardroom. That’s not funding — that’s turbo-charged rocket fuel.

So buckle up, comrades. This share is headed back to £1.50 faster than you can blink. And if you blink twice? Well, you might just miss the moon landing.

Onward, upward, and ever retail!

Yours in glorious defiance,

The Retail Resistance

This move is still impressive and well above the recent placing price of 25p, which adds confidence to the breakout. If it closes near or above this level, it could set up a bullish continuation into next week—especially with the recent RNS momentum behind it.

The Retail Resistance :-)

Lovely post Squidgames…thank you for sharing..Your point no 3 is what has happened here imo….rightly or wrongly. I sincerely hope rightly as it does raise a red flag as engineering a short position purely to manipulate the market is illegal.

I trust they did it the right way as well…..whatever the right way is :-)

Was there an RNS today Brombard ? Lols….those trades were last night after the RNS :-)

Anyways….lets focus on the Dhube well head which will no doubt be flaring in about 9 days time.

Ladies and gentlemen, fasten your seatbelts and hold onto your hard hats—because the Dhube well is about to redefine "flowing with greatness." Great Bear Pantheon Resources has struck a star, and it's not just twinkling—it's gushing!

Flow results? Think champagne fountains at a billionaire’s birthday bash. Commercial viability? Let’s just say the calculators are overheating.

Share price? Forget pence—this rocket’s aiming for pounds, and possibly a new postcode in the FTSE stratosphere.

To the shorters: sorry, your pockets might feel a bit... drafty.

To the longs: welcome to the club of life-changing events. You didn’t just invest—you RSVP’d to destiny.

So here’s to Dhube: the well that’s not just deep—it’s deeply fabulous.

The Retail Resistance.

Thank you….one more for a laugh :-)

From the trenches of Pantheon Resources, with love and leverage

Dear fellow diamond-handed degenerates,

We interrupt your regularly scheduled chart-staring to bring you breaking news from the footnotes of Pantheon Resources’ last two RNSs. Yes, footnotes. Because when you’re this deep in the trenches, even the punctuation matters.

Key Discovery: Lee Keeling & Associates—those lovely folks who count barrels like we count green candles—have had their wording tweaked.

In RNS #1, dated 18th… they said: “totalling” 79 million barrels and 424 bcf.

In RNS #2, dated today… they said: “of” 79 million barrels and 424 bcf.

What does it mean? Absolutely nothing. But also… everything.

Because when a company is so confident in its resource base that it’s polishing the grammar, you know the fundamentals are locked, loaded, and ready to flow—literally. The frack at Dubhe is done. The flow tests are coming. The gas agreement with AGDC is humming. And the share price? It’s just stretching before its sprint.

This isn’t just a barrel count. It’s a battle cry. “Totalling” screams unity. “Of” whispers precision. Either way, it spells TAPS-bound oil and pipeline-ready gas.

So to the shorters still clinging to their spreadsheets and disbelief: We saw your “of.” We raised you a “totalling.” And now we’re raising the share price.

The Retail Resistance.

Stas….this is Co pilot not ChatGPT :-)

Dear Shorters,

We write to you today not with malice, but with gratitude. Not with fury, but with frenzied joy. Not with pitchforks, but with placement-priced shares and a cheeky grin.

You see, while you were busy betting against Pantheon Resources like it was a three-legged donkey in the Kentucky Derby, we were quietly scooping up shares at prices so low they made our brokers blush. Your relentless pessimism was our golden ticket. So from the bottom of our bullish hearts: thank you. Thank you for the discount. Thank you for the drama. And thank you for the popcorn-worthy panic that’s about to ensue.

Now, let’s talk about Dubhe. Oh, Dubhe. That beautiful, fracked beast. The PANR management team didn’t just frack it—they fracked it fabulously. The kind of fracking that makes geologists weep tears of joy and shorters weep tears of margin calls. The flow tests are coming, and rumor has it they’re going to gush harder than a teenager’s first love letter.

And what happens next? Well, let’s just say the AOGCC gas agreement is about to get a glow-up. We’re talking about a deal so juicy it could power half of Alaska and still leave enough gas to inflate the egos of every retail investor who held through the storm.

As for the share price? Strap in. We’re not talking a gentle incline. We’re talking a SpaceX-style liftoff. A rocket so vertical it’ll make your short positions look like a pancake on a trampoline. You thought you were playing 4D chess? We were playing 5D hopscotch with diamond hands and a dream.

So, dear shorters, as you scramble to cover and we sip champagne at placement prices, remember this: every villain needs a hero. And every hero needs a nemesis. You were ours. And now, we ride.

With love, laughter, and limit orders,

The Retail Resistance

Should…not shakily….

So you are assuming they already started fracking Brombard…..and don’t say they started on the 29th….cause nobody actually knows…..they shakily have at least RNSd that they started the fracking job ! ….:-)

ChatGPT….would have said…..let’s hope it’s a solid Stas and not a fart !!! :-)

Let’s hope the sudden movement….was a fart and not a solid Stas….:-)

Not by ChatGPT……me :-)

From the Retail Investors Who Refresh the Share Price More Than You Refresh Your Inbox

Dear Max,

We hope this letter finds you well—and not on a yacht named “Liquidity” sipping champagne with institutional investors who somehow always know what’s coming before the rest of us do.

We, the retail investors, write to you from the trenches. Not the glamorous trenches of Wall Street, mind you, but the humble trenches of kitchen counters, coffee shops, and Reddit threads. We are the unsung heroes of your share price—armed with optimism, memes, and a deep belief that Pantheon Resources is more than just a ticker symbol with trust issues.

Now, Max, we’re not saying insider trading has occurred. But let’s just say if Sherlock Holmes were a shareholder, he’d be raising an eyebrow so high it would need its own ISIN code. The timing of certain trades by certain institutions has been… let’s call it “suspiciously clairvoyant.” And the resulting share price suppression? Well, it’s starting to feel less like market forces and more like market sorcery.

We understand that institutional investors bring capital, influence, and the ability to throw around phrases like “macro headwinds” without flinching. But retail investors bring something too: loyalty, grassroots support, and the uncanny ability to turn your AGM into a viral TikTok moment.

So we ask—nay, we plead—don’t treat us like the side salad at the investor buffet. We deserve transparency, fairness, and maybe just a little less whiplash from watching the share price do the cha-cha every time a hedge fund sneezes.

Let’s work together to make Pantheon Resources a beacon of integrity, not a cautionary tale whispered in Discord servers. After all, we’re all stakeholders here. And if the ship sinks, it won’t matter who had the bigger cabin.

Yours in hope, humor, and holding through the dip, The Retail Resistance We may not have Bloomberg terminals, but we do have receipts.:-)

Brombard it's fair to scrutinize the path forward. But let’s not lose sight of the bigger picture. A successful flow test would be a pivotal moment—likely driving both the share price and the company into a much stronger position for its next phase.

Regarding the listing trajectory, I remain optimistic. PANR is well-positioned to achieve a successful US listing, which would open up broader investor access and liquidity. In parallel, transitioning off AIM and onto the main London exchange under the Great Bear name would mark a significant step in aligning the company’s identity with its core asset and ESG ambitions.

The focus should be on delivering operational results and letting those speak for themselves.

Let’s keep our eyes on the Dubhe wellhead, not the noise :-)

You're not alone in thinking that Stas I have voiced similar frustrations and even reported it to market abuse at FCA. Too many coincidental whammies occurred in short space of time…. the timing of institutional sell-offs, the placing, and the company's communication strategy. It feels like a textbook case of asymmetric information: insiders and institutions seem to have access to key developments before retail holders do, and that imbalance can lead or has led to serious erosion of trust.

The dodging of Q&A sessions, the suspicious trade patterns, and the lack of transparency around the placing all contribute to the perception of manipulation—even if it's not illegal in the strictest sense. It's more about the ethics and fairness of the market environment.

Upon the AIM where penny stocks do play, There lurks a crew with fingers swift and sly— The Market Makers, masters of delay, Who bid you high, then sell you low and lie.

PANR, poor soul, its shares tossed to and fro, A darling once, now dancing with despair. They spread the spread, then whisper, “Let it go,” While shorters sneak in through the market’s lair.

“Oh look!” they cry, “A rally!”—just a tease, A mirage built on spoofed and phantom trades. Retail rejoices, then drops to its knees, As price collapses into shadowed shades.

Yet still we hold, through chaos, loss, and din— For one day, shorts may choke… and longs may win.

In Alaska’s wild and frosty land, Dubhe stood firm, proud and grand. A well so deep, a dream so bold— PANR whispered, “Strike some gold!”

They drilled with hope, they fracked with flair, Through shale and rock and Arctic air. Then—boom!—a gush, a mighty cheer, “Oil’s flowing, lads! Bring the beer!”

Shareholders danced in suits and ties, Champagne corks launched to northern skies. Graphs went up, hearts did too, Even the interns bought a canoe.

The CEO did a victory jig, Wearing boots and a hardhat wig. “Dubhe’s alive!” he cried with glee, “Now who wants stock in PANR? Me!”

From Reddit threads to London’s Square, PANR joy was everywhere. Even Wall Street cracked a grin, “Frack yeah,” they said, “a solid win!”

So here’s to Dubhe, the well that roared, And made investors praise the Lord. May barrels flow and profits climb— And poems like this waste your time.

At this point Stas….any fracking news will be good :-)

Thanks Stas…. The clustering of trades just below the 25p placement level—especially with repeated buys around 24.55p and large blocks at 24.50–24.60p—suggests deliberate price management. This kind of behavior can be consistent with order book engineering, where market participants (often those involved in the placement) may:

Suppress upward momentum to avoid triggering retail buying or technical breakouts.

Accumulate quietly without pushing the price above the placement level.

Avoid breaching 25p, which could imply a failed discount or undermine the rationale for the placement.

This tactic is sometimes used to stabilize the market post-placement, especially if the company or insiders want to avoid volatility or maintain control over the narrative. It can also be a sign of preparation for a news release, where keeping the price capped allows for a more dramatic move once the news hits. :-)

Stas…doesn’t quite gell….and I value your opinion… I get what you say but something else is happening here……..insider trading and manipulation springs to mind…not quite sure where FCA are with their investigation but possibly also market correction taking place ?

Who knows…:-)